right you know at 4:30, another san jose police officer accused of misbehaving on the job. more troubling allegations, you'll see only on nbc bay area. plus the exclusive new details about that woman at the center of a kidnapping scandal. what we've learned about her past. this is "today in the bay." here we go, friday morning. good friday morning to you all out there. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm kris sanchez. watch us live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online. >> let's get you started with

the day. mike keeping an eye on the roads, we'll get to that in a bit. first we start with meteorologist kari hall. you're tracking the possibility of rain this mother's day weekend? >> it's misting and drizzling now and we have a chance to see spotty, light rain here and there over the next couple of days. it is a mostly cloudy morning and then look at our temperatures and what we'll see for today. really warming up nicely for parts of the south bay into the upper 70s. we'll see some mid-70s for the inland east bay and the north bay for the most part staying in the upper 60s, up to around 71 in napa and san francisco reaching 66 degrees. saturday is your day to get out there but it will be cool near the coast, and for our inland valleys, it's going to be very nice and comfortable but there will be that slight chance of rain we could see on mother's day as our highs in some spots only reach into the mid-60s. we'll talk more about this coming up. mike, how is it looking for the commuters? >> looking like it was good to talk to the kids and let them

know miss kari said mother's day is looking at rain. hayward all lanes closed for a short period of time the crash south 880 at tennyson. closure 84 out of sunol through niles canyon, typical construction clearing in the next half hour. there may be a new crash on 680 or 84, there is that merge coming out of livermore. the rest of the bay, easy light drive. maybe something near the airport as well. we'll check out two new incidents. new allegations against another san jose police officer, this time it involves sexual misconduct on the job. >> it is the third recent case of serious accusations of misbehavior by a police officer and what we have to tell you is that what you're going to hear is graphic. "today in the bay's" thom jensen has the exclusive story. >> reporter: the new sexual misconduct accusations come

while the san jose police department is under a public microscope for officer misbehavior. it's something san jose police addressed earlier this week. >> that officer was immediately placed on administrative leave. >> first start off and say -- >> reporter: the union's president says he's outraged by this latest case. >> if these allegations are proven to be true, then this person has no place in law enforcement. >> reporter: nbc bay area has learned an officer who responded to a home recently with a mother and daughter inside is accused of masturbating onto their kitchen table. >> having these incidents has led us to a place where we want to start taking a harder look at our hiring process, our backgrounding process and really see, is there something that's being missed. >> reporter: the other issues he's referring to were last week's revelation that 24-year-old rookie officer dejon packer died from a fentanyl

overdose following a night of partying with other officers and another officer was placed on administrative leave for allegedly being intoxicated when he responded to the scene of the kidnapping of a baby boy. sources with knowledge of that case tell us the officer had a blood alcohol level of 0.139, nearly twice the legal limit. >> this has been a scandalous week for the san jose police department. >> reporter: legal analyst steven clark says the instances of misbehavior have a ripple effect in the community and can tarnish law enforcement in general when it comes to trust. >> even though this only involves a small number of officers, there's a spillover effect that people will start to wonder what is going on at the san jose police department when you think of this many incidents in a short period of time. >> reporter: clark says the d.a.'s office will likely review every case involving these officers, because defense attorneys are sure to use the misconduct to poke holes in prosecutors' cases. >> you could see cases being

overturned or cases being dismissed because once an officer's credibility is called into question, the entire case can fall apart. >> reporter: no argument from the police union. >> and we want to ensure that the public does trust us and really understands, again, this is not who we are. >> reporter: thom jensen, "today in the bay." to a story you'll only see on nbc bay area, the woman accused of helping to kidnap 3-month-old baby brandon last week was deported three times. i.c.e. sent her back to el salvador in 2018, twice in 2019. also in 2019 yesenia ramirez spent ten days in texas in a jail for illegal entry into the u.s. the immigration agency is asking the county to hold onto ramirez when she is released so they can deport her again but it's not that easy. >> the county made a commitment not to collaborate with i.c.e., especially because we want to make sure that we are upholding

the value of our community and our community feeling safe and trusting for our local police. >> if yesenia ramirez is found guilty and sentenced to prison the state would hold her for deportation after she serves her sentence. >> part of our investigation into the kidnapping of baby brandon led us to a back room san jose church. our investigative unit learned the death of a child at the church has been ruled a homicide. an exorcism type of ceremony. >> reporter: the death is ruled asphyxia few to suffocation. authorities make that ruling a homicide they believe the death was caused by actions of another person. they stressed that it's not a legal conclusion and doesn't necessarily mean anyone will face murder charges. however, we do know the victim's mother, claudia hernandez, was arrested in january on felony

child abuse charges and remains in custody without bail. she declined our request to speak with her from jail. according to court documents we exclusively obtained, hernandez and the girl's uncle brought her to the church last september believing she was possessed by a demon because she'd sometimes wake up at night screaming or crying. the girl's grandfather is a pastor. the three family members held the girl down for seven hours repeatedly forcinger this to throw up in an attempt they say to rid her body of the evil spirit. investigators say the mother did not attempt to call for medical help for at least two hours after the child died. when police arrived they found the girl with multiple injuries around her eyes, face, neck and chest and they say she had been given nothing except about six ounces of water in the 20 hours leading up to her death. the mom faces a potential life sentence if convicted. san jose police declined to discuss the case, saying it remains under investigation.

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good friday morning. it's 4:40. in the north bay it's mostly cloudy, kind of misting at times as you are driving to work and temperatures hold steady here with not much of a warmup going through late morning. keep the jacket handy. we'll see sunshine later today and talk about that in the forecast coming up. oakland looked great. headlights headed south no longer slowing through hayward. the crash has been cleared and so has the one on the nimitz in fremont. a new crash near sunol. it's frankie friday, let's check in with frank. >> good morning. i am frank holland from cnbc. mike, thanks for the introduction. wall street the markets are set to open up lower after the dow posed its most single day drop since 2020. it matched its second worst decline of the year for the s&p. the sell-off is fret over how the fed will tame inflation without sinking the economy into

a recession. in focus the labor department's monthly jobs report, they expect an increase of 400,000 jobs in the month of job. technology stocks bore the brunt of yesterday's sell-off just one day after the federal reserve hiked interest rates by half a percentage point. investors fled the tech sector, seen as a high growth driver and beneficiary of lower interest rates and turn to energy and bank stocks which are viewed as safer bets. amazon, meta, google's parent company alphabet and microsoft fell at least 5%. losses from cloud companies, chipmakers and e-commerce weighed on the tech sector. oil prices second week of gains, there's no relief in sight as europe prepares to ban russian oil imports and the u.s. seeks 60 million barrels to replace its strategic oil reserves. you'll pay more at the pump for

a while ago. a year ago the average was $2.94 for a gallon, today it's $4.27 according to aaa. >> that's outside california. >> pain at the pump news. >> ouch. >> there's more there? >> more. >> i paid $6,000 for unleaded for my tiny, little car. >> really? marcus, i know you're driving something that takes premium so no problem. >> i'm driving a spaceship, brother. if you're going to do it big, why not do it big? >> the parking situation's gotten very difficult, frank. thanks. [ laughter ] 4:43 for you this morning. the kentucky derby is back and better than ever. ahead for you this morning on "today in the bay," we are live in louisville as the race to win the triple crown kicks off this weekend. we'll be right back.

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and i want more of them. ask your doctor about everyday verzenio. looking live at downtown san jose there in the distance, it's a little bit cloudy overhead. what does that mean for your weekend? let's talk to the expert. >> you're going to see a lot of changes going into the weekend. one minute it's cloudy, one minute it's misting and another minute it's bright and sunny. we're seeing all of these changes as we head into our weekend. right now as we take a live look at the bay bridge, you can see the low clouds kind of draped over the top of the bridge and you may have to turn on the windshield wipers as you're driving and we're going to see some sunshine today. our south bay temperatures much

warmer than what we'll see across much of the rest of the bay area, with hayward reaching 69 degrees. we'll see a high of 75 in walnut creek, and in livermore, but then when you head over toward the coast we're looking at some mid-60s for half moon bay. daly city reaching 65 and upper 50s and low 60s in san francisco. mission district the warmest at 66 and 69 in novato and santa rosa. napa today reaching 71. this is where we'll see more clouds, even a couple of spotty, light showers this morning. especially near the coastline and as you head up toward ukiah and santa rosa, we could see some light rain, also a chance later on tonight, so we'll get some clearing in between, and then another chance of some spotty, light showers, most of us won't see it, it will be near the coast and happening late this evening and we go into a sunny saturday, and then on sunday, we'll be watching another system approaching from the north. so really unsettled here as we see the storm systems passing to the north of us, we will see more of that going into sunday

into monday, with that chance of some light showers, but once again, by no means a washout and no reason to cancel any plans. even going into next week, we're seeing more of the same. as far as how much rain we could see between now and a week out, well, it could be about 0.1 of an inch of rain for a few spots, maybe just enough to water the lawn. it's looking a little bit better for ukiah on northward, and we could see closer to three-quarters of an inch of rain there. sierra will get a nice snowfall over the weekend and possibly more next week. in all we could see about a foot of snow and maybe even a little bit more for some of the upper elevations. so it's once again stays unsettled but not a lot happening here for the bay area. we're looking at temperatures today reaching into the mid-70s. mother's day definitely cool with that chance of some light showers that could continue into monday and for san francisco, we have mid-60s today but it will be a cooler weekend, you'll want to keep that jacket and maybe the umbrella somewhere close by.

heading out this morning, mike, have you seen any major problems? >> not because of that mist, not necessarily in the reports but we have seen some bigger crashes. 880 cleared, all lanes were blocked at times from hayward down toward fremont as well, both crashes cleared, no lanes blocked for the nimitz. now over here, we've got detail. this is going on in sunol north 680, just about the transition to 84, headed up in toward livermore and pleasanton, a disabled vehicle, not a crash but it may be in the lanes for a few minutes. i haven't seen the slowing. the red section over on the left is the closure for the roadwork, should be cleared before 5:00 a.m. or by 5:00 a.m., we're just up on that hour and everything should be fine. we'll track it with cal trans. on the peninsula, the incident was on 101 but at the millbrae on-ramp to northbound 101 so doesn't look like the freeway is affected and they should clear that from the on-ramp as sfo. kari mentioned fog so check the flights if you're leaving or

have people coming into the area and if you're coming in toward the bay bridge or the richmond bridge, everything's fine for your westbound commute directions through contra costa county, same for the north bay. back to you. >> thank you, mike. the owner of a popular oakland restaurant said something has to give and the city has got to do something. this is video here, one of his children and two other people were robbed at gunpoint wednesday night in the parking lot of la perla puerto rican cuisine. it is a family-owned restaurant. the father says armed men rushed his son and two other businessmen demanding their jewelry, money and even a gun one of them was carrying. the family says oakland police need to do something. >> it's very sad that things like that happen because we put a lot of hard work, a lot of money to build this restaurant. we choose to stay in oakland. we could choose other cities we was invited to open the restaurant. >> thankfully no one was hurt.

oakland police say officers are investigating. they're asking anyone with information to come forward. two people were caught on dash cam breaking into a truck in concord. i want you to look at this, the owner of the truck says expensive tools were taken. he says he's going public because he wants those thieves to be caught so this doesn't happen to someone else. now the thieves got away with ,000 worth of in town and we have been feeling that it's a nice neighborhood. >> -- not immune from escalating problems of brazen car break-s in, catalytic converter rip-offs and property crimes. berkeley leaders are reportedly giving the green light to a new community safety department that would work side by side with police. the department would be staffed by social workers who would respond to conflicts and other non-emergency calls instead of police officers. councilmembers approved that

plan last night but the city must still find funding. this hunt for the triple crown begins this weekend with the kentucky derby here on nbc bay area. >> always a fun time. today's dylan dreyer is live at churchhill downs with the preview of the races. good morning, dylan. >> fabulous hat. >> reporter: good morning, thank you very much. this is what i'm here for really is the hats. it's a lot of fun this year, because it's back. it's back in full force. last year we had a lot of restrictions because of covid, the year before it was delayed and postponed until september, so this is the first force and there really are no restrictions here. as far as fashion is concerned, i'm hearing because it's the first time it's back for real, everybody wants to go the bigger traditional hats, the bright colors, a lot of florals and

just really make it feel like traditional old school kentucky derby here. that's why you'll see the big hats this year and of course at the center and zanden are the two favorite horses. i hear it's a wide open field so the best could be very profitable if you make the right bet and pick the right horse because there's no real clear favorite this time around. so a lot of little story lines to keep an eye on here. >> dylan, like you said, some of us show up for the hats and the mint juleps. what fashion trends are you seeing so far? >> reporter: christine moore is the official millener of the kentucky derby. she's seeing big hats over fascinators. everyone wants to go big kentucky style, bright colors because a lot of the fashion trends are florals and patterns, a lot of pattern on the dresses, so the hats have been more solid but bright, and she said there's

no real one color this year. because today is the kentucky oaks, it's the pink day here so everybody will be wearing pink for sure. >> i know of course i used to live in baltimore so preakness i was a part of the festivities. you'll take part of activities outside of the race, too in >> reporter: it's the first time i've been here not pregnant in several years, so. >> mint juleps. >> reporter: i can guarantee that. i'm ready to go. >> dylan, you're looking good this morning and have a good time. >> all right. >> reporter: thank you so much. we'll see you guys. >> take care. >> tune in to the "today" show for the complete breakdown of saturday's race with nbc sports, mike tirico and see some of the fun in store for the weekend at 7:00 right after us here on "today in the bay." >> don't forget, tune in saturday right here on nbc area for full coverage of the

happening now, leaders are majo construction contract for the b.a.r.t. silicon valley phase two project. the first round one of work is expected to begin later this month with the berryessa station already in place. phase two includes building stations in east san jose, downtown san jose and near santa clara university. passenger service is expected to begin in 2031. we'll be right back.

so the good news is buster posey is headed back to the giants but just for one day. happening tomorrow the giants will honor the long-time catch we are bustier posey day to

celebrate his 12 exciting years with the team, the first time posey has been back at oracle since he announced his retirement at the end of last season. posey is a seven-time all-time who helped lead the giants to three world series championships and he did it with class. this morning the warriors are getting ready for game three of their playoff series against the grizzlies. ahead for you this morning on "today in the bay," we talk to one superfan ahead of that game and why he thinks the dubs have this one i more.

right now at 5:00, a former san francisco police officer in court answering to criminal charges five years ago he shot and killed a man after a few days on the job. the new calls this morning for more accountability. desperate evacuation efforts continue for ukrainians trapped at a steel plant in mariupol, this as first lady jill biden arrives in europe to meet with refugees. new developments including new signals from russia ahead of a critical day for its military. and vaccination without consent, a controversial california bill clears a major hurdle. this is "today in the bay." >> good friday morning and thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez. >> and i'm marcus washington. don't forget if you're on the go this morning, you can watch us with you. we're on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online. >> everywhere. we're going to take a look at the forecast after we say good morning,