forget her personality or brock's personality or john oliver's personality or anybody's person that's what she brings on the line. but this tweet i'm going to read from our is totally totally nothing personal specifically about taxes here's the thing brock pierce you cannot lead a movement of crypto tax dodgers to a disaster ravaged island and expect to be taken seriously when you talk about giving back taxes are how normal people give back pay your damn taxes then tell us about your good deeds so here's a woman who goes around the world goes to places like argentina that has plundered goes to various you know disaster zones around the world you and i have been to many economic disaster zones she goes to all sorts of. disaster zones and economic disaster zones but here she is telling the guy to pay taxes to the u.s. federal government where almost all of the you know the discretionary budget goes to the pentagon to basically causing the very things she goes around the world trying to fight. on top of that we have to recall what bitcoins very first words were and that was the times jan

nbc bay area's sam brock is live in san francisco. sam, tell us how this unfolded. >> reporter: yeah, good evening. let's be very clear, drivers who witnessed what happened this afternoon said they had never seen anything like this. now the good news is that the chp officer who was hit and injured did not suffer life threatening injuries. he is expected to be okay. but this is an absolute mess. where i'm situated right now is a patch of grass in between eastbound and westbound 80. over my shoulder right here is eastbound 80 that you can see the cars barely moving along. they've shut down the entrance

nbc bay area sam brock has been there all afternoon. the surgeon offering more than medical updates. >> reporter: we're going to get at that this in a second, vicky. the first update came 2 1/2 hours ago at zuckerberg sf general. there are no major changes over the time frame. the man is still in critical condition, two women, one in fair and one in serious condition. the doctor said when you're dealing with trauma patients, they are so active, things can change in the blink of an eye. here's more video of the arrival this afternoon about 1:30. what we do know about the victims, all three suffered gunshot wounds. all three suffered multiple injuries. the man being brought in on a gurney is presumably the victim who is in critical condition. dr. campbell doesn't believe the shots were fired from an ak-47 or an ar-15. he can't say definitively. he didn't go into too much depth about the injuries. the doctor, a veteran surgeon taking the medical update press conference in a very different direction. >> reality is last week we had a mass ca

brock. thank you for being here today. i've known several fema administrators. you seem to be one of the best ones i've heard explain your agency, so thank you for your honest and clear answers. real quick, i'm from gulf port, mississippi, mississippi's fourth congressional district. one thing you can relate to is hurricane katrina. we were ground zero, and we took it right on the chin. it took almost a decade for us to, you know, be comfortable in our recovery. the one thing the gulf coast and not just in mississippi but coastal areas, any place that lives on or near the water, which is practically majority of the population in america, relies on insurance, the nfip program. mississippi alone is 64,000 nfip policies. in 2013, congress tried to improve the nfip program only to basically cause a lot of unforeseen problems. with that was the drastic rate increases on homeowners, who at no fault of their own were in the nfip program because it was a government program and it was the only insura

straight to nbc bay area, sam brock. santa rosa. ahead could bring challenges for people who want to get on with their lives, sam. >> reporter: jessica, good evening. the next 12 hours are kidded critical because firefighters here have pinpointed 11:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m., period of time they believe there will be the greatest rate of rainfall increase. they're really watching that. and this is what they're concerned about. what you see behind me. hillside properties have people living inside them. nestled between burned lots of land. >> in the neighborhood of santa rosa. sandy explains the sense of looking out for your fellow man is now reached new heights. >> we have what is called the neighborhood watch. and we meet and we have got a, a block captain. and -- and we're online every day keeping each other updated. >> steel also fashioned this fence around her property. to keep any moving mud and debris at bay. the concern for others is contagio contagious. >> neighbors are talking to each other. saying, i smell smoke. you know, do yo

brock. appreciate it. mr. carter: mr. price. mr. price: thank you, mr. chairman. welcome, administrator long. happy to see you back at the subcommittee to congratulate you on your good work and also acknowledge a fellow north carolinaian. hope you still claim that. mr. long: headed there today. maybe i can ride with you. mr. price: maybe so. well, speaking of that, i have only one shot here but i do want to ask a couple of questions and hopefully we can deal with both of them because they have to deal with part of your broader support system. the national service volunteers who are playing an increasing role in disaster relief and recovery and then the work of the center at u.n.c.-chapel hill, the coastal resilience center, which i understand you will be addressing on monday which we're very glad to know. both of these are problematic in the president's budget which is a nice word for being zeroed out. so that's why i bring them up. i want to ask you about the value of these aspects of your

nbc bay area sam brock joins us live from ft. bragg where one family member was spotted before the crash. sam, the whole town consumed by this story. >> reporter: absolutely right, jessica. the events of the last week and a half permeated every corner of ft. bragg and i don't understand. every one of the shops going inside and asking shop owners if they have seen the three missing children. today eight search and rescue teams from all over northern california look for any sign. >> they feel like there is ghosts around. >> in a town as small as ft. bragg a tragic accident on the california coastline left feeling haunted and shaken. >> i can't imagine hurtling off a cliff and what those four kids must have been thinking. >> reporter: a search and rescue effort spear headed by helicopter. mountain rescue teams. and resources from san mateo to mendocino has focused on three missing children who may or may not have been aboard an suv that barrelled off the embankment into the icy pacific. >> we wanted to cover the beaches at low tide

nbc bay area sam brock was there when the officer made the accusations. he joins us live from north beach in the city where the officer still works. sam. >> reporter: >> reporter: jessica, good evening, the officer is asking that he remain anonymous because he is fearful for his safety. he was transferred to the central station behind me this summer once he completed field training and he said from the start of his tenure he has born the brunt of inexcusable racially tinged behavr. >> just making the complaint, i've been labelled as a rat, singled out by my colleagues and now fear for my safety. >> reporter: the san francisco police officer said he's been harassed and demeaned by fellow officers because of his afghan background and muslim faith. instead of investigating the problem, the officer claims internal affairs exposed his complaint. >> leakage, non-stop leakage and finding out stuff that is supposed to be confidential. >> discrimination, racist treatment, accusations of being a terrorist. >> reporter: san francisco public defender deaf adach showe

. >>> new details about the judge in the brock turner case.rsky is speaking out about the campaign to recall him. he spoke with the mercury news and says he supports the moveme movement -- the campaign has been fighting to remove persky for handing down a 6-month sentence to brock turner. a measure to recall persky will be on the june >>> happening today, federal regulators are expected to announce a $1 billion fine against wells fargo for forcing customers to buy insurance policies they didn't need. this comes as wells fargo extended the deadline to submit a claim related to the class action settlement. the bank is paying out $142 million related to the opening of unauthorized accounts at the bank. the deadline to submit a claim is july 7th. >>> let's get a quick update on weather and traffic. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. mike? >> hi, boid. we talked about fog being an issue this morning. along the coast it's starting to build. you can see five miles visibility in half moon bay. let's talk tours. the

nbc bay area's sam brock was at the release and joins us now with the full story. so much emotion out there, sam. >> reporter: so much emotion. vicky, good evening. this all happened right behind me at 10:00 this morning, right in front of those doors. now, i asked fernando when he was being detained for months whether he ever thought he would see his family again. he said, not here. but vicky, as you mentioned, his wife and three daughters, all u.s. citizens were out here this morning standing in front of those doors, showering him with hugs and kisses. >> reporter: in the moments before fernando carrillo's release, one can only imagine the memories flooding his wife's mind. family trips, soccer matches, and smiles, tutorials on how to tie a shoe. suddenly not just past, but present and future. as their now 5-year-old daughter gets an unexpectedly emotional birthday present. minutes after this tearful display, arms locked and bodies tangled, fernando carrillo reflected on the day he wasn't sure would ever come. >> i didn't want to live in the shadows illegally all

brock's a u.n. security council move to investigate the deaths of protesters on the gaza border after at least nine palestinians were killed in a fresh round.

nbc bay area's sam brock is live in san francisco. sam, tell us how this unfolded. >> reporter: yeah, good evening. let's be very clear, drivers who witnessed what happened this afternoon said they had never seen anything like this. now the good news is that the chp officer who was hit and injured did not suffer life threatening injuries. he is expected to be okay. but this is an absolute mess. where i'm situated right now is a patch of grass in between eastbound and westbound 80. over my shoulder right here is eastbound 80 that you can see the cars barely moving along. they've shut down the entrance ramp here so on 4th and bryan to my right is where cars would typically be coming on i-80 to get on to the bay bridge. there's nothing, complete emptiness. over my shoulder, you will still see blinking lights. this is where this all unfolded, near where that sign is for treasure island for the bay bridge. you see the flashing lights. this is by 4th street. and apparently what happened earlier today, a chp officer had pulled over a red jee

brock. i have several questions related to mapping on the mississippi gulf coast compare today my neighbors and i'll submit for the record. >> thank you. >> thank you. thanks for being here. we have a lot of people who ask questions, but seems to me you're pretty well respected based on your actions. good manager is only as good as his team, too. you're one of the most important agencies i think in the government because you protect the american people and our critical infrastructure. from a host of threats. it's one of the area agencies which the public hopes to never have to deal with. when you see a fema van, you know something terrible has happened. over your lifetime facing tragedy and basically saw that severe tragedy as you said, last year was probably the last year anything fema has had. is that correct? >> i would argue yes. >> i think you delivered 194 let liters of water and generators to those affected by the four major hurricanes. just focus on one issue today and that's port se

sam brock, nbc bay area news. >>> another thing the white house doesn't want to see, the access whod tape is back "access hollywood" tape. investigators were looking for records linked to that infamous tape. that could imply there were criminal acts to suppress the tape. the president treated get ready russia, missiles are coming. russia's response, we don't take part in twitter diplomacy. well, you can add house speaker paul ryan to the growing list of members of congress saying good-bye to washington. ryan announced that he is not running for reelection this november. he wants to spend more time with his children and to the being just a weekend dad. >> never ending, much work remains, but i would like to think i've done my little part in history to set us on a better course. >> political analysts cech lasp that ryan may not want to wage a campaign in which he has to defend the actions of the president. many in the party also worry about losing the house majority in the midterm elections. the big 11. it's not an athletic conference but the nickname for the eleven largest cities, and

watch sam brock )s full report, tonight on the news at 6. we were the first station to push this news out at ten this morning. this is just one of the tweets we posted today. a reminder that our coverage extends beyond this newscast. follow us on twitter: "at nbc bay area." new information tonight about the mendocino family that plunged over a cliff. toxicology reports show a glimpse at the hours before the crash. we now know that jennifer hart was drunk when she drove her car over a cliff last month. the report also shows that her wife, sarah, and two of their adopted kids had a sedative in their systems. the harts and three of their kids were found dead after the car plunged off the cliff. three other kids are still missing. however , a body was recovered last week, but has yet to be positivley identified as one of the missing childeren also in mendocino county ... the sheriff now says searchers have located an adult female in the eel river--which may be connected to a family who disappeared while traveling from portland to the south bay.

reporting live from san francisco this evening, sam brock, nbc bay area news. >> sam, thank you. it's no secret the streets of san francisco are hifilthy. mayor mark farrell is now taking action after announcing he is allocating an additional $12.8 million to the city's street-cleaning budget over the next two years. the cleanup will happen citywide but certain neighborhoods lead a lot more attention. >> we're also going to have a dedicated cleanup team in the south of market district. the area where weigh ha have th residents and people working in the city. if you've taken a walk there lately, you will understand the need for street cleaning in that area. >> there is a desperate need for that. the mayor wants to boost crews by about 20% and hire workers to focus on cleaning up used needles. the proposal would take effect july 1st. >>> just too dangerous to investigate. the flareups and other safety concerns around a construction site that caught fire. >>> and addressing accusations of fraud for the first time. we're finally hearing from the company at the center ever the hunter'

we are now hear from the judge who ruled in the brock turner sexual assault case.the next half hour, we talk about the criminal justice system itself and the campaign to remove him from the bench. >>> good morning. we can see traffic is off to a nice start here. this is a look at the golden gate bridge. a nice community into san francisco. >>> welcome back. the early day sculpture of a native-american man sitting on the ground with a spanish man over him shows how the early days of the conquerors and it was requested to be removed. the board decided to keep is statue in place. the initial criticism was sparked last summer by clashes over the removal of a confederate statue in charlottesville, virginia. >>> the time is 5:16. the warriors beat the san antonio spurs last night 110- 97. now they are just one win away from advancing in the nba play- offs. offs. the warriors can play even better some say. >> i think there is still another level we can get to. i have no doubt in my mind we will get to that level. as bad as we were playing to where we are now is pretty sol

now brock claims the rideshare company and the uber driver are responsible for the crash.aware of the lawsuit ... and are looking into it. ( darya ) voters may get a chance to vote on a plan to split california into three states. supporters say the state has grown too large to meet the needs of californians. here is a picture of what it would look like.the bay area would be part of northern california.much of the central coast and los angeles would keep the original california name. and southern california would have the central valley and san diego. the plan has more than 366- thousand signatures needed to put the question on the november ballot. however ... splitting up the state would require congressional approval. ( darya ) coming up on the kron 4 morning buzz... two bay area football players are in trouble with the law. and colin kaepernick still can't find a way back into the n-f-l. ( darya ) and after the break... if you have the space.. a pot bellied pig named lola is looking for a new home. we'll be right back. ( rebecca ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast

i want to welcome administrator brock long from fema. my written statement be entered into the record. i have a couple of opening comments t. is without a doubt, particularly, when you take a look at the massive problem you had to deal with within days of being confirmed with three hurricanes and the wild fires in california that there's been some dramatic improvement made and continuous improvement within fema's administration handling these disasters since katrina. that's a good thing. there's no doubt about perfection and opportunity for improvement. that's what this hearing is about. take a look at you know, what could have been improved upon and what do we need to do moving forward and i know administrator long will talk about his strategic plan. i notice in the strategic plan a watch word is disasters should be federally supported, state mandated and locally executed. the only bone i would pick is i would change the order of that and i would say state managed, locally executed and federally supported. the reason i point it out and

campaign has been moving to remove persky after handing down a six-month sentence to brock turner.easure to recall persky will be on the june ballot. persky says if the recall is successful, don't cry for me or the judges of sclount, but cry for the judge judge judge judg s >>> a fine against wells fargo for a variety of problems including forcing customers to buy insurance policies they didn't need. this comes as wells fargo extended the deadline. the bank is paying out $142 million related to the opening of unauthorized accounts at the bank. the deadline to submit a claim is july 7th. >>> a bay area first, a cannabis crawl is set to happen in oakland in honor of 4/20. oaksterdam university is organizing the event. in january, california legalized recreational adult use of marijuana without a medical card. back in 2012, dea agents raided oaksterdam and temporarily shut it down. cannacrawl is a way to celebrate progress. all kinds of businesses around telegraph avenue are getting involved. >> we've decriminalized it in that sense. that gives the people an opportunity to have events

the judge presided over the brock turner stanford rape case. he says, quote, there is an underlying deep frustration among actual victims of sexual assault and women in general about the criminal justice system, not taking sexual assault and domestic violence seriously. persky says he supports the movement to improve how sexual assault victims are treated by the criminal justice system but that ousting him doesn't help that cause. many supporting the recall say they were up set over the turner sentencing. turner received 6 months. >>> in just a few hours, the two men charged in connection with the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire in oakland will face a judge. attorneys for master tenant derick almena and creative director max harris will ask for reduced bail. they have both entered not guilty pleas in the case. they are facing 36 counts of murder. prosecutors say the two men turned the oakland warehouse into a death trap when they converted it into a housing and entertainment venue. >>> this morning, fremont police are revealing more about an o

sam brock, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you. of the reported -- of the 30,000 reported car break-ins in san francisco last year, our investigative unit learned that police made arrest this is less than 2% of those cases. of those arrested, most were never sentenced to jail time. our investigative unit said the most popular tourist attractions are often the most vulnerable spots. fisherman's wharf and outside the painted lady ranking among the worse places to start. you can watch the full investigation on nbcbayarea.com/we investigate. >>> new questions over how fran's department is spending the street cleaning budget. this comes after investigative reporter siobhan showed needles and feces scattered across the area. supervisors dedicated an entire hearing to finding ways to clean up the city, including more street cleaners, equipment and public restrooms that are open longer. elective leaders try to plan for the budget next year, city analysts question whether the multimillion dollar street cleaning spending should be allowed to

. >>> new details about the judge in the brock turner case.me about the campaign to e are call him. persky spoke with the mercury news and says he supports the movement to improve how the criminal justice systems treats sexual harassment victims. that recalling him does not help the cause. the campaign has been fighting to remove persky for handing down a six-month sentence to brock turner. critics say it was too lenient. a measure to recall persky will be on the june ballot. persky says if the recall is successful, don't cry for me or the judges of slount but cry to some extent for the criminal justice system. >>> two men charged in the ghost ship fire are due in court. derick almena and max harris are charged with ignoring obvious safety codes. the fire in 2016 killed 36 people. both men remain in jail. they're scheduled to go on trial on july 16 pgt. alme almena's wife has given an exclusive interview, micah allison says she doesn't know why her husband is charged with involuntary manslaughter in the deaths of those 36 people. >> i don't be

brock's a u.n.security council move to investigate the deaths of protesters on the gaza border offer at least nine palestinians were killed in a fright.

nbc bay area )s sam brock sat down with ribera to watch the video, and joins us live from youtube headquarters with more. and sam, what did he have to say? we were the first station to push the video out this morning. we were the first station to push the video out this morning. we were the first station to push the video out this morning. download the nbc bay area app. we )ll send alerts so you never miss breaking news. you might say it )s a little embarrassing. an internal memo at apple about stopping leaks was leaked today. apple making one thing clear, keeping secrets secret is a big priority. our business and tech reporter scott budman is live at apple headquarters in cupertino. scott we )re learning of firings and even arrests. toss to wx he plunged more than a hundred he plunged more than a hundred feet down a cliff, into the ocean. he plunged more than a hundred feet down a cliff, into the ocean. --and he was able to walk away. the amazing car rescue along the coast. plus: taking military action in syria. an update on the breaking news about the president )s announcement just minutes a

i'm sam brock. that story right after the break. sorry. i can't make it.s just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to eczemaexposed.com to learn more. community - after gunshots shattered a quiet lunchtime gathering at its san bruno >>> right now at 6:30. tense 24 hours for the youtube community. after gunshots shattered a lunchtime gathering at san bruno headquarters. it only took about 30 seconds. the entire shooting. suddenly police and swat teams surrounded headquarters. >> to date company as you would imagine is on high alert with increased security at buildings. reviewing security at awful its offices worldwide. nbc bay area correspondent, joins us from youtube headquarters, anoushah rasta? >> reporter: restoration and clean-up vans pulled up infront of the youtube headqu

when i was in high school is i love the earth science i love the mountains all of anything he was brock's and my earth science teacher back then said there's going to be eight hundred years of coal and when he said that that's when things were good you know where everybody was working like the guys that worked in the mines they always had the nice cars like the camero i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in the million years i would see that and it's happened it's happened. we. tried it is what. and it's time to check. a load of. things. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goal people is available to us but there was one little question and by the way who's going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous is a huge star among us and a huge amount of pressure come after you have to go meet the center of the shuttle with you and you will solo the great again the great good you are the rock at the back nobody gets past you we need you to get

the brock turner sexual assault case.the next hour the judge talked about the criminal justice system and the campaign to remove him from the bench. >>> plus, the controversial statue in san francisco will remain in place. the reason the city decided to keep the statue some say is anti-native american. e american. >>> good morning. right now we see that traffic is moving along pretty well in san francisco. on northbound 101. we will tell you more about the morning commute when we come back. >>> looking like a beautiful friday. temperatures warming up after yesterday. a little transition day. yes, near 80 on saturday. >>> welcome back back to mornings on 2. the san francisco board of appeals heard arguments that the decision to remove historical artifacts is against standards and the board voted to keep the statue in place. it was sparked over the decision to remove a confederate search charlottesville, virginia. >>> san antonio assistant coach filled in for head coach greg popovich. his wife died the day before. the game

. >>> the judge in the brock turner sexual assault case speaks out, saying he is looking for the way the suspects are treated in the criminal justice system. if he is recalled, he would be the fifth judge in california and the first in 86 years. while many want him recalled, opponents of the recall say he followed a probation department recommendation in handing down his sentence. the judge told the bay area news group he will continue to fight against that recall effort. >>> the time is 4:32. police in petaluma asking for your help. they want to find a man that failed to register as a sex offender. police released this photo of the 45-year-old thomas stayinger who has six outstanding warrants for drug and weapons offenses. on wednesday a tip led police to a business at a gateway plaza shopping center but incident find him there. police say stager is a transient often seen riding a bike. if you have information call petaluma police. e. >>> now an update to a 9-year- old girl that died on the way home from bible study at her church. her family is struggling to make sense of their loss

remember when i was in high school i loved earth science i love the mountains all of anything he was brock's and my earth science teacher back then said there's going to be eight hundred years of coal and when he said that that's when things were good you know where everybody was working like the guys that worked in the mines they always had the nice cars like the camero i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would see that and it's happened it's happened. we. tried it it is what. now and it's time to check. it out. now. level of loss selling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings produce to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles based on the few socks for the tell you that will be gossip and public by files of the most important day. off of advertising telling you on the cola not and let's not fight their products. these are the hawks that we along with all our loved ones come. pranking gave americans a lot of job opportunities i needed to come up

. >> last spring, former 49ers cornerback brock was arrested on suspicion of felony domestic violence. just hours after being released from jail the 49ers announced they cut him from the team. foster however is still on the squad. the 49ers organization released a statement today saying, quote, we continue to follow in serious matter. rub isn't aware that his place in our organization is under great scrutiny and will depend on what is learned through the legal process. 49ers quarterback richard german was in the gallery today to support his teammate. foster will remain out of jail on shh 75,000 bail. the judge also issued a no contact order with the victim. he will return to court april 30th for a plea hearing. and if convicted on all charges, foster could face up to 11 years in prison. the national football league will be keeping a very close eye on this case. we're live in san jose this afternoon, chris wynn, abc 7 news. >> thank you. this could be a possible suspension by the nfl. foster, the 5th 90ers players since 2014 arrested on charges involving violence against women. last ye

opinion now is now breaking his silence, he handed down a life sentence to former stanford swimmer brock turner who sexually assaulted a woman outside of a frat party. yesterday he spoke exclusively to the mercury news and calls the recall effort misplaced frustration with the criminal justice system. he believes that the legal system must take sexual assault and domestic violence victims more seriously. and recall threats can only shake public confidence in the judiciary system. >>> 6:07, new details from fremont. investigators about a deadly police shooting two weeks ago. police say they will not release the police body camera video. earlier this month officers shot and killed 18-year-old who they say was wanted on several warrants. they say he was a passenger in a car that was pulled ov. he ran off and fired at officers. officers say he did fire first. >>> we now how scary it can be when the earth starts moving nur your feet. even small earthquakes can be scary. san francisco is expanding its emergency training program. now offering it to all 11 districts. those workshops are observed

opponents of judge persky say he handed down a light sentence to brock turner who sexually assaulted a woman outside a fraternity party on campus. he spoke exclusively with the mercury news and calls the recall effort misplaced frustration with the criminal justice system. he believes the legal system must take sexual assault and domestic violence victims more seriously and recall threats can only shake public confidence in the judiciary. >>> new details from fremont investigators on a deadly police shooting two weeks ago. police will not release that body cam are video. earlier this month officers shot and killed 18-year-old who was wanted on several wants. he was in the passenger side and ran off and officers fired at him after he started firing first. >>> students at two peninsula schools will head back to class today. this is after a frightening encounter yesterday. take a look there. you can see the mountain lion was spotted shelter in place for abbott and hillsdale school. neighbors rushed inside after reports of cougar on the prowl. if you think you've actually seen a lot of m

reporting live, sam brock, nbc bay area. >>> on the 30,000 reported car break-ins in san francisco lastar, police only made arrest in 1.7% of the cases. of those arrested, most were never sentenced to jail time. our investigative unit also revealed how the most popular tourist attentions are often the most vulnerable. fisherman's wharf and the painted ladies among the worst places to park. >>> the folks who are at the company now are determined to change. >> still to come, uber's ceo announcing changes on the "today" show. the new changes you'll soon see aimed at protecting you. >>> plus, a bay area woman takes action after seeing people in puerto rico struggle with months of power outages. how she arranged a 15,000 pound delivery to help get the country back online. >>> and we're seeing another windy evening without the downpours from yesterday. we're tracking our next chance of rein th of rain that could arrive before the end of the weekend. some adj of high profile controversies. >>> ride-hailing giant uber making some adjustments after a series of high-profile controversies. the com

sam brock, nbc bay area news. >>> still a lot of questions and very few answers in the case ofn a missing family who was on their way to sann jose. disappeared while driving from portland to their home in h southern california.determ parts ofin a suv have been foun. in the fast-moving eel river.la authorities are still trying to determine if that suv was the th car the family was driving.th witnesses say the suv was seen crashing into thehe river durina last friday's storm.. the family took a spring break to portland and planned to stop a heading home rere to santa clarita.messag >>> an actual bullet hole, published, all the way through w high school magazine, and it's capturing national attention. the messages students say they're trying to send.d. >>> plus, what's keeping dive teams from looking for three missing children who disappeared after their family vehicle sped off a cliff. >>> and right now, we're beginning to see rain as thesatellith the satellite shows. how much snow is on the way for the sierra when we come back. a viral -- and not for the articles. journalism students at pa

remember when i was in high school i loved earth science i love the mountains all of anything he was brock's and my earth science teacher back then said there's going to be eight hundred years of coal and when he said that that's when things were good you know where everybody was working like the guys that worked in the mines they always had the nice cars like the camero i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in the million years i would see that and it's happened it's happened. we now know now. trying it is what. now and it's time to check. a load out. now. thing. it's. still. cranking gave americans a lot of job opportunities i needed to come up here to make some money i could make twenty five thousand dollars as a teacher or i could make fifty thousand dollars a year truck so i chose to drive trucks people who rush to a small town in north dakota was an unemployment rate of zero percent like gold rush is very very similar to a gold rush but this beautiful story ended with pollution

remember when i was in high school i loved earth science i love the mountains all of anything he was brock's and my earth science teacher back then said there's going to be eight hundred years of coal and when he said that that's when things were good you know where everybody was working like the guys that worked in the mines they always had the nice cars like the camero i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in the million years i would see that and it's happened it's happened. we. know now. it is what. now and it's time to check. a load of. now.

remember when i was in high school i loved the earth science i love the mountains all of anything he was brock's and my earth science teacher back then said there's going to be eight hundred years of coal and when he said that that's when things were good you know where everybody was working like the guys that worked in the mines they always had the nice cars like the camero i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would see that and it's happened it's happened. we now know.

is a pattern i would typically show you in february with no block ink ridge, the storm track in -- brock -- blocking ridge, and the storm track in action. the front is organizationing, it will be wetter, didn't organizing -- organizing, it will be wetter, so we will be clear all night, but by 8, 9:00, clouds move in from the north first, and then knocking on golden gate doors about 6:00. we might get another quarter inch of rain, and that's a lot. mountain showers thursday, sun shine by the afternoon, and a break for a few days, but we're not done yet. more april showers likely to move in next monday. highs tomorrow, well below average, 6 degrees below normal for concorde, 63 for you, evening rain for santa clara, afternoon rain for san ramone and fairfield, low to mid-60s there. san francisco, about 6, 7:00 is when the rain begins for you, 59, lake worth, 61, you'll get late morning and early afternoon rain. soggy tomorrow, looking sunny and milder afterward, but low to mid-60s early next week with more rain. usually this time of year, very few rain chances, this april, why not? we've h

meant to take the actual murderers out of the conversation the palestinians advance some hurling brock's with slingshots. israeli. and the casualties then come israeli boys and the casualties but the bullets just you know came they just showed up they were they were they were stuck in traffic where they could you have been more and more mushy open to interpretation way to describe of master girt our corporate media reporting on palestine like a verbal and see ashur painting like the bullets can. cause he doesn't have access. to go downstairs. say would be c.n.n. then the israeli soldiers show. and murder a bunch of people it was no. yes. is it if it helps you understand it you can say then came the up. furthermore you notice they talk about the palestinians like in attacking a horde of mongols in the clip he says the palestinians in advance some are hurling rocks with slingshots die die die and. this is the actual image from when he's saying the palestinians advance book all right child child child child these are the reason i i wonder why he didn't say the children were skipping right a

first lady melania trump attended as well as george h w bush and brock obama. bush, first lady hillary that former first lady barbara bush, henry clinton and michelle obama where there -- former lauralady

sam brock, nbc bay area news. >> and no one is immune to the storm. take a look. a chp cruiser stuck in a flooded ditch. it happened just west of sonoma, a tow truck did come to the rescue. >>> okay, no park visitors today or tomorrow. yosemite has closed its gates because of concerns and they'll stay closed at least through tomorrow. national weather service says the river which runs through yosemite is expected to surpass flood stage overnight. in fact, waters expected to reach their peak tomorrow. >> but also it's a very warm storm and so the rain will fall on the snow, and that will accelerate the amount of water in the river. >> park rangers say they're just going to have to reassess the conditions on sunday after the storm passes through. >>> we're also keeping a close eye on the flood waters at lake oriville. so far it hasn't dumped enough water, but as a result of last year the spill way problems they had there dam operators put in place a winter operations plan which triggers more aggressive out flow from the lake when levels reach 830 feet. as of now the

playoff spot or will they secure a ticket for continuing in the top flight three points against scott brock would be most welcome them but for some goal keeping heroics by youn zouma they would have taken the lead but after that the hosts weren't able to muster much more before going forward the action even if chaotic at times was known at the other end. but a spectacular double save from any art that secured them a clean sheet and a point there's still fight left in mind and central trance will want to see more of that. like minds wolfsburg face a future that is looking pretty murky. burnell love a deal was still waiting for his first win since taking over in february and the actual was largely on the terraces in saturday's late game between highlights two near own goals first ignacio camacho for or from rather against wells org nicholas stark also hit the post at the other end luckily for him we should be at a training it's different but i didn't see a single shot on target here because even my tortuous bullets work take away a points but will have to be more next week against relegation

brock's a u.n. security council move to investigate the deaths of protesters on the gaza border after at least nine palestinians were killed in a fresh round of violence. and won't get a military base in the country's president made the announcement following massive protests in the country it comes as the u.s. and others seek ways to become more entrenched in africa. live from moscow and our team from national review are this morning welcome to the program. now as poisoned former double agent recovers from last month's attack on him and his daughter in the city of salzburg his niece victoria a russian citizen has been declined a visa to visit her sick relatives. says she was not surprised by the decision and knew she would not be granted a visa she's questioned whether the british authorities have something to hide preventing a relative from visiting. looks into victoria's story. imagine your cousin and uncle are hospitalized and in critical condition you'd likely freak out and rush to their sides