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the fog stays right across the bay area. best chance of drizzle in san francisco and 53. the peninsula will start at 54, and the south bay at 52. as we head through the forecast tomorrow, the biggest change will be the cooling temperatures. down 3-6 degrees from today's highs. that puts the south bay at 74. we'll see increased cloud cover and san francisco, 62 and the north bay at 69. let's take you to the future cast. i want to show you how things will play out tomorrow . as we head through the day we get afternoon sunshine. but for saturday, it looks like an increased chance of some drizzle developing near the northern coastline. and that could extend into about 11:00 on saturday. after that, we'll still continue with partly cloudy skies. cooler, and possibility of drizzle. i want to share new information tonight in the long-range outlook. and here's what we have. el nino still looks to weaken throughout the rest of this month into june. it will keep a slight chance of above-average rain. summer, typical dry months coming our way, but the newest information, 75% chance o

garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> amazing. if you know someone doing something nice for others gaven would like to hear your story. head to our website and search bay area proud. if you are a dog person you know they are amazing. >> someone doing something nice for all of us telling us the forecast, keeping us dry if you want to be dry. >> it's a delicate balance. we want a nice forecast for mom's day but we can use the rain and the radar has plenty of rain on over my shoulder which typically this time of year it is pretty unusual to talk about almost a quarter inch of rain for parts of the bay area in may. let's take a look at rainfall to date numbers and carry it over from a good winter and spring. most of bay area benefitting from rain we just saw 83% to 103% of average. here is the interesting part of the story. we are out of the wettest time of the year from april, may, june and july. you see averages for rainfall for places like san jose begin to drop off. that has not been the case over the last couple of days and the s

garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> all right, garvin. thank you. we'll be back in just a minute. >>> we continue to cover breaking news playing a waiting game in a standoff in the south bay that has stopped the vta light rail. >> nbc bay area's bob redell is live in front of our studios on north first street where this all played out. we see the young man is now sitting up, still shirtless. bob, are we any closer to resolution here? >> reporter: it's hard to tell. you've got the santa clara county sheriff's deputies and the cherry picker, there are crisis negotiators who are talking with this man, who they've identified as 25-year-old kyle lewis. he's been on top of that train since around 1:20, 1:30 this morning. within the past few minutes, he did sit back up on top of the train, after he's been laying down for quite some time. the sheriff's office just brought in and pulled from the courtroom, superior court judge, steven manley. he oversees the judge here in santa clarita county. they brought him to the scene to help advise and perhaps give them

and over the coastal range north of the bay area. given the chances of rain, we'll see the moisture on the increase from about afternoon and friday. during the day saturday we think most of those showers will head down towards southern california. if you want to find temperatures like we saw today, really not going to find it in the seven day forecast. chances of showers starting wednesday lasting we think into early saturday. by next sunday we begin to see those skies clear out and temperatures begin to climb. the next best chance for seeing temperatures warm up to what we saw today, perhaps the next ten days. san jose starting late next weekend into monday may 9th through the 11th could be the next time we see those upper 70s and low 80s. if you like this weather, run side right now. you may not see it until the beginning of the following week. >> wait until the end of the newscast, please. >>> still ahead, the road to recovery in belgium. what happened at the brussels airport today for the first time since the deadly terror attack

and late night hours we'll see more scattered showers so will probably be a wet commute around the bay area'll get more wide spread showers and we'll continue to see wide spread showers into late night hours into saturday, areas of rain sweeping through but beginning to wind down late saturday and into the forecast, into sunday, early sunday, mother's day, a chance of isolated showers but most of the day, sunday, appears dry. we project rainfall totals by mid day saturday will reach up to about a quarter inching in wettest locations around the bay area, someplaces may see only a few hundredths of an inch and there could be isolated down pours. tonight, low temperatures in the mid-50s and mild overnight. and generally cool to mild tomorrow with highs ranging from upper 50s to upper 60s inland. here is the accu-weather forecast. a warming trend with high temperatures low 80s inland. >> thank you. >> okay. >> coming up next, how much longer will we have to wait for warriors staff steph curry to that's a good lookin' pile of dirt. yeah. it's nature's care. what's in it? lots of rich, moist orga

do expect clouds for the entire bay area tomorrow morning. the north bay possibly to start a little drizzle for san francisco. also some of those patchy clouds down in the south bay and 51 degrees. by the afternoon, we will see numbers warm up. we talked about a few spots that will average 80 degrees. partly cloudy by the afternoon, trivalley near 80. san francisco in the heart of that brisk wind. you're only at an average of 63 tomorrow. north bay coming in at 78. a huge warmup on the way for the north bay as we head into tomorrow's forecast. we have high pressure sitting off shore. that's the main reason our afternoon temperatures will continue to warm over the next three-day period. we'll see this warm weather through thursday's forecast. numbers begin to go back down right near average. friday, saturday and sunday 70s start to return. san francisco even with warmer weather, don't expect any heat this week. keep the jagged handy. in about 25 minutes, we're talking about the next chance of rainfall. we'll have details on when we could see th

right now we still have a few rain producing clouds around the bay area. part of a weak system dropping north to south early this morning, dropping a little bit of light rain but not so much around the south bay. as we move through the afternoon, partial clearing. for the hill tops, around the north bay, there's still a chance we could see a stray shower. most of the action for the rest of the day will be aiming in on the sierras. nothing really measurable is showing up, just a few hit and-and miss showers around the higher hills around the santa cruz mountains and in the north bay and we'll see our temperatures climbing out of the 50s, the numbers in the mid to upper 60s for most spots. notice the sierra, even as the low moves to the east, still the chance of seeing thundershowers today and the sierra very interesting, this late season rain and high elevation snow. the snowpack technically 57% of average but compared to last year same date it was 1% of average, so this is quite the change from a year ago. if you look at the water content comparing a year a

again, it's going to stay cool and may gray holds on tight to the bay area. back over to you. >> anthony, thanks. >>> it is 7:44 and much more ahead on "today in the bay" coming up -- >> does that makes sense to you? >> it's not for me to make sense of it. it is what the law requires us to do. >> we discover a loophole that allows restaurants across san francisco to wipe clean some of their dirtiest secrets. what you need to know before making your next dinner reservation. we have breaking news out of antioch contra costa firefighters e battng an apartment fe >>> we have breaking news out of antioch. contra costa firefighters battling an apartment fire on lone tree way and five apartments are currently up in smoke. and we will bring you updates on nbcbayarea.com. >>> now to our investigative unit who have discovered a loophole that allows some restaurants to hide their previous violations from their customers. these are the kinds of secrets you want to know about before taking your first bite. our reporter has the exclusive story. >> reporter: if we are what w

touching every corner of the bay area. families watching together at home, to fans crowding into restaurants and bars across the bay. >> exciting time. when you see your team, they are just exciting to watch. i mean, exciting time. >> reporter: the warrior nation got exciting news, steph curry predicting he will be back next saturday. >> he is the star player but we wouldn't be here without our depth. >> reporter: the warriors took care of business. defeating portland. they have proven they can win without steph curry. . >> people excited. every game. because of the warriors. go warriors. >> reporter: devin fehely, kpix 5. >> the warriors weren't the only winning bay area team. the sharks have a 2-0 lead over nashville. the score tonight 3-2. a tie breaking goal with 3 minutes left in regulation and the goalkeeper made 36 saves. we will have highlights from the warriors and sharks playoff wins on game day with dennis o'donnell after this newscast. >>> the race for the white house, hillary clinton and donald trump are turnin

nbc bay area's pete ser rat toes joins us. pete they're still looking for the suspect and this is a horrible development. >> reporter: this is an ongoing investigation with pittsburgh police. they are taking the lead on this investigation. really at this time they don't have a description of the suspect. not too long ago i spoke with the victim's uncle as he was leaving the police department. >> we are begging you. i'm begging you, please come forward. she has four kids, four kids! >> reporter: it was a plea for help by patrick johnson whose niece, 25-year-old shan neek marie was shot and killed on highway 4 on the highway this morning. police are not releasing the name of the victim at this time. >> somebody on that highway seen something. please come forward. she has four kids, four kids. >> reporter: pittsburg police say the shooting took place around 4:00 p.m. near railroad avenue. a white car who targeted this four-door sedan. shanik and the other male victim were taken to the hospital. he is expected to recover. there ha

today the bay area paid tribute to the brave men and women who fought and died for our freedom. ♪ in uth bay, an annual memorial day that paid tribute to veterans and their families. san jose's oak hill memorial park, the city's annual memorial day program. veterans tell us they hope more people will take time to remember service members who made the ultimate sacrifice. >> events like this help educate people who night not otherwise notice or think about what has been given by people who were their age at one time and were in service. >> now to gilroy where hundreds of community members lined the streets for the city's memorial day parade. organizers say the event celebrates gilroy's culturally diverse community. >>> you'll be able to see mars at the closest distance it's been to earth in 11 years. mars and earth get relatively close to each other every two or so years. but the distances vary because of different orbits. most time jupiter is the brightest planet in the night sky but mars will rival jupiter in the next few days. isn't that exciting? >> it is. >> you're looking live at

live in san jose, nbc bay area news. >>> decision 2016. now the presidential candidates take up a heated topic today, guns and gun control. donald trump spoke at the national rifle association convention in kentucky today. he promised to eliminate gun free zones. gun control advocates say trump backed president obama's call for gun control after the new town connecticut shooting. today trump called hillary clinton the most anti-gun candidate in u.s. history. clinton will promote her stance on guns this weekend, holding a gun control event with the mother of trayvon martin, the young black man shot and killed by a neighborhood watch volunteer in florida. >>> rooms for rent on sites like airbnb are big business but critics say the lack of regulation is causing big headaches. senior investigative reporter vicky wynn jonguyen. >> imagine living next to a house with 20 beds for rent for 30 bucks a night. what happens when your neighbor turns their single family home into an illegal hotel? we've learned roughly 9,500 rooms or homes are listed ri

nbc bay area's garvin thomas has tonight's bay area proud. >> reporter: it is an odd thing about lifen the street. that the very thing homeless people don't have is what many become experts at creating. >> i'm a grandmaster at building houses. >> reporter: steve strockbein gets to practice every single night. >> 365 houses a year. >> reporter: such temporary shelters have been part of steve's life for the past three years. perhaps, though, not much longer. if lisa corvitas has any say. >> i see someone who needs, if i can i help. isn't it that if you can you should? >> reporter: lisa and steve became friends a few years back when she volunteered to teach sewing to the city's needy like steve. he lost his place to live not long after that but didn't lose his friend. >> so you'll let me know if you need my help? >> reporter: lisa, who lives in san mateo, still visits steve every week, trying to make him feel better. all the while making herself feel worse. >> it's sad. i just -- i go to visit him and all he has, everything he owns is a shopping cart, and it's just a bunch of junk. i can

and things are quiet here in the bay area, in the central valley, moving east of gilroy and towards the mount hamilton area, we'll keep an eye on that. and here is a view from sutro tower looking over san francisco. partly cloudy skies. 62 degrees here in the city. 66 across the bay in oakland. and here is a view along the bay bridge. and 64 in fairfield. and here is a nice view from our camera looking at blue skies for now. and we still have a chance of showers through saturday, and there is a chance of isolated thunder and hail that is again just a slight chance. drier, milder weather on mother's day. here is our storm impact scale. now, the spring to rank every storm coming through the bay area from light to severe. rainfall up to about a quarter inch. there is a possibility of isolated lightning and hail. this evening, we expect to have scattered showers at that point and during overnight and late night hours we'll see more scattered showers so will probably be a wet commute around the bay area, we'll get more wide spread showers and we'll continue to see wide spread showers into la

lots of thunder, lightning and rain around the bay area. this video is from the north bay near put luma where there was a lot of rain this afternoon. >> an oakley woman is in the hospital this afternoon after being injured during a lightning storm. one strike also seriously damaged her home. just look at that. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony joins us now from that home in oakley. laura? >> reporter: hi, ama. that homeowner is in the hospital overnight. she is in stable condition. we've also learned that a middle school student from the adjacent school here was also taken to the hospital, upset during the storm and had to be checked out. lit's show you this shard of wood. this splintered wood came off of this house behind me, right off that trellis there early this morning when this squall, this violent burst, came through. >> like a propane tank blew up. >> reporter: that's how oakley's jim douglas described the sound at his sister's home just after 9:00 this morning. >> blew a corner of the house off there. >> reporter: and then things st

let's all do our part to keep the bay area safe. back to you. >> good reminder there. that's for sure. thanks, anthony. >> yep. >> oracle arena is going to be a sea of blue and gold. changes being made to accommodate east bay fans ahead of the big game. >>> plus, a colorful sight in san francisco today. the event that recognizes south american culture. ♪ for the first time in 40 years -- the warriors will host a game 7. ==live cam== tickets for tomorrow's game at oracle went on sale >>> for the first time in 40 years, the warriors will host game seven. tickets for tomorrow night at oracle went on sale online. everyone else can now buy tickets. they went on sale. warriors.com. that happened just about 23 minutes ago here. >> you know, i am stunned that there's any tickets available. >> yes. >> this is game seven. >> it's go time. >> that's right. >> the team touched down in san francisco very early this morning. there they are. this is after last night's thriller in oklahoma city. what a game. the warriors, of course, are fighting to make the nba finals for the second ye

once more over the bay area. that is pretty early to see it though. as you may have seen it, they landed at moffat field. it will take off from moffat tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. if you're up early, you might get a glimpse. the next stop for the plan is phoenix. >>> in honor of may day working people took to the streets today to demand better wages in living conditions. kpix 5 is live where one of the biggest bay area valleys just wrapped up with mark kelly. >> reporter: juliette, this wasn't just for better pay at work that they were touching on all different types of causes. >> and that is the one thing for today's sunshine, the frustration that they are feeling. historically may day also called international workers day with the fight for better conditions on the job. today's marchers went further, including the fight against deportation. >> the deportation, it does separate a lot of families that will cause a lot of harm to a lot of the communities. >> if a family is not making minimum wage and it is less t

stay tuned, watching for the risk of thunderstorms and a few scattered showers around the bay area as we wrap up this upcoming weekend. back to you. >> thank you, rob. >>> coming up, a fire also destroyed a south bay dance studio. we'll show you the way the community is stepping in to make sure the show goes on. >>> first, happening now, we're tweeting about the theft of jewelry from two large banks in san francisco's mission district over the memorial day weekend. police say the suspects pried a window open to get into the jewelry shop. >>> singer adele has a strong message for a concertgoer who wouldn't stop videotaping her. watch her reaction on our facebook page and weigh in and tell us what you think. and-e is warning more than 100 homeowners their trees may be too close to gas transmission >>> welcome back. pg&e is warning more than a hundred homeowners that their trees may be too close to gas transmission lines. right now the utility is seeking consent from property owners to survey the trees and determine whether they should be cut down. pg&e requires feet within 5 feet of gas

. >> give us an idea in terms of growing up in the bay area i've always thought of you as a bay arean because of your roots, but actually as growing up in the bay area, very much a bay area person. >> that's for sure. i was technically born in alame alameda, and only because i think in war time, hospitals, there was a shortage, whatever the reason was, but my family was already in chinatown oakland. and my father already had a restaurant going, and so as i grew up, i grew in the family restaurant. so life, early life was pretty much juggling school and then later on, chinese school, and chinese restaurants, and chores and got into the work ethic and chinese culture as the defined by my parents, who were hammering it into us all the time, what the ethics, the traditions, the meaning of chinese new year, the food, all of that. it was growing up if oakland. >> how about growing up then, the influence of that and how it influenced you in terms of what you ended up doing. >> well, yeah, i take it right back to the new eastern cafÉ or the bamboo hut in heyward, which is where i was in my t

a nice evening around the bay area right now. the clear skies setting the stage for clear temperatures. we could see low to mid-40s around the north bay. a brisk start to your sunday and still around the peninsula. slight chance of showers. the wind speeds slowed down, not the strong gusts we had late thursday and friday. sierra seeing snow showers there. we are going to see high temperatures to wrap up the weekend in the upper 40s. we'll see the slight chance of a few more hill top showers back toward the bay area. scattered showers possible around the coastline with partly cloudy skies. as we move into the afternoon, still a relatively cool pattern for us. nowhere need the mid-70s we should see this time of year. in terms of how much more rain this weekend, doesn't look like a lot. best chances around the east bay and some of the south bay for tomorrow afternoon. along the coast, the winds will be staying on shore throughout the day. not exactly a warm beach day. upper 50s to low 60s from half-moon bay to santa cruz. as we go ho

. >> jon: csn bay area has coverage every night at 10:30. csn, authentic bay area sports. i'm jon miller with mike krukow. giants baseball on nbc bay area and the giants television network. 7-1 the cubs are leading. that's just about an average cups score in games started by jake arrieta so far this year. arrieta is out of the game now. here's travis wood in for the bull pen. wood used to be a startling pitcher for the cubs. now almost exclusively used out of bull pen. he's not made a sing start this year. you'll see his numbers. 11 innings, eight hits allowed, e.r.a. a little above 4. >> mike: pretty good stuff. low 90s fastball, sink and cut. curve ball, slider and change-up. >> jon: left field, soler drifting back on it. under it now. denard span is now 0 for 4. addison russell also came into the game when wood came on. part of a double switch. so russell is now at shortstop and baez has moved over to second base. >> mike: any time you see a guy that's a starter as travis wood has been, he's going to have a command of four or five types of movement. now, all of a sudden

] >> we have have more coming up at 6:00. >> he is quite talented. >> go, kid, go. >>> in other bay area headlines, a south bay principal confirming a senior prank not sabotage was behind the theft of some city council campaign signs. it was a story we told you about exclusively last night. one of the thieves was caught by home surveillance camera removing a sign. now the principal at santa teresa high school confirms 70 to 80 students stole the signs as a joke. >>> bart wants to make the ride more comfortable for its passengers. a transit agency is expected to approve a proposal to hang 35,000 more hand straps to its cars. crowded trains have meant more people standing and there have also been complaints that some people can't reach overhead bars. the cost? more than $300,000. >>> and conflicting opinions about security breaches at sfo. a year after the "associated press" record it was the worst in the nation, officials there insist they have had no mor perimeter breaches. but there have others. they say in march last year a woman got on the tarmac and then weeks before there were two o

a low pressure that is pretty far-reaching, the center is getting closer to the bay area right now. but you could see, it is impacting areas up towards montana and canada and for this time of the year, a rare sight. and the storm system is producing more trouble than the east coast storm system right now. so travel delays at our local airports that you want to be aware of. as we head through tomorrow morning's forecast, we have the chance of rain for the entire bay area. starting off with a cold 48 in the east bay. san francisco 53 and for the south bay 52. tomorrow we extend the chance of rainfall into the afternoon. maybe an isolated thunderstorm for the north bay and no more 90s as we've been mentioning. 66 for the south bay. tri-valley also in the mid-60s. san francisco 61. we'll have more details on the weekend forecast plus exactly how much sierra snow will pick up in about 25 minutes. >> thank you, jeff. >>> 44 new police officers prepare to hit the streets of oakland during one of the most challenging times for bay area law enforcement. i'm jodi hernandez. i'll have a live re

bernie sanders is headed back to the bay area. the presidential candidate is planning memorial day event in oakland where he will be joined by actor danny glover at the baptist church on international boulevard. >> some sanders supporters are hoping the state can help them shake up the state primary. they've hired attorneys to help them. nbc bay area damian trujillo with why some are warning about this. >> reporter: all eyes are on that legal process. i'm outside the hall here in east san jose. bernie sanders himself we heard might be here today to meet with native american students. instead, he's sending a surrogate to meet with the students. just two weeks before the election. they're already voting in santa clara county. >> this is my first primary election so it's pretty big for me. >> reporter: their primary election is on june 7th. but citing irregularities in the primary process, backers of bernie sanders are filing a federal junction, demanding all so-called unaffiliated voters be allowed to revote if they want to. they al

this is eventually going to move down across the bay area. that's what will drop our temperatures even for the interior valleys. it is still a warm 88 in the south bay. for the east bay 89 degrees. san francisco, dramatically cooler, 64 with fog at the immediate coastline. you can get a view of this fog from the north bay which is averaging 80. our microimates are in effect. from belvedere we have 68 degrees. check out the haze as the fog starts to move in through out san francisco helping to drop our temperatures. as we push ahead toward tomorrow morning's forecast, i think we'll see areas of low clouds returning to san francisco in 54. patchy fog for the peninsula and 55 and a few clouds elsewhere. so let's go ahead and dive deeper into that forecast. we talk about the area of low pressure that gets here on thursday evening. as we have been mentioning all week long, it looks like it's going to sit and spin over california right through sunday's forecast. that's the main reason why we'll see these periods of scattered rainfall chances throug

so 83 still above average here as we move into the evening and around the bay area right now. still some numbers from the north bay in the mid 80s outside and we've had a few high clouds drifting in from the south and east. part of some upper level moisture, remnants of more intense weather off to the east. areas south of lake tahoe. if tomorrow's plans include the high country watch out for showers. temperature wise looking good but you'll see the clouds thickening up towards 4:00 and there will ab chance of thunderstorms. 60s to 80 degree temperatures from the sierra. we have those 60s and 70s outside. approaching midnight patchy low clouds and by tomorrow morning numbers in the mid 50s to start in all day sea breeze if you're going to head to the coast around noon, ocean beach and santa cruz in the 60s and then maybe upper 60s on sunday. sunday is the coolest of the three days of the holiday weekend. we will go warmer as we get into monday and tuesday. san jose tomorrow 80s and 78 degrees around redwood city but things are going to trend warmer as this high turns stronger mo

to the bay area. hillary clinton is wrapping up an appearance at an elementary school in oakland. at the school, a spirited rally. what did mrs. clinton say? >> reporter: hillary clinton just finished talking to a fired up crowd. she is still working the crowd. shaking hands with supporters as we speak. in her 25-minute or so speech, she took aim at donald trump and told voters, asked voters to get behind her on june 7th. hundreds of people waited hours lining up outside the oakland school for a chance to see the democratic presidential candidate. in fact, some arrived as early as 7:00 this morning. now, mrs. clinton spelled out her priorities, including debt free college tuition, immigration reform with a path to citizenship and equal pay for women. she says there's never been more on the line. >> this election is a make or break election in so many ways. when think about what's at stake, even if i weren't running for president, i would be doing everything i could to make sure that the presumptive no

nothing really too much for the bay area, just a few spotty areas in marin, sonoma and napa county. 73 in the south bay, east bay at 71. the north bay where we've been clouded in all day long with the coolest temperatures at 65. you can see from our mount tamalpais how cloudy it is at that time current moment. as we head through tomorrow morning's forecast, don't expect a lot of sunshine again to start. in fact, we'll begin with a chance of spotty showers for the entire bay area. here is the deal. we've been telling you about this for the past couple days. it's the same stubborn area of upper low pressure sitting offshore. it's been stationary for about the past 24 hours i.'s going to stay in pretty much the same spot as we head throughout the next three days. meandering out here off the coastline, lacking upper level energy, we're not going to have a chance for huge rainfall chances. let's take you to futurecast and we can time this out. 8:00 tomorrow morning, scattered rainfall moves in across the bay area. by the afternoon, maybe a chance across the north bay and also right through

tonight, the bay area is drying out. rob mayeda is here now to tell us how quickly it will be dry. >> rain totals today, most of it fell this morning. abo about.3 in napa. right now, the radar showing you, we think will be the last wave of showers moving back to the bay area from the north bay to the delta. periods of light rain moving north to south, not quite in the south bay. tomorrow morning, mostly cloudy skies to start. we will see locations picking up .10 inch of rain. tomorrow morning, all kind of cloud cover and a chance of seeing a few shower sboos the north bay. things begin to change as we head into the afternoon. clearing skies and temperatures soaring closer to the 70s and 80s. ahead in the seven day forecast, we'll look at that in a few minutes. back to you. >> rob, thanks very much. the wet conditions played a role in a deadly crash in san mateo county. a 17-year-old boy from saratoga died after he lost control of his car and hit a tree around noon. it was highway 35 south of alpine road on the border of

after that, warm through midweek, and a warm day in the bay area.day, and warming up tomorrow, more cool weather by thursday. today san francisco 65, san jose 81, oakland 71. the forecast, staying cool today, warm again on monday through wednesday, by the end of the week we will get some relief, and your complete forecast is coming up. >>> the warriors had to game 7 at the oracle arena tomorrow night, tickets going on sale to the general public at 5:00 today, and the final game score, 108-101. and the warriors found the answer every time it looked liked okc was going on the run, klay thompson leading with 41 points.>>> bark is working to finish the track work between the san leandro and base station, closed all weekend, and once the work is finished, barts says the bride should be safer and better. >>> in the developing story, search teams will not be out looking for the teenager in sonoma county, they found no sign of the 15-year-old and called off the search. her family continues to hold out hope, searching in vallejo, and focusing on the overpass

live in pittsburgh, nbc bay area news. students are put in danger after the students did not act on complaints about a year and a half ago and that teacher is accused of having a relationship with minors online. live in gilroy and this mother said something has to change. >> police arrested him and should have fired him in 2014 when she was complaining about the text message he sent her daughter. >> they should have done something. >> she explained about gilroy high school science teacher in 2014. with high profile attorney gloria allred by her side, she said no one wanted to hear about what she called sexually explicit conduct directed at her 15-year-old daughter. >> they remained and transferred her daughter out. last week they arrested him on campus accusing him of catfishing posing as a female online and forming relationships with young men. he convinced hundreds of minors to send him lewd pictures. it was an emotional day for her daughter. >> a number of the board of education said there was a complaint made about a t

it's coming up tonight at 6:00. >>> democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton is in the bay area right now stumping for votes. mrs. clinton holding a rally in san francisco this evening. before that she fired up supporters in the south bay. nbc bay area's michelle roberts is tracking former secretary clinton today and she's live in san jose with more on clinton's appearance. michelle? >> there was a really big crowd today, and i think she surprised some people in the audience when she started her speech by actually supporting bernie sanders saying they share many of the same values and it's time to unite the party and she did criticize donald trump calling him a loose canon. hillary clinton asked 2,000 people in san jose for their vote on june 7th. mrs. clinton fired against the presumptive nominee, donald trump. >> make sure that donald trump, this loose canon never gets close to the white house! >> reporter: the former secretary of state says she'll invest in clean energy with plans to deploy half a billion more solar panels across the country in her first term. >> i've never s

(adlib) >>> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> it is 7:00 on your saturday morning. we're taking a live look outside in san jose. sunny skies. it's the last saturday of may, the unofficial start to summer. memorial day weekend and the weather is matching the calendar for once. >> that's right. >> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm kira klapper. anthony slaughter has a look at that gorgeous microclimate forecast. >> that's what you like to say the weather matching the calendar and looking good. unofficial start of summer kicking it off. after memorial day we will go back to spring because it will cool off. we have that in there too, that mix of spring and winter in. no rain unfortunately coming our way but we will see warm temperatures this morning. san francisco, no fog. waking up to hazy skies, winds will calm down and relax this afternoon and feel very warm at the coastline even. 72 degrees for san francisco. near 90 for those inland vals. headed to wine country today, 89 there, 90 south bay and lower 90s for the tri-valley. the 90-degree heat stays with us o

nbc bay area's marianne favro. what's his side of the story? >> reporter: well, stubblefield says the encounter was consensual and today his attorneys accuse the allege victim of trying to get money from the pro football player. >> i'm here to state without any reservation that i am completely innocent of all these allegations. >> reporter: for the first time since police arrested him on accusations of raping a develop mental disabled woman, stubblefield responded to the charges. prosecutors say the attack happened april 9th of last year after the victim went to his morgan hill home to interview for a many job. today, stubblefield's attorneys question whether the victim is devel developmentally disabled. >> he was texted 22 times over the 5 days asking for a job and money after this incident occurred. >> reporter: stubblefield admitted he did have a sexual encounter with the woman. >> i am not a perfect man. >> reporter: stubblefield's attorneys also question why prosecutors took so long to charge him. when the alleged rape happened more than a

i'm elise kisher in, nbc bay area news. wa another sinking roadway in roadfrancisco at the intersection of polk and post. it didn't completely open up, issue ere was a clear depression ole. at road. d pairs are wrapping up in the area at this hour. >> as for the other road issue in the city, the big sink hole could be fixeded by saturday and swap in mind, this is beta breakers weekend and it will be crowded across san francisco. - wa is south of market on mission and that's that suv that hes nearly swallowed up by the sink hole and you see jose santa santana. qu's an uber driver taking a as hly to their hotel when suddenly that street gave way. >> one car was in front of me and we waited for the light. suddenly the car goes -- boom. e si was thinking i got nervous and i don't know what's going on. >> thankfully, he wasn't hurt nor was that family he was g nusporting and crews will continue to repair the sink hole beginning at 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. oxes growing number of -- and you can see from the nbc chopper damianere is the

male announcer:this is the bay area news station,kron 4 news weekened starts now >>marty gonzales: fromidge in san mateo bridge cameras to see over past guys try payment for the most part. >>rebecca: is very light rain just a slight drizzle dressing in the north and in some of the inland locations like little more pleasant and but of every life like in said it should be wrapping up 5 and noon hours here is what looks like outside this is a long shot at the sentencing of rich cameron. >>marty gonzales: sits the officer injured after being granted on u.s. 50 in sacramento early this morning the shut down part of the freeway because of the accident all the support of the sacraments accounted of safety office is not yet released any information on the extent of the officers in damage of grisly murder and san francisco of former san francisco of the defendant was stabbed to death and her own home one person is in jail this morning. >>charles clifford: the police department's center just before 11 fighting one of the officers responded to home along arkansas st. this on the theme of the thumb

62 in the bay area? it was both! one of them is going to win out. get ready for a significant change in temperature and some rain. find out which day is looking wet coming up. ,, neighborhood... suffering fa subtle form of discriminati. kpix 5 reporter joe vazquezs >>> new at 6:00 we found out students in one bay area neighborhood suffering from a subtle form of discrimination. kpix 5's reporter joe vazquez says it happens when their teachers call out sick. [ sirens ] >> they are getting more and less. >> reporter: many of the children in the historically black bayview section of san francisco are already dealing with poverty and violence in their neighborhoods. now san francisco unified school district officials say the schools here are also struggling with finding enough substitute teachers. >> i don't feel that it's right. if you want to teach the kids education, it shouldn't matter where you teach 'em at. >> reporter: in the last two years, substitute teachers only have been accepting daily job offer

the political buzz in the bay area is intensifying as we get closer to our june 7th primary. er president bill clinton is coming to the east bay on tuesday, may 24th. he's campaigning for his wife and democratic frontrunner hillary clinton. the fund-raiser is hosted by fremont entrepreneur jay betoria. the following day they will appear together at the home of sharon nears and steve [ inaudible ]. mrs. clinton has a sizable lead over bernie sanders in the delegate counts. >>> caught in the act, a would-be package thief has been arrested following a confrontation that's gone viral. >> if i were you i would put that down. >> why? >> that's my stuff. i live here. >> really? >> this is my house. >> my mom lives here. >> i'm going to call the police on you. >> wow. police in southern california arrested that womanp after she tried stealing two packages in front of a home. that homeowner as you saw there arrived just as the woman was walking away. he told the woman he lived there and was calling the cops. the woman tried to tell the man her mom lives there before she gave up and wal

south bay at 53. some areas of fog for the peninsula. also in san francisco and we'll start with the east to the north bay. by the afternoon tomorrow, yes, expect some cooling. i know these 80s and 90s were just a little too soon for a lot of us. in terms of temperatures, we go back to 73 in the south bay. tri-valley 73. san francisco at 65. beyond this, again, the possibility of rainfall. the first chance comes on friday morning with some scattered rain. but the better chance on saturday morning maybe even scattered rainfall into the evening. we'll track how much rain in about 25 minutes. but i wants to leave you guys with this thought right now. we could also be looking at a potential early june storm from the 3rd through the 7th. i'm going to keep my eyes on that one. it would be great news if we did get some rainfall in june the way that storm is looking now. raj and jess. >> see it lingering off the coast. thank you, jeff. >>> giants fan and paramedic bryan stow still recovering from the attack at dodger stadium five years ago reunit

you see the clouds enhanced over the bay area. partly cloudy skies today, windy with those west to northwest winds to 30 miles per hour. rain chances return tomorrow from this area of low pressure that's also pulling down that cooler air mass. temperatures below average for this time of the year. inside slider to the east of the bay area, you have there the clouds. later tomorrow, for your saturday morning, waking up to a few raindrops on the rooftops around the coast, here's your afternoon. i know a lot of you are making plans outdoors for those little league baseball games and san jose morgan hill a light shower possible. then i stop this at 4:00 in the afternoon because that's when we have that potential of an isolated thunderstorm that could contain some small hail. sunday, partly cloudy skies, cool but no rain in the forecast. wind advisory up for the high sierra. rain in eureka. overcast at 5:56. 50s and 60s up to 70 in santa rosa. 65 in fremont. outside number 70 today. and we'll have a dry stable weather pattern on monday t

hillary clinton did what a lot of bay area folks did today. she started out in oakland and ended up here in san francisco. they fought bay area traffic but when she got here she was met by protesters. >> we are the 99%! >> the protesters outside the masonic hall chanted slogans. >> hillary clinton has never had a war she didn't like. she's here waisting more money and lying to people. >> 2300 people lined up to get inside to see the democratic frontrunner who is battling to secure the party nomination for president. >> we're with her. >> cameras were not allowed inside but this woman shared a few pictures. >> she talked about millenials, the middle class, she talked about fighting for americans. >> senator dianne feinstein introduced the candidate. >> she's an amazing human being and totally qualified and would make a strong and positive president. >> earlier today, the former secretary of state shook hands with supporters in oakland. later she told a fired-up crowd at a schooled that there's a lot on the line in the upcoming election. her fir

steady rain across the bay area. here is what it looked like in san francisco and san jose earlier this afternoon and let's see what it looks like now. san francisco is on your left, san jose on your right. jeff republican yeara continues -- jeff republican year -- renieri is tracking your storms. >> it is moving slowly. counterclockwise spin will continue to push in for saturday. the storm system had a hard time picking up any kind of energy. 700ths of an inch, hayward, two tenths of an inch and pleasanton as well. for the peninsula, it was from 500ths of an inch to a tenth of an inch. wood side, 600ths. for the south bay, close to two tenths of an inch towards san jose. we're tracking another chance of rain coming our way for saturday. it looks like it will begin to arrive, at least the possibility by 6:00 in the morning. i'll have more on the forecast in 15 minutes. >> we'll see you then, thank ju the nbc bay area app is a great way to stay ahead on the weather. click on the weather tab to see our live doppler rad

90 in san jose and a more comfortable 72 around san francisco. >> things more active across the bay arearoadways. metering lights turned on. you can see the traffic is stop and go. across the bay, looking good. fog forming across the bay. that may impede your view but looking good on the roads. lots of green across the tri-valley. build coming in from livermore. across the south bay we have an earlier accident. that is clear. you see the red on the map that denotes slowing in the area 101. >>> oracle arena will be the center of the basketball universe for the next few days. thursday is game one of the nba finals. like last year, warriors take on the cleveland cavaliers. season ticket holders get the first crack. did you see last night's game. it was a good one. >> of course we saw last night's game. >> clutch shooting in the second half. warriors come back from three games to one deficit to beat oklahoma city. the splash brothers led the way. they were soaking those nets as doves scored a 96-88 game. they overcome a 3-1 deficit in the playoffs. >> the sharks stayed in it right to the end

bay. 75 for san francisco. the tri-valley will push 90. and it will be close to 88 degrees in other areas. the high pressure will ramp up to push the offshore winds. we'll see anywhere from 70s at the coastline to 80s at the inner bay and the 90s for the south bay. look at the 90s take over parts of the tri-valley on tuesday. triple-digit heat for the delta over near sacramento. it will be really hot there. but again, heading to the coastline, the 70s hang on tightly over the next couple of days. not going to be overly warm there. by wednesday we get a slight marine push and that will cool us just a little bit at the coastline. so your microclimate forecast for monday pushes up to 86 degrees for tomorrow. morgan hill, 87. palo alto, 80. san francisco tomorrow going to stay cool. that's your cool spot in the upper 60s to lower 70s memorial day. napa, 85. hayward, 81. pleasanton up to 90 degrees along with san ramon. we'll switch gears to talk about the east coast. over the weekend tropical storm bonnie formed and moved ashore toward south carolina. it dumped anywhere of 4 to 8 inches of rain

tomorrow morning forecast, biggest change is the chance of some spotty showers returning back to the bay area from the south bay, right up to san francisco, also including the north bay, temperatures in the upper 40s and also low 50s. we have this broad trough situation across california. basically, we'll see small disturbances locate around this and this will bring us the chance of some showers into tomorrow morning and possibly some isolated thunderstorms. let's take you to the future cast. it's not super impressive. by tomorrow morning, yeah, i mean, we do have some showers coming in, but it's not widespread heavy coverage. just watch out for that. and possibly some drizzle mixed in. by the afternoon, best chance of any thunderstorms will be up towards napa, middletown, santa rosa, then maybe some more activity down towards the south bay. as we take you to total accumulation. trace amounts to maybe 200ths of an inch on average. so a drop here and there. and watch out for some isolated lightning strikes. so let's take you into the microclimate forecast for tuesday. we keep these cooler temp

back in the bay area not much.e've got build justifies over mount diablo and the range and thunderstorms above the san bonita peak in my home valley. all of those thunderstorms blossomed in the afternoon and also on the did iable low range which goes -- diablo range which goes all the way down to southern california. we have a few fair weather cumulussing up over our range and the numbers now still 81 in corps cord, san jose 77, santa rosa 72 degrees, livermore at 79 right now. winds tomorrow morning, not bad, a lot of calm in the forecast until tomorrow afternoon when they pick up to about 10 miles an hour out of the north for san jose and out of the south for santa rosa, fairly mild day monday. as low pressure kicks out to the east, high pressure gets bumped to the south. as the high pressure lowers, the temperatures cop down a little tomorrow as much as 10 degrees. so look at the futurecast. plenty of low clouds tonight are working their way in and rapidly pulling back during the daytime to give us mostly sunny

i believe that game is right here on nbc bay area as well if you want to check that out. to. towards pacifica, a chilly 61. in the south bay, san jose, 72 degrees. north bay, east bay, also for the tri-valley, you can get over the fog in the morning hours. a nice afternoon. santa rosa, 70. mill valley, 67. for the east bay, anywhere from 73 in fremont to 68 in oakland. for the weekend forecast, again, sunday better day to be outside. a lot more sunshine for the afternoon hours. temperatures go up a degree or two. the south bay at 73 degrees. san francisco, 66. tri-valley, 72. the north bay at 74. beta breakers, if we haven't talked about it enough. if you're in the race, the race start 8:00 a.m., 58 degrees. at noon, 66 degrees as they finish the race. you'll need a few layers. >> should we all run it sunday morning? >> i'll come watch you run. >> i'll take some videos. >> thanks, jeff. >>> up next, long lines today at the oracle arena. thousands of people taking their picture with steph curry's mvp trophy. you can still do it. you got time tonight to do it. speaking of wh

garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >>> go to our website nbcbayarea.com and search bay area proud. "today in the bay" is back after this break. coming up -- >> the concerns are there. the layering of risks are there. >> risks associated with the bright lights at two sports stadiums near san jose airport. we uncover new e-mails that reveal what the faa knew but didn't tell pilots. plus -- >> because trump knows a thing or two about running waterfront properties into the ground. >> the comedian in chief. president obama pulling no punches as he jokes about donald trump and other presidential candidates at his final white house correspondents dinner. san francisco (adlib) >>> your time now is 7:28. this sunday, may 1st. happy may day. a look look outside at san francisco today. some joggers taking advantage of the gorgeous weather we're going to have across the bay area. good morning and thank you for waking up with us. i'm vicky nguyen along with anthony slaughter. gorgeous and not too much variation, right? >> 70s and 80s across the bay today and sunny. remember that spf. i had a bad

robert handa, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. to developing news out of the south bay, police are looking into a possible homicide. police received a call about a body discovered last night. investigators say a man was found dead near sunny court. this is close to where highway 101 meets interstate 680, no word yet on how the person died or his identity. >>> a san francisco from is wetting a settlement to avoid going to court. the woman filed a suit last year claiming she was badly injured by b.a.r.t. police at the station back in 2014. b.a.r.t. police say megan was drunk and argumentative with officers who found her on a bench in the station. she says during her arrest an officer beat her, breaking bones in her face and left her bloody. video appears to support her claims. b.a.r.t. has accepted responsibility and making sure similar incidents don't happen in the future. >>> days after the resignation of former police chief greg sir, they went on a hunger strike they were honored in a cultural festival in san francisco. the annual