new fallout from employee resignations and the growing speculation the social media site may soon go dark. this is "today in the bay" streaming lish on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. here we go friday morning. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. marcus washington has the morning off. kari does not. let's see what we can find out -- >> nor does mike. it is another cold morning. even though the weather has been kind of chill, repeating every day, i could take a vacation because it's just going to stay the same. >> no, no, no, no. >> puts it out there for everybody. >> we are going to see another morning where we are starting out near freezing in the north bay, two degrees above freezing in sonoma. we're at 45 in san mateo. but then as we go into the day in martinez we do see a nice warm-up, really a comfortable

day reaching 68 degrees there. 66 in san martin and up about to about 69 in santa rosa. we'll talk about what's ahead. mike, you're starting at the golden gate bridge. i saw some slower sensors and we see not a lot of traffic flow but that means a couple of slow moving vehicles could skew the data. they are starting to clear. it may have been crews that i talked about clearing from either side of the bridge. people trying to get off work a little early. a smooth drive through the north bay am no delays through contra costa county. early drive out of antioch and the altamont pass moving slowly. slowing typical anytime this day. social media giant twitter, mass resignations for those who survived layoffs and the doors of the san francisco offices suddenly closed. >> some of the latest departures

taking to twitter and the fallout spilling on to san francisco streets. "today in the bay's" ginger conejero saab live in san francisco. ginger, just when we thought the uncertainty surrounding twitter couldn't get any greater, it sure does >> reporter: and you know that well as you've been following it. a couple memes and a tweet that says we just hit another all-time high in twitter usage, lol. twitter employees aren't finding much of this to be funny at all amidst another wave of resignations last night. this after an ultimatum from elon musk. some of those employees have taken to the platform itself to tweet out what they're calling their last tweet making good by twitter and #riptwitter trending

topics. this morning #riptwitter is still trending number one. the site could shut down. the frustration is not just online. last night commentary could be seen on the side of the building. this is rolling projected art calling twitter's three-week owner names on the side of twitter headquarters including words like bankruptcy baby among others. now sources tell cnbc twitter's headquarters and all of its offices will be closed until monday and engineers and other employees posted good bye messages to group chats. all of this playing out after the latest ultimatum given by musk saying employees should expect long hours at high intensity if they wanted to stay. now it's unclear how many resigned yesterday but that number would be on top of previous layoffs of around 3,700 workers. tech expert ahmed bonofa says

the tesla founder needs to take a back seat and get someone else to run twitter. >> you cannot wait that long because it is bleeding of staff. other companies are picking up the best of the best. >> reporter: so far we know who is not considering being the ceo or running the company, the company's founder, jack dorsey replied, nope, when someone asked him if he would consider it online. as of now no late tweet from elon musk. i think the last was around six hours ago. you'll be sure we and the rest of the world will be watching. >> i'm sure it's not the last time we will hear from him. the picture now a little clearer for the future of a divided congress. democrats will keep control of the senate. republicans will control the

house with kevin mccarthy now having the inside track for house speaker. this follows that announcement from house speaker nancy pelosi who says she will not seek another house position. brie jackson in washington. speaker pelosi's legacy already cemented in history. >> reporter: absolutely. good morning, scott. nancy pelosi, the first female to become house speaker, is a