right now at 4:30, a grim milestone in turkey. the death toll rises to more than 21,000. the local help on the ground to help carry out rescue efforts. also, glimmers of hope amid the rubble. >> troubling behavior. parents in one east bay school district are demanding action after a viral video surfaced, showing a student getting beaten. the response from school leaders this morning. this is "today in the bay" streaming live on roku, amazon fire, and online. a good morning. we have made it to friday. thank you so much for allowing us to be a part of your morning.

i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. before we get a check of the forecast, a live look at state farm stadium in glendale, arizona, the site of the super bowl. it's all happening this sunday. we're going to show you what fans can expect as everybody gears up for the big game. first, let's talk about the forecast. the weekend forecast, can we have some outside watch parties? >> i think so. it's going to be cool for the first part of the weekend, but warming up by sunday. we have to go to work first. we take a live look outside in dublin and we are feeling temperatures in the upper 30s. it is a cold start, but as we go into the afternoon, a nice warm-up. but it won't be as warm as yesterday, in some spots the temperatures will be at least 5 to 7 degrees cooler, so some parts of the east bay, as well as the north bay, only reach into the upper 50s. we'll talk about that slight warm-up for sunday coming up. mike, you've been watching the roads and so far it seems pretty smooth. >> it is pretty smooth. there was one issue over here in

the tri-valley, getting away from 680, around ruby hill, we still see slowing. chp says the big rig has cleared. we should see speeds recover just a tad bit. we still have road work, paving work, and this morning it will clear about 5:00, but then it will be back in place tonight and be there all weekend as you travel through this area. the rest of the area, alameda county, contra costa county moving great, little blips typical through the area, just as 24 approaches 13. crews typically in the area but no closures and we're looking at a smooth drive through the south bay, peninsula. throughout the north bay, you see some changes. i'll check that out and bring you the latest coming up. new developments about the owner of a popular oakland bakery. jen angel has passed away. she was on life support after being violently robbed on monday

in the parking lot of a wells fargo bank. she tried chasing after the thieves but was dragged alongside their car for 50 feet or more. she was the owner of angel cakes bakery. the bakery will remain open t. family asks anyone who wants to support the small business to buy gift certificates and continue going there. loved ones say she was a social justice activist and community leader. they want police to search for the suspects responsible. they added if the oakland police department does make an arrest in this case, the family is committed to pursuing all available alternatives, such as restorative justice. all of angel's organs will be donated. the half moon bay farmworker accused of killing seven coworkers will be in court. he is scheduled to appear in a redwood city courtroom this morning. this is video from his last court appearance as he was trying to hide his face. prosecutors say zhao went on a shooting rampage after a

workplace dispute. there's a lot of concern in pleasanton after a beating was caught on camera. >> the fight was between two middle school students while other students recorded and cheered on. "today in the bay's" stephanie magallon reports the parents are commanding action and transparency. >> reporter: a violent beating and a crowd of cheering students near pleasanton middle school. parents say the viral video is just one example of why their children are afraid to go to school. >> my daughter, she cries. >> reporter: sarah campbell says her daughter is just months away from entering pleasanton middle school and she's terrified. her eldest children made it through but they never used the restrooms on campus and believe the violence is intensifying. >> the parents just kind of dove into their childrens' social media, if school officials dove into social media, they'll see instagram accounts of the

bathrooms and the conditions of them, they can see fights. >> reporter: she and others made themselves loud during the unified school district meeting demanding action. the district's superintendent acknowledged their concerns. >> i don't intend to go into further detail tonight, please know that the district team is working with the site administration to address your concerns and to ensure a safe, inclusive and academically rich environment that is accessible for all of our students every day. >> reporter: the fight took place right outside of this public library, which is off campus. however, school administrators did say it's their responsibility to make sure that students are walking to and from school safely, which is why they've decided to increase the number of supervisors walking around campus and at destinations around the school, like the library. >> admins are also visiting each class, every day this week, to talk to students about safe and responsible behavior, as well as

consequences. >> reporter: the district confirmed they held two community meetings with parents right after the incident and will be having a joint meeting with city council where they will determine if it's possible to increase the number of school resource officers. stephanie magallon for "today in the bay." 4:36 right now. the latest on the devastating earthquake in turkey and syria. aftershocks, another one hitting turkey overnight. a magnitude 4.6. help from california is now on the ground. the governor's office tweeted these pictures of search and rescue teams. miraculously, rescues are not over. four days after the devastating quakes, crews pulling this young girl to safety. while stories of these rescues briefly lift spirits, the grim reality of hardship facing tens of thousands of people who survived, casts a dark reality. 21,000 people were killed in the

earthquakes. we want to give you a live look at turkey where thousands of people are scrambling for aid. many are indeed in need of food, clothing and other supplies. now, back here in the bay area, university students at cal, they're now coming together to help those in turkey. the turkish student association as uc berkeley has been collecting resources and handing out flyers for donations every day on campus. the group teamed up with turkish airlines to ship warm blankets, clothing and other necessities as temperatures there in turkey continue to drop. >> we are packing it in bags to make them rain-proof and cold-proof and then we're sending them with a plane there and an ngo is meeting them and sending it to the region. >> and if you would like to help, we've made it easy for you to find ways of how you can contribute. we posted a link with information on charities raising money and sending supplies overseas. head to nbcbayarea.com and click on the link in our trending bar. in san francisco, several

people waking up without a home following a deadly explosion. we first brought you this as breaking news yesterday morning. a blast went off at about 9:20 and shortly after the explosion, we saw a home catch on fire. it happened on 22nd street and maraga in the sunset district. multiple agencies were on scene, including federal partners that brought in dogs to help locate a person who died. neighbors described the scene as chaotic. >> i heard the explosion and i thought there was a bomb. so then my window shattered. >> this morning five homes remain evacuated. other people who live nearby were able to return, as long as no cars came in and out. they also had to shelter in place. looming billion dollar revenue loss. ahead on "today in the bay," the sneaker company facing profit warnings and the measures it might soon have to take. >> plus, a plant-based option.

the new chick-fil-a sandwich they're testing out and when it soon might be on a menu near you. stay with us. we've got much more ahead on "today in the bay."

happy friday to you. it is 4:41. as you're heading out in martinez, only 39 degrees. it is another cold start. all clear, but we'll start to see clouds moving in today and temperatures will be cooler. we will have a slight chance of

showers in parts of the bay area. we'll talk about that coming up in a few minutes. looks like a nice, easy drive across highway 92. no problems on either side of the san mateo bridge. let's check out how the business world is starting out this friday. let's check in with pippa. good morning. i'm pippa stevens from cnbc. wall street is set for a lower open after stocks fell yesterday. the dow jones was down 50 points while the s&p 500 and nasdaq lost about 1%. all three are in track to end the week in the red with the nasdaq leading the losses down almost 2%. in focus, comments from two top federal reserve officials and data on consumer sentiment. meanwhile, adidas warns it could lose more than $1 billion in revenue this year if it can't sell its remaining stock of yeezy shoes. they decided to ditch the highly

profitable yeezy brand that had been operating with kanye west. in the worst case scenario, adidas says it will have to write off all the remaining inventory. chick-fil-a is testing it's first plant-based entree, a breaded caller sandwich, it will be available in colorado, south carolina and north carolina. it has seasoned breading, two pickle slices and a bun. the cauliflower is marinaded in a buffalo sauce. it's not fully vegan because the breading contains milk and eggs. chick-fil-a will determine whether to roll it out nationwide based on customer feedback. seems like i would have to take a trip to one of those markets. >> we will meet you in denver, pippa. >> i'm down for this. >> perfect. to your health. >> thanks. 4:43 this morning, and beer

week in the bay is kicking off. >> maybe not to your health then. >> not with beer week. still ahead on "today in the bay," from festivals to tap takeovers, we're going to tell you where you can enjoy a nice cold one, but after 5:00. we'll be right back.

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so ready to grab the cold one? sf beer week starts today. not right now. >> the event is way more than just a san francisco thing. for the next ten days from beer festivals to tap takeovers, enthusiasts will be celebrating craft beer. bay area bars and restaurants will celebrate hundreds of events. it gives enthusiasts a chance to soak it in in all sorts of ways. >> these events are all about food pairings, collaborations, about vertical tastings, special releases like barrel aged beers and sour beers. it's so much more than just a pint night. it's really about the community of beer, the craftsmanship of beer and people coming together to enjoy beer, especially in settings with food. >> it's come so far. you can head to sfbeerweek.org for event and ticketing information. remember when it was a silver bullet?

>> just coincidently, beer week is super bowl weekend. >> definitely goes hand in hand. >> when in rome. we have slight rain chances. we'll have to work between now and tomorrow, but we're starting out cool and clear. we're just 1 degree above freezing right now in santa rosa and it's 47 in san rafael, 37 in dublin. you can see these temperatures are still kind of all over the place to start out this morning. but we won't see a significant warm-up. yesterday it was so nice, in the upper 60s, a few spots hit 70 degrees. we're going to be in some spots about 10 degrees cooler, especially for the south bay. and then look at the north bay, only reaching 59 in napa, as well as santa rosa and 59 in hayward, and even cooler tomorrow, behind a cold front that's making its way into the state. we're seeing a long line of

clouds and this is with that system that's going to bring in a light chance of rain. the north bay will have the highest chance of rain and it's going to be starting out light, moving through fairly quickly. some of that fizzling as it moves out of the north bay into san francisco. just keep the umbrella handy, because here we are at 6:00 tomorrow morning and there may be some brief downpours hitting the roof before you head out for your saturday. but then it looks like it clears out for saturday afternoon. so how much rain could we see? a few hundredths of an inch of rain. this is looking more beefy than what some of the previous computer models showed. so maybe one-tenth of an inch for half moon bay, but lighter amounts elsewhere. once that passes, sunday is clear, it's starting to warm up. there will be more cold temperatures dipping in with spotty rain early next week. but overall, we see a series of storm systems that seem to evade

the bay area for the most part. but it's also reinforcing the cold air. and next week it's definitely going to feel like winter is hanging on. highs in livermore only in the low to mid-50s and we'll see the chilly weather continue through much of next week, with only slight rain chances. mike, you were looking at the camera in fremont. >> we were looking for any incidents going on northbound 880, right around dakota, so past auto mall park, there was reports of a disabled rig there. it looks like everything cleared up from the chp report, but we still had stragglers. it looks like they've just cleared up approaching the dumbarton bridge crossover. a smooth drive through the rest of the east bay. we still have the slower drive for the pavement work going on northbound 680 through sunol. the crew is still there and you'll have to take the alternate for a few more minutes. coming into the area, highway 4,

no delays. walnut creek, 680, 24, toward the maze, a smooth flow of traffic, as well as the south bay. south county at speed. back to you. an unusual hunger strike is drawing a lot of attention in the south bay. a home developer stopped eating one week ago. the reason why is he says the city of sunnyvale is halting his work on a construction project involving the building of 18 town homes on fair oak avenue. the city says his company forgot to get county approval on using a particular plastic designed to limit health risks and will not allow the work to go on until the approval has happened. he believes that the red tape is getting in the way of honest work. >> it's extremely frustrating, painful, downright devastating, and, yeah, so i had no choice after my team is trying to work with the sunnyvale county, it

seems like it will take probably -- could take two months, three months. >> the city tells us aron plans to submit his paperwork as soon as today, and once that happens, the city should grant the green light once the county approves. gearing up for sunday's big game, ahead on "today in the bay," we've got you covered from tips on making sure the food you're eating is safe, to what you're missing this week by not actually being near phoenix to see everything in person. >> also happening now, ucsf is asking for your help in identifying an admitted patient. this woman was unable to communicate her name or where she lives. she was brought in on january 31st, after being picked up at a coffee shop on nearby cole street. she's described as 5'9" with tattoos on her arm, wrist, neck and back, and she has a scar on her neck, possibly from a burn. if you know who she is, if you have any information, you're asked to call ucsf police for lp.he

are you ready for some football? a live look at state farm stadium in glendale, arizona, super bowl sunday may still be just a few days away, but the celebration of all things football already in full force. >> we know those football fans are already flocking to the area to enjoy the festivities. "today in the bay's" jay gray is there with an up-close look inside the nfl experience. >> reporter: fans fired up. rushing to phoenix for the big game and having a ball before sunday's kickoff. >> it's been great. activities for the kids. >> reporter: kids, regardless of age. >> i did it. thank you! >> reporter: for some, there is

a limit to a athletic fun. >> i was debating the 40 yard dash but i don't want to pull a hammy. >> reporter: some are running in the fast lane in phoenix. sports cars, private jets. >> we have a lot of flights already booked. >> reporter: and maybe a mansion for the weekend like this airbnb built into camel back mountain. there's a heated pool, a waterfall pouring out of the rocks. i know you're wondering. it's $35,000 a night. and of course you'll want a suite for the game, if you can find one. that bill could be more than $2 million. jay gray, nbc news, phoenix. >> we know that super bowl sunday is much more than just a game. a star-studded halftime show and a huge party with lots of eat. >> whether you plan to celebrate with barbecue or cheesesteaks, health experts are reminding everyone to cook your food properly and avoid foodborne

illnesses. make sure your food never changes the so-called danger zone. >> avoid the danger zone, which is the temperature range between 40 degrees fahrenheit and 140 degrees fahrenheit. your goal should be to keep those hot foods hot using a slow cooker or a chafing dish and keeping the cold foods cold. if you have cheese dip or things like that, you can put those in a bowl and nestle that into a bowl of ice. >> plan your party in halves and at halftime reheat or bring out the new food from the fridge. minimize cross-contamination by separating meat trays from those holding veggies and make sure you cook with a good food ter thermometer. >> and don't double-dip, right? for victims of the recent winter storms, access to relief is about to get a lot easier. coming up next, the new recovery

centers opening today for people dealing with a lot of damage. much more ahead. much more ahead. yore watching "today in u'th ♪ ♪ whether someone is across the neighborhood, across the street, or across the room, you have the power to make them feel right at home.

♪ ♪ ritz. a taste of welcome. right now at 5:00, facing a judge. the man accused in the recent half moon bay shooting rampage is set to return to court. ahead in a live report, what we know so far about plans that are to happen today in court and the new action to help those impacted by the tragedy. >> rescuers in turkey are facing

a new challenge in the search for survivors, this as the number of deaths grow. we'll also show you how one group of bay area students are doing their part to help. >> and speaking out. the relatives of the local baker, they have a message. after her death after a robbery. this is "today in the bay," streaming live on roku, amazon fire, and online. >> a very good friday morning to you. thanks for starting your day with us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. let's start with a look at the forecast. kari is tracking what we can expect. >> a little bit of rain but definitely cooler temperatures. we're going to see some changes over the next few days. unfortunately, that beautiful weather that we enjoyed yesterday is quickly coming to an end as we get a look at our commute across the san mateo bridge. it is all clear right now and we are going to to see our temperatures starting out chilly once again, headed for the upper 30s and low 40s.