reporting live in san jose i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, cheryl. and now to another developing story, late tonight the l.a. county coroner left the home of andrew get ti the heir of to getty family and oil tycoon j. paul getty. >> yes, andrew getty owning this place here and tonight, the family with broken hearts. >> reporter: the family is staked out after his body was found in the west hollywood home. the los angeles times are report ing that the body was naked from the waist up, and found in the bathroom. >> he was not feeling good for the last couple of month and he had a appointment scheduled tomorrow with a personal physician. it appears it is natural. >> reporter: police say that a woman called 911 to report the death, and cooperating. the family is asking for the public and media to respect their privacy. he was the grandson of j. paul getty, with one of the richest oil heirs. and if america had royalty, to gettys would be it. they made numerous contributions to the arts and also to democrats like nancy pelosi and willy brown and gavin news

cheryl hurd is in berkeley with the detail and what is the plan here, and what's the response? >> well, the response came from berkeley first tonight. the berkeley city council members said that, yes, on vaccinations, and no on personal exemptions, and now they will send a letter to sacramento tomorrow telling them how they feel, but tonight, the debate was heated. >> we ask you that you oppose sb 277, because there is no need for personal exemptions. >> reporter: they came tonight to speak, and it is evidence how they felt about senate bill 277. >> this bill wreaks of the very worst knee-jerk politicsmongering since 9/1 1 111. >> reporter: it would repeal the personal exemption, and only children be immunized for the measles, and whooping cough be admitted to a school in california. so tonight, city councilors took time to listen. >> the issue is the vaccine schedule right now, but it does not address all of the vaccines that could enter from now until the end of time. >> reporter: pediatrician mcmahon was not there, but several were. >> i have a problem when someone's persona

cheryl hurd is live in mountain view on the steps of city hall. this could determine whether same-sex marriage becomes legal nationally. >> that's right. and the folks in mountain view know that. they gathered here on the steps of mountain view city hall. it was small in number but they wanted people to know what tomorrow's arguments before the supreme court are all about. >> the atmosphere is electric in the nation's capital tonight. >> reporter: this couple just came back from a reception in the nation's capital. a committed couple for 28 years and married twice in san francisco, they know the importance of tomorrow's hearing. we spoke to them via skype. >> there are the legal issues before the court, but there's also our very humanity, that's before the court. our loving relationship, and we hope that the justices rule not just with their heads, but with their hearts. >> reporter: people have been lining up for days in hopes of getting a front-row seat to hear the arguments over whether the bans are constitutional and if they are, do those stat

nbc cheryl hurd this is not the first first time that we have heard this kind of story. >> that is right, jessica, a packed house tonight, and people concern concerned just what about you are talking about. people have live ed ind in this area for over ten year, and club owners, and of course, the family of the unintended vicktim e emilio na var rez, and they wanted answers, but i i am not sure that anybody got what they wanted to hear. >> you could be in the most exclusive part of town or you know, the other side of town, and it could happen to you. >> reporter: emilio's mother got emotional when she held up her son's picture tonight, and the standing room only crowd listened to her and others. the people who live downtown are fed up with the violence that happens when the clubs close. club owners is a say they want safe streets, too, and so does elijah wan thornton. he is the head of security at club venue in downtown. >> i noticed a bicycle guy who drove up on the sidewalk. >> reporter: he watched what may have sparked the deadly shooting. it start ded with a man standing on the sidew

cheryl hurd is speaking to a friend.ear from them. >> 1800 people confirmed dead in the devastating quake that hit near the capital of nepal today. also impacted the surrounding region setting off avalanche at mown everest as we mentioned. kelly reports rescue efforts are under way to find countless missing people. >> reporter: the rescues continue throughout nepal, people buried under the rubble of buildings that collapsed. some have been able to post updates on twitter. >> the ground shook quite hard for i would say probably 30 seconds. looking around i happened to be out at the time. trees were waving like crazy like it was a hurricane. it was a great deal of alarms and panic and the square where i was where the car was filled up with people out of their homes. >> reporter: a disaster on mt. everest as an avalanche followed the earthquake at least ten people were killed there and unknown number of missing hikers some 1,000 hikers and climbers and sherpas on the mountain when the earthquake and subsequent avalanche hit

. >> cheryl hurd talked to some of the fans. the coach said oracle arena is just too loud. let's kick things off with cheryl first, though. >> reporter: it's a party atmosphere here tonight. as you can see, the plaza is starting to fill up with fans. there's blue and gold everywhere. players and fans flexing a lot of playoff muscle here on saturday as you can see it wasn't easy though but the warriors won. tonight it's round two of the series against new orleans. fans super excited tonight hoping for a ws win. >> push that button to get the ticket. not sure but we did it. it's a one time -- more than one time. once in a lifetime to be able to come. >> steph curry is amazing. no one can really guard him. shoots the three so well. doesn't even matter. you can't guard him. >> i always watch him an tv and now i get to go to one. i'm really happy. it's great. >> in my humble opinion, it looks like fans are spending a lot of money on hats, t-shirts and jerseys. as a reporter it's probably one of the only times i can be biased. i am a warriors fan, and at 11:00, i'm going to be wea

. >> last night some met each other for the first time as nbc bay area's cheryl hurd shows us.rney was not easy. >> reporter: laura price is one of 15 children between the ages of two months and nine years old who ended up in the bay area as the vietnam war was ending. tonight she met others who made the journey with her. >> most of us don't have the memories of coming into the presidio. >> reporter: in 1975 it was a new beginning for the children. they were a part of operation babylift where some 2400 orphans were air lifted out of vietnam to be adopted by american families. >> they handed me the baby with a folder. >> reporter: loretta adopted laura and remembers seeing her for the first time like it was yesterday. laura had a blanket, a bottle and a paper bag. >> they said her nickname is princess. >> reporter: many children were in the orphanages because they were of mixed race. jennifer graham was a flight attendant on one of the planes. she still gets emotional thinking about the experience. >> a little girl i bonded with her name was angela. i said how come angela never

. >>> cheryl hurd talked to upset residents. >> that lifts up that. that's how they opened it.this side opens up when this side opens. that's how simple it is to get into these boxes. >> reporter: that was three months ago. alex captured some of the alleged thieves on his home surveillance camera. as you can see, the mailbox in this pittsburgh neighborhood is still broken. >> i was told that we own the mailboxes and, because we own the mailbox, that us neighbors have to fix the mailbox. >> reporter: he says he was shocked to find out he doesn't have the authority to fix it because of postal service rules. it's a problem police chief brian addington says a lot of people are dealing with because. >> mail theft has been on the increase in the whole region for about the past year. >> reporter: the pittsburgh police department is fighting back. >> we've teamed up with the postal inspectors and some of our detectives. we've come up with some great strategies that we think will help us lead to individuals. >> reporter: and chief addington says he can't comment on who was responsible f

. >> cheryl hurd spoke to one of his closest friends tonight. a devastating loss for a lot of people. >> reporter: dan fredinburg was a shining star when it comes to saving the planet. he was a google executive since 2007, but his passion, climate change. >> he is the most incredible person i've ever met in my life. his will to do anything is beyond anyone else i've seen. >> reporter: mike north is one of dan fredinburg's closest friends. me found out he was killed this morning in an avalanche triggered by the earthquake in nepal. dan's qualify broke the news. >> it's pretty garbled, but basically i heard an avalanche had come through camp. he seemed all right at first, but then wasn't and then he ultimately passed away. >> reporter: fredinburg's career at google was important. he headed up privacy for google x, and it involved things like it is the self-driving car. but his passion was climate change. >> there were two everests on this trip. the first everest, which was the hardest in his book was getting google to allow him to go climb everest

cheryl hurd nbc bay area. >> of course, she did. thank you, cheryl. and while here she was here for a quick and private fund-raising event. and tomorrow the vice president will be in oakland to talk about job training. we will have a chat with him tomorrow morning on "today in the bay." and hillary clinton is expected to announce that she is formally going to run for ptd. she has assembled a staff and leased office space in brooklyn for her presidential quarters, and it is her second presidential run. >>> the public utilityies commission said that pg&e will be paying a fine for the explosion that leveled a neighborhood and the family that lost their loved ones arereleased a statement. >> it is not go ging to the replace the ones we lost. >> and thaey said that shot ti maintenance killed eight people, and destroyed 38 people. pg&e said that the company will ensure that it does not happen again, and it does not expect to appeal the penalty. >>> cement and water a bad combination for the oakland creek. it is going to be a few more days until the crews ca

and cheryl hurd has more. >> well the 21-year-old booked a room here at the san jose airport inn. he was excited, fulfilling a dream, and it didn't take long for the dream to be shattered. philipo saturn's dreams were shattered. >> i want to go to wrestlemania. >> reporter: it is the super bowl of wrestling, and it is something that he traveled thou thousands of miles to see, and he spent -- >> thousands of tlar -- dollars. >> out of his own money as a receptionist in poe laland and wrestlemania is so much king that he has a homemade ring in his backyard and he never thought that he would be in wrestlemania heaven only to be robbed. >> when i realized that i am robbed. i go to the korncorner, and cry in disbelief. >> at some point he was befriended by a person out at the bta lot offering him a ticket, and saying that he would give it to him if he could hold the hotel card, and at that point, that is when he swifrped keys with him, and then rob edbed him of the computer, and money. >> i lost my tablet with my personal data. i don't have any souvenirs for my family or the my girlfri

cheryl hurd has more. >> reporter: well you vhave seen them in major cities and all over the world, and i'm talk about the guardian angel, and they are volunteers to walk the streets to be a deterrent to the crime, but not everybody believes they are a good fit for san jose. friday evening in san jose. the sharks are playing at the sap arena and the streets are bu busy. ta means that business is good for gene. >> well, there is a lot of traffic, and people are hustling and bustling on nights like this this. >> reporter: when darkness comes the san jose streets can become dangerous. >> just spontaneous brawls that just break out, and then they disintegrate in five to seven seconds. >> we are the guardian angel, and we are looking for volunteers. >> reporter: robert wants to change that by bringing the guardian angels to san jose. >> our police force is half of what it used to be and it is a beacon for the criminals. >> we are recruiting tonight. >> reporter: no secret that there is a concern about police staffing in san jose. the guardian angels have organized in the city before didn't l

reporting live in walnut creek, i'm cheryl hurd nbc bay area news. >>> major water restrictions will be hitting the southbound. next week san jose city leaders are expecting to have a plan to cut water. it involves watering lawns two days a week. if approved restrictions will be in place until march of next year. and jeff, we thought maybe something was coming our way. >> yeah at least tonight. but it's so minuscule, that i even combed everything for the next two weeks to see if there was anything substantial. at this point, there's nothing over the next two weeks. so we've been talking about this storm system off to the north. all we're getting is the bottom tail end of this. it's only providing some isolated drizzle reports. and san francisco, also the bottom edge there of the north bay as well. this cold front losing steam by 1:00 in the morning, gets down to san jose. the cloud cover with this only picking up one green speck near mt. hamilton and maybe a couple of drops in san jose but nothing to quellch the fire threat. that brings up the next point. people who have lived here f

cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> the latest jobs report shows employers added about 126,000 jobs.s the fewest since december 2013. economic experts blame some of the slowdown to bad weather across much of the u.s. yesterday in salt lake city, president obama said he hopes to work with congress on more job create. >> rebuilding our infrastructure all across the country. those are jobs that can be exported, and not only does it put people to work right now, it makes us competitive over the long term. construction manufacturing and restaurants showed the most growth last month. economists are hopeful hiring will -- after they're seeing them swell with open positions. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay" we've already taken you into the stands at the bay bridge series. now to the field in the battle of the bay. >>> welcome back. it's 7:39. a live look outside where game 3 of the bay bridge series will be played this afternoon. first pitch at 1:05. anthony says it will be a cool day, temperatures in the 60s. now over to at&t park, as the sun rises on a beautiful saturday. >>> spea

reporting live in cupertino, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> we'll see you tonight at 11:00. meanwhile, joe biden is headed to san francisco. he'll be attending a private fundraising event tonight. this is video from washington, d.c. earlier today when the vice president was talking about u.s. policy in iraq at the national defense university. tonight's fundraiser is set to start in about 30 minutes. the vice president is expected to be accompanied by nancy pelosi. tomorrow the vice president is expected to visit a pg&e center in oakland to talk about jobs training program. >>> more video more disturbing details. the investigation continues in south carolina and the debate about deadly police force intensifies around the country. nbc ace sarah dallof has new details from south carolina. sarah? >> reporter: well good evening, raj. new dash cam video has been released showing the moments leading up to the shooting but not the actual shooting itself making that cell phone video all the more critical in this investigation. [ gunshots ] as investigators and the public continue to