cultural phenomenon that changed tv. his long-time friend and the show's creator is opening up about finding success on that specific daytime show. >> what the rest of the public did not see, we did the show out of chicago then, was we would put up a 1-800 call us, if you have a major problem with a relationship. if you have a normal problem, go to oprah, sally. but if you have a real crazy problem, come to us. >> that's very accurate. in addition to that show, jerry springer was the former mayor of cincinnati and after that he became a news anchor and commentator on the nbc news station in cincinnati and then the jerry springer thing came along. i didn't know he had all of that before then. he was a very accomplished gentleman. >> complicated show, too. it is the top of the hour, and rightht now at 6 6:00, a vit night in oakland. multiple shooting scenes this

morning. bob redell is gathering the details emerging from the overnight investigations. >> plus -- >> the positivity and love she spread unconditionally, her motto, will continueo be spread. >> a sudden tragedy, a grieving teenager and his family demand justice after the death of his mother in a wrong-way crash. the light he says was forever snuffed out for he and his younger brother, who somehow survived. >> shares in free fall. new fears this morning that a san francisco-based bank may go under. a live report from washington on the potential collapse of first republic, and the possible deal in the works to help save it from collapsing. this is "today in the bay." thanks so much for joining us on this friday morning. i'm kris sanchez. marcus washington is off. >> good to have you, kris. we'll check in with mike in just a little bit. i'm laura garcia. you probably know that. i've been here for a while. >> we go way back.

>> we're looking forward to the weekend. >> yeah, we have a lot of changes coming our way, and so we're having a lot of fog here at the coast. just a few minutes ago i could at least see the cars driving on the eastshore freeway. can't even see that right now. just a heads-up that we have dense fog and drizzle there. as you're heading out in fremont, it's in the mid-50s and all clear as you're heading to work. our temperatures will be warming up quickly again for today. we'll be in the upper 70s at 1:00. but it won't be as hot as yesterday. take a look at these numbers, reaching 85 in fremont, 88 in morgan hill, and we're still in the 90s in fairfield today, while san francisco only reaches into the upper 60s, and 82 in napa. we'll talk about a cooler weekend ahead. despite the fog, it seems like a smooth commute. the bay bridge is just fine, the backup is starting to form. someone is there to help the disabled vehicles. where you took the camera was up here in the low clouds right above the eastshore freeway.

while it's tough to see the freeway from the rooftop camera, it's okay to see on the roadway. it's a smooth, light friday. we are looking at the golden gate bridge where the fog is. you'll see patchy fog extending through novato. highway 101 operating at speed. typical slowing pattern for a friday. a little later start. back to you. >> thank you. developing overnight, two separate shootings in oakland are now under investigation. >> "today in the bay"'s bob redell joins us from our newsroom this morning, and i understand one of these incidents involved a teenager. >> sadly, you are correct. good morning to you, laura and kris. yes, last night around 10:30 there was a shooting at foothill boulevard in oakland. oakland police confirmed to our photographer on the scene that the two people who were shot did drive themselves to the hospital. both in stable condition. an officer also confirmed that one of the victims is a teenage boy. now, we just heard from opd about an hour and a half ago, they tell us there have been no arrests in the shooting, no

suspect identified. >> we've also asked opd about another crime scene that's on the 3800 block of midvale where there was a report of another shooting that took place around 11:45 last night. both shootings are under investigation, and, again, no other details have been released. anyone with information is asked to call police. reporting live in the newsroom, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks, bob. happening today, the woman accused in the deadly shooting of a pleasanton home depot security guard is set in court for a plea hearing. that guard, blake mohs, died outside the store on april 18th. investigators believe he had just confronted the suspect about stolen items before she opened fire. a second suspect also in custody, david guillory, accused of driving the getaway car. >> and accused hitman in an oakland murder for hire plot is scheduled to appear in court today for a disposition and trial setting hearing. the shooting happened last august in oakland's little

saigon. he pleaded not guilty last november and investigators say the man who hired him took his own life after he was arrested. the family of a san francisco woman killed in a wrong-way crash is demanding justice. the 54-year-old eden palmer died saturday afternoon on interstate 280 in woodside. one of her sons, age 14, was also in the car and remains in critical condition. her other son is heartbroken, still trying to comprehend the tragic loss. he says he and his brother have lost their best friend. >> it's been difficult not having any mom around. >> authorities arrested 24-year-old constellatia martin of campbell near the scene. they say she ran from the crash into a nearby field. martin is being held without bail and is charged with vehicular manslaughter and driving under the influence of drugs. new overnight, at least ten

people in ukraine are dead after what's being called the largest russian air strike in two months. one missile struck an apartment building in a town about 100 miles south of kyiv. there are still fears that people could be trapped as rescue workers comb through the rubble there. ukraine does say that 21 of those 23 missiles fired by russian forces were shot down. growing fears this morning of a spreading crisis in the financial sector, with san francisco-based bank sitting front and center. first republic has been on life support for days and the federal government may be ready to step in. "today in the bay"'s brie jackson joins us live in washington. what are you learning about these reported talks of coming in to rescue it? >> reporter: good morning. reuters reports that u.s. officials are leading those talks as first republic bank appears to be in trouble. the sources tell the news organization that the fdic, the treasury department, and the federal reserve are all involved in these conversations. the company appears to be in

trouble, even after receiving $30 billion in deposits from 11 major other banks last month. first republic shares have plunged 57% this week after it revealed the extent of which customers pulled their deposits in the days after silicon valley bank failed. as we've been reporting, any first republic customers' funds are protected up to $250,000 per account because of the fdic. but if you, like many companies, have more than that in a single account, financial experts say this is an uncertain time. >> the main difference is that for silicon valley the government stepped in front of the mic and said, no matter, you're safe. but apparently this has not happened for first republic, and so first republic is just as any company in difficulties, if you're invested in them as a depositor, you're just hoping for the best.

>> reporter: all of the uncertainty comes as the federal reserve is expected to release a review of its supervision of sbf silicon valley bank this morning. federal regulators seized the bank last month after deposits were withdrawn in a matter of hours. it's still unclear where the u.s. government is participating and encouraging a private sector rescue of first republic. now, just a note here, the treasury department has declined to comment to reuters about the report. the fdic and the federal reserve did not immediately respond to email requests sent hours after. back to you. >> we'll have to wait and see what happens there. thanks for the very latest. 6:08 now. let's take a live look out at the golden gate bridge. don't be deceived. the temperatures are still going to be warm in most places around the bay area. just not in san francisco right

now. >> that's the saving grace, the fog that's going to keep the temperatures there, as well as in the coastal areas a lot cooler. but as we make our way inland, it's still going to be a warm day today, as well as tomorrow. the coastal temperatures will be in the 60s, the bay temperatures in the 70s, and inland will reach into the mid to upper 80s today. by sunday, our temperatures will be dropping and we'll have rain and wind ahead. now, we're looking around the bay today, temperatures ranging from 87 in santa clara, another hot day, but pacifica will only be 63 degrees, and for vallejo it's going to be warm, reaching 86 degrees. we'll take a closer look at all of those temperatures in our microclimates coming up and talk about that cooldown. mike has a look at where numbers are going a little bit higher. unfortunately, same as the temperatures, i don't like either. contra costa county, we're going to favor hercules with a price of $4.19 a gallon at safeway on san pablo avenue.

santa clara in the middle, the low for san jose, $4.23, not a great low at the arco on north capital avenue. that's our pick because that is the lowest for the city. in marin, arco on redwood $4.25. as we look out to the roadways, we're seeing a smooth flow of traffic. around the dublin interchange, a disabled vehicle reported. the arrow shows a little build into hayward. typical coming off of 238. as we get toward the san mateo bridge, where the slowing eases up, we see no problems across the peninsula. a nice flow there and a gentle build at the bay bridge toll plaza. i know, if you have to wait, it's not so gentle. back to you. >> thank you, mike. highly anticipated plans for a google village in limbo, but this morning there are new signs

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good friday morning. time to get up and out the door. we're heading to pleasant hill. it's in the mid-50s right now, all clear, and the sunshine continues today. it's going to be a warm afternoon, just not as hot as yesterday. we're on a cooling trend over the next few days. next week it will feel like winter. we're going to talk about all of those changes coming up. we're looking at fremont, the headlights still on. you're headed south toward silicon valley without any problems, it's a great drive. there's slowing farther north on the nimitz and also a buildup at the bay bridge. we'll talk about these trends and see how this friday is shaping up. well, it is the final trading day of april, not the draft, but futures are lower after the dow and the s&p 500 saw the best day since january. this morning energy giants exxon mobil and chevron are set to deliver quarterly earnings, plus wall street will get key inflation data and reads on consumer spending. >> with long-term plans on hold,

google is expanding its current footprint in san jose. the company is leasing two new office buildings. each is part of the tech campus located between north 1st street and behring drive. last week the tech giant paused construction on its giant downtown west campus. google says it's still committed to eventually building there and is assessing its next moves, but is not providing a timeline. playstation 5 sales hit an all-time high as sony says it sold more than 19 million consoles in its recently completed fiscal year. more than 1 million higher than its own forecast. sony this morning posting record profits, getting a big boost from the chip division. >> the nfl draft off to a flying start. last night the carolina panthers selected alabama quarterback bryce young for the first pick. the 49ers don't have much to talk about yet, due in part to the trade that netted them

christian mccaffrey. the 9ers won't pick again until tonight's third round, where they get to make three selections. summer is approaching, we're getting ready for some treats, nighttime campfires. trending this morning, a new marshmallow to bring a pop of color. >> jet puffs just released its first ever color-changing marshmallow. you put it to the fire, any heat source, and it turns from pink to orange or blue to green. the new product will be available through september. >> that's interesting. >> you're probably all too young to remember this, but there was a thing called hyper colors for shirts. do you remember those? >> i do remember. >> you could see the handprint. >> it's my body glove. >> then when you raised your hands to say high, you saw the warmer areas underneath. if they're putting that in marshmallows now, interesting. >> what are you ingesting?

>> maybe you can change colors, too. mine always turned from white to brown and then black. >> yeah. all right, what do you have to say? >> it looks good as we're heading into the weekend, and if you like the warm weather you'll get that. if you want the cooler weather, that's ahead. our air quality is improving as well. it looks a little hazy and we can see the sunrise this morning as we look over san jose. we are going to see still some moderate air quality, looking at yesterday, our first spare the air day, it's going to be just slightly better, especially for the east bay, with not as much of the pollutants in the air. maybe a little more of a wind to mix things around. and then as we go into today, it's going to be a warm one. if you're going out and enjoying some of the sunshine in cupertino, going to the playground around noon, it's still in the upper 70s. we'll be at 82 degrees from 2:00 to 4:00 and then already starting to cool down for the

evening. for some of our valleys, it's going to be another hot day, san jose reaching 87 degrees, 88 in livermore and low 80s for the north bay, san francisco in the upper 60s. tomorrow cooler, parts of the inner bay reaches into the mid-70s, oakland headed for 75. then on sunday, look at how much cooler it's going to be. only in the upper 60s and low 70s. so a significant change here as a cold front comes in. and then next week we're talking about rain chances in the forecast, a possibility of some spotty showers, first starting in the north bay and then some off and on rain throughout the week and only reaching into the 60s. we'll also see waves of rain and possibly some gusty winds as well. so our early estimates on how much rain we could see next week between monday through friday, there's a possibility that in parts of the north bay where you see the red, parts of coastal and northern sonoma county, lake

and mendocino counties, 1 to 2 inches of rainfall. that is very significant, especially for this time of year. and most of us are looking at about a half to three-quarters of an inch of rain, maybe a lot less in parts of the south bay. so for the weekend, we're going to take in the warmth and the sunshine, and then get a day that's about normal for sunday, with some 70s. then we'll take it to winter. so we have just about every season in this forecast over the next several days. and so far, mike, it seems like it's been quiet in your department. >> lets not disturb the folks waiting at the bay bridge toll plaza. all these lanes are filling in. the hov lanes are moving smoothly and we do see movement for folks waiting in the other lanes. that's a good indicator that the span is moving well. a smooth drive for 37, a little build there. highway 4 not bad. into pittsburg and bay point,

westbound highway 4 shows limited slowing. there is a build through pleasant hill, walnut creek. we have a disabled vehicle on the counter-commute. the commute is great through castro valley. down 880, the earlier slowing sticking around for san leandro. there's an incident on 101 heading north, right around the embarcadero exit. the sensors aren't showing a lot of slowing. just kicking in from the south bay into the city, 101 and 280, just fine. back to you. >> thanks, mike. it is 6:20. coming up next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> our energy bills are up. we want to help you bring them back down. i'm consumer investigator chris mura. mura. we'lchl

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6:22 right now. new this morning, as more businesses flee san francisco, one global technology company is bucking the trend, setting up new offices in the city by the bay. the german-based sap just opened offices yesterday. it covers three floors, 30,000 square feet of a building on townsend street. it features a rooftop face. workers are not yet required to be back in the office. one spokesperson says many are

enthused about collaborating face to face again. >> employees are wanting to meet each other and to have face time. and every time we talk to them, they tell us as to how energizing it was to come together and meet people and bump into people, and those spontaneous interacts just don't happen. and so for us, it was more about how do we get that in a space where we want to be, rather than forcing people to be there. >> well, this might entice them to come back, the new offices can accommodate up to 500 employees. that's about 15% of sap's bay area workforce. you probably already know this, power and gas bills have been higher lately. so we asked our consumer team to find out ways to cut those energy bills. consumer investigator chris chmura shows us how. unfortunately, the best way to cut our energy costs is to use less energy. but that doesn't necessarily mean you have to be uncomfortable.

let's start with your thermostat. pg&e says each degree you lower your thermostat can save you 2%. drop it 5 degrees at night and you might save 10%. if you're able to, pg&e recommends 68 or lower. blankets to the rescue. when you leave your home, try to keep the warm air inside. close those curtains, shades and blinds. then pg&e says set the thermostat to 56 while you're away. the department of energy recommends a look at your water heater. many are set to 140 degrees by default. consider 120 instead. if that's warm enough for showers and doing dishes, uncle sam says you might save 22%. pg&e says you can save roughly another 10% on your bills if your attic, walls, doors and windows are sealed nicely. caulk is cheap and it easily fills those gaps where warm air can escape or cool air weasels in. if you qualify as low income or receive government assistance, click this qr code.

you might be eligible for saves of 20% to 35%. we are following developing news this morning, including two shootingss in oaklandnd overnig. in one casase a teenagerr is th injuredd person. just ahead, we'll bring you up to date on the new investigations now under way. >> and frustrated fans not letting the a's leave without a fight. the gathering happening today to get them to stay put. game six with the warriors and kings is back in san francisco at the chase center. the tip-off time is much earlier than usual. i'll have details coming up. >> first, we're moving you forward with our school shout-out series. >> good morning, bay area! >> those are some of the kids at the big weather field trip at earthquake stadium that kari went on earlier this week.

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right now at 6:30, new bay area gun violence. while you were sleeping, two shootings in oakland and another shaking up san francisco's market street, now under investigation. new details on the victim as investigators try to piece

together what happened. >> plus, new allegations and another lawsuit against a troubled bay area police department. the new controversy surrounding the actions of one man and what he says antioch police did during a clash with protesters. this is "today in the bay." thanks so much for joining us on this friday morning. i'm kris sanchez. i'm in for marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. we have a lot to get to. everybody ready for round two? punching a ticket there. we're going to take a live look near chase center this morning, we're hoping the dubs can clinch tonight's game six against sacramento kings. that's where we'll join pete suratos with a look at the growing anticipation ahead of tip-off. >> for now, we want to get a look at the forecast in case you're watching outside at thrive city. >> it's going to be a great weekend, at least for the coastline. it's still hot for the inland areas. as you're heading out for the commute this morning in the east bay, we're seeing temperatures in the low 50s and clouds

drifting around. the trend still goes upward into the low 70s, and around the bay we're seeing santa clara head for 87 degrees today, pacifica in the low 60s. and we'll still be in the mid-80s today for vallejo. but we'll talk about what to expect for the game, weekend events, all of that. we're helping you make plans and i'll have more in a few minutes. >> thank you very much. 6:30 right now. developing overnight, two separate shootings in oakland under investigation. one incident involving a teenager. it happened about 10:30 last night at foothill boulevard and brookdale avenue. police say two people were shot but managed to drive themselves to the hospital. an officer also confirmed one of the victims is a teenage boy, but did not tell us his injuries. oakland police say there are no arrests in the shooting so far. now, the other shooting happened at 11:45 last night on midvale. no details yet on the shooting,

but we know police are investigating each incident and they're asking people with any information to call them. san francisco police, meantime, are expected to provide more details today on a deadly shooting that sparked chaos outside of a market street walgreens at about 6:30 last night where stockton and 4th streets run into market. according to friends of the victim, a 19-year-old sacramento woman was shot after leaving the walgreens. police later detained a man at the scene. according to witnesses, the man is a store security guard, but police so far are not providing other details, including how that man is connected to what happened. antioch's embattled police department facing new lawsuits this morning, one long-time east bay radio reporter claims officers abused him not once, but twice. frank sterling says one incident happened at antioch park in september of 2021 at a retirement party for antioch's former police chief. he says protesters were also

there and a fight broke out between a woman activist and a police supporter, and that's when several police officers got involved. sterling claims that he was trying to intervene and that's when officers threw him to the ground and tased him while he was in handcuffs. >> it kind of left me thinking, why would they do this to me when i wasn't resisting? i could relive it 100 times. it's still fresh in my mind exactly what happened. >> sterling says the first assault by officers allegedly happened in 2009 and that officers in that incident are among those named in the text messaging and civil rights investigations under way. we did not receive a response from antioch police about sterling's new claims. 6:33. happening today, the former san jose police union executive director accused of drug trafficking is scheduled to appear in court. joanne segovia now faces federal charges. this, after the police union says an internal investigation found she distributed drugs

across the country and received dozens of shipments of fentanyl to her home. she worked at san jose police association for 20 years. the union is still looking into whether she utilized poa resources. we will continue to follow this story. we will be there in court today and bring you the very latest online at nbcbayarea.com, as well as on air. make sure to tune into nbc bay area news at 4:30 for updates. angry a's fans plan plan to voice their feelings at the first home game since the land deal announcement signaling the a's possible exit to vegas. the a's host the cincinnati reds and for a lot of fans, hope is fading fast for the team to remain in the east bay. mayor sheng thao talked last night with raj mathai and she said despite the fact she says the city was jilted, she would

set her personal feelings aside if the a's were to reconsider. >> if they were to call me, i would pick up, because it's not about me, it's not about just john fisher. it's truly about, like, the bigger, more complex issues around the fan base, what it means to drive the economy here in the city of oakland, and what it means to really be rooted here in oakland. and so i really hope that we can set aside our differences and work something out. >> mayor thao believes both sides were making progress toward a new ballpark deal before it dell apart. a's management says the team got tired of waiting for a deal that they were not certain was ever going to materialize. >> i'm ready, because we're on the court. this is the closest we're going to get. >> the warriors/kings continue to battle it out in what is becoming the most entertaining and the most stressful year in

the nbc playoffs. the warriors, if they win, they move on to the next round. >> we are rooting them on, as well as "today in the bay" pete suratos, live inside the chase center. tip-off time is going to be early, which means us morning folks can actually watch it. >> be awake until the end. >> i guess if you're wide awake coming off the morning shift. good morning to you guys. the tip-off time is at 5:00 p.m. here at the chase center. one of the earliest tip-off times for a weekday game, a playoff game at chase. if you're able to make the game to get one of these gold shirts, it's always exciting when you see the crowd wearing these yellow shirts, representing the golden state warriors. some of the prep is under way, getting the hoops ready. we expect steph curry and klay thompson to do their splash brothers thing and bring home a win. we've got the sacramento kings, very entertaining series. they're already headed here. they're here in san francisco. here's video of them boarding the team bus yesterday.

for the sacramento kings, it's win or go home tonight. game five was a huge win for the dubs. that was a nail-biter. big-time performances from steph, klay and draymond green, coming off the bench, pouring in 21 points during game five. and of course kevon looney, the unsung hero, getting 22 rebounds. such a good game there. this will not be a walk in the park for those golden state warriors. here is the message from steph curry as far as fans getting to the game. >> make sure y'all get your butts in the seats, it's 5:00 tip-off. it's a little early, but everybody get off of work early in the bay. let's go. >> reporter: we'll take you back out live to the chase center, the gold shirts in place for fans who will be wearing them tonight. game six, warriors versus kings. if the warriors win, they will either take on the los angeles lakers or the memphis grizzlies. if they lose, which is not going

to happen, it will be a game seven in sacramento on sunday. again, tip-off at 5:00 p.m. so you have to get here early. employers, i guess like steph curry, he had mentioned, let your workers off early so you can enjoy the game. >> sure, it's friday, after all. >> all the bosses, give a sick note for the employees, let them take the day off. >> absolutely. >> early on a friday, it would be perfect. >> that's right. go warriors! >> cheering them on, obviously. game six, 5:00 p.m., certainly that early start. that would be nice to see them take on the lakers. >> that would be fun. >> you can watch the pregame coverage and the game on our sister station, nbc bay area sports. let's go, warriors! >> pete was inside the chase center. some will be watching outside at thrive city. >> i think i'm going to be at home with the windows open, maybe on the patio.

it's going to be nice weather but warm for the inland valleys. let's take a look at that forecast with our temperatures that are going to be at 64 degrees if you're outside chase center, or if you're lucky enough to be heading in. it's going to be windy, though, and our temperatures go from mid-60s to mid-50s by the end of the game. big changes as it cools down. at the same time, a little later across the bay, the oakland a's will have their game going on. it will be in the upper 60s at first pitch. not as windy and also a lot more sunshine. as we go into tonight, we'll start to see more clouds coming in, temperatures dropping down into the upper 50s. looking for something else to do? how about the morgan hill downtown wine stroll? it's going to start out with temperatures that are going to be at about the low 80s, and then going into the afternoon reaching into the mid-80s. it's still going to be really nice with that sunshine. a place where you can find some slightly milder weather will be in cupertino.

the cherry blossom festival will be happening this weekend. we'll start out at 64 degrees and then head for the upper 70s. so it's going to be very pleasant downtown. if you've been looking for an opportunity to drive down the coast and check out the views and also the super blooms, big sur is going to have temperatures in the low 70s today and tomorrow. but it will be definitely much cooler for the end of the weekend. if you have l.a. in your plans, it's going to be in the low 70s today and mid-70s tomorrow. but, also, a touch cooler for the end of the weekend. mike, still excited about the dubs tonight, and also tracking the commute. >> absolutely. i'm excited because friday is shaping up as we expect and as we predicted, a slower build but still moving westbound. a lot of folks will continue to move in here toward the city. so the commute will build. look at the game time, 5:00 p.m. thrive city will open up. the stadium will open a couple of hours before, so there will be a lot of folks coming through

the city. if you're traveling city streets, there will be a lot of traffic. hopefully folks get released early from work so they can be in their seats. transit, good options. caltrain, b.a.r.t., muni, the ferry system still works on the typical weekday service. b.a.r.t. has made an announcement about significant changes to reliability and timing, but that's not taking effect until september. we'll give you the update. it's about the information they've learned from the covid recovery and they're going to change the schedules for the better. on the other side of the bay, we're looking for good results for the athletics. expect some traffic on the nimitz. for now, i'm worried about a new crash just reported, disabled vehicle on the san mateo bridge. back to you. >> thank you. it is 6:41. renters in the east bay in danger of being evicted. still ahead, the deadline some are facing and why landlords argue it's about time. >> plus -- >> its bittersweet because they're making history come true in the most amazing way

possible. >> campbell police deliver a fitting tribute to the family of a 10-year-old little boy who died unexpectedly. the gift he's given after he donanated his organs to save th lives of 20 other people. bob redell has the inspiring story coming up next. you're watchg "today in the in

the time is now 6:44 on this friday morning, as you get ready to head out.

we see a little fog drifting around the novato area and it's in the low 50s. a lot of sunshine in our forecast, and quickly warming temperatures throughout the morning into the afternoon. it's going to be another hot one inland and we'll take a look at much cooler temperatures in our forecast that's coming up. coming up right now, more slowing on the san mateo bridge. i think i can change this to give you a better view, but there's the backup. you can see it across the span. use the dumbarton bridge instead of the san mateo bridge. we'll talk about why and see the ripple it has on the east bay commute coming up. >> thanks so much. it is quickly approaching a quarter until 7:00. happening tomorrow, alameda county is ending its eviction moratorium. the policy was put in place at the beginning of the pandemic. the goal was to temporarily stop evictions, protecting tenants at the risk of becoming unhoused. landlords are calling on the county to reimburse them for any

loss of income. april is autism awareness and acceptance month. we're nearing the end of it. today we continue to shine the light on organizations trying to help families living in autism. in the past, parents would sometimes have to wait months, sometimes years, to get their children tested and diagnosed. but during the pandemic, some of those waits got longer because in-person assessments became unavailable. to remedy the problem, kayla wagner started as you are, which offers virtual evaluations, allowing parents to avoid lengthy waits and in-person office visits. >> it is unacceptable for children to be waiting for health care. we knew we had to do something. parents can meet with a clinician right in the comfort of their own home and they'll be asked questions, they'll be asked to play with their child, engage in play-based behaviors, and our team of highly trained physicians will help them understand if their child has autism and how to best meet

their needs. >> as you are is now available here in california, but also 11 other states, and eventually they will provide access to care nationwide and that's by the end of this year. >> new this morning, an extraordinary young boy from the midwest has saved over 20 lives by donating his organs, and now his spirit is living on in the fight against crime in the south bay. >> sounds like an interesting connection. bob redell joins us. this is national donate a life month and the campbell police department is making those dots connect. >> reporter: they're honoring his legacy. campbell police just welcomed its newest k9 to the team. you can see him with his handler. both just finished extensive training and now are officially on duty as a team. but the dog needs a name and the department has chosen to name him roan, after roan clark, a 10-year-old boy from michigan, who dreamed of becoming a k9

handler himself. sadly, roan died of a brain aneurysm back in february of 2022. his organs saved the lives of more than 20 people across the united states. the youngest life, a 1-year-old baby boy, the oldest a 56-year-old woman. among those saved, wendy ryan, you can see her, of northern virginia, whose brother is gary berg, chief of the cap bell police department. she was within weeks of dying when she received his small bowl and intestines. tomorrow she'll meet his mom in person. >> in her darkest hour when she had just lost her son, she made a choice to give life to other people, and i don't know that she'll ever understand the duality of how i hold that in my

heart. she saved my life. >> we now have k9 roan, who is honestly the most amazing tribute we could ever have as a family, and anyone who knows roan knows how excited he is right now up in heaven knowing that there's a puppy named after him. >> i believe that k9 roan will be a symbol and a remembrance that we can all impact people's lives in both small and large ways. >> reporter: i know you spoke with roan's mom and she told you she wants to encourage other people to agree to become organ donors. she said as horrible as her son's death is, his life-saving donations have helped ease some of her sadness. right now there are 114,000 americans awaiting an organ transplant, 22,000 of whom are here in california. unfortunately, an average of 22 people die every day waiting.

so you can register to become an organ donor at donatelifecalifornia.org. >> so the mom was telling me roan was about 4 years old, she lost her brother and they donated his organs. so as a young boy he was aware, so she said there's no question that's what he would want. >> when i spoke to chief berg's sister, wendy, who received roan's organs, she was telling me she was on the list for four months and was within a few weeks of dying. >> out of that darkness came so much light. really nice tribute they're going to have. thank you. we want to get a look at our forecast, because the weekend is upon us. >> come on, let's be excited. it's the weekend! >> i'm cautiously optimistic. >> we're going to have a little bit of everything. i'm going to make everybody happy here. if you want warm weather, like it was hot yesterday, you had a chance to enjoy the pool, take a look at how hot it was in some of the inland valleys, like

concord. in stanford it was 92 and sjc 87 degrees. this is well ahead of what we typically see, even though we didn't set any records across the bay area. our air quality was a little more unhealthy, but it is improving today. that gives you more of an opportunity to get outside and possibly some fresh breezes. for the inland east bay, it is borderline with upper 90s as they measure the particulate matter in the air. it's still going to be a bit hazy for today. but as you're heading out for a walk early this morning in foster city, we're starting out with some low 50s, we'll see a mix of sun and clouds. you'll notice that temperatures will warm up more slowly, because much of the peninsula is going to be cooler compared to the heat we've been talking about for the inland valleys. so in spots like san mateo, it's 73. you head across the bay to oakland, it's 77. we'll reach up to 88 degrees in livermore. still low 90s for fairfield, but

we'll all start to feel just a few degrees cooler by tomorrow. we're still in the upper 80s for morgan hill and reaching 80 in napa. and in san francisco some mid-60s. by sunday it's only in the 60s and low 70s for a high, so there's going to be a significant drop in temperatures as this very strong cold front comes through. and next week it's going to be nothing like this week. we're talking about rain, cool temperatures, gusty winds, and off and on showers that will continue into the rest of the week, possibly more storms ahead going into the end of next week. so some early rainfall estimates on how much additional rainfall we could see, well, in some of these red areas and parts of the north bay we could see about 1 to 2 inches of rain next week. that is very significant for this time of year in early may, and we could also see some lighter amounts of rainfall, while much of the rest of the bay area gets about a half to three-quarters of an inch of rain. so that's just looking way ahead. right now, of course, we're just

focused on the weekend, enjoying a little taste of summer and going back to spring on sunday. san francisco will be in the upper 60s for today, but low 60s by sunday. mike, you're saying just avoid the san mateo bridge. >> this happened in the last 10 to 15 minutes. we've seen this stack-up. i removed the title bar. you know it's 92 westbound toward the peninsula, right around the high-rise. i saw flashing lights. there's a disabled big rig blocking one lane. the rig itself is in a lane. only two lanes get through. once a crew is there, they may have to block another lane. there's the backup all the way across 92, starting at 880. this is the time when it builds in the east bay, so more traffic will be flowing, but there's a fire on the side of the road that distracts folks as well, adding to the slowdown. happening now, about 500 pg&e customers in san francisco still don't have power. that's down from about 9,000

wednesday night. some have been told they won't have the lights on until tomorrow. pg&e says the cause of the outage is under investigation, but the fire department says it was likely linked to an underground vault fire. most of the outages are concentrated in the financial district. next, a quick look at our top stories, that incnclude a violent n night in t the easast. aheaead on "todaday in the b ba back-to-baback shootingsgs ovevt in oakland andnd new details emerging in those investigations. >> first, here is hoda. >> coming up on "today," much more on the life and legacy of jerry springer. we will remember his interesting and influential

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welcome back. we are moving you forward with a look at today's top stories here on "today in the bay." >> that's right, developing overnight, two separate shootings in oakland are under investigation. one incident involving a teenager. one happened at 10:30 last night, a shooting at foothill boulevard and brook dale avenue. police say two people were shot, but managed to drive themselves to the hospital. an officer also confirmed one of

the victims is a teenage boy. we don't know the extent of his injuries. opd says there are no arrests in this shooting. >> now, the other shooting happened at 11:45 last night on midvale. we do know police are investigating each incident and they're asking people with any information to call them. san francisco police are expected to provide more details this morning in a deadly shooting that sparked chaos outside a market street walgreens store. it happened around 6:30 last night, where stockton and 4th streets run into market near westfield mall. according to friends of the victim, a 19-year-old sacramento woman was shot after she was leaving the walgreens store. police later detained a man at the scene, but according to witnesses the man is a store security guard. police so far not providing any other details, including how that man might be connected to the gunfire. fears are growing in the financial sector are san francisco-based first republic

bank seemingly on the verge of collapse. there are reports of a federal rescue effort. according to reuters, the fdic treasury department and federal reserve are all involved in talks. so far, the fed is not commenting. shares in the company plummeted this week amidst new pressure tied to loans, despite a $30 billion lifeline last month from 11 major banks in the wake of the silicon valley bank collapse. >> let's take a live look outside, or inside chase center. this is as close as we're going to get. >> ten hours from now the warriors will hit the hardwood to try to move on in the postseason. the dubs now three games to two up over sacramento in the first round of their best of seven series. pretty much every game has been a thriller. we have no nails left. game five was the one they won in sacramento. tonight's game starts at 5:00, so get that barbecue on early.

nbc sports bay area will have pregame coverage starting at 4:00 in the afternoon, then, along with the game, hopefully a series wrap in its postseason coverage. >> that should be a fun way to spend a friday night. >> absolutely. and the weather is going to be warm for the inland valleys. if you're looking forward to some cooler temperatures, you'll get that starting on sunday. >> it doesn't look good, but the san mateo is going to be moving better. i believe they've just cleared all lanes from the disabled big rig. >> well, hopefully folks know. that's what's happening "today in the bay." we're good friday morning following breaking news. >> a deadly accident involving u.s. service members overnight. it is april the 28th. this is "today." mid-air collision. two apache helicopters crash in alaska. killing three