kris sanchez joins us there live.coming down to the wire as trains need to start rolling soon for the morning commute. what do you know? >> reporter: we know those trains are not going to be going anywhere, any time soon that. man is still on top of that vta light rail train. it appears he has taken some of his clothing off. we know officials up there believe that he might be unstable. we want to protect his identity a bit. there could be a mental health issue. you can see that there is a big response here at north first street. this is not far from highway 87 off ramp on to north first street. power was cut to the tracks and the train is stopped. there is no power in the train either. the situation started around 1:20 this morning when that man climbed on top of the vta light rail train. it's not clear if he climbed up while the train was moving or if it was stopped. in any case, the train is stopped here. it has been here since it stopped about 1:20 this morning. the sheriff's department spokesman tells us they don'

kris, what's the latest. == kris/live== take vo == kris/live== ==kris tosses to mike== ==mike//traffic h set== . >> laura sanchez is livety scene of the fire. >> reporter: if you look straight behind me, this is what started in an l-shaped building that houses about 12 businesses here. the four appears to be out in the middle building where the fire started and to the l

>>> i'm kris sanchez. i just talked with someone from the sheriff's department about the negotiations and some of the complications. the impact on your commute coming up. >>> overnight fire sends a child to the hospital with first and second degree burns. i'm bob redeal. live to vallejo coming up. >>> a baby hurt in this dramatic rollover crash in the east bay. "today in the çbay" starts rig now. a very good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> watching this vta standoff since we first came on air 4:30 means more people are going to be out in cars on the roads this morning. >> any change in the forecast? >> it will be cloudy this morning. step out the door and see how cloudy it is. make sure you head back in to grab the umbrella. although we are not seeing any rain just yet, there is still this area of low pressure in the storm system spinning across the region that will bring us more activity as we go through the day. temperatures are in the mid to upper 50s and low 60s in a few sp

kris is posting updates on twitter. you can follow her @kris nbc.the bomber aborted take-off but all seven people were able to get out safely and unhurt. >>> check out this bmw in the garage of a santa rosa home. it looks like it belongs there. that's not the story. the driver was traveling 100 miles per hour through city streets, losing control at franklin avenue and wright street. the car went through the yard of a home and kept going into the yard of another home. it was a close call for a man inside that garage. >> i see the wall coming to me. i'm thinking it's an airplane or something. then i see the car and it smells like gas or something burning. really i was scared. >> no one was hurt. the crash is under investigation. >> on a crash course with a corps. a man in a shootout with antioch police will be arraigned later today. 25-year-old serrano is facing charges for shooting an officer in the head earlier this month. that officer was not seriously hurt. serrano allegedly attacked several police officers who were responding after serrano crashe

all the way across, intended for kris russell. it comes back.parayko along the boards, peppered by cody eakin. up top in the skates of jason demers. and forged out of the zone by jaden schwartz. klingberg takes it back. through center ice, jamie benn. gunnarsson. lehtera. troy brouwer. hits the line. parayko to the outside. shot taken. niemi says no on paul stastny. check that. alexander steen with the shot from outside. >> pierre: it wasn't a tough save but still any shot on goal is a good shot in overtime. you cy-pres coe distribute and that might have been going wide. niemi wise to make sure to stabilize the game, don't allow second and third chance opportunities. >> john: stastny will take the face-off flanked by steen and brouwer. goligoski on defense with john klingberg. long pass intended for janmark goes by. mattias janmark with good speed. rubbed out by shattenkirk. spezza, goligoski, turned out by elliott. back of the goal again, denied by brian elliott. a wraparound by mattias janmark. dallas' second goal. out to center ice. that made

good morning, kris and scott. the frisco five ended their hunger strike on day 17 only n ter supporters promised they would continue these days of action, 17 more days, although it's unclear exactly what is planned. it has been rebranded frisco 500. this is what's going on today. you can see the line marching around in front of city hall. it's half the size it was this morning. and there are fewer sheriffs deputies too. but they still have their helmets, batons and zip ties, hoping thins stay calm, but staying ready if they don't. >> reporter: >> since they do not value our lives, we strike. >> reporter: marching isn't new for him. but just as personal as it felt two years ago when he lost his friend, killed in a police shooting. he promises this action will not stop until there is substantial reaction. step one, fire police chief, greg sir. >> we expect the mayor to know. we expect san francisco to know that this is the way it is going to be from now on. >> reporter: this crowd of frisco five supporters cheered w

all the way across, intended for kris russell. it comes back.parayko along the boards, peppered by cody eakin. up top in the skates of jason demers. and forged out of the zone by jaden schwartz. klingberg takes it back. through center ice, jamie benn. gunnarsson. lehtera. troy brouwer. hits the line. parayko to the outside. shot taken. niemi says no on paul stastny. check that. alexander steen with the shot from outside. >> pierre: it wasn't a tough save but still any shot on goal is a good shot in overtime. you cy-pres coe distribute and that might have been going wide. niemi wise to make sure to stabilize the game, don't allow second and third chance opportunities. >> john: stastny will take the face-off flanked by steen and brouwer. goligoski on defense with john klingberg. long pass intended for janmark goes by. mattias janmark with good speed. rubbed out by shattenkirk. spezza, goligoski, turned out by elliott. back of the goal again, denied by brian elliott. a wraparound by mattias janmark. dallas' second goal. out to center ice. that made

i'm kris sanchez. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. first, b.a.r.t. trains are not stopping at the embarcadero station. let's go to mike inouye. mike? >> yes. folks over here are going to be affected. the embarcadero station is having a major medical emergency. that's the only information that we have gotten, other than the fact that there are 30-minute delays possible. almost all of the lines go through that station. they are not stopping there but they are traveling through the area and it's causing an issue for some folks. if you need to get off there, use the muni station. we haven't heard of anything from smta. we'll update you on twitter as we're able to do that as well. meanwhile, if you want to hit the roads, traffic is flowing no problems in and out of san francisco and out of the bay. we're watching the b.a.r.t. tracks. >>> once again, the trial of garcia-torres has been delayed again. he's now 25 years old and faces the death penalty of kidnapping and killing 15-year-old sierra lamar. her body has never been found. her supporters say they w

kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> thank you, kris. 4:34. tragedy in the north bay after an accident in a swimming pool. authorities say a 4-year-old boy drowned when he slipped off a kick board and went under water unnoticed. a public safety spokesperson says minutes passed before the boy was found. paramedics could not revive him. >>> 4:34 on your monday. this swarm of aggressive bee that held a concord neighborhood hostage now appears to be gone. at least two people were stung and had to seek treatment in a hospital saturday. experts believe they are probably africanized honey bee also known as killer bees. they were first discovered in the bay area two years ago. >> we keep bees. we did not see the problems before. >> two small dogs that died are believed to have been stung by the same bees. testing is being done to see what kind of bees they are. they've been relocated from that neighborhood. >>> turning to technology to keep east bay drivers safe. city council will vote on whether to instault security cameras. highway patrol say there

. >> kris sanchez is following the latest for us. >> good morning. in the last hour the french president confirmed that jetliner crashed after it disappeared from radar. however, the egyptian defense ministry is not confirming that yet. let's take a live look at egypt care operations in cairo. the defense minister in greece says it was in egyptian air space when it madeudden swerves. the route that traveled from paris to cairo, no confirmation that the plane came down from greek authorities. however confirmation from french authorities. it disappeared from radar after the pilot told authorities everything was routine. there were 60 people on board. 56 are passengers. three may have been air marshals. it appears no passenger is american. the greek civil aviation authority bans fights from the last point of contact with that flight. there are searches going on in the water, as well. the current indications are leaning towards some abrupt incident as opposed to some gradual malfunction point to the fact all scenarios right now are on the table. certainl

>> good morning, kris and scott. u.s. intelligence saying that they have detected an infrared signature that gives a strong indication that there was an explosion on board of the flight before it went down in the mediterranean. also, greece has found debris from the downed aircraft. reuters reporting that it is blue and white in color which matches the egyptair's color scheme. they believe a terror attack is more likely the cause rather than a mechanical problem yet no terrorist organizations have claimed responsibility. these are images of the actual airplane. it was an airbus a320 acquired in 2003. 48,000 flight hours. there were 66 people on board, including two infants, a child, three egyptair marshals. mostly french and egyptian nationals. as the aircraft was about to leave greek air space, the pilot seemed to be in good spirits. ten minutes later, the plane disappeared. the last known location, 37,000 feet, about 30 minutes out from cairo. radar recorded the plane making a sharp 90-degree turn and then a 360-degree

kris sanchez, today in the bay. >>> 6:33.ry today begins sentencing deliberations for the man who shot and killed a young oakland girl during a sleep over. jurors convicted darnell williams first degree murder with special circumstances. in july 2013 he shot and killed the 8-year-old girl during a sleep over. jurors convicted him in an unrelated shooting several weeks later. he is eligible for the death penalty. >>> tragic in ft. bay after an accident at a swimming pool a 4-year-old boy drowned when he slipped off a kick board and went under water unnoticed. it happened yesterday afternoon at the sonoma racket club complex. a spokesperson said minutes likely passed before the family discovered that boy. paramedics were not able to revive him. >>> national emergency medical services week. responders in the south bay will gather for a mass casualty drill. the simulated theme will include hospital evacuations and mock casualties. takes place at san jose's regional medical center. >> south bay leaders are handing out a plan to pr

scott and kris? >> kari, thank you. >>> there are about 200 people at the san francisco public defender's justice summit focused on the police department's use of force and what they want to change. >> stephanie chaung is there now. some say the police department need to change their policies? >> reporter: that's right, kris and scott. a wrongful death expert is in there right now talking. ken williams reviewed the records from the mayor woods' shooting to breakdown possible failures in the use of force policy who was back in september shot more than 20 times. he believes there needs to be de-escalation steps. for example, in the woods shooting caught on camera, the officer and woods moved towards each other closing a safe distance and increasing the chance of deadly force. williams suggests they clarify and emphasize policies specific to dealing with threats armed with knives. not guns. knives. one example would be avoiding rushing toward someone with a knife. instead, create space. another idea, ad

kris? >>> the drought is still with us so today state regulators take action on a long-term plan to try to save water. we are under mandatory water restrictions seen as a short way of dealing with the drought. regulators will vote on a three-year plan and it will require each water agency to assess how much water they have and what can be used. >> seems like a reasonable sort of thing to do. >> seems like we shouldn't have been doing it. >> a lot of things we should have been doing a long time ago. it's hot. not a time to water the grass today. >> oh, no. it may be cooling down and we may get rain this weekend so you should hold off on that. i think you'll have a couple days in between of more comfortable weather to get yard work done. as we look outside at the golden gate bridge, a nice way to start off the day and enjoying warmer weather and beach weather today. a look outside in healdsburg, mostly sunny skies. it's 79 degrees in the north bay. san francisco, 71 degrees. let's drop in to

kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> thank you very much, kris.this story continues to develop throughout the morning, you can follow the latest on our website. head to nbcbayarea.com for up to the minute information. >>> check out this bmw in the garage of a santa rosa house. police say the driver was traveling 100 miles through local city streets, eventually lost control and his car went through the yard of one home, kept going into the yard of another home and eventually slammed into the garage of the second home. this happened last night at franklin avenue and wright street. luckily nobody was hurt. the crash is still under investigation. it's 5:34 on your thursday morning. a man in a shootout with antioch police will be arraigned later today. 25-year-old mario serrano is expected to appear in court. he is facing charges shooting an officer in the head. serrano allegedly attacked several police officers who were responding after he crashed a reported stolen car from pittsburgh. >>> a renewed push to find a missing toddler. it's been over a mon

kris sanchez will bring us a live report at the top of the hour. i want to show you some cutting edge technology. this is a vhs tape. push that tape in and hit play. this is a flip phone. have you seen these before? it's called a compact disc. oh. looks like we're getting a facsimile. what year is it to you? it's old. you'd rather use newer technology? definitely. well, i've got something to show you. this is the 2016 chevy volt. it uses extended range electric technology. the prius hybrid uses battery technology developed 15 years ago. chevy expects volt drivers to get over a thousand miles between fill ups. it's got every technology there is. the prius actually belongs on the table. >>> a bay area piece of american history is back where it belongs. an alert viewer saw our report. an east bay man saw our story about a world war i camera stolen yesterday. he just purchased the cannon from an undisclosed seller believing the deal was legitimate. our cameras were there when police returned the cannon yesterday. police are looking for the person or pe

kris sanchez will have a live report after the brick.kris tease =sam/vo= plus-- igniting the start of fire season.. >>> day one of his murder trial is on the calendar again here. what could be the snag today. >>> brushfires pop-up and down california. the conditions firefighters are facing right now in monterey county. >> down to the wire. today is the deadline to register to vote here in california. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> a very good monday morning to you. thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> mike will have everyone's favorite morning commute. >> we've got our monday morning faces on here. >> and our forecast looks like the weekend. maybe if you're off today or have a chance to enjoy it, we'll have the same weather continuing. it does start out cool. look at these temperatures in the north bay. 48 degrees in the peninsula and 54 in san francisco with breezy winds and few clouds that are low clouds this morning. then we'll see sunshine today with highs reaching into the upper 60s, low 70s. 63 in san fra

this is the 66th park overall. >>> i'm kris sanchez. just talked with someone from the sheriff's department about the negotiations and some of the complications. the impact on your commute coming up. >>> overnight fire sends a child to the hospital with first and second degree burns. i'm bob redeal. live to vallejo coming up. >>> a baby hurt in this dramatic rollover crash in the east bay. "today in the çbay" starts rig now. a very good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> watching this vta standoff since we first came on air 4:30 means more people are going to be out in cars on the roads this morning. >> any change in the forecast? >> it w

kris/2shot and i'm kris sanchez. kris//2shot search teams are scouring an open space preserve near the marin country club where two novato high school students were shot and stabbed last night. one of them died. =scott/anim== nbc bay area's stephanie chuang is live at their high school where investigators just gave an update. stephanie. live intro developing story search for homicide suspects novato =kris/topvo= developing news out of vallejo this morning. i know, there is no further threat to the community. >> now, during this morning's update, he added that the motive and what led up to this double shooting is still unknown. just about now, 40 search and rescue team members should be going out with canines looking for evidence and weapons. we don't know if investigators have identified the suspects, if they are local or are students here. they will return tuesday morning after the holiday where there will be grief counselors on site and there may be a candlelight vigil they will hold in honor, in memory of this vic

kris sanchez tracking reports of possible debring.ps the first of the victims of egyptair flight 804 spotted from the air. i'm kris sanchez, where the search for answers stands now. =steph/vo= steph tease =steph/live= steph tee =runs 5= am/vo >>> where the search continues today. >>> convincing victory, but more than that, the sharks are preparing to do something they have never done before. last night a stellar win against the st. louis blues. a full breakdown of their domination coming up. "today in the bay" starts right now. good morning on this friday. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. made it to friday morning. make it through the morning commute in a little bit. >> mike is going to have your update in a second. changes in the forecast, windy and cooler today. >> grab a jacket and have warm clothes for the day. also need sunglasses. we are taking a live look now at the oracle arena. it will be chilly this morning. sunrise in under an hour. mostly cloudy today and cooler with gusty winds. we'll have showers developing later on tonight i

kris, what's the latest. == kris/live== take vo == kris/live== ==kris tosses to mike== ==mike//traffic h set== . >> laura sanchez is livety scene of the fire. >> reporter: if you look straight behind me, this is what started in an l-shaped building that houses about 12 businesses here. the four appears to be out in the middle building where the fire started and to the left in the indian restaurant next door. if you go to the right-hand side, will you see the corner unit there because the fire did pred spo that apex there of the l. so the fire has now pred to that l-shaped middle part of the building. you will see firefight errors on top of the buildings on the other side of the l. they are venting the rooftops there, so the fire has no place else to go attacking the fire with hoses from the ground. certainly you see that dousing the ladders are pouring on back of that this morning. this is one main building. luckily the fire did not injure anybody at this point it appears, if fire captain or chief says firefighters arrived at 3:00, they made sure nobody was inside the building. they di

. >> we presented him not only the jersey but a picture of him shooting a jump shot that mirrored kris jenkins jump shot, because we got a lot of respect for him as a great leader. and a great man. but also that he is a baller, too. he can play ball. >> reporter: during the speech, the president seemed to know what he was talking about, especially describing that last-minute shot. 4.7 seconds on the clock, kris jenkins buries that shot n celebrating, he not only celebrated here at the court but on the white house with this video. take a look at it. i'm going to let it speak for itself right here. that is kris jenkins along with his teammates in front of the white house behind me on the grounds taking part in that running man challenge, that viral activity that's been taking place all over social media. i'm sure that will go viral in a matter of minutes. what the president didn't seem to know, you can check nbc10.com for this, he knew a lot about basketball, could describe that shot, but he didn't know how to say ryan arcidiacono, the point guard for the wildcats, arcidiacono's last nam

kris sanchez, today in the bay. >>> 6:03. a gunman is on the run following a deadly shooting south of market. police tell us a man was shot and killed at 6 and minna 11:30 last night. no word on a possible motive. >>> also in san francisco, police looking for two suspects who barged into a home last night. this happened near 27th and noriega. detectives believe the thieves followed the people home. one person suffered a minor injury and police are searching for the suspects. >>> for the latest developments in vallejo where police are desperately trying to track down this man. they say he is dangerous. he is suspected of killing his 5-year-old son by setting his house on fire. he used an accelerant to start the fire sunday morning. his son was trapped in the master bedroom and died. his wife and other son made it out okay but they are injured. >>> two santa clara jail correctional deputies are facing criminal charges in connection with an alleged inmate beating last summer. they turned themselves in yesterday. each is accused

scott and kris? >> kari, thanks. >> our nbc app is a great way to look at the weather when you can't chase kari around the newsroom. >>> the sudden resignation of the san francisco police chief greg suhr following the deadly shooting of a 27-year-old woman suspected of stealing a car in the bay view. mayor ed lee announced that greg suhr was out a few hours later. >> you've talked to people who support the chief and those that don't support the chief. the question is, where does the city go from here, stephanie? >> reporter: that's right. you have supervisors who supported chief greg suhr, one of the most progressive police chiefs. for instance, he started the town hall meeting policy, having one after every officer-involved shooting and that was a way to reach out to the community. but after the death of that woman who was apparently unarmed yesterday, mayor lee met with chief suhr and then announced the resignation after he served more than 30 years on the force. lee says progress so far has been m

kris sanchez, today in the bay. >>> it is 6:03. lanes of interstate 80 were shut down because of police activity. we are working to find out more from the chp. we do know there was a crash at 10:30 last night on the eastbound lanes of 80 west of highway 4. one person was taken to the hospital. investigators are not releasing their condition. all lanes were closed off for several hours but they are now open. >> the morgan hill gym owner accused of sexually assaulting his clients is expected in court to face charges. he will be arraigned later today, the owner and trainer at wolfpack training center. five female clients are accusing him of sexual assault. two of them are minors. >> wolfsmith faces up to 40 years in prison if convicted. >> a peninsula police officer is now at the center of a criminal investigation himself. san mateo police officer noaa winchester is accused of sexually assaulting women while on duty. prosecutors say they've been investigating him since october. the san mateo police chief released this letter announcin

=kris/4shot=and i'm kris sanche laura garcia-cannon. >>> good friday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> hey. >> had a little problem with the clicker, but it's all okay. randy our engineer is a wizard. he got it done. >> a lot of people like to click on monday and make it seem like it's friday. it is actually friday. congratulations, you made it. >> hard work. we made it. well done, team. it's going to heat up. if you're making outdoor plans, go for it. here is a nice-looking shot from san francisco. pretty in pink this morning. you can see no fog in sight. waking up to just a little bit of clouds. later on headed to 85 in the south bay. san francisco, you'll be comfortable at 69. this sets the stage for a big warming trend for the weekend. we'll talk about those numbers and 90s on tap. tracking 90s on the road? >> i'm not going to throw anybody on the bus. folks can go at the speed limit or maybe a little bit faster. we'll show you all over the bay. green means go as we talked about for the kids. chp is out there watching so be careful. trave

>> that's a great question, kris. you know, when voters passed the water bond back in 2014, backers said it could be a first step in helping create new, innovative ways for california to address the ought problems. but when we combed through the fine print of this bond spending, we found records of lots of old traditional things that got a lot of money but very little funding for new innovative techniques. at first glance, this looks like a regular road project but it's part of the $17.4 million water recycling project currently under construction in pleasa pleasantton. this has been awarded through the state's 7.5 billion water bond measure. >> we're moving as quickly and prudently as we can. >> felicia serves on the board that oversees water bond spending. >> the trick is, you're trying to figure out how do we get the money out the door but how do we get it out responsibly in a way that is going to be dollars that is well spent. >> reporter: but we've discovered more than 1.5 billion has yet to be spent or committed

kris tease =laura/live= and it's just one of the many problems plaguing the >>> i'm kris sanchez in losgatos. investigators are on the scene where is there a mysterious death in the mountains. >> kris sanchez will have more in a live report. >>> just one of many problems plaguing the new eastern span of the bay bridge. flooding at the foundation of the big tower. plans being revealed by caltrans to possibly fix the issue. >>> they call them the splash brothers. does that qualify as a flood of points last night? another win in the books for the mighty warriors. that did not come without a fight. it's been a close series. the excitement boiling over in the bay area as warriors clinch and move on to the western conference finals. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us on this thursday. i'm sam brock. >> i'm lawyeria garcia-cannon. i'm also glad it's thursday. moving through the week. >> it got hot yesterday. >> it was warm yesterday. pretty much the same thing today. then it cools down as we get into the weekend. expect the mor

i'm kris sanchez. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. it's been 85 hours since a peninsula father of two was last seen and the search is growing more intense to find the 27-year-old last seen in a millbrae parking lot. >> stephanie chuang is live there now. you talked with investigators who say this does appear to be a suspicious disappearance. >> reporter: it does. good morning to you. investigators say there's no sign of foul play just yet, but there are a sequence of events that's very concerning here. we've seen this missing persons flier around the millbrae pancake house parking lot here, this is across the street from mr. keith green lived and also where his family and friends say they last saw him and that was around 10:15 thursday night. now, this is what they also know, eight hours later a hiker found his cellphone near the rose garden at golden gate park in san francisco and notified police and that was around 6:00 friday morning. quite a distance here. a friend tells us he is a father of a four-year-old and 22 month old, both

kris sanchez is live with more on what is next for our sharks.od morning, kris. >> i hope you like beards because those playoff beards are not going anywhere. the san jose sharks head into game one of the stanley cup finals. it is excitement you can hear anywhere in san jose. the fireworks were nearly drowned out by the fans leaving the sap center. though it wasn't a nail-biting ending, some fans may not have nails left after 25 years rooting for team teal. >> 25 years, drinking a lot of beers. >> the final score into an empty goal with less than 20 seconds left. you can watch game one of the stanley cup finals here on nbc bay area monday night. if the pittsburgh penguins win because it will start in pittsburgh. if tampa wins, the series starts here at the shark tank. that will be decided tonight between penguins and lightning. we are going to root for tampa so the sharks can start here. kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> i don't think any of the people from last night celebrating are up this early in the morning. if you're getting the day starte

. >> kris sanchez live there with what we know so far. >> good morning.san jose police have not told us if that killer is in custody so we have to believe the person who stabbed this man to death around midnight last night is still at-large in the community. san jose police still here on scene five hours later along story roadside of the parking lot of the tropicana plaza. the victim was stabbed once and died here at the scene. investigators are collecting evidence. they have cordoned off a large part of this commercial parking lot here. this is san jose's 17th homicide of the year. anyone with information is urged to report it to the san jose police department. you can report what you know anonymously. kris sanchez, today in the bay. >>> 5:02, a man and his dog were killed if a house fire in concord last night. a woman in the home was able to get out ahive but did suffer minor injuries. firefighters say when they arrived, a car and the garage were fully engulfed in flames. the man later died at a hospital. firefighters say it is not clear what sparked th

kris van kleave, cbs news, los angeles. >>> a security scare at the national mall in washington turned out to be nothing. a man who said that he had been exposed to anthrax drove on to the mall in front of the capitol. he called police and said he had put some of the substance in his

kris, thank you. well, there seems to be no end to the long security lines at airports. at chicago's o'hare, look at this, 450 people missed their flights yesterday. more than 100 of them had to spend the night on cots. the t.s.a. doesn't have enough screeners. at least two airlines are exploring the idea of hiring extra people to speed up the lines. today the supreme court punted on one of the biggest cases of the term, whether obamacare can require religious groups to offer contraception coverage through their insurance plans. you'll recall there's a vacancy on the court, and today the justices apparently did not want to risk a 4-4 tie, which would have led to different laws in different states. so they sent the case back to the lower courts to explore a compromise. some republicans opposed to donald trump are trying to recruit someone to run against him as an independent. here's major garrett on how that's going. >> i just think running third party doesn't feel right. >> reporter: a long-shot effort to mount an independent campaign fizzled further today when john kasi

. >>> i'm kris sanchez in morgan hill. dana stubblefield is accused of raping a developmental ly disabled woman. "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> thank you very much. a good morning to you on this tuesday. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> bright and early. i'm laura garcia-cannon. we'll get more to that in a minute as well as morning commute. let's get a look at that forecast. >> it's looking good today. we start out with clouds. we will have peeks of sunshine throughout the day and mild temperatures, too. we are getting ready for rain in the forecast. not today. we'll hold off as you get a look at the golden gateç bridge 53 san francisco, 7:00 in the peninsula with highs today reaching into the low 70s inland and 60s along the coast and in the north bay. into the next few days, a little bit of wet weather. i'll detail that in a few minutes. it's starting to stack up at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> no surprises. i'll show you the lights and you see they are backed up. we'll show you what things are

kris, thank you. today, the zika virus fouled the plans of major league baseball. the league canceled a series between the pittsburgh pirates and miami marlins in port preako. the games will now be played in miami. today, the presumptive republican nominee won a few endorsements from top republicans, and he lost quite a few. donald trump agreed to sit down with the house speaker, paul ryan, who has said that he is not ready to jump on the trump bandwagon. major garrett is following this. >> paul ryan, i don't know what happened. >> reporter: donald trump told supporters in omaha, nebraska, today, he was caught off guard when house speaker paul ryan said he could not endorse the presumptive nominee. >> he was congratulating me on doing so well. i figure routinely he'd be behind it, and he the other day just in a big surprise. >> reporter: republican chairman reince priebus said trump called him after ryan's snub. >> i said, "listen, let me just, you know-- my view is just relax and be gracious, and i'll talk to paul, and we'll try to work on this." >> reporter: prie

kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> thank you very much.ne of the reasons people might want to bolt is the cost of living. another bay area city is debating boosting the bottom line for its lowest wager. san mateo county members are discussing minimum wage that could go beyond $15 per hour minimum. this debate is going to focus on phasing in planned hikes at a much faster rate. readers will ask for input at tonight's meeting and decide their next course of action. >>> santa rosa council members are reportedly considering taking the next step implementing rent control. council members are ready to decide setting annual rental increases on units built before 1995. they are considering whether or not to ban unfair evictions. >>> keith green was last seen at home thursday. he left behind most of his belongings including his wallet and car. friday a hiker found his cell phone in san francisco. if you have seen green, please call police. >>> we know a bay area man died in a plane crash in nevada. the single engine plane run by sky combat ace cras

kris van cleave is at washington's reagan national airport. kris? >> reporter: charlie, it was another day of frustration on capitol hill. this time from airports and airlines. airports big and small said they are seeing flyer frustration turn to anger and worry the passengers could be reaching their breaking point. american airlines said more than 70,000 of their passengers have missed flights so far this year because of the long t.s.a. lines. the airline also pushed back on the argument that bag fees were the blame for the delays, saying more than 40,000 checked bags on american have missed flights because of screening delays with checked bags. because we've gotten into this busy summer travel season, there are fewer available seats on airplane, so if people miss flights today because of the long line, they may not be able to rebooked on to a flight until saturday. >> rose: thanks, kris. at atlanta's hartsville airport, they're testing an automated system to move passengers through security more quickly. david begnaud is there. >> reporter: charli

i'm kris sanchez, in for laura garcia cannon.=sam/4shot= and i'm sam brock >>> good friday morning. thanks for joining us, i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. beach bums will be happy with what you have to say. >> yes. if only i wasn't working. but if you have the weekend off, get out and enjoy the sunshine. >> think of me. >> keep me in mind. have a margarita for me. can we say margarita 6:30 in the morning on a friday? it's friday. come on. here is a look at the sunshine coming through. waking up to a bright start in san francisco. no fog. hazy. 85 later on in wine country. san francisco, up to 69. 79 for the east bay. south bay up to 85. under plenty of sunshine. it gets warmer the next couple of days. we'll talk about 90s in our future. mike is getting you to your future. >> you can say margarita in the morning. one of my friends is margarita. good morning. easy drive. look at your map. this is how easy it is all around the bay. one key spot, it's not the bay bridge. it is here. san leandro southbou

kris and scott?> thank you, kari. >>> coming up, the new report that bay area roads and highways are going to get worse before they get better. today -- as we give you a live look at highway 1-0-1 in palo alto. >>> more bad news for commuters today as we look at highway 101 in palo alto. a national transportation research group says bay area is underfunded. >> our scott budman has more. >> reporter: you see them all over the bay area, projects to repair our roads. but amidst all of the traffic and construction delays, many of the projects are running short of cash. >> a lot of what needs to be done at this point is not funded. >> reporter: for example, b.a.r.t., a national transportation group called trip says the bay area b.a.r.t. expansion is in danger because so far there's not enough money to fund the next phase. the same holds true, they say, for projects to widen highways in santa clara, sonoma and marin county. >> when you look at the most critically needed transportation projects that are goi

. >>> i'm kris sanchez at redwood estates where a crime scene is under way. how it's connected to another scene on highway 17. >> mvp does it again. hitting the daggers. what's next? the dove's quest for back-to-back titles right now on "today in the bay." good morning to you. thanks for joining us. >> don't you love these family shots? high five, everyone all around. temperatures going up high one more day. >> especially as we go into the afternoon hours. we start out again this morning with the clouds and follow. taking a live look at san francisco. 60 in san francisco and 71 in the tri-valley. continues to go up from there. 82 in the tri-valley. south bay up to 81. we will have cooler temperatures in time for the weekend. i'll talk more about that in a few minutes. let's get a look at the san mateo bridge with mike. >> san mateo bridge moves well. i want to take you to the san jose crash. there is your commute. if you use 880 you cannot connect there right now that. connector is closed by a big rig crash. you'll exit 1, go north up to stevens creek bouleva

it was one big swing of the bat by kris bryant. a three-run homer that led to a five-run second inning. a great night for jake arrieta. >> jon: 22 consecutive starts the cubs have won. for more on the game, tune in to "sportsnet central" csn bay area. tune in monday night for giants pregame live for game one of the giants/padre series. we'll be back with you next week for the giants/rockies in denver. tomorrow, 4:15 and sunday 5:05. and on the giants radio network. jon miller for mieke krukow. the cubs beat the giants 8-1. good night from san francisco. =nats= latakoo: :13 oh my god this is trt:02le =jess/cont vo= it's been a frustrating and emotional friday night for some homeowners in fairfield. late tonight, they are assesing the damage after a fire ripped through their neighborhood. =jess/2-shot= good evening, i'm jessica aguirre. =raj/2-shot= and i'm raj mathai. welcome to this special prime time edition of nbc bay area news. we're on early tonight because of the giants game. =raj/map= this 4-alarm fire -- was visible from i-8

. >> i'm kris sanchez. for the first time, former san francisco 49 dana stubblefield answered publicly to rape allegations interest a disabled woman. >> stephanie chuang was there. she has more. >> reporter: here at dana stubblefield's church in san jose is where his attorneys said this was set to be from the get-go a trial in the media, not in a courtroom. and that he was arrested in front of his kids, at his kids' school yesterday when he would have turned himself in, given the chance. take a listen as stubblefield made a quick comment off the top of the press conference himself. he highlighted the fact that these accusations of rape involve a woman allegedly developmentally disabled is what makes this even tougher to take. >> i'm here to state, without any reservation, that i'm completely innocent of all of these allegations. one of my primary charities is special olympics, something true and dear to my heart. this is why these allegations hurt me so badly. >> reporter: stubblefield and his attorneys wen

kris sanchez, today in the bay. >>> listen to that.you can almost feel the power from that tornado. new video, one of the many twisters wreaking havoc across the plains. at least two people were killed when the severe storm destroyed homes and buildings, uprooting trees and tossing cars. this video is from the city of wynwood. at least one man isn't dwelling on the destruction. he is counting his blessings as he and his family came face-to-face with one of these tornadoes. >> i was hanging on for my dear life. one time's enough for me. >> they were not hurt. dave gutierrez is in oklahoma this morning with a live report in our next half hour. >> closer to home now. san francisco attorney settled on a $3.4 million settlement. three people died in that crash that happened back in 2013. >>> a new legal twist in the case against the two san jose brothers accused of killing their own parents. seen her in court yesterday and his 17-year-old brother might be tried separately. a judge granted a request by the older brother's attorney to delay t

kris sanchez is tracking the latest on the crash in our newsroom.rt is coming at 6:56. >>> as we embark on a new chapter for the police, we aim to restore this trust. >> a community that's been on edge and now there is a new leader in charge. the san francisco police department. >> chief greg suhr officially resigned in the wake of yet another deadly shooting at the hands of his officers. stephy chuang live in san francisco with reaction from suhr's supporters and detractors. >> good morning. >> you can see the barricades still here behind me where the protesters actually turned into a celebration of his resignation. now they are focused on the top of the chain mayor ed lee. protesters like the frisco 5 say lee must immediately resign following the death of people of color killed in police shootings. the breaking point ahead of suhr's resignation was yesterday. police shot and killed a black woman suspected of stealing a car in the neighborhood. tony chaplain is the acting chief. >> the police department is now on notice. we have a black man who is

. >> and i'm kris sanchez. before we get to that story, we have breaking news in san francisco where police are investigating a death at the moscone center. the man died at an apparent construction accident. he was using a cherry picking type of machinery and got pinned between the equipment and the concrete that he was working with. work on site has been suspended for the day. our christie smith is there at the scene. more today at 5:00 and 6:00. >> and we'll continue to follow that online. east bay police investigating another highway shooting as we were talking about involving a driver on hercules. police are trying to track down the shooter. >> stephanie chuang is live in our newsroom. police believe it's connected to the other highway shootings? >> that remains unclear but what is clear is a bit disconcerting, that there have been 21 shootings since november alone and 12 have been on highway 80. most recently, a 25-year-old man was driving on highway 80 past sunol at 10:30 last night when a white sedan pul

kris/2shot and i'm kris sanchez.ar the marin country club where two novato high school students were shot and stabbed last night. one of them died. =scott/anim== nbc bay area's stephanie chuang is live at their high school where investigators just gave an update. stephanie. live intro developing story search for homicide suspects novato =kris/topvo= developing news out of vallejo this morning.

>> reporter: yeah, good news, scott and kris. not as bad as was feared in first because one lane in effect direction opened up and an hour later muni buses started to go through. the city is targeting the oldest sewer lines and this one would qualify. it dates back to 1875. crews began the repairs in the hour and the work expected to last until around friday. >> welcome to san francisco. happy cinco de mayo. sinkhole de mayo. >> reporter: the sinkhole has become a punch line, but as you can see on this cell phone video, it wasn't so funny for the family sitting in this suv, the unlucky ones to feel the ground shift beneath them while at this intersection. one of the most congested stretches of roadway through here. >> a lot of traffic comes through here, the main thorough fare. what are we going to do? >> reporter: san francisco police helped guide traffic after the entire block closed down into the morning, reopening one lane in each direction to help ease the morning rush hour congestion, we watched as the first muni bus passed