right now at 4:30, violence on the streets of san francisco. community members are pushing for more safety measures, after the death of a top tech executive, and now we're learning about another high profile attack on a former san francisco fire commissioner. >> plus, growing outrage, aapi

advocate groups are calling out the alameda county district attorney over an emailil regardg the freewayay shooting that kild jasper wu. the reason community leaders say she's being insensitive. >> and a new push to help all californians eat healthier. the program the state is rolling out to help families buy more fresh fruits and vegetables. this is "today in the bay." and good morning to you. whenever i say fruits and vegetables, i think of former first lady michelle obama, she was always, like, fruits and vegetables. i don't know why, but i do. it's friday morning. good morning to you. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. we'll check in with mike in just a little bit. we've got an important look at our friday forecast. a little rain you're waking up to. >> yes, and it will be early in the morning as we see the rain. we take a look at stormranger,

our mobile doppler radar, that's the red scan. we have it parked on san bruno mountain and we're getting a view of exactly where it's raining, some of the yellows and reds show more heavy rain and that's also moving across parts of the east bay, with some of those waves of rain. it makes it hard for that morning drive. we are seeing this right over the bay area and that's going to be pushing through over the next few hours. of course we're watching that forecast for the giants home opener. i'll have more on that in a few minutes. mike, you were hearing about a wrong-way driver. >> that would be driver related. this is a car that was reported going north, this is the southbound side of the nimitz around the alameda off ramp. fortunately, chp just updated saying everything is off the roadway, on the shoulder, and they are addressing the issue. the person is talking to chp and getting some assistance. they probably got on the freeway at the wrong on ramp. unfamiliar area, perhaps, or the

rain might have made it look different. the green highlighting we're worried about now because the car is off of the freeway, not traveling the wrong direction. so we have green all around once again, wet, slick roadways. we have overnight road work that continues on 680. it's soupy, and from earlier we had a little trouble with visibility. it's okay now. back to you. >> thank you very much. as police search for who is responsible in the stabbing death of a tech executive, bob lee, we're getting a look at the moments right after the attack in san francisco. a warning, the video you're about to see may be difficult to watch. surveillance footage shows 43-year-old lee collapsing, after he was stabbed. you can see he looks around for help, and he eventually will get up and walk away. the video was obtained exclusively by dailymail.com. it happened tuesday morning in rincon hill. police are being tight-lipped on the investigation, but a person who works near the crime scene

tells us sfpd recovered a knife nearby. kris sanchez will have much more ahead at 5:00. we are also learning another high profile attack happened on a former san francisco fire commissioner. >> he was attacked by two men who used a metal pipe. he is the man on the left. the 53-year-old is now hospitalized with serious injuries. "today in the bay"'s gia vang has the story. >> reporter: it was 7:20 wednesday night, and near magnolia in the laguna district police say a man was beat with a metal pipe. the man is a former fire commissioner. >> he had a very serious surgery this afternoon and we're all praying for his safe recovery and as quickly as possible. >> reporter: the supervisor even mentioned her friend as she talked about the need for more officers. >> he has a fractured skull, a

broken jaw, and he had to have his face stitched up, because he got beat up with a metal pipe. >> reporter: the news comes as the police chief, bill scott, and district attorney brooke jenkins tell a crowd in the sunset district, they're working together to address crime. related to don's case -- >> i can tell you we've made an arrest in that case, and we're going to give the district attorney the best evidence we can. but these types of brutal attacks and these types of brazen attacks, these are the type of things that have people anxious about what's happening. >> reporter: the chief said they are still investigating the murder of tech exec bob lee, found stabbed in the rincon hill neighborhood early tuesday, telling the crowd at the beginning of the meeting -- >> the bottom line is, we do have some good things to follow up on this case and they are working tirelessly. >> reporter: meantime, the district attorney promises to be what she calls a true prosecutor for the city, in the lee case as well as the investigation on the attack on the former fire commissioner. >> what i would expect, assuming

that the evidence is sufficient, would be to file assault charges with a deadly weapon, if that is the case, and we do have great bodily injury here, which would be a separate allegation. >> reporter: police tell us a 24-year-old has been arrested in the attack against the former commissioner. he's being charged with assault with a deadly weapon and battery. aapi groups say alameda county's district attorney is condescending and divisive in an email sent to commuter members, asking about the jasper wu case. at the same time, the d.a. is denying reports she plans to reduce the charges against the suspects in that case. here is "today in the bay"'s stephanie magallon. >> we're asking for d.a. price to correct her email, to really state that there were some errors in her email, some things that may not have been written in the proper way. >> reporter: co-founder of the national pacific islander prosecutor's association says this email obtained by nbc bay

area and allegedly written by alameda county's district attorney, pamela price, is disappointing. >> the way it was addressed is to the chinese community, which we found to be an othering type statements, where we are being differentiated. >> the email was received by a community member concerned about the case of 2-year-old jasper wu, killed in the crossfire of a battle in 880 november of 2021. there have been reports the d.a. planned to drop enhancements against those arrested in the case. in this response, the community member is told they've been misled by the local chinese community and the media, adding some people don't know about the basic principles of constitutional law. the d.a. says her office is working with the asian law caucus to help with healing. a statement by the director of that organization, who clarifies

the meeting last week was an intro duct reconversation. >> a this is not the type of case that we should be discussing these forms of accountability. >> i want to clear the record, i assured the parents of jasper wu that the men we believe are responsible for his death are charged with very serious crimes and they will be held accountable. >> reporter: d.a. price released this recorded message thursday. nbc bay area did not have the opportunity to ask her questions and she did not respond to our request for an interview. >> we have not made any decisions about what charges to pursue or what not to pursue. >> reporter: stephanie magallon, for "today in the bay." >> on monday, several east bay organizations are going to hold a rally calling for justice for jasper wu. we spoke with organizers who say that they hope that event will send a message to the district attorney. >> we expect a large turnout in front of the county courthouse

to send pamela price a message not to protect the accountable and be transparent. >> i spoke right after the meeting with the d.a.'s office, she felt -- after the meeting she felt hopeful. so there were things said, things that were promised, things that were discussed that gave her some hope that maybe the d.a.'s office will prosecute. >> now, the rally is set for noon on monday at the alameda county courthouse in oakland. jasper wu's family are not planning to attend, but organizers say they are planning to read a statement on behalf of the family. a new program is helping californians eat healthier and make it in the bay. the pilot program matches up to $60 a month for low income families to buy fresh fruits and vegetables. it comes after the benefits introduced during the pandemic ended in february. locations that accept the new

calfresh benefits include farmer markets in the north bay and oakland, as well as the food center in san jose. well, football is being benched at levi's stadium. still ahead, the new spot taking the top spot for the weekend only, and how you can take a swing at it. stay with us. you're watching "today in the bay."

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we're heading up to napa with a look at how the morning will shape up, starting out with showers and a breezy southerly wind. our temperatures don't change throughout the morning as the rain continues. eventually the rain is going to move out, but the sky stays cloudy. i'll have more on that and what to expect this easter weekend coming up in a few minutes. a look at the golden gate bridge. definitely wet roadway. we have another camera. let's see if it's a better look. no, kind of murky. those clouds, the rain will be the issue for drivers. moving smoothly right now, but we'll follow this because your commute might be a little different. a lot of folks heading to the city for midday. >> that's right. we'll talk about that later. right now we're talking a little golf. trending this morning, with the masters this weekend, many golfers will have their eyes on augusta. bob redell no exception. >> he may be a little busy at times with his eyes on levi's stadium. >> reporter: there will be no

touchdowns at levi's stadium this weekend, just hole-in-ones -- i'm not even near the hole. >> loser! >> reporter: that's pathetic. we've got brian graham with upper deck golf. you've taken levi's stadium and turned it into a nine-hole course. how does this compare to a top golf? >> that is the difference, you're playing a round of golf within the stadium, hitting shots from all different levels to different flags set up throughout the field. >> how does the scoring work? you can't go on the field and finish out your putts. >> definitely not. you're hitting your shot from different holes throughout the field onto different flags on the field, and the scoring system, you can get a birdie, a par or a bogey based on where your ball ends up, so you can keep score throughout your round with your buddy. >> i'm, like, eight feet away

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welcome back. good friday morning to you. taking a live look outside, overlooking san jose. a little cloud cover. tracking your forecast. you may be waking up to wet pavement as well. kari has a look at that. and it is a home opener for the giants and we're hoping the rain moves away. >> yeah, we're watching the forecast very closely, because as we go throughout the next few hours it's going to be raining, but it looks like in time for first pitch the rain chances will be going down. so take a look at stormranger right now. we are seeing quite a bit of that rain moving right through san francisco and over toward the east bay, and we've seen the rain in the north bay for a few hours. but it is getting a little bit lighter there. we're zooming into the spots that are getting the heaviest rain, right there on the bay bridge, and also as you're moving into the spots like oakland and over toward emeryville and berkeley. that's where the heaviest rain is pouring right now. we just had heavy rain in walnut

creek. now that's moving around toward mount diablo and we'll see it move into the delta in the next few minutes. overall, the storm system is moving through fairly quickly and we're also going to see eventually some dryer weather for the afternoon. but it won't completely clear out. take a look at our hour-by-hour forecast, at 7:00 still showing rain over the same areas where we're seeing it right now. that lasts another couple of hours. and not much of the rain for the south bay. so really at times we're just looking at a couple of sprinkles here and there, and that's going to be the case for the inland parts of the east bay through the tri-valley. toward noon, we're starting to see much less activity, but the clouds will remain overhead. so that's right in time for first pitch. once again, the rain chance is going down and pretty much drying out going into the evening. there will be a very slight chance of rain at first pitch, but as the game goes on, we'll see clouds overhead, breezy winds and temperatures reaching

into the upper 50s. tomorrow we are going to see temperatures really warming up for the inland areas, into the upper 60s, and overall we're looking at rain, about a tenth to a quarter inch of rain for most of us. but there will be more rain ahead, especially for the middle of next week. and we're also going to see the possibility of more cold front coming in. i think the temperatures will drop off significantly after a nice little break from the cold and wintry feeling weather. take a look at brentwood, headed for the mid-70s for easter into early next week, then drop back into the mid-60s by next wednesday. mike, you're seeing rain coming out of richmond. >> yes, the cameras are showing damp or wet pavement, we're looking toward san rafael, actively seeing water on the lens. the green highlighting all over the map, so you will have wet pavement. we are seeing slower sensors for eastbound 580 and eastbound 24, getting away from the bay

bridge. no major incidents in the area. anywhere south of there looks like it's very calm as well. we have one incident, 280, there was an overturned vehicle. our crew went over to the area and said there are people there with the overturned vehicle. it went up on the hillside. it's not like it flipped. and in the east bay, we still have the road crew. it was mild enough that they could do the overnight work. back to you. >> thanks, mike. this morning, a warning from police, this is after an armed catalytic converter thief in redwood city. police believe a single group of people stole eight catalytic converters on march 21st. footage shows three people involved, one appears to have a gun. police say they're warning people they should not get involved if they see this happening. instead, call police as soon as possible. how are the new year's

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