the department filed a motion to make public the warrant and receipt in light of the former president's public confirmation of the search. >> right now at 5:00, unsealing the warrant. attorney general merrick garland speaking about the fbi's raid to trump's mar-a-lago home. the reason he believes some of the details should be made public as new details emerge about the sensitive information agents may have been looking for. new concerns in the north bay, the bacterium causing legionnaire's disease traced to two new locations. what health leaders are doing to contain it. the 49ers kick off their first preseason game here tonight with a new starting quarterback, trey lance, and the prospects for the team this season. this is "today in the bay."

good friday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez. laura garcia has the day off. >> and i'm marcus washington. we want to get you started with a look at that forecast this morning. meteorologist kari hall is tracking what we can expect as we head into the weekend. >> yeah, we have nice weather and so exciting this weekend. we have football coming back. there's a lot of festivals, events going on and ways for to you enjoy all of the very great weather we've had. as we take a live look outside in dublin, you got to get to work this morning. temperatures in the upper 50s so you need a light jacket as you step out the door. we'll see the clouds sticking around through about 9:00 and then sunshine the rest of the day with our temperatures headed for the low 80s here. we'll see some upper 70s in san jose, mid-70s for hayward. napa reaching 83 degrees and 77 in oakland, while san francisco will be in the upper 60s to low 70s. we're still keeping our wide ranging temperatures from upper 60s to low 90s as you head over

toward fairfield. i'll be tracking more changes ahead for the weekend and where we may see some of that monsoon moisture coming back, that's coming up in just a few minutes. >> thanks, kari. the stakes are getting dramatically higher this morning in the showdown between former president trump and the justice department. this is over the search of his mar-a-lago home. >> attorney general merrick garland asked the judge to release the information from the warrant and the details about what was taken from mar-a-lago. meantime, a new report overnight indicates exactly what fbi agents might have been looking for. "today in the bay's" jay gray is live in washington following all the developments. jay, this is some disturbing information. >> yes, kris, marcus, it seems to just continue to unfold, and what we've learned overnight, attorney general mare rick garland ratcheting up the legal pressure on former president donald trump, asking a federal judge to unseal the search warrant and list of items seized

by the fbi at mar-a-lago. >> in light of the former president's public confirmation of the search, the surrounding circumstances and the substantial public interest in this matter. >> reporter: mr. trump acknowledging online overnight, he won't block the release of the information. the unparalleled action by garland coming after days of baseless speculation, unfounded accusations by the former president and his allies and stepped up increasingly violent rhetoric online. >> i will not stand by silently when their integrity is unfairly attacked. >> reporter: aimed at the fbi, department of justice and other law enforcement agencies. >> when you talk like this, it doesn't sound like you're pro-cop. it sounds like you're pro-coup. >> reporter: thursday there was an attack on the fbi field office in cincinnati. >> subject supposed to be armed, fired several shots at officers. >> reporter: the suspect died after a shoot-out where w police. schiffer was at the capitol

during the january 6th insurrection and posted on social media urging others to engage in violence and to be ready for "combat." let's get back to what those agents may have been looking for at mar-a-lago. there's a report from "the washington post" overnight that their sources say they were searching for nuclear documents, documents outlining nuclear weapons, not clear if it's u.s. weapons or another country's weapons. also, there are indications this morning, there may be more classified material still inside the former president's florida home, so a lot to unfold here, marcus, kris, and we should learn a lot more later this afternoon. >> i mean, it's interesting, because i think a lot of folks might have assumed that the documents that they were looking for, the information was related to the election. come to find out, it wasn't. what else is out there? so many questions. >> yes. >> thanks, jay.

we want to take a live look at capitol hill this morning, where the house of representatives is expected to vote this afternoon on the inflation reduction act. it offers a number of tax credits for people switching to cleaner energy sources including electric vehicles and rooftop solar panels and cap for out-of-pocket drug costs for seniors. the bill was approved by the senate last week and expected to be passed by the house. then it will head to the president next, and he is expected to sign it into law. vice president kamala harris continues her bay area visit today. so yesterday she was in san francisco. she hosted a roundtable on reproductive rights. today she heads over to oakland announce a $50 million empowerment to support low-income students called the generation fund. she'll also be meeting with leaders in the commercial space sector to talk about space travel and transport. this morning, there is new concern about legionnaire's

disease, because the bacteria that causes it has been traced to two more sites in napa county. one of those sites is located at the county hall of justice in downtown napa, the other location in a pond at the embassy suites hotel in napa. the pond is located at the same hotel where the bacteria was found in a cooling tower earlier this month. dr. peter chin-hong says it's unusual to have outbreaks traced to more than one site. >> you'd want to know if these sites that seem to be in different locations were connected by a common factor, like maybe they came from the same main, maybe the water that fed both of these places are connected. >> napa county health leaders are reporting that 13 people have been diagnosed with legionnaire's disease. one person has died. symptoms of legionnaire's include cough, fever or difficulty breathing, and if it's caught early, it can be treated with antibiotics. moving you forward on back

to school front with children and parents, a lot more to weigh in the wake of covid, but you know what? the president of the state board of education says the main thing families need to do is relax. >> when people are anxious, when they're worried about whether they're, you know, going to be compared to someone else or found to be in deficit or something, it actually impedes learning, so the most important thing we can do for our kids is create these settings where they feel supported, safe and able to learn. >> dr. darlene hammond leads the independent learning policy institute. she says its students are performing better than they did five years ago even accounting for the dip in 2020 and even though the pandemic, taking extreme measures, inspiring teachers should stay the course. >> there's been a 30% increase in funding for education, so that means working conditions are getting better, salaries have been improving. >> california's budgeting historic funding for education

$128 billion in all, that means nearly $8 billion for learning recovery emergency fund, which can be used for tutoring, reading assistance and mental health. also $184 million for teacher residencies and $85 million to develop math teachers. >> i needed that pep talk. not gonna lie. let the games begin and the tailgates for that matter, because sometimes that's the best part, right? 49ers football is back and tonight the faithful make their first sojourn to levi's. hopefully the first step in a super bowl run. gee, you might see a lot of changes this season. >> including why are you wearing those colors? >> this isn't packers color. that is gold. gold. "today in the bay's" bob redell is at levi's. >> i was wondering why you were looking at me like that.

>> bob, this looks like it's going to be trey lance's team. >> reporter: well, this is of course his first year officially as the starting quarterback to replace jimmy garoppolo. we spoke to nbc sports bay area 49ers insider matt mayoco to ask him his thoughts on what lance needs to do to be successful in his first year as starting, of course his second year with the team. mayoco points out a lot of new quarterbacks end up on bad teams and have to do everything by themselves. he believes that is not the case with the niners and trey lance has a good supporting cast in the likes of deebo samuel and george kittle and a good defense to boot. >> what trey lance has to figure out and this is something that's been kind of hammered home to him is that he doesn't have to do it all by himself. all he has to do is just take care of his business and not make the big mistakes and the 49ers should be fine.

they should be able to compete for the division title, and compete for a playoff spot and if the team stays healthy throughout the season, i would say that they have as good a chance as any to make a run to the super bowl. >> reporter: the thought with lance was that he was going to transition last year into the starting position to replace garoppolo, but garoppolo hit that winning streak that ultimately took the niners to the nfc championship game. with regards to the at that time us of jimmy g., maicco think, it's too late for the niners to trade him to another team. he believes it's a matter of holding onto him so he doesn't go to a divisional opponent to seattle. there are still tickets for tonight's game against the packers. the kickoff is at 5:30. reporting live at levi's stadium in santa clara, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> that's got to be rough for jimmy g. to be held so nobody else can have him. that's rough. >> at least he still gets paid. >> well, there is that. thanks, bob. >> just saying.

>> he'll be hanging out at the snack shack. >> hear more about the 49ers in the preseason on the latest episode of "49ers talk" which drops after the game and follow nbc bay area sports for all your coverage. >> man, people get sunburns at levi's stadium early in the season. >> it will be super sunny out there this evening. we're going to have nice weather, breezy winds. let's get a look at that forecast, because if you're out there early getting that parking spot, tailgating, the temperatures will be in the upper 70s, pretty warm there and as we go into the rest of the evening the temperatures at kickoff will be about 77 degrees. notice the wind gusts to 20 miles per hour as we go into tonight, we start to see the temperatures dipping to the low 70s but overall, really comfortable for that preseason game, and also looking at temperatures around the bay area heading up for the upper 70s for much of the inner bay, dublin reaching 81, while napa will see

a high of 83 degrees and low 70s in san francisco. we'll continue to watch what's going on as we head into the weekend. mike, you're looking at also the impact of the game for traffic. >> that's right, kari. folks in the area, you've already seen on 237 and 101, we've already seen the signs lit up. they were placed i think tuesday night or wednesday morning as we look into the area through santa clara, lawrence expressway, great america parkway, access points to over here, levi's stadium, the parkway, these bridges are cool on the map but crowded as they cross to and from the parking lots. remember the game is 5:30, which is early for this early in the season, preseason game, this will be an issue starting any time after 3:30 for local road closures. they've already started some access and some traffic control and some prep in the area as early as yesterday, so keep that in mind for this portion of the south bay, for the niners versus packers, let's call it the niners game.

everything else moves smoothly south of san francisco. we're tracking this alert north 101. the sensors are moving better, we may have more access heading north toward the bay bridge, one lane possibly more coming up. back to you. >> thanks, mike. we are stirring the pot this morning on "today in the bay." this morning, we have one of the most contentious topics, do you split the bill evenly when you go out with friends or break down what you ordered? we want to you join the conversation. >> hmm. yes, split the bail bill, please, thank you. attention shoppers! a new super charging station, one major retailer is adding to its parking lot. >> that is nice. but first our back-to-school coverage continues with our morning announcements from nbc -- from bay area school superintendents. here's mt. diablo unified superintendent dr. alam clark. >> trey: three things i want everyone to really focus on this year, i want our students when healthy to show up each day on time, ready to learn.

we are going to focus on english language arts and math, and we are going to make sure that each and every one of our students feels valued and that they belong to their school and to their classroom, and with that, we wish you all a fantastic school year. please visit our website and get all the information that you need. thank you. >> oh, thanks for the smile, dr. clark. we will be showing different bay area districts all week long, today and leading into next week and you can see the superintendent messages right now on our website at nbcbayarea.com.

with xfinity internet, you get advanced security that helps protect you at home and on the go. you feel so safe, it's as if... i don't know... evander holyfield has your back. i wouldn't click on that.

hey, thanks! we got a muffin for ed! all right! you don't need those calories. can we at least split it? nope. advanced security that helps protect your devices in and out of the home. i mean, can i have a bite? only from xfinity. nah. unbeatable internet. made to do anything so you can do anything.

happy friday. it is 5:16. let's head over to palo alto, the temperature at 61 degrees, it's all clear. we may be able to see a couple of meteors streaking across the sky as you approach dawn and we'll see some clouds moving by. temperatures will start to warm up, as the sky clears and another really comfortable day ahead. we'll talk about the weekend coming up. >> i know this is a still shot of the camera at 101 and 23rd. you notice all lanes have traffic. no more crash visible here. we just got word from chp they cleared 101 north approaching the bay bridge. we'll show you the traffic and recovery and what we know about the situation, coming up. 5:17. and taking a look at the futures this morning, wall street is set to open higher after the market

gave up most of their gains late in the session yesterday. stocks rallied following another positive report on inflation which showed producer prices fell last month because of a slide in energy prices. the dow and the s&p 500 closing flat on the day, while the nasdaq ended in the red. the s&p and the nasdaq are on track for their fourth straight positive week, in focus today reports on import prices and consumer sentiment. new this morning, ikea wants to make charging your car while shopping as easy as putting together the furniture. the company announced plans to install fast chargers for electric vehicles at more than two dozen u.s. stores adding up to more than 200 individual chargers at locations in 18 states, including here in california. they will serve both customers and ikea fleet of vehicles. the first chargers will be available by the end of the year and the full rollout should be

complete by the end of next year. this is happening with a partnership with electricify america which aims to place 1800 fast charging stations across america by 2025. you can be in ikea forever. >> you can be. trending this morning, maybe not the million-dollar question but certainly some money at stake. >> a lot of people talk about this. the question is, when you are out eating with your friends, how do you split the bill? if only a view of you go large? >> right. >> say for instance someone at the table a few people are drinking wine and then someone else gets the most expensive meal on the menu. should you split the bill or should you separate the bill? a poll on the "today" show website asked that very question and more than eight in ten lean towards everyone paying for what they ordered. >> i mean hopefully everybody has the honor system because the thing is maybe you're not hungry or maybe you have a different budget than your friends.

you shouldn't hang out with your friends because you make more or less money than them but at the same time people are like i only had half an appetizer. >> think about it, if all of us went out to eat and we all had something, a meal and a drink and mike came and had an appetizer. i think it's fair to say you know what? mike, you can split that and we'll do that three ways. you should step up and not be like we'll split it four ways. >> it's usually the person that ordered the expensive stuff. >> that happened to me one time. i went to a birthday dinner and i came late. i only had a drink and then i split the bill with everybody and i ended up paying $60 for a drink. >> did justin put this poll in there? we went out to eat last weekend, a big group of us. >> what did you do? >> split it evenly. >> for a birthday. that's why i didn't complain, i was like okay. >> i don't know. >> you get your own happy meal when you go out.

>> yeah, hey, i'm good, thank you. >> we're thinking about that, because you want to enjoy the weekend, maybe having dinner outside. the weather is going to be perfect. let's get a look at this live view of san francisco, as a lot of people are already up and heading off for work. it is nice and clear. we don't yet see the fog rolling in, but it will be here later this morning, and we'll see after that fog rolls by, then it clears out. so we're still in the same weather pattern, what we've seen the past few days. the seven-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen. temperatures near the coast in the upper 60s for half moon bay and you head over toward san mateo and it's 73 for a high, 75 for hayward and 90 for concord. you can see these temperatures spreading out and getting hotter, as you head inland, but you want to make sure that if you're driving around the bay area this week and you're prepared for the weather, where you're going. so mountain view 79 degrees but it's 89 in santa rosa and 91 in

san martin. headed into sunday we're also seeing some wide-ranging temperatures from the coastal areas to the inland valleys, hottest in fairfield, reaching 97 degrees on sunday. you may still be able to see some of the meteors by the end of the weekend but it's really peaking this morning and tomorrow morning, any time between now and dawn, you could also see a couple of meteors streaking across the sky an hour. we could see maybe 50 to 100 if you're looking in the right spot or if you have some time for your eyes to adjust. as we go into the next few days, we're going to start to see that monsoon moisture coming back. we'll watch out for that, mainly over southern california where you see all of the green, where it's been recently. as we go toward the middle of next week our temperatures heat up and it may feel more humid as well. check out livermore, 86 for today, but then look at the trend going upward and then peaking on tuesday. we will see all of our microclimates dealing with hot temperatures early next week. mike, you're seeing traffic

recovering in sf? >> yes, kari, we have north 101 at hospital curve, a lot more traffic than last time we saw just a couple of cars. the reason is because they did clear all lanes. what happened was the chp had to block all but one lane of northbound 101. look how quickly this recovered. there was some sort of a pursuit going on involving pacifica pd, south san francisco pd, ends up in san francisco blocking 101, that's cleared. they were advising 280 as the alternate. no longer necessary. everything's back open, getting to and through the city and across that bay bridge. there may be a new crash just off of 92 in san mateo. we'll check on that coming up. back to you. >> thanks, mike. next on "today in the bay," "nbc bay area responds." >> clothes and shoes are some of the biggest expenses going back to school, so how and when can you bag a deal? i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. i'll show you how and when, next. next.

go with simparica trio it's triple protection made simple! simparica trio is the first and only monthly chewable that covers heartworm disease, ticks and fleas, round and hookworms. dogs get triple protection in just one simparica trio! this drug class has been associated with neurologic adverse reactions, including seizures. use with caution in dogs with a history of these disorders. protect him with all your heart. simparica trio. non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty.

prop 27 is a game changer. so who's attacking prop 27? support small tribes, address homelessness. vote yes on 27.

good morning. clothing is one of the biggest expenses of going back to school, shopping experts tell us a key to not breaking the bank on stuff like this is timing. when the teacher says your kid needs a notebook on day one, there's not much you can do to delay. >> when it comes to clothing, there's a lot more flexibility.

>> reporter: retail me not's kristin mcgrath says if you wait a few weeks to buy your kids new clothes you'll pay as much as 70% less than right now. so when exactly should you start clothes shopping? >> wait until labor day. you'll find fantastic clothing deals. >> reporter: keep an eye on the clearance rack. the california retailer's association for more markdowns is favorable. >> i think you'll see products that were a couple years old that got stuck in the supply chain so i think that will come out. i think some of our discount stores that you see, they're going to get some more supply because stores will be off-loading to that. >> reporter: what about shoes? >> and kids grow fast so sometimes shoes are a must have purchase. >> reporter: kristin and i conversed again, if you can wait to buy shoes, kristin says just do it. >> shoes like clothing is seasonal. >> reporter: maybe buy the kids one new pair of shoes and a few

outfits to start the school year and wait until labor day to overhaul their full wardrobe. patience probably pays. a little while longer you can save money. >> reporter: we've had a lot of fun saving you are money this week. watch our stories online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. i will see you at the mall. have a great weekend. the cdc issues new recommendations when it comes to covid, and it moves away from the more restrictive measures we've gotten used to. we'll tell you what you need to know when it comes to covid. stay with us. you'atre wchin

in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart. efficient. agile. and that's never been more important than it is right now. so for a limited time, comcast business

is introducing small business savings. call now to get powerful internet for just 39 dollars a month. with no contract. and a money back guarantee. all on the largest, fastest reliable network. from the company that powers more businesses than anyone else. call and start saving today. comcast business. powering possibilities. - you okay? - there's a flex alert today so i'm mentally preparing for the power outage. oh, well we can help stop one because we are going to reduce our energy use from 4-9pm. what now? i stepped on a plug.

oh that's my bad! unplugging. when it comes to preventing outages the power is ours. right now at 5:30, easing the covid guidelines. this morning, we are moving you forward with the updated guidance from the cdc. plus -- >> but i do want to share, we do know that the mental health of children and children of color in particular are really increasing. >> focusing on mental health. we break down the struggles many students are facing as they head back to the classroom and one expert's simple steps you can take to help your kids this school year. also the weekend is now upon us and meteorologist kari hall is tracking your weekend forecast. mike's tracking the gas prices, in case you want to get away. this is "today in the bay," streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online.

>> good friday. thanks for making us part of your morning. i'm marcus washington. >> aim ekris sanchez. laura garcia is off. we get a start of the day with a look at the forecast and also traffic after that. >> we have a lot going on this weekend. a lot of events and still some great weather, as you make plans to enjoy the weekend, but we know you have to get to work. let's get a live look outside in dublin, where we are just about 50 minutes away from sunrise and that's about how much time you have to maybe catch the last glimpse of a few meteors this morning. meteor showers still going on, temperatures in the upper 50s and all clear here. we'll see a few more clouds moving in by 8:00 to 9:00, and sunshine the rest of the day, but keeping those comfortable temperatures with dublin in the low 80s. we have upper 70s for much of the south bay, as well as the peninsula. santa rosa today hitting 88 degrees, so warm in spots. mike, you were checking in on the san mateo bridge. >> kari, it's a beautiful drive, good volume of traffic. there was a crash reported, let's show you on the map the arrow just over by the toll

plaza, reports of that crash looked like it's not an ensore and sensors show no problem. i saw the dumbarton bridge bayfront expressway another incident reported there just got cleared from the chp report without much detail but zero slowing, good stuff. the rest of the bay shows a smooth drive. full recovery after the crash 101 approaching the bay bridge, completely cleared. back to you >> thanks, mike. the latest cdc covid guidelines reflecting what many experts believed for some time here. it is covid, it's here to stay. >> it's endemic now. the new guidance for children and adults coming as kids everywhere are starting to head back to school. "today in the bay's" ginger conejero saab is live with the changes we need to keep in mind. we have a week to understand digest all the changes, a lot of them, ginger. >> reporter: a couple days to get used to things. good morning, kris and marcus. it's been several months since we've heard updated covid

guidance from the cdc. the latest round of rules moves away from those restrictive measures that we may have gotten used to these past more than two years. among those key changes, you no longer have to quarantine if you've come in close contact with someone who is sick. instead, wear a mask for ten days and take a test on day five. if you test positive for covid, the cdc says you're now supposed to stay home for at least five days. once day five hits and you've been fever and symptom free for 24 hours, you can stop isolating but you should keep masking until day ten. there are also some changes for your children at school. the cdc removed the recommendation that different classrooms should avoid mixing or cohorting, and also done away with test to stay which means that kids who are in contact with someone who tested positive for covid need to regularly test negative to remain in the classroom. health experts say the move away from restrictive measures shows the agency is making the point covid is here to stay.

>> the last guidelines we had for school were back in may, so we're talking three months later and in pandemic time, that's a long period of time. we have a lot of things that have changed since then, particularly the ba.5 variant turned out to be a stable variant is happening. we know more about masking, people have gotten tired of masking and tired of all the rules and guidelines they have out there so i think the cdc is stepping in saying okay, let's make these a little more simplified, a little easier to understand. >> reporter: if you think you have been infected, you can take a pcr test or you can take those at-home antgen tests. if you get a negative result, the fda says take three rapid antigen tests over a two to three-day period in order to rule out infection or a false negative. antigen tests are less likely to detect the virus than the molecular tests like the pcr tests. health experts say that they're still a convenient and quick way

to detect the virus so keep those handy but they're not always foolproof. marcus and kris? >> keep more than one handy to do the extra test. i like that idea. thank you, ginger. placer county investigators are releasing a new image another one with hopes of tracking down missing 16-year-old kiely rodni. authorities want to you look at the gold necklaces they sayer this family says she never took off. the massive search effort so far is producing very few leads. she was last seen wearing green pants and a black tank top. there's now a $50,000 reward for information leading to her safe return. happening today, a man accused in the recent attack of a former san francisco commissioner returns to court. that suspect, derek yervey has not entered a plea, he's facing felony charges including assault, battery and elder abuse. investigators say he brutally

beat 70-year-old greg chu as chu walked the street, south of market street ten days ago. prosecutors so far have not charged yervey with a hate crime because they say a motive is not yet clear. a surprise announcement from one of the three recently recalled san francisco school board members. she's hoping to earn her job back. "the chronicle" reports gabriella lopez plans to run for her seat again. she submitted the candidacy papers yesterday. at the voters recalled her in february many upset about the board's priorities as schools remain closed during the pandemic. this weekend, a big event is kicking off in san jose and this morning, we are excited to preview what you can expect. take a listen. ♪♪ ♪ when you're down and out and you feel real low ♪

♪ just come on over to the place where i work ♪ ♪ well all your lonely nights i'm about to soothe ♪ ♪ i play the blues ♪ >> you're listening to the sweet sound of musician j.c. smith live at chavez park one of several people to hit the stage this weekend for the san jose jazz festival. the festival features headliners peanut buller wolf, natasha diggs and melanie charles and also tony! tone! toni!. doors open at 4:00 p.m. the festival runs through sunday and fans across 30 venues. tickets range from $30 to nearly $500, get the exclusive vip experience.

>> i'll stick with the $30 folks there. you know, that's what they sound like early, early in the morning. imagine what they'll sound like prime time. >> just getting warmed up. >> my mom's going to really, she's excited to see lettuce c. and charlie wilson. there's a great line-up. yes, and we're going to see temperatures just perfect all throughout the weekend especially if you're able to find a spot in the shade, temperatures in the upper 70s today and tomorrow we'll see the highs reaching into the low 80s, falling down to the 50s, so be prepared for warm temperatures through the day and then a very chilly evening and on sunday we'll see high temperatures reaching into the mid 80s with sunshine. we also have a lot of events going around the bay area for the weekend. there's an ocean beach cleanup event starting at 10:00 in the morning. we'll see temperatures in the low 60s, just make sure you're dressed in the layers because it will be a chilly start and we'll of course see that fog rolling in. we should see a lot more sunshine for santa cruz, so high temperatures there today reaching into the low 80s.

we'll see some low 80s as well on saturday and slightly cooler with more clouds on sunday, but a really nice weekend along the coastline. in paso robles it will heat up as we see in august, 100 degrees for today and tomorrow and upper 90s on sunday. wine tasting closer to home in napa valley will be much more comfortable reaching 87 degrees today and tomorrow, and 91 degrees on sunday, but all around some great weather and it's also going to be one you may have to drive to your destination, so let's check in with mike for where we can find lower gas prices. >> gas prices locally are higher than the national average which is below $4 but gas buddy shows under five bucks a gallon at these bay area spots on our list hooer in danville gas and car wash on san ramon valley boulevard, $4.59 per gallon. and fuel 4/7 on second street in san rafael in the north bay we found $4.65 a gallon and the national petroleum station in

newark on mallory avenue we found gas for $4.89, the bottom here, good stuff. out to the roadways good stuff as well, showing the smooth drive despite the earlier report of a problem on the san mateo bridge that did clear up. same thing for the issue off the dumbarton bridge over on the peninsula. no real delays on this map as we look at a traffic flowing nicely out of the altamont pass, this friday light traffic flow getting you up to the north bay, a tad bit of slowing for highway 78 around mare island and it's fine through concord. >> said like a dad, "it's fine." we turn to our "bay area proud" series this morning. >> garvin thomas tells us of a story of first responders helping first responders. >> good morning, everyone. i wanted to tell you the story behind the story of a big donation. on thursday dozens of boxes

filled with thousands of pounds of fire fighting equipment began their journey from morgan hill to ukraine to help firefighters, masks, ladders, turnout gear, tons of it donated by fire departments all over the bay area and the guy behind it all, tom murray, a retired san francisco firefighter. tom's part of four generations with the department. he was on the job for 31 years. he saw what was happening in ukraine and thought just how tough it must be to work in a war zone and that's why he wanted to do something to help. you can experience the whole story at nbcbayarea.com/bayareaproud, as well as hundreds of other stories of people being good to each other in the bay area. >> thanks, garvin. it is 5:42 this morning. bargain hunter, consider yourself warned because coming up on "today in the bay," we'll talk about the details on the sales event taking place literally in driveways throughout the bay area city this weekend. it's just one place, you want to know where it is, stick around. >> my husband's worst nightmare. plus the paddle boarder to lived to tell the tale and talks

about his and his dog's brush with a shark this week and what he thought he saw in the water that turned out to be far scarier than he ever could have imagined.

every search you make,

every click you take, every move you make, every step you take, i'll be watching you. the internet doesn't have to be duckduckgo is a free all in one privacy app with a built in search engine, web browser, one click data clearing and more stop companies like google from watching you, by downloading the app today. duckduckgo: privacy, simplified. good friday morning. the time is 5:45. fremont, checking out our east bay forecast, low 60s to start and a few clouds that we typically see for our milder mornings during the summer. as we head through the day, it's

going to clear out and really be a nice afternoon. we're going to talk about the weekend coming up in just a few minutes. >> quick, quick, look at the screen right here. we have where the arrow is, that space created with the traffic break that just ended, it looks like, across the san mateo bridge. there was not the disabled vehicle near the toll plaza but they did report something going on midway across the san mateo bridge across the bay. looks like they should be able to get that vehicle over to the shoulder or to the service lane. traffic reinstated, there may be a little slowing hayward to the peninsula. we'll track it to make sure everybody makes it to the other side and your morning drive is doing all right. as more bay area students return to class, many may feel anxious and fears about school safety.

parents, teachers, coachers, we are helping our kids overcome very big feelings. joining us now is dr. charmain jackman. thanks for joining us. let's talk about why it's so important to meet kids where they are when it comes to their feelings. >> absolutely, and thank you for having me. so one of the things that i always say, think about back-to-school, the academics, the masks, the reading and writing but another skill is lifelong skills in schools, the children's emotional literacy, and that is the ability to name and express your feelings positively. >> here in the bay area we are a diverse community. i hear the ad council did a survey. what can you tell us about what the study finds about how childrens needs are different? >> yes, so unfortunately the results are still not in quite yet but i want to share we do know the mental health of

children and children of color in particular are really increasing. you know, part of that has come out of the pandemic, but children's mental health has always been an area that has not gotten as much attention as it deserves. what we're seeing is some of the data, is that children, black children in particular ages 5 to 12 have increases in suicide and those are doubling that of white children. we know from the structural issues, racism, police brutality, those are things that can play on the part in our culture, in our collective experiences, and also connect to collective trauma. >> children of all ages have feelings obviously but i think, i understand that you say middle school's a really good time to kind of get in there with your kids or the kids that you're coaching or the kids in your classrooms to kind of get them on the path toward talking about

them? >> absolutely, and i'll just, you know, confess, i'm a mom of a middle schooler. >> me, too! >> and you know, that -- >> actually, no, high schoolers now. >> high schoolers, right, so you've been there. so if i need some tips from you -- but you know, this is a time, there's so much going on for them in their bodies, in their minds, they're navigating puberty, they're thinking about identity, and they need resources of accurate information. they can often turn to their friends for information or social media, which you know those are not necessarily the most accurate sources of information or on line with your family values, so this is really an opportune time to build relationships with your children so that they know you are a trusted resource, that you can come to them regardless of what's on their mind. >> i did speak with dr. jackman about so much more and she gave us a tool kit that you can use at home as well. if you want to see the full interview, you can watch it on

roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and download the nbc bay area streaming app, under the "must see" playlist. a monterey man opening up about his all too close encounter with a shark. he was in the waters near monterey aqua irrium. sharks took a chunk out of their board. >> no, no. >> eduardo: said the mouth of the shark landed inches from his feet as well as his furry friend. both of them unhurt and he says that he knew something was odd even just moments before that impact. >> my thought was little whale, small whale, and as it went down and under, i watched the shadow go under but then it had a really sharp movement underneath me. that's when it hit the board and turned really hard, grabbed onto the front of the board and hit it hard and that was really jarring. >> i would have fallen off. >> luckily he didn't. he says that this was the first time that he had been in the pacific grove waters since the

shark attack in the same area back in june, and in that case, a swimmer was seriously injured, the waters off there will reopen to swimmers tomorrow. just be mindful. >> yeah, yikes. switching gears for you this morning, you know what they always say, one man's trash is another one's treasure. >> that's what they say. the city of santa clara is holding a citywide garage sale tomorrow, and it's not just being held on one ginormous driveway. leaders are promoting garage sales by homeowners city wide. it had advice for sellers, making sure you have signs visible, make sure you have enough change, bags and boxes and what you don't sell make sure you donate it. i would say for buyers don't be that jerk that goes, $1, how about ten cents? >> yeah, right? >> just take it. you need it more than i do.

>> all right. yes, it's going to be a great weekend for yard sales, whatever you have going on. let's get a look at how it's shaping up as you get ready to head off for work or school. we are seeing some clouds rolling over san francisco, and that's what's kept our temperatures moderated around the bay area. here we're only seeing highs reaching up to about 71 degrees. we'll see some 80s for novato today as you make your way inland it's hotter. be prepared for the weather where you'll be traveling going into the weekend. we'll see temperatures ranging from a high of 91 in fairfield to 78 degrees in san jose, and once again those coastal temperatures are much cooler. tomorrow it's about the same but it does get even hotter for fairfield, concord, as well as morgan hill and san martin. on sunday, we're also seeing wide-ranging temperatures. also tomorrow morning, if you get up early, you'll be able to watch once again the perseid meteor shower, peaking this morning and tomorrow morning between midnight and dawn.

give your eyes some time to adjust. we have a full moon and it's bright in the sky. if you look in the other direction you may see them anywhere from 50 to 100 per hour. as we head toward next week we're seeing all of this green here that shows mid level moisture, the return of that monsoon moisture, it gets very close to the bay area, and it looks like by the middle of next week, as our temperatures heat up, so, too, could the humidity start to crank up as well. so enjoy the nice weather that we have now, with some of our hottest temperatures, up to the low to mid-90s and we'll see sunshine in the forecast. while san francisco keeps those 60s throughout the weekend. kris and marcus? >> thank you very much. happening now, johnson & johnson is hitting the brakes on global sales of its baby powder made with talc. it's been unavailable in north america since 2020 due to the low demand and the potential safety issues. johnson & johnson is facing thousands of lawsuits claiming talc powder is harmful to women but the company has long maintained the product is safe.

a new video shows an arrest of marshawn lynch. still ahead on "today in the bay," we'll show you how police found him and why investigators believe he was under the influence. coming up at 6:00, we move you forward, back toward school. we have everything going on in the world, parents and students some reassuring advice from one head state official.

in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart. efficient. agile. and that's never been more important than it is right now. so for a limited time, comcast business is introducing small business savings. call now to get powerful internet for just 39 dollars a month. with no contract. and a money back guarantee. all on the largest, fastest reliable network. from the company that powers more businesses than anyone else. call and start saving today.

new body cam video this morning from las vegas shows the recent dui arrest of former raiders star and cal standout marshawn lynch. >> all right, sir, you're going to get out of the car for us or are we going to have to help you out? >> the video shows officers discovering the oakland native asleep at the wheel in a parked car early tuesday. lynch told them he had not been drinking but officers said that they smelled alcohol and police say that when they asked lynch to get out of the car, he did not cooperate and that's when they pulled him out of the car. officers also say he was so uncooperative, they were unable to administer any field sobriety tests. is he set to appear in court in december. happening today, let the

hype begin. wrestlemania tickets are going on sale. >> last night at sofi stadium there was a launch party. it's next year april 1st and 2nd. this theme wrestlemania goes hollywood. jimmy hart says that this event will bring together some of the ww,'s biggest stars. >> from the opening match to the end of the match, everything's so important of what we have, you know, and like we have so many stars that are on tv each and every week, seth rollins, one of my favorite managers is paul haman and roman raines, ufc, wwe, he can't decide where he wants to be in. whatever he does, he's so successful. we have so many great athletes and stars each and every year that participate. >> so cool to see jimmy still getting it in.

tickets go on sale on ticketmaster starting at 10:00. you will be able to watch that event in all its glory on nbc's peacock streaming service. that should be a fun one. right now at 6:00, unsealing the warrants. >> the department filed the motion to make public the warrant and receipt in light of the former president's public confirmation of the search. >> attorney general merrick garland speaks out about the fbi's raid of president trump's mar-a-lago residence. the reason he believes some of the details should be made public, as new details emerge about what sensitive information agents might have been looking for. and preventing an outbreak in the north bay, the bacteria causing legionnaire's disease traced to two new locations. what health leaders are doing to contain it. the 49ers kick off their first preseason game tonight at levi's stadium with a new starting quarterback, trey lance, and the prospects for the team this season. this is "today in the bay."

here we go, friday morning, and the team is here this morning to get you through the day. thanks so much for allowing us to be a part of your morning. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia, who is off today. mike is going to give us a look at the commute in a few minutes but we want to start with a look at the forecast because we have plans this weekend. >> yeah, there's so much going on if you don't have plans, we'll help you out here. let's get you started and off to work in dublin. we are starting out with a clear sky and temperatures in the upper 50s this morning. it's a cool start and slowly warming up with a comfortable afternoon headed our way, reaching 81 degrees there. these temperatures very much like what we've had recently, reaching 87 in morgan hill, but 78 in san jose. oakland headed for 77 degrees and 83 in napa. santa rosa much warmer reaching 88 degrees, while half moon bay will see a high of 68 degrees, not only do