serious side effects. in a survey, 92% of current users said they wish they'd talked to their doctor and started botox® sooner. so, ask your doctor if botox® is right for you. learn how abbvie could help you save on botox®. right now at 4:30, today marking one week since the deejay's disappearance. the heartbreaking message his wife is sharing with the public. crews on a scene through the overnight hours and the discovery they made inside that home there. a chilly start. we're tracking arctic air as we start the day. meteorologist, kari hall, is tracking when the rain returns.

good thursday morning to you. hope all is well. i am marcus washington. >> i am kris sanchez in for laura garcia. we will have sunshine and we are taking it in and enjoying it, although the temperatures are still very chilly. it's 28 degrees in gilroy right now. that's the coldest temperature i have on this map. we're ranging anywhere from the upper 20s to mid-40s, so it depends on where you are and it's still breezy in some spots around the bay area. we have the freeze warning in effect which includes the south county and san josé, the tri-valley and the coastline as well as the inner bay will be under a frost advisory. we will see the return of the rain starting on saturday. i will time it out for you and talk about the colder

temperatures on the way coming up in a few minutes. mike, you see the return of an old friend. >> yeah, and i am not talking about a frost advisory but i am talking about over here, northbound 680, a crew has taken place overnight and looks like they may be starting to clear and move through the area, but the pavement work going on, that detour is 84 for the next few minutes. remember, this same area has been waved off. classes are canceled today and tomorrow at montgomery high school after a fight between three high school students that turned deadly. >> it happened on tuesday during

art class. as today in the bay's terry mcsweeney reports, some are wondering if the school administrator should have seen this coming and done something to stop it. >> a memorial for a 16-year-old, his mother grieving the loss of her youngest son, and the boy's grandmother in tears over jaden and his mother. >> how is she going to get through this? how do you let her bury her baby? i don't understand. >> santa rosa police say jaden and a friend, both juniors. >> both students were stabbed. one of the students received what appears to be three stab

wounds to his upper body and the friend had a stab in his hand. >> slashed all four tires last week, and instead of them suspending this kid, they let him come back to the class. >> when he was stabbed today nobody called his parents. >> a student had to call 911. nobody else. a kid. >> the superintendent released a statement that says in part, i understand that people wanted to have broader conversations about campus safety and that will happen, however, right now our student, staff and families need to have strength and positivity.

the police have responded to 97 calls. >> things are crazy these days. >> we do know a lot of students are hurting, using words and flowers and candles to deal with that hurt. the district says montgomery high school will be closed until students can process their feelings, and other schools in the district are asked to checking in with onsite counsellors. now to the details of the missing deejay, and we know him as jv, and personal information has recently been discovered that leads us to believe jv will not be coming back. i tell you this with incredible pain and sadness in my heart. please forgive my silence at this time, my heart is utterly

broken. the radio deejay is a long-time radio personality currently on wild 94.9. a small memorial has formed outside the station's building. he remains a missing person and no foul play is suspected in his disappearance. there has been no activity on his cell phone or credit cards. san josé are investigating the home after finding explosives inside -- explosives inside that home as well as drugs. this is near begun dur sun high school. officers will be there all day collecting that evidence. two bay area men that fire bombed the democratic

headquarters in sacramento know how long it will be in prison. it happened shortly after trump lost the bid for re-election. the two will serve time in prison. the pair also targeted other buildings in northern california, including the governor's mansion, facebook and twitter office buildings. how about unlimited charging for your electric vehicle? the desert market is getting more crowded, the dessert market there. we are bringing you the scoop on one

right now at 4:40 on this thursday morning, let's head over to the east bay with a look at union city. we have temperatures that will dip in the upper 30s in the next few hours. we're getting a look at when the rain returns and the microclimate forecast coming up. and then a smooth drive in fremont on 880, and in towards sunol is where we had the closure overnight.

let's checking in with silvana. >> good morning. i am silvana henao from cnbc. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq falling white the dow has a small gain. treasury bonds jumped. the dow is on pace for a fifth straight losing week, the longest stretch since last may. in focus today, productivity and labor costs. tesla will soon launch a new unlimited overnight charging plan for $30 a month as part of tesla electric. it will initially be rolled out to owners in texas in july. tesla can afford to do this thanks to strong wind power.

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take a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. if you are leaving right now, that doesn't look too shabby. if you are leaving in a while, mike, that will be a different story. >> yeah, you are not the only one leaving in a while. you showed the toll plaza.

we will show overall the bay showing a lighter volume of traffic. the section on the lower left, that is highway 9. we heard from caltrans and they will have to keep that section closed for a while because of the storm damage. and they won't have a chance to repair all that work. there's repair work going on for highway one in the north bay, and there was major potholes through the area. the pavement work for north 680 coming up through sunol, that should be finished shortly. the altamont pass is moving smoothly. here are your travel times. construction on 680 is counter commute. your commute direction, kari, is moving smoothly with a clear view there and a clear view across the bay bridge. let's head to the north bay with a look at san rafael right now starting out with cold

temperatures right now. we're at 45 degrees right now. the wind is calm and we will see the temperatures going down a few more degrees right around sunrise. then starting to go back up for today, but we will keep the jackets on all throughout today as we only make it into the 50s for this afternoon. we are also going to be watching more rain ahead. as of now we can see the next long line of clouds and also some rain further to the north, but it doesn't get here until saturday, so in the meantime we are warming up and seeing high pressure over us and our temperatures reaching into the upper 50s across the bay area. going into tomorrow, we will bring it up a couple more degrees for some areas, but pretty much the same. 59 in san josé and concord. on saturday it will be cooler. as we look at our outlook for the next week to ten days, it's going to be much colder than normal as well as wetter than

normal. i think this is the kind of weather we have seen recently. there's no change even taking it almost to the middle of march, all across the west and even for parts of the south they are going to see a lot more rainfall. the next storm system arrives right around 11:00 on saturday for parts of san francisco, the peninsula. it will be earlier for the north bay starting throughout the morning and then quickly sweeping through, and then looks like there will be clearing saturday afternoon. if you have outdoor plans, looks like it won't be raining all day. we will see another wave of rain coming in as we head towards sunday. the sierra will get more snow. right now the snowpack stands statewide at 189% of normal. if even we don't get more snow in the forecast, we will end the season with above average snowfall. there's a few more feet of snow

expected between this weekend and next weekend. our temperatures head back down. more cold and wet weather, as we have seen in that outlook, and that comes back for the weekend and continues into early next week. now, as we switch to our climate in crisis, scientists found that california and texas led the way in solar and wind power. let's take a look. here's a map that shows california producing the most solar energy. that powered about 5.5 million homes and a 10% increase to 2021. and then it warms the planet and does so without harming our health. solar and wind generation depend on the weather and the daylight

hours, and wind energy peaks in the winter and fall. in texas, the energy from solar and wind was enough to power 124 million households. the data suggest america is able to produce electricity from the sunlight and meet the global and sustainability goals. that analysis, as well as other states have renewable energy as well. all this is on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >> thanks so much, kari. after much resistance the

controversial commentator stirred up a lot of mixed feelings. that issue was front and center last night. >> metal detectors and plenty of security, matt walsh takes the stage. >> some say i am a threat to their safety and to those students i want to state at the start that i am sorry that you think you can get your way through that kind of emotional manipulation. i am. >> he was met by hundreds of supporters that lined up hours in advance. >> i think that a lot of society and institutions are being taken over by one specific opinion, and if you disagree with that opinion you are labeled as a trans phobe or you hate gay

people or any other kind of group, which is not the case. >> it was a different scene compared to the pundit's past season, and this was four months ago at uc berkeley. >> a transperson is confused about fundamental physical reality. >> we have to spend a lot of money on security to keep everybody safe. >> stanford's college republicans had their event shutdown by the ticket seller, events bright. >> if your view is the polar opposite, you need to be here so you can solidify your view. >> i am creating a safe and exclusive environment for students out here. >> supporting those with a

different viewpoint. let's take a look at the state capitol. later today a san francisco assembly member is introducing a bill to reduce paper receipts until you request them. this bill is looking to make that universal. under the proposal, businesses would have to pay $25 a day for every day they don't comply. when it comes to undercover operations, this is a slam dunk. take a good look at your screen. recognize this man? the all-new worker at the warrior store causing quite the stir. first, happening now, today is san mateo county's deadline

to apply for unemployment assistance connected to the january storms. the deadline for alameda and contra costa counties is one week from today. to file a climb you can visit the state's employm

the "today" show icon, al roker, launching a special series dedicated to the love of family and community. it explores how black-owned restaurants became critical meeting centers for civil rights

leaders. one right here in the bay area. and it's a historic restaurant with a rich history. >> you cannot come to the bay area without -- and call it a complete culinary mecca unless you have a stop at lois the pie queen on your itinerary. we wanted to talk about great food, family and generational excellence and part of the fabric of the civil rights movement. >> they close early, too. watch that edition of "family style." you can stream it on peacock. check out what happens when a bay area superstar goes undercover. who is that guy with the long

hair and the mask? we will tell you, it's the newest employee at the warriors shop. that probably doesn't help much. wait for it. steph curry wore a disguise on monday to surprise bay area children. he tried to pull off his role as larry, the very hairy shop employee. a new cause for an end to open-end drug market. we will have more on that when we return here

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how is she going to get through this? how do you let her bury her baby? i don't understand. >> right now a family and community shocked, sad and in mourning. violence rocks the campus of a north bay high school. we will tell you what police are saying about an altercation that turned deadly. and a bishop suing his former church. the pressure he faced prior to his dismissal. the lasting fallout from the pandemic and