hopefuls are ramping up their efforts for the white house. and in just a few hours, former president donald trump makes a stop here in the bay area. of course, we have a live report on

his visit and the fundraiser he's set to attend. plus, a quiet neighborhood rocked by violence. the new warning information we're learning about a deadly possible road rage shooting in orinda. the arrest and investigation unfolding. also shutting down the reason elon musk is closing the x headquarters in san francisco and where he says he's going to next. 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 and i'm laura garcia. we're going to check in with mike in just a little bit for that friday morning commute. but first let's check in with meteorologist kari hall tracking what we can expect. we're happy it's friday. yes, i'm happy it's friday. doesn't matter what's happening in weather. it's going to be a great day. no, it does not. it's going to be a nice one. so we're seeing a slight warm up for our afternoon. but we do still have our nice cool morning start. we're in the upper 50s in palo alto, 58 degrees in walnut creek and san

francisco. it's at 55 degrees 61 in san jose. all right, here we go. here's our high temperatures. yes, it will be warmer. and we're still looking at some upper 80s even a few low 90s. we'll see a high of 91 today in concord, while san francisco will be in the mid 70s. so we'll talk about changes ahead for the weekend coming up. mike, we were looking at a crash in the tri valley. i was tracking this over here. the dublin interchange approach is right here. looks like a good amount of cars. and it is. but you know what? it's moving smoother now. earlier traffic break for a crash just past the dublin interchange right around san ramon road. had a bit of slowing. it's had enough time in the last few minutes to clear up once again, so no more problems for west 580. south 880 showed a good deal of slowing as the crew cleared from overnight paving work going on. looks like the pavement cured. no problems. and north of there, contra costa county and highway 37 all moving at speed. back to you. thank you very much, mike. the race to the white house moves through the bay area today. former president

donald trump will be in woodside today for a campaign fundraiser. the high dollar event is happening at the home of tech ceo tom siebel, a distant relative of governor gavin newsom's wife, jennifer siebel newsom. tickets range from $3,000 for a solo ticket to as high as half $1 million for vip couple tickets. vice president kamala harris is also on the campaign trail, holding rallies in swing states as both candidates step up their post-debate messaging today in the bay's brie jackson joins us live in washington with a bit more. everyone is on the road and busy brie. that's right laura. both campaigns are pushing to get their word out to voters and the harris campaign says that the vice president will do more interviews with local media in key states and will also engage more with the traveling press. haitian migrants, former president trump doubling down on unfounded claims that haitian migrants in ohio are eating pets during this

interview with telemundo in arizona, a claim debunked by local leaders. well that's come from stories. it's come from television and some of the pets, i don't know, cats, dogs or both, but some of the pets were taken by the migrants and it's a shame. trump first making that accusation during tuesday's debate against vice president harris. each claiming victory in the faceoff. trump says he won't be returning to the debate stage this election cycle. there will be no third debate. the voting has already begun. you got to go out and vote. we got to vote. i believe we owe it to have another debate, right? we owe it to the voters because here's the thing. in this election, what's at stake could not be more important. harris holding rallies in north carolina thursday. it's a state democrats have not won since barack obama

carried it back in 2008. trump has his sights set on arizona as both candidates take their post-debate message to key states. i think trump won because he hit all the marks. i think that she's doing what politicians do, which is try to represent everyone in america. while most americans will head to the polls in november, mail in ballots have started going out in alabama and early voting in pennsylvania, a must win state for both campaigns begins next week. and while former president trump says there won't be another presidential debate, the two vice presidential candidates, they are set to face off on october 1st. laura, so much to watch and keep track of. thank you very much. brie. well, developing this morning, we are still waiting to find out the identities of the victim and the suspect in what appears to be a road rage incident which turned deadly in orinda. this unfolded yesterday morning in a quiet neighborhood on las vegas road in the orinda hills. contra

costa county deputies say the victim died at the scene. a second person was detained who authorities right now will only say is connected to that shooting. nbc bay area later obtained dispatch audio suggesting the road rage confrontation, which the contra costa county sheriff's office is not confirming just yet. deputies say they also recovered the gun. neighbors there are stunned. i'm just really surprised this is not a neighborhood we experience anything like that other than what we experienced is leaf blowers. and you know, homeowners insurance cancellations. that's about it. we also know one of the two cars towed from the scene is registered to a couple who lives nearby. anyone with information is being asked to call orinda police or the sheriff's office in orinda. the alum rock school district has a new leader. late last night, the school board announced thurmond sarah cerda is the new superintendent. most recently, he was the assistant superintendent of educational

services for campbell union high school district. back in march, the school board voted to terminate its contract with hilaria bower. then the board president was removed two months later. the new superintendent will face school closures over the next year. the alum rock board vice president says its plans to close nine schools, but it will be a community process as they decide on which schools will need to shut down. we have approximately $20 million budget shortfall and it needs to be addressed. we have enrollment that capacity of about 20,000 students, and at present we have 7500 students. the school board says it expects to make the decision on what schools to close by the end of the year. the closures would go into effect next school year. happening today. the company formerly known as twitter, officially closes the doors on its san francisco offices. that is according to a memo. elon musk reportedly sent to all

remaining ex-employees two weeks ago. earlier this year, he did announce plans to relocate operations to texas, along with his southern california based space x twitter. first launched in san francisco 18 years ago. but musk more recently posted numerous comments slamming the city of san francisco along with california's economic climate. x so far not releasing an official comment on today's closure. in fact, they don't have a media department anymore. breaking news this morning. boeing's labor union strike. union is now on strike. over 30,000 machinists walked off the job late last night. the workers rejected a tentative contract, which offered a 25% wage boost to over four years. the union says these pay increases are too little, too late and won't help with the rising cost of living. this is the first strike in 16 years. the last one lasted 57 days and cost the company about $100 million in revenue per day. it is 508 right now and we're

peeking out our window over downtown san jose. and it looks nice and clear. felt mild as we were walking into the building. carey what can we expect for the weekend? yeah, it looks really nice for us. a lot of changes though. it will be warmer going into the afternoon as we are not seeing as much of the fog over the bay and looking at the golden gate bridge from our sutro tower camera and we're also going to see a warm, sunny day and some of our valleys are going to have some hot temperatures tomorrow. those temperatures come down. it will feel more comfortable. and then on sunday it turns windy and cooler. so looking at what we're starting with right now, it's in the mid to upper 50s for much of the bay area, lower 50s for the north bay, sonoma as well as santa rosa at 50 degrees, but headed for the upper seconds today. so significant warm up going into the afternoon. we'll talk about the weekend coming up. mike how are those gas prices? i've seen them going up. i saw the price that i drive by every morning, go up another dime over the last couple of

days. we're going to start with the best for today's chart in contra costa county. top here is 408 valero in concord on willow pass road. next up i saw prices jump again overnight. here checking the south bay with sunnyvale. we'll do the best for that city. at 417 at great gas on north matilda avenue and then to the north bay. solano county's best is vallejo 419 at the arco on sonoma boulevard. you can go to gasbuddy.com and track those changes or report those changes. let's get out to the roadway and changes that. the crash has cleared past the dublin interchange. good stuff. no more crew to worry about as you head south on 880 through fremont in the south bay. this morning. a great clear drive here, south county all the way through silicon valley. and a quick look at the bay bridge. no issues through the maze or into san francisco. clear view westbound with those tail lights across the bridge back to you. thanks, mike. it is 510 right now, making travel easier for android users. ahead on today in the bay, the new upgrade google is reportedly testing plus. you

kris micah ma'a just in time for the weekend. we are getting to hear new music from the weekend's upcoming album. ahead, the reason his latest project may be his last. stay with us. u're watching todayyo

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3.4. that just happened just minutes ago. that's after yesterday's 4.7. we're still getting those aftershocks, so we'll continue to monitor that. and we'll get a look at the bay area forecast for the weekend. coming up in a few minutes. all right. well the earth and the roads are calm right here through palo alto, here at palo alto to san mateo. remember the weekend work will continue for the express lane again between those two areas. watch the center area. some slowing and some lane loss. but right now everything is flowing smoothly. let's see how it's going in the world of business with bertha. hey. good morning. we've got the major averages looking like they're going to open a bit higher this morning. extending gains that we saw yesterday. investors snapping up shares of big tech names including ai chip maker nvidia boosting the s&p 500 and nasdaq for a fourth straight day. the dow saw positive back to back gains. the three major averages are on pace

for weekly gains overall, with the dow up nearly 2%, the s&p up 3.5%. and thanks to that big rebound in tech, nvidia, the nasdaq is up more than 5% for the week. in focus today we're going to be getting some data on import prices and consumer sentiment. meantime, sony music is reportedly in talks to buy the rights to pink floyd's songs for about $500 million. the bands back catalog includes some of the best selling hits of the past 50 years, such as another brick in the wall and wish you were here. sony is also in talks to buy the music rights of queen for about $1 billion, and bought bruce springsteen's catalog recently for a reported $550 million. google meantime, is testing a new feature for google wallet to turn us passports into digital ids, digital ids from state issued ids and passports can be used at tsa checkpoints. at some airports, more than 20

states and puerto rico have at least one airport that now accepts them. california started accepting ids from google and apple wallet last month. i've got to say, those digital ids, ladies, if you don't have them, it's really a great process. and when you're coming from europe to get that, you know that pass as well. you go right straight through, which is nice. good to know for the next time i go to europe. bertha likely be a minute. we're sending a kid off to college. so you're watching our pennies right now? my vacations in the carpool line. thanks. oh, how life changes. all trending this morning. the weeknd is dropping his latest single. well, listen, i can't wait to see your face crash when we're switching lanes. my love's beyond the pain. but if i flame.

earlier this week during a concert in sao paulo, brazil, it is part of the hurry up tomorrow album, the final one in the trilogy that includes after hours and dawn fm. this is also the final album under the moniker of the weekend, so he'll still make music, just not be the weekend. i think it's the best name because everyone loves the weekend. the weekend right? yeah. all right, so we're here today, not letting some of those friday the 13th scares and fears stop us. maybe that's why marcus isn't here. maybe he's superstitious. but friday the 13th has us wondering where does the superstition rank among some of the biggest superstition i posted a poll on my instagram and on x. what's your biggest superstition other than friday? the 13th? finding a lucky penny, a black cat crossing your path. breaking a mirror, bringing bad luck. i just did that the other day. oh, don't sit too close to me. you lost your voice and i

lost my voice. yeah, i lost my mind a little bit before that. so go ahead and let us know what you think. or do you think maybe this is. it's all baloney. i actually forgot when i came into the newsroom. i'm like, oh yeah, it's friday the 13th. i forgot about it. my favorite friday at friday the 13th is in may because it's my nephew's birthday. my niece was born in april of friday the 13th, so every so often it's friday and he thinks it's super cool. yeah, yeah, yeah. no superstitions. my grandmother's lucky number was 13, so she taylor swift must have got it from her. for me, i think it's, walking under the ladder. i just kind of don't do it because the brady episode where they got paintsville, i gotcha, i gotcha. well, this morning a raccoon walked across my path. does that count? good luck or bad luck? it's not. no. the black and white raccoon. so at least it wasn't a skunk at least it wasn't a skunk. skunks. probably salt. and throw it over your shoulder, you know, knock three times. oh my grandma had a superstition for everything. yeah. oh but it's looking good

weather wise today. yeah, that doesn't look so unlucky for us. even the raccoons are out. it will be a little bit warmer in some spots, but maybe it's an extra pool day for you and we are going to see sunshine and some nice weather for much of the bay area tomorrow. there is not much of a change, just a slight dip in temperatures, but it will be significantly cooler on sunday going into early next week. so let's talk about all of these changes. you can see just a little bit of fog there across the bay over san francisco. and we're going to see that quickly clearing out as our temperatures go from mid 50s to a noontime temperature of 67 and 71. for the afternoon, parts of the city will reach into the mid 70s and then across the bay into oakland. it will be in the upper 70s in napa today, 88 degrees. so definitely warmer than it was yesterday. and then we'll see a high of 91 in concord. a few of those low 90s in the inland areas. but then tomorrow, no more 90s on the map here except for clear lake, but san jose will be about ten degrees cooler

than that, with a high of 81 degrees, and in the upper 70s for hayward and fremont. now on sunday, this is when the cooldown comes in with more clouds. mostly 60s and 70s all across the bay area coming along with those lower temperatures will be some clouds and some rain. very close by, i think up by chico and redding. we could see some scattered showers moving over toward the sierra and then on monday, it shows that parts of the bay area may also see some light rain. so we're watching out for those big changes coming in with more clouds on tuesday. so look at our 7-day forecast going from upper 80s to low 70s on monday. and once again it will be mostly cloudy with some spotty showers. and in san francisco we're going to see more of those 60s in the forecast into the weekend. mike friday it is now friday. light yeah you know we're looking like that at the bay bridge toll plaza. just starting to see a few more cars come through. we expect those metering lights to have their impact a little bit

later on. this morning. and no slowing for highway four. look at that coming out of concord. pittsburg bay point highway 37 just now started the brake tap. this happened in the last 30 to 40s. i just checked the meters there, so we are looking at a later build and a lighter flow of traffic coming out of the altamont pass. we're holding steady with pretty light flow of traffic there. south bay no problems. south bay or south county back over to you. thank you very much. mike. it is 520 right now after a south bay teacher started noticing more of her students dealing with mental health issues, she decided to do something about it. coming up next on today in the bay, the steps she is taking to help improve their lives. it's a story that will certainly make you bay area proud. you got to love teachers. well, first, a reminder as we head to break. the giants kick off a three game with the padres. you can watch the first game of that series tonight at seven right here on nbc. bay area. you're welcome. we m

lower cost meal deals appears to be paying off. as inflation spiked, many chains dialed back their deals, but not now. mcdonald's, for example, now extending its $5 value menu until december. it introduced the deal in june, and it was only supposed to last a month. and then rivals like burger king quickly followed after. bk recently extended its deal through october. the ceo of dine brands tells the today show meal

deals are about the value and the experience that comes with dining out. so we know right now that our guests are looking for value and what what we don't offer is getting your burger in a bag and get in your car right when you come to us for great food, great portion, certainly an affordable price, but it's the experience that we offer. you can get the whole deal on the explosion of meal deals later on the today show. and that's coming up at 7:00, right after today in the bay. a san jose middle school teacher is taking action to help her students deal with mental health. now, one corporation is doing what it can to support her. garvin thomas has the story in this morning's bay area proud. good morning everyone. there's a teacher in the south bay. i want to tell you about stacey bibeau teaches eighth grade at price middle school in san jose. stacey says in the 25 years since she started teachin, she's seen the mental health of her students decline. more depression, more anxiety. more isolation. helping them became

such a big part of her job. stacey decided she needed help, so she turned to nami, the national alliance on mental illness. and now, every eighth grader in her school gets a unit on dealing with mental health. stacey was so grateful for the help. she and her students formed a team to participate in nami's yearly fundraising walk, and over the past three years have raised more than $30,000. you can experience the whole story at nbc bay area.com/bay area proud, as well as hundreds of other stories of people being good to each other in the bay area. a piece tomorrow our garvin thomas partnering with stanford for his eighth annual bay area proud blood drive. it happens from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at princeton plaza, blossom hill road. you can sign up to donate at sbc donor.org, or scan the qr code on your screen right now. you know, you didn't know how it was going to turn out the first time he did it, and now he has like, repeat customers. i love

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we're live with the details behind what some are actually calling a critical fundraiser. popular berkeley businesses are fed up with the drastic new legal action they are taking. in response to the city's homelessness crisis. also a live look outside the weekend is here, and meteorologist kari hall tracking the outlook for any outdoor weekend plans you may have. this is today in the bay a lot of friday night football games, no doubt. good morning. it's early right now. thanks for joining us at 530. i'm laura garcia and i'm kris sanchez. it's freaky friday. i'm in marcus washington. are we going to take a look at the forecast to start you off? meteorologist kari hall is tracking what we can expect. i see you're wearing a sleeve, my friend. well, yeah, it's a little cool for the morning,

but, you know, later on today, i'll be rolling the sleeves up. it's going to be heating up as we go into the afternoon, as we take a live look outside in san jose. all clear as you're heading out. and we are right now in the low 60s, and we'll stay in the low 60s over the next few hours at noon. we're in the upper 70s and it will still be comfortable, but we are headed for the mid 80s for today. with all of that sunshine, a few spots hitting the low 90s. we'll see a high of 93 in ukiah. one of the warmer spots there. upper 80s for the south county and in palo alto. today we're looking at a high of 82 degrees. so we'll talk about some weekend events will help you make some plans. the weather will be changing. so more on that in a few minutes. and mike, you were checking in on the golden gate bridge. yeah a nice shot from sutro. here. see some low clouds if you look at the headlights. i've been tracking them. they're kind of stopped right now. i believe a crew is clearing from that southbound direction approaching the bridge. it's about time they clear that from their overnight work and they get about their weekend. as we look at the map, it's over. on the left side. you see the arrow pointing down and

the slower sensors approaching the bridge again. that should clear, but this won't clear on highway 37. at the top of the screen. that will continue to build. and i've just now seen the sensors start to change over into concord at of bay point for westbound highway four. no other slowing. oh, there you go. san jose kicked off with their first slowing as well. we'll check on the south bay coming up. back to you. thank you. mike two decision 2024 now. and in just a matter of hours, the gop presidential nominee arrives in the bay area. former president donald trump is making a visit focused entirely on boosting his war chest. today in the bay's bob redell is live in woodside this morning, close to where the former president will visit. and, bob, how much money are they hoping to raise? well, as much as possible, they of course, that's their goal. we know it to be tens of thousands, possibly hundreds of thousands, maybe into the millions. president trump, the former president, expected to appear at

a fundraiser earlier this afternoon at a private home, not far from the town center here in woodside, where we're at. the private event is set to happen again early in the afternoon at the home of tech ceo tom siebel, who happens to be related to jennifer siebel, the wife of democratic governor gavin newsom. tech tickets range for this fundraiser from $3,000 for a solo ticket to as high as a half $1 million for vip couple tickets. the president, former president trump's visit comes a few days after his debate with vice president kamala harris, and also in the middle of campaigning in battleground states like arizona. now, trump indicated yesterday that there will be no more debates with harris. here's political analyst larry gerston. you can bet that the money he raises here, he's going to take to those swing states as fast as possible. the question over the weekend,

really, once the rest of these polls come in, is, is does it represent a turning point and thereby make it more difficult for trump to raise funds? donald trump, you know, i'm expecting a lot of support in this area, but i think there's equally a lot of people who are pro harris. and so i'm not surprised that he's in this area, but hopeful that we'll continue to raise money for kamala harris. i'm not a supporter, but hey, it's a free country so he can go where he wants. according to the san mateo county republican party, there's a rally scheduled at el camino park in palo alto to welcome the former president as he heads to this fundraiser here in woodside. the president is expected to be out later this afternoon for a fundraiser tonight in las vegas. vice president kamala harris, she was on the campaign trail in north carolina last night. you can hear there she was at a large rally. she still calling for a second debate with former president trump, even though he's again saying no, the harris

campaign says she raised $47 million in the 24 hours after tuesday's debate. that's her biggest haul since she announced her candidacy in july. later today, she campaigns in pennsylvania counties that trump won in 2020. reporting live here in woodside, bob redell today in the bay. all right. thank you very much, bob. and a reminder, you can stay up to date with the latest on the election by downloading our free nbc bay area app. there, you'll have up to the minute results on election night as well. it's available for all smartphones. and developing now, at least three large wildfires continue to burn in southern california, and the bridge fire now sparking new evacuation orders. this is new video from the town of wrightwood, which is in the san bernardino mountains. the fire now burning more than 51,000 acres in los angeles and san bernardino counties combined. and firefighters say lighter

winds and higher humidity are starting to slow things down just a bit. but there is still no containment. about 40 homes and cabins have burned in that fire. a group of business owners fed up with encampments in berkeley are taking new legal action. a new lawsuit filed against berkeley claims people living in tents and rvs are creating traffic, health and safety hazards. it's keeping customers away, they say, from local businesses in berkeley's northwest and southwest neighborhoods. the group suing includes the owner of boychuk bagels. she says at times, unhoused people have blocked the sidewalks and started fires, and merchants are simply asking the city to enforce rules which are already on the books. early in covid, there were a lot of exceptions made, and everyone said, you know, this is okay, this is going to be temporary, but covid is over, fortunately. and it's everyone in the neighborhood has really run out of patience. the three encampments cited in the suit include one on harrison street,

one along codornices creek, and the lower dwight encampment on dwight way. the city is not commenting due to pending litigation. the lawsuit comes as eye opening new numbers indicate a long term surge in unhoused people in the south bay. the nonprofit destination home recently found a 24% increase in people becoming unhoused in santa clara county over the two year period ending in 2023, meaning 4300 households lost their housing. it also marked a big jump from the 9% increase covering the prior two year period. our partners at the san jose spotlight say there are two major factors contributing to the spike the effects of the end of the covid ban on on evictions. so now we're looking at almost 23,100 people who have been evicted, which is the highest number since 2014. the other thing is we don't have

enough affordable housing within the county or san jose. also, many families living in shelters and tiny homes lack the financial means to transition into the permanent housing that is available. advocates say that's creating a logjam, leaving more people unhoused on the streets. happening today in oakland, a grassroots gathering to end the cycle of gun violence. community leaders will mark 12 years of ceasefire night walks. this is video from a previous event organized by the group faith in action east bay. tonight's walk also includes a meeting before where advocates will talk about their decade of prevention work. it's scheduled for 6 p.m. at the allen temple baptist church. happening now. the ellis creek facility wetlands trail will be closing early today, and it's because they're trying to help stop the spread of mosquitoes in petaluma. the marin and sonoma vector control district will be

spraying the area to get rid of the skeeters. the trails should be open once again. normal hours tomorrow. happening this weekend a popular pet convention returns that is positively adorable. corgi con back at the alameda county fairgrounds starting tomorrow. organizers call it the largest corgi event on the west coast, and it is the chance to bring the corgi community together to celebrate the breed. the event features a costume contest, races, and corgi ninja warrior that starts at 10:00 in the morning. i just love their fuzzy little butts. so cute. oh, you're surrounded! yeah, this is such a cute event. so you want to grab your fur baby and go? it's going to be really nice out there at the alameda county fairgrounds. starting out at about 68 degrees. nice, cool morning throughout the day. we're headed for the low 80s and it will be bright and sunny, so they will need the sunglasses later on. tonight we have the

giants right here on nbc bay area. you can watch from home, or if you're lucky enough to be going to the game, it's going to be cool out there in the low 60s to start and it will still be windy, so make sure that you have the layers on and also dressed nice and warm. you don't need those layers tomorrow. from baseball to football, we're going to see san jose state. really nice and warm weather to start, but coming down to the mid 60s, by the end of the game tomorrow night. and then we also have the santa cruz county fair happening this weekend. low 70s today, cooling down to the low 50s tonight. and then tomorrow we'll be mostly in the 60s throughout the day, a mix of sun and clouds and then more clouds on sunday and even cooler temperatures as we only make it up to 65 degrees. lots of celebrations going on this weekend for fiestas patrias, and that's happening at redwood city at the courthouse square here. we're going to see temperatures in the low 70s. but of course, we also have the celebrations going on in san jose and in san

francisco. the big one. we're going to have some beautiful weather for that. if you're hitting the road, maybe going to tahoe this weekend, expect it to be sunny in the mid 70s there at palisades and a little bit cooler on sunday as the winds pick up and the clouds will be rolling in. we'll be talking more about those changes coming up. and mike, you have a new issue for the bart system. yeah bart had an issue with trains through the antioch line. that's recovering now, but there are some delays. so check the schedules. also, between berryessa and bayfair, we do have an issue you have to transfer to the from the orange line to the green line to make that connection through the east bay and into the south bay. again, not a lot of detail on that. just know the transfer will be in place over here in the south bay. we have a small fire bascom off of 880. no closures. so watch for activity. and north 101 does show a little bit of slowing in typical spot. even on a friday, same time as usual over here we do not have any appreciable slowing for highway four. saw a little more volume, but nothing alarming. highway 37 shows the light build coming out of vallejo and the recovery as the crews cleared

southbound 101 toward the golden gate bridge. good stuff. pretty typical. again for a friday pattern. we will look. we had a series of games over at oracle park. we still have another one, a new series starts with the padres tonight at 715, so that may mean more traffic coming in as a lot of folks are trying to get out of the city for their friday after work, coming into the city for a friday evening game will be over near king street. 280. back to you. thank you mike. well, superstar justin timberlake is set to appear today before a judge. ahead on today in the bay. details on the deal. he's prepared to agree to today. following his recent arrest for drunk driving. i'm ginger conejero saab in san francisco with an irreverent way to play a classic game. we'll tell you all about it. check this out. we're gonna make it rain after the break. stay with us. you're watching today in the bay and here's a look at our school shoutout series. good

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temperatures will be in the low 60s through 8:00 and sunshine into the afternoon as it will warm up, will be a little bit warmer than yesterday. headed for the upper 80s, but a weekend cooldown is in sight, so we'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. and looking at the nimitz southbound with these headlights heading through fremont into the silicon valley, a smooth flow of traffic volumes, building a bit. a good news for bart through the area. the orange line service has been restored between berryessa and bayfair. we'll talk more about your friday commute coming up. thanks, kari and mike. it is 546 right now, and the faa and the ntsb are now both investigating a way too close call at the nashville airport. this could have been catastrophic. it happened yesterday when alaska airlines says one of its planes was forced to abort takeoff after a southwest plane was cleared to taxi across the

runway. alaska's pilots slammed so hard and so fast on the brakes, they blew out tires. thankfully, none of the 176 passengers on board were injured. southwest is also part of this investigation. happening today, pop star justin timberlake will appear in a new york court to answer dui charges in june. officers in long islan, sag harbor, arrested him after he refused to take a breathalyzer during a traffic stop when he allegedly ran a stop sign, according to court papers. he performed poorly on all standardized field sobriety tests. he then had his license suspended and pleaded not guilty to a drunk driving charge. prosecutors say today he will plead guilty to a lesser charge. well, the niners have the chance to catch up with an old friend this weekend, but they'll probably be a lot more focused on getting a victory. they play the minnesota vikings this sunday in minnesota, and they are facing off against quarterback sam darnold, who

last year backed up for brock purdy. darnold looked good in his vikings debut last sunday against my husband's new york giants and his former team has nothing but love for him. well, at least until game time. sam's the man. like i've told everybody that i absolutely love sam. you know, he came in and helped me prepare and gave me everything that he had. you kno, with his role as a backup to help me be successful on sundays. and so i'll always be grateful for that. obviously, we want to win this week, but i'm happy for him and his opportunity and have nothing but the utmost respect for him. here from christian mccaffrey. but when are we going to see him play? he is back doing limited practice with the niners after that calf strain. and achilles tendinitis. so this will likely be a game time decision. stay tuned. a spooky weekend kicks off today as it is friday the 13th. and just in time, a new psychological thriller coming to theaters. feel the rhythm in

your feet. one. two. three. four. this is the one. oh, honey. what is wrong with you? it's called speak no evil. it's about a couple who's invited to another family's idyllic country home. but their vacation weekend starts to take a turn. it stars james mcavoy and mackenzie davis. our marcus washington actually got a chance to speak to davis about playing this kind of character. i just like playing a person who was was watching a lot and thinking a lot. and it's one of the first questions i asked james, the director was like, are you? i don't mind not speaking a lot, but i want to know that you're interested in, like, what louise thinks about everything that's going on. and if you're interested in, like, watching her, then i'm really interested in, like, just thinking through all of these scenes. the movie was created by universal, which is owned by our parent company, comcast. so think about that.

what is wrong with you? it could be any kind of movie, right? all irreverent is not how we usually describe someone playing golf, but a mini golf club in san francisco is taking a swing at different ways to play the classic. today in the bay's ginger conejero saab joins us live in san francisco, teeing off this morning. you got a caddy out there with you. my caddy is still sleeping. he's got to get the kids up in a little bit. no we're doing a caddy lift right now. who's my caddy? sleeping still? no but we are here at holy moly in the mission district in san francisco. and you guys just said it there with an irreverent way, different way to play a classic game of mini golf. i want to we saw the make it rain hole earlier. that didn't work out so well. but i'm i'm putting a little bit more thought and effort into this skee ball. yeah okay. still didn't work out. more practice to come here to

join us and talk to us about all these fun holes, including skee ball, including make it rain is simon wicker, general manager here at holy moly. that was a fun hole. that is different. you got the wind going. you got the money all up in your face. we like to bring lots of different elements right. so we want to give everyone the best fun that they can have. so make it rain. that vortex of wind is just another bit of an element to spice up your mini golf putt putt prowess. and there's and there are different ways. also other holes that have spice things up. talk to us about that. there are so we have a par for the course hole which is our zombie themed hole. we've got lots of cool zombie hands coming out. we have our virtual reality hole right here, which is a really turns mini putt putt concept right on its head. you know, you're looking and you're putting towards the tv screen. lots of fun visually cool? we have slippery slope, and one of my all time favorites is the vincent van golf hole. so you will know this just with a bit of pop culture reference. and if

you've seen any kind of art anywhere in the world, a very recognizable. take a look at this. we're taking a little tour here through one of 299 hole mini golf courses, but this is vincent van golf. look at this. how cool. this is one of the harder ones, right? i think this is it's easy, but it's also hard. i mean, nothing's meant to be super hard, but it's meant to be challenging. it's a great space to be on a date, and you know, you want to show them how good you are at sport, right? that's right. and good at just having fun because there is a bar there. there is a chance to kind of have, you know, a little bit more, you can boost up your confidence in your golf game a little bit more. talk to us about the venue. what else is here? we have a full restaurant and two bars, 18 hole mini golf course. we offer swag, some really iconic drinks, some fantastic food that is has a really californian flair to it, which is really awesome. i mean, it's all about having fun bringing that 80s 90s pop culture, that nostalgia that we all sort of know and love and

grew up with. and here we're going to turn it on its head a little bit and see how you go with it. and we've got that cheeky swag that you've talked about. i mean, it's a it's a very cute date venue or but it's not just for, you know, dates. it's also for people of all ages. i mean, you guys actually welcome families. there's just a cutoff. there is 8:00 at night, 21 and over. it's time for the adults to have some fun, have some fun and put those kids to bed. right. put those kids to bed. and vincent van golf. and we've got a lot more to show you guys in the next half hour. i mean, in the next hour here. but simon, you and i are going to play our we're going to take our luck in this cheeky, some cheeky holes and an irreverent way. yeah. you got to show me the easy one. you got to show me the easier ones. are you gonna play this one? i lost my ball. oh oh, look at you. all right, all right. on the spot here. we're going to try. you guys know? you guys know that my mini golf game is not that great at a recent today in the bay. we believe in you. yeah. all right, guys, one

more, one more, one more. do we have time? do we have time? all right, simon. okay. i wish you luck. hey that's not that bad, right? but it's supposed to go all the way. it's supposed to go all the way through the room and down this way. all right, we'll see. i think you're having a pretty fun assignment today. she's enjoying it. yeah. thanks. ginger. you have an hour to get that swing under control. i was on ginger's team when we did an outing. yeah, we all played together. fun. she's got good spirit, i'll tell you that. that is very nice. that's a very nice way to say it. all right, we have some great weather too out there. and we're starting out nice and cool. and it will be warm for the inland valleys and not much change tomorrow. only a slight drop in temperatures for those inland areas, but it will be significantly cooler from sunday into early next week. and we are going to see temperatures

today in the upper 80s and a few low 90s. as you make your way into the north bay. santa rosa, a high of 88 degrees, about the same in martinez and dublin in san jose it will be in the mid 80s and 82, in palo alto tomorrow we're looking at a nice little cooldown for some spots, and it's only a couple of degrees for most areas, so we'll see. instead of upper 80s to mid 80s novato tomorrow, up to 82 degrees and 87. in livermore. but then check out sunday. this is when we have a big drop in temperatures, mostly 60s and seconds, and it will be a lot of clouds moving in as we watch some rain move somewhere close by. the region, mainly just to our north. but monday, may bring in some spotty showers and snow to the cierra. let's take a look at how much here, because it could be just enough to wet the lawn in most areas, but could be a pretty decent amount for parts of the east bay and south bay, where there could be close to a quarter inch of rainfall on monday with partly cloudy skies.

not all of us seeing it, so we're not putting a super high rain chance in there, but it looks like a little bit more of a possibility here. the weekend is looking great, cooling down by sunday and san francisco will see highs in the 60s for saturday and sunday. mike, do you have better news for bart riders? i do both issues. we talked about. the orange line is back full service restored from berryessa up to bayfair, and we have the ten minute delay now. less delay for the antioch line. they're recovering earlier mechanical issues near the concord yard there. we do have a little bit of slowing in concord highway 4 westbound. typical pattern, lighter volume later build for friday. more traffic on highway 37. more at the bay bridge, but not a real big backup at the toll plaza. it's just near the metering lights south bay the first slowing starting to ease up for 101. back to you. thank you so much, mike. happening now. a new warning from santa clara police about phone scammers. police are getting reports that people are getting fake calls from people claiming to be santa clara police officers. the scammers disguise their identity and

demand money. but the police department says if an officer calls you, they will never ask for payment over the phone. remember never. they say if you get one of those calls, just hang up immediately. much more ahead here on today in the bay. next at 6:00, stopping in the bay area, the high dollar fundraiser being held for former president donald trump and the local ceo hosting the event. we'll be right back

ramping up their efforts for the white house in just a few hours. former president donald trump makes a stop in is set to atten. plus, a quiet neighborhood rocked by violence. the new information we are learning about a deadly road rage shooting, possible road rage in orinda. the arrest and the investigation that's unfolding. also breaking this morning, boeing workers walking off the job for the first time in nearly two decades, the demands they are making and the impact on the already embattled planemaker. this is today in the bay