he is charged with murder for allegedly killing lawrence jensen. jensen was with a group of people outside olympic high school when a honda pulled up next to them. authorities say the suspect got out of the car and opened fire. jensen run back to the campus and collapse. today his family left court without commenting. they say the suspect targeted him but the motive is unclear. >> i can address motive right now. he is charged as being the shooter in this instance for a census killing that happen in the middle of the day in concord. >>> concord police arrested another man but he was released in two other suspects are juveniles. >>> the san francisco police officer critically injured was moved to another phyllis --

officer alexander jensen.l of honor is the department-award and has been awarded only a handful of times in 189 year history. it bestowed upon the department employees who have exhibited great courage who voluntarily risked their lives in the performance of an act resulted in the direct benefit of others or the united states capitol police. historically, this award is reserved only for u.s. capitol police officers. however, june 14, the heroic efforts performed by these officers transcended uniform colors and department names. so as chief i'm making the executive decision to also recognize of these 31st responders from the alexandria police as well as our two special agents. i think we all remember that sunday morning of wednesday, june 14, 2017. special agent griner and special agent bailey, protect the division assigned to protect house majority leader steve scalise your congressman scalise was at the eugene simpson stadium parking alexandria practicing for the upcoming charity baseball game with approximate

officer alexander jensen. and officer kevin jodey. for facing down danger, for selflessness, and for meeting danger with courage. your grace under pressure is an inspiration to us all. many of us will remember the attack on our capitol police euros nearly 20 years ago. twohat tragic afternoon, officers were brutally gunned down in the line of duty. today, as we celebrate the heroes of the alexandria attack, we must also remember the service of those two great men. words fromthe great the new testament. than is no greater love laying down your life for another. and our special heroes today, we are paying our the membersall of of the capitol police, house and senate. recognitionou, our of the bravery we have seen is a recognition of the risk that you take to make the capital of the united states and those who serve here, both as members of congress or the senate, but also as staff, press, and the visitors that come to see our great democracy in action. to each and every member of the capitol police, thank you. to all of our officers who

officer jensen.edal is bestowed upon people with great courage who risk their lives and direct benefit of others or united states capitol police. historically this report is reserved for capitol police ,fficers, however on june 14 the heroic efforts performed by these offices transcended uniform colors and department names. i recognize these three officers from the alexandria police as well as are two special agents. we all remember that morning wednesday, june 14, 2017, greiner, were assigned to represent of -- representative scalise. he was practicing for the charity baseball game with 25 members of the republican team, which included numerous numbers of congress. an assailant emerged from the parking lot in the field, walking up to the fence on the third base side. 7.62d in possession a millimeter rifle and a nine millimeter handgun. the members onon the field and the staff who were practicing. in response to these gunshots, special agents radioed for assistance and engage the assailant with depar

. >> thom jensen is live. i know you have information on the changes coming in san francisco. >> reporter: good morning, you guys. this is a big day for muni riders. in a couple hours, they will be stepping, as far as ridership goes from the 1990s to italian made 1996 trains into today, 2017, for the new trains. this is video we are going to roll in a second from muni's youtu youtube page. it shows a couple reasons why they will be a step up. it's the sound and vibration tests they are doing in this video here and sfmta reports the results are very good. more good, the manufacturer from sacramento says they will need major service less frequently. in fact, ten times less frequently, they say. they are supposed to be quieter, more comfortable and less prone to breakdowns. muni will launch five trains and increase from 151 total trains to 200 by 2021. this first train that goes into service at 11:00 this morning is dedicated to the life of larry martin, a respected transportation union and civil rights leader he

thank goodness it didn't. >> that was thom jensen reporting. we are waiting for the update on the pilot. bob redell is working on getting more information. he is going to join us with a live report in a half hour. marcus? >>> the long trial on the kate steinle murder case is nearing an end. we are expecting closing arguments today. she is charged with shooting and killing steinle on pier 14 two years ago. the lawyers argued the shooting was accidental. prosecution claims he intended to shoot steinle. >> the prosecution has the emotion of the case on its side. so many people focused on garcia zarate as someone who shouldn't have been in the united states anyway. the defense took the know kus on the firearm. >> sam brock will be inside the courtroom today. you can follow the case on twitter. >>> the search for a man operating this boat near half-moon bay. take a look at it. the coast guard found the boat going in circles, around and around. tom tran was at the controls when the boat left the harbor, but there's no sign of him. a passenger of his

he is accused of killing lawrence jensen. he was with a group of people outside olympic high school when a honda pulled up. jensen was hit and ran back to the campus and that's where he collapsed. today the victims family left court without comment. investors -- investigators say jensen was targeted but there's no word on the motive. >> i can address the issue of motive. i can say that he is charged as being the shooter in this instance for a senseless killing that happened in the middle of the day in concord. >> concord police have arrested five people. >>> part of president trump's travel ban could go into effect. a federal judge in hawaii block the presidents third version of his travel ban last month. today's decision from a panel of the ninth circuit court of appeals allows limit some pieces from six countries named in the band but exempts foreigners with close ties to members living in the u.s. the countries named art chad, iran, libya, somalia, syria, and yemen. shock if you're a diehard raiders fan, this will be a tou

a memorial in memory of lawrence jensen is growing outside of olympic high school. he was shot and killed by a passenger in a black sedan who pulled up near the campus. there's no word of a motive. janssen's parents say they have no idea why their son was killed. >> he was a good boy. he was my baby. >> i just want justice. i want the people to be caught. >> police believe janssen was targeted and the five suspects include juveniles and adults and they're facing murder and conspiracy to commit murder. the gun used to kill jensen have been recovered. >>> we're learning more about the personal background of the gun man from that texas church massacre. texas officials say in 2013 the gunman was accused of a sexual assault but the investigation was dropped. the year before that, the air force says the suspect was treated at a mental hospital in new mexico. a report says he briefly escaped. he was there after being charged with assaulting his wife and stepson. reporter lauren blanchard have more on that gunman's violent history. >>reporter: he reportedly made death threa

in the sierra, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> i know thom is cold, but it's cool to see that.skiing and snow boarding is around the corner. >> i got[tónç know boots and pa- >> you're prepared. >> they were on sale. >> wear them around here. >> i'll give you the inside track later on. we have rainfall chances coming into the bay area. let's get you into the microclimate forecast. you'll see first off in terms of rainfall totals we have picked up something, santa cruz .44 and .09 in concord. look at the doppler radar shows cloudy skies across the bay with areas of scattered showers in marine, napa and sonoma county. we do expect things to pick up but the problem with the storm system it looks like it's going to linger a lot in the north bay leavinglesser amounts for the south bay. things pick up at 2:00. but as we advance this, watch the time bar change but the rainfall sits in the same spot by 4:00 a.m. and by 6:30 we see it move down to san francisco in the east bay. and break up, and by 9:00 in the morning it wants to hang out across the east bay and the peninsula. so chances

lawrence jensen was walking with several friends when a car drove up and her person got out and opened not believe it is gang- related and they're not releasing the names because they don't want to jeopardize the investigation.>> the key question is still what was the motive. we don't know that yet. if we get updated information, we will bring it to you. but five people are under arrest. adults and juveniles all being charged with murder for the killing of lawrence jensen. >>> the san francisco bay ferry is under fire after hundreds of passengers were left stranded for hours. that ferry left san francisco bound for vallejo but ran into a mechanical problem and broke down in the middle of the bay. paul chambers is live at the ferry building with what happened with that. paul? >> reporter: a person tells us that this -- is still under investigation. people writing the ferry seeing being stuck in the water that long is unacceptable.>> reporter: passengers heading for vallejo lineup at the ferry terminal. they were shocked to hear that more than 300 passengers were stranded in the bay when

nbc bay area's tom jensen live outside that apartment complex with more. tom? >> reporter: terry, we do not know still tonight whether or not there were working smoke alarms inside that apartment. it's up there on the second floor. apartment number 4. i did talk to a man in that green house who rents a room there whose bedroom is like 20 feet away from the kitchen in that apartment where the fire started. he said he did not hear any smoke alarms go off. he woke up to someone screaming "fire" repeatedly. then he said he heard cries for help coming from inside the apartment. we've learned tonight that one of the victims is a 21-year-old student who attended san jose state university, which is just two blocks from here. witnesses describe a tragic and heartbreaking scene. >> it was pretty scary. pretty scarey. i don't know. the flames were just unbelievable. unbelievable. i've never seen anything like that. >> reporter: richard reed lives in one of the downstairs apartments. like the next door neighbor he and others woke up to somebody shouting "fire." >> somebody

abc bay area's tom jensen live at pebble beach, the scene of the attack. tom? >> reporter: terry, imagine that. a 15-foot-long great white shark thrashing at your thigh. miraculously, that fisherman was able to scramble back to the boat, and his father in the hospital tonight. his father the only other eyewitness, as you said, tells his story. a monterey county sheriff's helicopter hovers above the waters minutes after at tack friday afternoon. >> horrifying. >> reporter: the victim's father telling us it was a 15-foot great white attacking his son, its teeth ripping apart his son, grigor azarrian's right thigh. >> at that moment it was just shock for me. just horrifying scene. my thought was to just try to help him to stop the bleeding. >> reporter: when gregor's dad finally got him to shore, two sheriff's deputies were there to help stop the bleeding and get his son airlifted to a salinas hospital. grigor, a prolific spear fisherman from southern california, posts videos and pictures of his adventures in the ocean waters. his dad hopeful he will be able to co

tom jensen is there right now. tom, the celebration still going on. >> reporter: still going on, terry. for about another hour here or so at santana row. our backdrop just left a few minutes ago. they had a chorus here singing patriotic balanlads. it started out early this afternoon with something -- a memorial to the fallen. it started out with this gold star memorial to honor the fallen war heroes. something you'd normally see on memorial day. then there's this display of this u.s. military hardware in the park here. trucks, jeeps, tanks and other vehicles for people to look at as they greet the veterans and tell them thank you for their service. that display really brought back a lot of memories for one vietnam war veterans who was looking at the equipment with his grandson, but he said it's the thank yous that he hears that really touches his heart. something vets from the vietnam war era didn't always receive for returning home. >> it's been a long time coming where now it's been exposed more often, and people

he is charged with murder for allegedly killing lawrence jensen.n was with a group of people outside olympic high school when a honda pulled up next to them. authorities say the suspect got out of the car and opened fire. jensen run back to the campus and collapse. today his family left court without commenting. they say the suspect targeted him but the motive is unclear. >> i can address motive right now. he is charged as being the shooter in this instance for a census killing that happen in the middle of the day in concord. >>> concord police arrested another man but he was released in two other suspects are juveniles. >>> the san francisco police officer critically injured was moved to another phyllis -- facility today. an ambulance carrying the officer was given a police escort as he was taken from san francisco general to a rehabilitation facility in the south bay. police and firefighters gathered on an overpass to salute as a ambulance pass by. he remains in critical condition. the man accused of running him down is facing attempted murder ch

a cold autumn storm moving in mp nbc bay area thom jensen is live at boreal ski resort.n looks like the snow stopped briefly. >> it did, janell. it was snowing most of the afternoon. even though we're at 7,200 feet you can see the snow is very slushy right now. and that's going to of course translates into ice on the highways on i-80. there are warnings in place. but all of this is good news for the businesses up here. the view from boreal ski drone camera was all management needed to see before making a crucial decision. >> on wednesday we will open for the 2017-18 season as the first ski resort open in california. >> reporter: warnings on i-80 for folks heading to the area for a white weekend. chains are suggested and may be required over the passes. winds could gust up to and above 40-mile-per-hour and a foot of snow is expected. nearly 2 feet through the weekend. as boreal they're not leaving everything to mother nature. snow making machines are placed below the chair that's scheduled to open on wednesday. >> we're going to try and hammer as much snow as possible to

thom jensen joins us live in santa rosa now. you were the reporter that was there that we tossed to when the fires were burning. >> reporter: i will never forget that. and then more problems here because of those fires, laura and marcus. they have been up doing work in the streets and other areas because of sinkholes after these fires. a natural resource that would have been so valuable before all of these homes burned now causing headaches and more heart aches or people here. underground storm drains here in the fountaingrove neighborhood, one of those place that is saw the most fire destruction are damaged, melted in all of that heat that swept through here in the with the fires. crews were just down the hill from where we are right now yesterday trying to create channels with plastic she get and ditches trying to direct the water where they want it to go. homeowners are worried debris and mud will wash down into their houses. >> they talk about sink holes and possible flooding and mudslides because of all the devastation. i h

thom jensen up in the sierra with snow. >> a little bit of everything. it's enough rainfall to get the roadways dangerously slick. even know not come down superheavy. you need to wash out over the next several hours of traveling. the wet weather will pick up. we'll take to you the sierra snow because that's where the storm system is hitting hardest. look at the additional totals on saturday. looks like nonstop snow from the morning through the okanu on saturday with possibly another 11 inches at donner summit 5 inches and 2 to four irj as the lake level. keep in mind snow at 5,000 feet. at 7,000 feet, total accumulations of 1 to 2 feet process. over the summit winds of 70 plus-mile-per-hour. the snow ends on sunday 6:00 a.m. maybe sunday that's the key day. back here in the bay area doppler radar shows scattered rainfall. we'll start to see things pick up with a little bit more consistent rainfall at 1:00 a.m. through 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. primarily the north bay down to about san francisco and the east bay. but the good news it's not wet all weeke

we will have a live report coming up in thom jensen who ironically was in that area as it was burning down as well. we will have a follow-up report on how the rain is going to affect it coming up at 4:30 this morning. >>> this is what we're talking about this morning, all that rain inundating the bay area this morning, really going to sit over the bay area for quite some time. kari is tracking the rain totals for us. 4:26 right now. >>> happening today, we're expecting to get our first look at tesla's electric semi-truck. this is an image right here the ceo elon musk tweeted out for today's event. you can barely see anything but musk says, quote, it will blow your mind clear out of your skull. interesting words. tesla has been holding details about that truck so very little is known, but we do know that this launch has been delayed at least twice. >>> california drivers have been paying the 12 cent gas tax for about two weeks now so where is that extra moneying going? caltrans posted this video showing your hard earned money at work. the agency is actually in the process of transition

. >> "today in the bay's" thom jensen live in santa rosa this morning with what he's seeing there. good morning, tom. >> reporter: good morning. we did have those flash flood warnings that were listed about 3:00 a.m., the rain has died down a little bit, just sprinkling now but there were concerns especially interest some of these very burned out areas about mudslides from these homes up in the burned areas washing down into the homes below. underground storm drains here got so hot they melted and some areas are not functioning properly at all or sinkholes are forming around some of the areas, crews were out here wednesday digging channels and using plastic she get to try to get runoff water to flow away from the homes and into the areas where they want them away from other structures as well. people are keeping their eyes on the rain and hillsides knowing that one rush of water could send mud an debris right down into their houses. >> the three houses here burned to the ground and then across the hill of course is where it really had the damage and if the mud comes what are we goi

. >>> sometimes the best person wins when i read today that fortune named jensen wong, ceo of nvidia, business person of the year, i rejoiced this man is quite simply brilliant, and company he created is a gem, one of the great enterprises of our time. read this article which gives background on wong and nvidia, including sense of it being like intel when it was run by legendary andy groh, one of the great ceos of our time created billions in market value. these days brian koouz an itch is reinventing it again. but andrew wong's stewardship, nvidia is driving force in growth areas like gaming, data center, autonomous vehicles sh hottest trends of our era, the numbers are remarkable more than double since last year automotive sales get stronger with artificial intelligence computer pegasus for driverless vehicles will be ten times more powerful than its predecessor gaming is gigantic and rapidly growing but -- and nvidia only ones in town and nvidia's is best much more power from their chip than anothers with more footprint, you know how much that matters remarkable triple play not eve

that was cedric jensen from bitspread.closed due to ash and smoke from mt agung. so far, only 40,000 have evacuated. 0fficials said more than 400 flights were cancelled on monday. more than 57,000 passengers were affected. 0n how this will affect business and industry, i am joined how this will affect business and industry, iam joined by how this will affect business and industry, i am joined by matt morrison. is it already starting to have an impact? it has. -- mat. travel is down since it started bubbling. an official said gives it that the two bali tourists to encourage them to come back shoot to the kindness and friendliness in bali. how big is too as a? looking at the numbers, in 2016, nearly 5 million overseas visitors came to the island. australians were the largest group. if you look at that against the population in bali itself, that is only 4.2 million. so there are more tourists than there are residents. the gdp growth there last he was almost six in the quarter, compared to indonesia's 5%. so it is outperformin

thom jensen has the story. >> reporter: a monterey county sheriff's helicopter hovers above the water, minutes after the attack. >> horrifying. >> reporter: the victim's father telling us, it was a 15-foot great white attacking his son, his teeth ripping across his son. >> at that moment, it was shock for me. horrifying. my job was to try to help him, to stop the bleeding. >> reporter: when his dad finally got him to shore, two sheriff's deputies were there to help stop the bleeding and get him air lifted to a hospital. a prolific spear fisherman posts videos of his adventure in the ocean water. his dad hopeful he will be able to continue his lifestyle. >> i talked to the surgeon. the nerves are not damaged. there's massive damage to the muscle. it's going to be a long recovery. >> reporter: the audience breathes in a huge sigh of relief following an eternity following the rescue effort. the longest waiting time for me in my life. >> reporter: thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> the u.s. postal service is investigating a package that exploded in alameda. it happened on friday. a packa

thom jensen reports. >> reporter: air force one landed outside tokyo where president trump spoke to a crowd of u.s. and japanese service members. >> there is no single place i would rather begin my trip than right here with all of you. >> reporter: the president is expected to ask the leaders of japan, south korea, philippines and most importantly, china, make a choice, do business with the u.s. or north korea. without naming the country or its leader, kim jong-un, trump delivered a message in praising the troops. >> you are the greatest threat to tyrants who seek to prey on the innocent. history has proven over and over the road of the tyrant is a steady march toward poverty, suffering and servitude. >> reporter: cutting off financial ties between north korea and the rest of the world, the u.s. hopes to force them to give up their nuclear program. some analysts say the president's presence in asia could prompt them to test launch another missile as a show of forest. the president not giving an inch. >> we face many challenges and opportunities. we will face all of them together as a

nbc bay area thom jensen comes from near the crash site near livermore. >> reporter: people continue to add to the growing memorial today for the 16-year-old victim, violate campbell, showing the display of love and how upset they are. but the family and friends are also upset about what we confirmed in court records today. this was the third dui arrest foor the driver loren davis. her second one seven months ago. this is the last picture of 16-year-old violate campbell with her mom taken days ago. a mother upset tonight about the driver, 26-year-old lauren davis's past. sentiment shared by the sister of alexis garcia, a friend of davis now in intensive care with massive skull and facial injuries after being thrown from the suv as it flipped over and over for 100 yards after leaving the road. her parents numb after learning thanksgiving day alexis may not survive the crash. >> they're still in shock. seeing your child like that is something -- i'm a mom as well -- i don't want to see that. >> kim brady and violate's mom and the tow truck driver who witnessed the crash can't believe w

tom jensen is at the valley fair mall in the south bay with the details. tom? >> reporter: you guys are right, it is a problem this time of year every year. one woman we talked to said she was shocked that it happened here to her last night, and she soon found out that she wasn't alone in learning this costly lesson about shopping safety. it happened just last night in the valley fair parking lot outside nordstrom. >> why is there glass by my car? as i got closer, i noticed there was a huge hole in the bang of my car. >> reporter: andrea, who asked we only use her first name, returned from shopping to find her window shattered. someone had snatched her vicinity abvintage louis vuitton work bag from the back seat. andrea then noticed more shoppers with the same shocking discovery in a packed parking lot. four other cars were also broken into in the two hours she was shopping. >> it happened very quickly, definitely. they just went from one row to the next. there's a lot of people around and no one said anything. >> reporter: but there's much more than those five

nbc bay area tom jensen has more on what the chp is saying is a warning. thom? >> well, garvin, we've all heard these rules from chp numerous times, don't drink and drive, and three rules that were broken tonight as it shows just how important those rules really are. >> reporter: it's amazing that any of the five people riding in the twisted blue suv walked away from the wreckage. friends still trying to make sense of what happened. why so many mistakes were allegedly made. >> i heard about it last night. didn't believe it. woke up this morning. bunch of calls. >> reporter: phone calls that his classmate and close friend of five years was killed after being thrown from the suv as it crashed, flipping over and over again just before midnight. her friend, who only goes by the name atm, went to school with the 16-year-old victim in village high in pleasanton where she was a junior and he was a sr. >> she is a germareaermanreat p loving. >> reporter: he spelled out her first name, violet, in stones. part of the growing memorial near state highway 84, out of respect

live in san francisco, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> that's a nice tribute, thom. thanks so much. 6:34. closing arguments set to begin monday in the trial surrounding the kate steinle case. the judge, this week, agreed to that request from the prosecution. jurors will be able to consider second degree murder and involuntary manslaughter when they decide the fate of jose garcia zarate. during the trial, they did not deny he held the gun, but argued the shooting was accidental. >>> happening now, the search is on for this woman who posted this viral video on snap chat. take a look at it. it appears to show her drinking from a bottle of alcohol driving around the bay area. this is in the middle of the night. she drove through 880 in oakland, newark and fremont. she is a student at sacramento state. the university isn't commenting. >>> the hawaiian inmate that broke free from a psychiatric hospital is expected to be arraigned today. he is speaking out about his escape and capture. he escaped from a mental hospital in hawaii over the weekend. he had been there ever sinc

"today in the bay's" thom jensen has more on why they feel they need to take these extra precautions. >> this is what happens to a society and to a culture when it loses its moral come pass. >> reporter: in the wake of mass shootings, san francisco's third baptist church did not beef up security, but over time the church has had to make changes to keep people safe. the reverend amoss brown says the country is changing for the worst. >> we have become a violent nation in our priorities. >> reporter: the church is located in the inner city, unlike the one targeted in the mass shooting and the reverend has overseen the installation of security gates and surveillance cameras and has had to hire a guard since he became the church's leader 41 years ago. the lives of his parishioners too precious to leave solely to chance and fate. >> in front of the church. >> what this gentleman did at church this morning, he was encouraged to do it because he felt that he had his right to take his pistol or whatever weapon he used and go to church. >> reporter: the reverend says society helps shape more a

live in san jose, tom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. expanding on something he mentioned we've obtained audio of the communication between the pilot and the control tower moments before the plane crashed. here's the may day call. >> may day may day. 567249er two. you can make a left 180 for runway 13 left. 1-3 right. continue left for the runway. any runway available. >> as you heard, after the pilot called may day, the control tower told him to turn around, try landing on any runway available. >>> we've uncovered detailed information about the airport's policy. here's a look at the airport's runways as seen from a google satellite map. today's crash happened on evelyn just a few blocks from the airport. that airport reid-hillview averages 411 aircraft operations each day. no airplanes are allowed to turn below 500 feet when they're taking off except for the planes leaving from runway 3-1 right. those planes have to make a slight right turn to avoid a school just but half a mile off the departure end there. the last recorded crash at re

nbc's thom jensen reports on this. and say a crash like this was going to happen. >> reporter: their plane had just taken off from the airport when officials say the pilot reported an equipment malfunction and was headed back to land this this woman's daughter watched the plane crash as she was talking to her mom on the phone. >> it went so fast. >> reporter: she is also a member of the neighborhood association board which met last week. visions of something like this happening always a topic of discussion at their monthly meeting. >> our concern, it's number one it's that. the airplanes -- >> reporter: nbc bay area went through federal aircraft crash investigation databases and found there have been minor incidents at reed hill view, but the last time an aircraft went down in a neighborhood was nearly 30 years ago. in 1988, a small plane crashed into a store at the nearby east ridge mall, damaging five cars. this time it happened right in the middle of a residential neighborhood. >> as bizarre as this was, the outcome

thom jensen joins us. >> reporter: they've been preaching these rules for as long as i can remember,n't drink and drive, wear your seat belts and don't speed. but this is an example of how the rules aren't always followed and how important they are. it's amazing that any of the five people riding in the blue suv walked away from the wra reckage. friends trying to make sense of what happened? >> i heard about it last night, didn't believe it. a bunch of phone calls. >> phone calls that his classmate and friend was killed after being ejected from the suv as it crashed. flipping over and over again just before midnight. >> i can't right now. >> her friend that goes by the acronym atm, went to school with the victim, where he wshe was a junior and he's a senior. >> she was a great person. very loving. fun and energetic. >> he spelled out her name, violet, no stone. part of the growinda memorial the teens. out of respect for the family, we are not releasing her last name until chp confirms all family members have been notified. chp said her and one other passenger were not wearing seat b

. >> thom jensen is live with public transportation coming to san francisco.are talking about an up grate here. >> reporter: this is a major upgrade. the first new muni train rolls down the tracks at 11:00. this will be the first new train in 20 years, the first of five this year to faze out the old train built in 1996 in italy. nbc bay area was able to pull out this video from the agency's youtube page showing work done in the tunnels behind me. these were sound and vibration test videos. muni reports good results from the tests. as advertised, the sacramento built frames are quieter, less vibration and more comfortable with wider aisles. the manufacture says the trains need less maintenance. the first train that goes into official service at 11:00 will be named after larry martin, a long-time and respected union and civil rights leader here in san francisco. live in san francisco, thom jensen, "today in the bay." >> thanks so much, thom. >>> happening now, the search is on for this woman who posted a viral video on snap chat. it appears to show her drinking

in the sierra, at boreal, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> wow, thom, thanks for that.ana has one last look at this winter storm warning. >>> yeah, and he was mentioning those strong gusty conditions. winds 70-plus miles per hour and that's the reason why the national weather service has a winter storm warning in place for the greater lake tahoe area that will remain in place through 11:00 p.m. tonight. so it's really important that you take precautions, look ahead, and don't take your chances, because we're talking about possibly one to two feet of snow in elevation areas above 7,000 feet. so it's going to be a very crazy weekend in terms of the snowfall, but for us, when we talk about showers, that's literally what we mean. we didn't really see much rain. rain, showers a little bit lighter, rain is when it becomes a little bit more intense but we're only expecting to keep the showers, at least through the early afternoon so by 3:00 p.m., should taper off nicely and as we head into sunday, we get another storm system. mainly to the north bay and by monday, tuesday, we

he has been charged with murder in the death of lawrence jensen, he was gunned down outside olympic high school, all six suspects are charged with gun enhancements. >>> we are learning more about the shooting death of a man while he was trying to sell his iphone over the weekend. henry lee explains, he went to meet a potential buyer but it turned out to be a set up. >> reporter: daniel carlos and his brother that they were meeting a potential buyer. the buyers were bent on robbery after finding the victims posting on the popular app, let go. >> our victim daniel was using the let go app. he was going to meet with a potential buyer for the iphone. >> reporter: on let go, we found the iphone 10 selling from $1100-$2100. at 1 pm saturday afternoon the victim showed up at the gas station. he had no idea that he was being set up. >> during that encounter, we believe that our suspects came out from a hidden location when they saw daniel arrive at the see, at that point, they went into robbing him. >> reporter: the victim was shot and killed. he formally worked at tesla and leaves behind a wife

we're live in oakland, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, thom. just into our newsroom now, s.w.a.t. teams swarmed a san jose home this morning right around 8:00. this was on rose balm street. we're working on the reason for that right now. we did see two law enforcement cars parked outside the home with their front windows blown out. >>> new at 11:00, reverend jesse jackson announcing he has parkinson's disease. jackson revealed the diagnosis within the last couple of hours. in a letter, he said he started having trouble with routine daily tasks a few years ago. he is still trying to grasp with the diagnosis. he says his father died from parkinson's. jackson called this an opportunity to use his voice to help find a cure. he is asking for prayers for what he's calling a new challenge. >>> well, what a difference a day makes when it comes to the weather outside. >> no kidding. mother nature finally turned off that spigot and we have a glorious weekend ahead. as a preview, we sent out nbc bay area skrang tore get this beautiful view of the city in

. >> reporter: thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> president trump reacted immediately to the shooting calling it an act of evil saying it is a mental health problem speaking about the shooter. the president is in japan meeting with president shinzo abe. on the agenda, trade. abe backed mr. trump that all options are on the table. speaking of north korea, president trump is heading to south korea tomorrow. we have more coming up on the trip in an hour. lester holt will be hosting a show from asia. >>> how arsenal weapons were stole. >> the vehicle was parked on jones street. it was assigned to a special fbi task force. not clear if the deputy was in part of the investigation. here is what was stolen from inside. >> the first is a shotgun with a 12 gauge pump action. a brown stock. then the second firearm is a colt ar-4, black in color. there were also 40 mags containing 20 rounds each that were stolen. >> police around the bay area are on the lookout for stolen weapons. by the way, the new law that went into effect this year require officers to secure weapons in a safe box in vehicles.

friends and classmates have set up a memorial near the high school and memory of the victim lawrence jensen. he was shot and killed by someone in a black sedan the pooled up near the school campus after classes let out on monday.>>> democrats are celebrating after key election victories one year after trump one the white house. jana is in the newsroom with what the democrats victories could mean for next year's midterms. >> reporter: house minority leader nancy pelosi was optimistic that the political winds are shifting and democrats can take back the house next year. political analyst say the elections hold important lessons for both parties. each figures out how to deal with president trump.>> reporter: a postelection party in san francisco on wednesday. hundreds of bay area democrats have spent months calling voters in virginia and other key states. virginia it was the one we felt we had the best chance.>> reporter: the democrat ralph -- beat gillespie. democrats flipped 14 he -- seats in the house of delegates. a historic victory by the first open transgender candidate. they had a victo

. >> thom jensen is in the sierra but we begin with jeff tracking the time line of the rain. jeff. >> right now we have showers developing ahead of the storm tp. the cold front bringing the more consistent rainfall is still six to eight hours away. as we zoom in we've had the more consistent showers across contra costa alameda krts. san jose as well. keeping the roadways wet and a little bit of activity across oakland. and that's what it like through most of tonight and once we hit tomorrow morning by 4:00 a.m. we see it picks up up. we'll run you through the full time line into the weekend forecast coming up at 6:20 tonight. but i want to leave us at least with the first update on what i'm watching right now. that best chance of rain, again, saturday morning, not quite as wet this weekend. and dangerous sierra snow on track as we could see

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. >> jensen in minutes it takes longer to get inmates to the courtroom in palo alto because there is not an elevator. he insists the courthouse is sufficiently staff. the sheriff didn't go on camera but said this after the escape -- >> i believe the court is happy with the level of service we provide. >> it's important to note the public defender we spoke to is one of the escapee's attorneys and he says, i want to make it clear, they deputies do assign jobs. staffing issues cause delays and a source said that courtroom brass has not received any complaints. in palo alto, maria medina, kpix5. >> the package was sent through the mail and exploded. it was meant for a bay area police officer and kpix5 learned it's not the first time an explosive slipped through the cracks. it was similar to one sent to an east palo alto home last month. here is betty yu. >> reporter: u.s. postal service investigators said sending a mail bomb is a very serious federal offense. somehow, two packages made it through the system in the last two months and one of them passed through this east palo alto post of

nbc bay area's tom jensen here now with more on curry's stand today. >> curry's commentary is a response to the many comments on social media about athletes kneeling during the national anthem, what some say is disrespectful to veterans. a thought-provoking peace titled "the noise" in the "players tribune" written by one of the most popular athletes in the world. in it steph curry said instead of people focusing on controversies that play out on social media he'll now use his status to draw attention to the real-life issues facing military veterans. >> just try to cut through all that noise and make sure for my voice and my platform that, you know, that the conversations around how we can help people, how we can, you know, change our society for the better. >> reporter: for veterans curry said issues like homelessness, unemployment, health care, and mental health treatment have to be addressed. people can't just say thanks for your service and move on. >> give them the help they actually need. >> reporter: nba fans we talked with tonight applaud curry for being that voice for vets. >> he

. >> reporter: that was thom jensen reporting. thom told us he has been in contact with the boyfriend and he will have that at 6:00. >>> the deadly attack by militants in modern egyptian history. tonight the death toll is 235 in a massacre at a mosque located on the sinai peninsula. the attacker were ruthless in the planning. they started with bombs then fired on helpless worshippers with guns and grenades as they fled the mosque. but the militants blocked escape routes and fired on people looking for safety. the mosque was members of the sufi faith considered a mistic movement in islam. orthodox islam considered them her ticks for liberal interpretation of the religion. muslims across the world and here in the bay area are in mourning for those who lost their lives in the attack. nbc bay area laura malport joins us live from the islamic center in san jose where worshippers gathered for prayer today. >> that's right, garvin, the past 20 years the islamic association here has post-ed a day after thanksgiving prayer service followed

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live in san jose, tom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> good reminders, thank you, tom. >>> there will be no verdict in the kate steinle murder trial before thanksgiving. the jurors deliberated all morning before going home for the long holiday weekend. they will return on monday at 9:00 a.m. to continue deliberations. jose garcia zarate shot and killed steinle on the embarcadero in 2015. the jury is contemplating first-degree murder, second-degree murdered and involuntary manslaughter. >>> three u.s. service members are missing after a navy transport plane crashed in the ocean south of japan. eight others were rescued. the aircraft carrying 11 crew and passengers were headed -- was headed to the aircraft carrier uss ronald reagan which then shifted to leading the emergency search operation. the aircraft was part of the enable exercise with 14,000 u.s. personnel involved. unconfirmed reports from japan's defense minister blame engine trouble on that plane. the seventh fleet has had two fatal accidents already this year leaving 17 sailors dead and prompting the removal of eight top navy of

let's begin with tom jensen with the latest on the president's overseas trip. tom. >> reporter: the president is in japan now. his trip to asia where he hopes to shore up support for the toughest trade sanctions against north korea yet. air force one landed at yokota air force base outside of tokyo where president trump spoke to a crowd of u.s. and japanese service members. >> but there's no single place i'd rather begin my trip than right here with all of you. >> reporter: the president is expected to ask the leaders of japan, south korea, the philippines, and most importantly china to make a choice, do business with the u.s. or do business with north korea. without naming the country or its leader, kim jong un, trump delivered a message to north korea in his praising of the troops. >> and you are the greatest threat to tyrants and dictators who seek to prey on the innocent. history has proven over and over that the road of the tyrant is a steady march toward poverty, suffering, and servitude. >> reporter: by cutting off all financial ties between north korea

alan bonds with the jensen quality growth fund. >>> coming up, in this complex world, one entrepreneur says now is the time to simplify. his bright ide >>> a look at what to watch for next week. on wednesday, president trump will be in beijing as part of his 11-day trip to asia. he'll be having meetings with the chinese president on security and economic issues. also on wednesday, the former yahoo! ceo and the current and former ceos of equifax are scheduled to testify on capitol hill on the twosive data breaches. on thursday, dow component disney reports results. and investors will be focused on espn and the company's streaming strategy. and that's what to watch for next week. >>> most of us will set back the clocks this weekend. and if you're still using an old school but still fashionable wrist watch, you might appreciate the handiwork of a philadelphia entrepreneur who got the bright idea to design a timepiece that displays natural materials, harkening back to a simpler time than this digital world. >> reporter: if you make and sell wrist watches these days, you have to compete wit