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laura: the u.s.ilitary today acknowledged that two children were likely killed by an strike in november aimed at militants. the first time the pentagon has acknowledged civilian casualties since it began the air campaign against islamic state. over the past week the bbc has been following a boat full of hundreds of migrants adrift off the coast of thailand. they were rescued by indonesian officials. 6000 migrants set sail seven months ago from myanmar heading south. half of them have made it a sure, but the others are still at sea. most of the migrants arm rohingya muslims fleeing persecution in their country. our reporters finding out the traffickers are holding the migrants to ransom. reporter: they are in tea and the bolts, but the traffickers have not given up on making money. a revenge of muslim was ransomed and free last weekend -- they are emptying the books, but the traffickers have not give up on making money. the rohingya muslims was ransomed and free last week in. >> they decided to send u

i'm laura trevelyan. lauarura: six police officers in baltimore charge with the death of freddie gray. >> i heard your calls for no justice. your peace is needed as i work to deliver justice for this young man. laura: six days after the earthquake, who are the missions delivering supplies by air? taking a walk through the whitney. the famed art museum has reopened in new york and you can't beat the view. welcome to our viewers on public television and around the globe. baltimore's top prosecutor announced top charges against six officers involved in the arrest of freddie gray, a black man who died in police custody. his death provoked violent protests earlier this week and president obama has called for the truth to be uncovered. the police union called this a rush to judgment. reporter: for so many , a cloud has been lifted. they have been demanding justice for freddie gray. given what has happened before in cases involving black men in the police in america, they did not expect this. >> the findings of

laura: what's going to happen? it's easy to talk about healing if he front end of an investigation but if they come out with all sorts of unflattering things about the police -- gwen: or say the six police officers are not charged or indicted on -- or convicted ultimately? pierre: she's got two tiers going on right now. there is is the justice department investigation into what happened to mr. gray. in is again looking at the pattern and practice of the police department. there are a couple of vaff -- avenues to resolve it. you saw in ferguson they didn't get a charge against the police get but the justice department went in and said your police department is pretty foul in the way it treats african-americans so you have to make commaze. jeff: what are her other agenda items in the short time she has left in the administration? pierre: i think the biggest agenda she has right snow terrorism. we heard this week how isis is usualing social media in unprecedented ways to leverage people inside the united states and he

. >> laura price was told she was on that plane, one of the dozen who were in the top portion of thene who survived. like most baby lift adoptees laura was air lifted out of saigon with almost no papers with basically no papers of her birth parents. >> i grew up with the belief that i was on this plane crash and i was a survivor and i was one of the lucky babies who made it out of that horrific accident. three years ago i found out that i was not on that plane. >> what was that like hearing that? >> devastating, disbelief. it was -- i mean not that you want to be part of a plane crash. sounds really odd. but i did want that to be part of my history because that is what i grew up believing. i went to vietnam and i cried at that plane crash site, for what i thought happened to me. and visualized this trauma, and it was -- it was hard. and then you find out guess what? that is not part of your history at all. >> just turned out beautifully. >> the crash was also traumatic for laura's adoptive mother, laura olmstead who took two years filling out paper work to adopt a baby from vietnam.

hi everyone, i'm laura ingraham in for bill o'reilly.et right to our top story, will any agency investigate hillary clinton and the clinton foundation? well apparently it will not be the state department. >> the state department does not nor will not intend to issue a formal judgment about items that were not submitted during secretary hillary clinton's tenure. >> is there a reason why the state department is not interested in finding out whether there was even a question of -- or an appearance of any kind of impropriety? >> again, we're not aware of any -- >> well you're not aware of any, you're not looking back. >> now, the clintons are certainly feeling the heat but with no official investigations under way, they're still shrugging off the allegations. >> what is the problem with the foundation? >> i just work here i don't know. >> but i mean to ask you, a democratic -- >> but you know look there is one set of rules for politics in america. and another set for real life and you just have to learn to deal with it. >> but this is -- you

laura: the brutality of the traffickers in myanmar. the united states has removed cuba from its list of state-sponsored terrorism, which eliminates a major obstacle towards restoring diplomatic ties. president obama announced a historic saw t --haw with cuba. but the trade embargo remains. within days, argentina is expected to rule that a special prosecutor who was found dead in january under suspicious circumstances, probably killed himself. shortly before he died, he accused the government and born of cyrus -- accused the government in buenos aires of corruption. his wife has been speaking exclusively to our correspondent. >> alberto nesbitt is buried in a quiet corner. his grave piled high with stones of remembrance. he was a 51-year-old prosecutor who spent almost two decades investigating who was behind one of the worst terror attacks in argentine history. on july 18, 1994, a massive car bomb destroyed it jewish community center, killing 85 people. no one has ever been convicted. 21 years later, a huge amount of evidence has been

laura: duncan woodside earlier. shiite militia amassing on the outside kurtz -- outskirts of ramadi. they're hoping to retake the city from the islamic state group that seized control of this provincial capital sunday. hundreds of civilians were killed when islamic state fighters entered the city and the loss of ramadi was one of the most stunning defeats yet. josh: ramadi falls to islamic state militants. this amateur footage appears to show them abandoning the city. they said in a statement they have taken full control of the capital of anbar province. the iraqi government calls on them to help push back the islamic state fighters. >> we will be a real back on for security forces, an impenetrable fortress for this country. we will support the legitimacy and iraq represented in the government and parliament. josh: they fought the group when they manage to take the sunni majority into crit last month. -- in tikrit. the fall of ramadi is the biggest setback for the government in baghdad since they launched a major op

good morning to you, laura and sam. as first reported by comcast sports bay area the nba expected to announce later today at 1:00 that war years superstar steph curry is this year's mvp, most valuable player. seen here during yesterday's game against the grizzlies, this is not a huge surprise that curry is receiving the top honor from the league. a lot of people expect this given his tremendous performance during the regular season. look at his three-pointers. 273 for the season. a personal best for curry. according to the bay area news group his parents informed his son last night over dinner that he received the mvp award making curry the first warrior to receive the award since wilt chamberlain in 1960. >> steph is the guy who really was the maestro of the warriors with the best offense. they had a historically good season. one of only ten teams to win 67 games in a season. i think when you look at steph's numbers individually they were terrific across the board. >> reporter: there's curry with the amazing buzzer bea

laura and sam? >> overview of the technology there, thank you very much, kris. >>> in the meantime, could be a wet start to your day. >> don't be deceived, it's dry right now but i got a peek at the radar. offshore right now? >> it is. developing offshore as we speak. get into this afternoon we're going to keep the showers going. but the bulk of the moisture will come through between 6:00 and 9:00. that is right in the hearts of your morning drive. let's talk about what we're expecting from today's storm. you can see us coming up from the south pushing to the north. we have quite a bit of shower activity places in the high elevations of the south bay expected to see the highest total as we get into your day. what you will notice is plentiful moisture right now lurking just off the coast of marin county and sonoma county. the system is going to move in later on this morning. we stop that clock for you at 8:00 a.m. the main front comes through. that's going to continue as we head throughout the day to

sam and laura? >> thank you, kris. think all those families affected knowing the technology could have been put into place. very difficult pill to swallow there. >>> we are updating this story across all of our dim tall platforms. go to nbcbayarea.com or download the free app. >>> a lot of heartache in the south bay as well with graduation around the corner. south bay high school students with dealing with a tragedy. three students killed in a late night car crash in gilroy. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell is live where two students have died in just less than a span of a week. >> reporter: sam and laura, students here at christopher high and gilroy are getting ready for another vigil. the second one this week. earlier this week they had a memorial for natalia salcido. a classmate killed in a clar crash on saturday. within the past 36 hours they lost another classmate, 18-year-old sara jean williams, a senior about to graduate. she died tuesday night in a crash in gilroy that also killed yescnia mendoza-pena. both s

sam and laura, back over to you.nother reason why i'm glad spring has sprung. >> are you notice that landon is wearing warrior blue? that dress. >> perfect for today. >> very nice segue. thank you very much, landon. >> perfect for today. thank you. in fact, let's look at the oracle arena right now. tonight the warriors are looking to tame the memphis grizzlies in game two of the finals. >> all the fresh off of steph curry's mvp's announcement yesterday. emotions running high for steph curry and the team and fans. >> reporter: absolutely. good morning to you, sam and laura. i got to say it is a bit bizarre being here so early. it's so quiet. it's my first time being on the court. it is going to be excitement again for game two tonight against the memphis grizzlies. they've got strength in number t-shirts around the arena for the fans. it was 101-86 on sunday. they're hoping for a repeat tonight, of course. and as you mentioned the buzz especially greater. tonight after steph curry's mvp award he officially received it

hi laura. >> reporter: hello. the fans at the stadium, much like the players, tuning up for tonight's big game. we also found the family of a young danville boy getting ready for the game tonight. he too will be front and center at oracle. >> i'm just excited pumped up. >> reporter: just like his warrior idol, steph curry it's game day for dustin o'shea as the 12-year-old prepares for his performance on the junior jam

i'm laura garcia-cannon p. >> i'm sam brock. we're learning chilling details about the pilot of the germanwings flight. investigators he practiced the crash into the french alps on a previous flight. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is in studio. kris, we're expected to learn more from france's crash investigation agency later y.

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the cuff laura cut off her dress and handed to her nephew. it was her husband's nephew, the next day but the fragment from her dress, she never gave away pieces of the dress during her lifetime, and either her daughter or granddaughter gave away five fraeggments we know about. we don't know what happened to the rest of the dress. we don't know where the fragments these came from but collecting things like this during that period of time death and mourning artifacts were very popular. when king went up to the box to bring water that the doctor requested, she asked to hold the president's head in her lap and granted that. when she needed to leave or ready to leave the box, they did not want to put the president's head on to the floor of the theater box, so the theater manager who was there grabbed the flag that was decorating the front of the box, which is right here, and they folded it up and put that under lincoln's head. we have bloodstaining here. this flag on loan to us from the pike county historical society in pennsylvania. and so that f

back to you, sam and laura. >>> it is 4:49. it is also a big week for the golden state warriors hosting the houston state rockets in the conference finals. the same year they won it all, in 1975. this is a pretty good match-up for the dubs. >> i think they're going to go all the way. i mean, i'm -- i'm rooting for them. >> i think it's wonderful. it's wonderful for the entire bay area. people are so excited and behind them. >> on the resale markets tickets are ampling over $500. game one tips off tomorrow night at oracle arena. we have much more on the website and our nbc bay area app. download it on your android devices. >> they already have their nicknames, the splash brothers, the dubs. the current generation, youtube generation, generation z. >> researchers say generation deaf might be appropriate. that story, next. >>> we'll get a live look. sapp jose where i was looking at pretty good burst of traffic. looks like things calm down there wi there. >>> we >>> very good monday morning. overlooking at&t park along the embark d

i mentioned laura ingalls before. laura ingalls was from brooklyn. not to be confused with laura ingalls wilder of the "little house" books. she was a brooklyn girl and a famous aviator throughout the 1930's. ruth nichols, who was considered sort of one of the glamour girls of aviation in the 1930's. helen richey, who set an endurance record. she was over the field for 10 days. her story we will get to in a little bit. sort of has a tragic end. beryl markham, who became the first woman to fly across the atlantic from east to west. did not quite yet all the way to floyd bennett field. crashed up in northern maine but eventually did make it to the field. jackie cochran, who is a very famous aviator. let me ask you -- how many of you have heard that name before? how many of you have heard the name amelia ehrhardt before? of course you have. everybody has. my main goal this evening is to try to get you -- if i do nothing else today, it's to get you to know who jackie cochran was. she's a fascinating person. women aviators flew all throughout the 1930's d

good morning, sam and laura. this woman who owns this store artist style boutique store installed the camera in january. otherwise we may not have any idea who broke into this store here on the 200 block of westportal avenue. it was around 3:30 in the morning two weeks ago. dark like it is right now. police have just released the security camera footage from april 21st. you can see the man wearing a black hat, jacket, and red shirt. walking by, he studies the block, the area around, you can we so he's wearing gloves. he then walks out. looks around the street again before he takes a rock out of his pocket and throws it at the door. nothing breaks so he picks up the rock again. looks around again before throwing the rock at the door. at that point he goesnd starts to kick it in. it's three times until it finally gives way. he ducks under with a duffel bag and you can see in the video that he's messing with the top right corner with necklaces and jewelry. he's in and out in 40 seconds and grabs a tray full of rings

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. update to breaking news. authorities in the east bay say they think they know who led them on a wild purr suit that ended in a dramatic crash, just not where he is. >> it started in concord. police say the suspect drovehe

sam and laura? >> thank you very much, kris. >>> it has been nearly a year since whole foods launched its pilot program into selling rabbit meat. the chain said the meat was in high demand and whole foods spent four years making sure it created the best program to produce rabbit meat. but is it? investigative reporter vicky nguyen has the explanation. >> good morning. when it comes to meat whole foods touts the high quality and high standards for humanely raised meat. critics say the company is falling short of that mission. we obtained the usda inspection reports for iowa rabbit where whole foods gets its rabbit meat. inspectors found fecal smears on the back tail in the final rinse and raised concerns and contamination of the meat. they also found wet rabbits in crates, and in at least one instance rabbits without access to water because it was turning into ice during the winter. they called that a concern. both as an animal welfare issue and a sanitary issue. we also reviewed what are believed to

sam, laura?u, kris. >>> also a new app aimed at making it easier for the public to document police misconduct called mobile justice california. it just launched yesterday. more than 2,000 people have already downloaded it. here's how it works. if you're witnessing an incident with the police you open up the app and you press record. the video is sent to an aclu lawyer closest to you right away no matter what happens to your pho phone. >>> a major earthquake rattled the south pacific nation of papua new guinea. the pacific tsunami warning center sent out a tsunami alert following that quake but that warning has since been lifted an no damage reported. >>> developing right now the people of nepal are trying to put their lives back together follow that massive 7.8 magnitude earthquake. the they're picking up tents and starting to move back indoors, if they have a home to get in to. this is new video this morning showing survivors and evacuees watching as an entire mountainside just gives way. this l

i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. a suspected drunk driver is expected to -- suspected, i should say, expected to appear in court tomorrow. he crashed his car into a livermore backyard killing a mother and her 14-month-old daughter. >> "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang live in livermore where a memorial is growing for those victims. stephanie, what is so amazing about this, they weren't even on the road. this was a mother and child in a backyard celebrating. >> reporter: that's right. good morning. if you can imagine here along stanley, there was a celebration going on in the backyard behind me for a communion and birthday party. this is where they were when they were hit. this is 7:00 saturday night. you can see the aftermath still where the driver ran into trees and plowed into the brach yard. flying debris injured a 6 and 7-year-old boy as well. memorial, balloon, stuffed animals, more than two dozen lit candles. it continues to get bigger. 35-year-old brian jones of livermore is out on bail after livermore pol

laura and sam? >> not a chance. not the last we will hear from eric snowden and what the nsa has done. >> that's the last time we will cover that as well as the forecast. qust has a look at it today. >> we have a lot to cover today. 6:58 is the time. temperatures right now in the 50s. clouds definitely going to be a factor. mix of sun and clouds for today. best bet for showers will be later on this afternoon. here is the setup. dry and cold air mass to our north. warm and moist to our south. the two combined work against each other. we get atmospheric fireworks in form form of thunderstorms this evening. no worries. tomorrow morning we're going to keep that chance going, especially for our local hillsides and our mountainous areas across the bay area. stick with us. i'm with you every 15 minutes throughout the "today" show. >> a lot of activity you're watching there. if you're feeling desenated today, the patriots are hopefully drivers are not. >> yes, looking over toward the drivers, inflate your tires though, prop

laura: cuando estuvo secuestrada le pedÍ agua bendita.ablado con ella, hay que dejara la que asimilÓ suyo. aquÍ estoy irÁn querida con todo mi cariÑo para cuando tÚ necesites hablar con alguien, que somos hermanas del mismo dolor. >> evitÓ hablar del distanciamiento con sus hermanas, y nos dijo que tiene un plan entre ellos abrir un centro cultural que llevarÁ su nombre. barbie: como les prometieron a ustedes, el grupo intocable nos presenta su nueva cancion y el tema es " cajita de cartÓn" pamela: ya verÁn por quÉ no se han animado... >> sigue de manteles largos el grupo intocable, festejando su trayectoria y las altas ventas de su nuevo disco. y en estos 20 aÑos muchos han sido los anÉcdotas y la evidencia compartidas. >> me parece una experiencia muy bonita. >> es el tiempo en el estudio. las por la que pasamos en estudios algo especial para mi. >> en monterrey recordÓ que nos fueron a visitar niÑos con cÁncer. >> la mÚsica de intocable, no quiere decir que es corta venas pero si corta venas y tÚ tono de voz siempre ha sido caracterÍst

laura and sam?very much for that report. >>> time to check your microclimate forecast as we give you a live look outside. it does seem, i don't know, a little cloudy out there but if you're vitamin d deficient, which i recently found out i am. >> really. >> i got to get on medication for that. a good medicine might be a little sunshine today. >> a lot of sunshine today. >> i'll take it. bring it this way. >> we sneed to go out and have this outdoors. >> a little tennis? >> beach. >> tennis as well. we'll have to wait until 11:00 a.m. but the sun will breakthrough the clouds and we will see abundant sunshine for you. 6:47 is the time. your temperatures right now comfortable. 54 on the east shore. 49 degrees to start the new day in the north bay. we just had a lovely conditions. a little bit coolerer than yesterday courtesy of the low clouds. 70 degrees in the north bay. 73 degrees is the high on the east shore. 70 degrees comfortable conditions for today in the south bay. as we heat throughout the ne

pamela: a 4 aÑos de la muerte de su madre laura zapata le recuerda. >> asÍ recordÓ laura zapata a u madre yo si las quiero. >> tambiÉn recordÓ su cautiverio cuando estuvo privado de su libertad. laura: cuando estuvo secuestrada le pedÍ agua bendita. entonce,s yo les pedÍ agua bendita y me trajeron agua bendita de la virgen de guadalupe. yo le prometiera virgen de de guadalupe que cuando yo saliera, si es que saliera viva iba a ir hincado de rodillas a darle gracias. >> y esto dijo cuando que preguntamos si ha hablado con la actriz irÁn castillo. laura: no he hablado con ella, hay que dejara la que asimilÓ suyo. aquÍ estoy irÁn querida con todo mi cariÑo para cuando tÚ necesites hablar con alguien, que somos hermanas del mismo dolor. >> evitÓ hablar del distanciamiento con sus hermanas, y nos dijo que tiene un plan entre ellos abrir un centro cultural que llevarÁ su nombre. barbie: como les prometieron a ustedes, el grupo intocable nos presenta su nueva cancion y el tema es " cajita de cartÓn" pamela: ya verÁn por quÉ no se han animado... >> sigue de manteles largos el grupo intocable, fes

laura? >>> sam, it's 6:53.ketch is out this morning in hopes of catching a man who tried to kidnap a young girl in the south bay. police say a man looking like this tried to grab the girl as she walked her dog saturday morning. it happened near mason court and harriet avenue in campbell. the man pulled up in his car asking for directions before grabbing her. the girl screamed and fought him off. evtually he drove away. >>> south bay crews spent the night check for hot spots after a late night fire broke out dangerously close to several homes. the too irbroke out near curtner and communication hill. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live in san jose with the latest for us. bob? >> reporter: laura, it was a relatively small fire, six acres. you can see it did come up fairly close to homes here in the mobile home park at the base of communication hill. there's the chars of that fire. close enough it was almost in the back yards of the homes. fortunately the fire department did their job and was able to keep it fr

>> reporter: sam and laura, in a way. clean-up crews are taking a break but they've been vacuuming and sweeping all night long. they expect to be here at 8:30. this was a major celebration rocked the oracle last night. m getting the western conference as champion, first time heading to the nba finals since 1975. steph curry rebounding from the head injure in the game four loss, shoot 4:4% from the field but led with 26 points. in the end golden gate delivering what its dedicated fans have wanted, have waited a very long time. >> thompson got hit in the head. thompson is shaken up. >> reporter: so it's back at oracle for game one of the finafinal s against lebron james and cleveland cavaliers. tickets go on presail tomorrow morning at 9:00 for season ticket holders, then to insiders and finally at 4:00 tomorrow afternoon everyone else gets a shot. a lot to be excited about. we'll hear from curry, the league mvp coming up in 30 minutes. live at oracle, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> it's quiet now. certainly all s

laura behind the counter. jim enjoying his lunch. >> it was towards the end of the lunch hour, and i noticed on our screen that some register tape at one of the pumps needed to be changed. >> while by the pumps to swap out the tape, laura notices another repeat customer, alex, purchasing some gas. >> the nozzle was still in his vehicle so i walked away. >> a few minutes later, with a full tank of gas, alex pulls his pickup truck forward and stops as a van rounds the corner alex exits his vehicle and tosses some trash into the garbage can. then, without warning, the van goes out of control, slamming into alex and taking out the gas pump. he is knocked face-first into the ground, the 500-pound pump crashing down on top of him. >> i was just standing there, and it just happened. the timing was just so split second. because i knew there was a man under there, i know i yelled, oh, my god. >> inside the store, jim and the other gas station employees hear the impact and laura's cries for help. >> i just heard her yel

. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. good morning. let's check that meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning, everybody. temperatures out there this morning are on the chilly side. you're probably going to want to grab a jacket this morning. otherwise, a nice finish to the day. more wind in the forecast. and then we are expecting ample rainfall, potentially a month's worth of rain over the course of just two days. we'll have the details. coming up right now, i want to check your drive. >> good morning. very dark shot behind me. 288 and 17, 880. there are flashing lights on the connector there. look at the map. 280 at 17 the sensors slow because the crew is sitting there at the sensor. 85 and 208. south bay, typical slower spots through the cones and only for a few cars. light volume of traffic. 101, 880 as well, nothing outstanding. send it back to you. frkts we do have breaking news this morning. nepal rocked bay violent earthquake for the second time in a couple weeks. already 19 people are dead. >> "today in the bay's" kris s

laura nelson is right here.when i would get these letters, which are fabulous, but they would come from libraries or historical societies stand into the computer -- scanned into had written a 19th century letters written both this one and this would across them, and laura decide within. so without laura we would not have the letters. [applause] and then there are close to 100 pages of footnotes and janine at all the footnotes issues having to do them really fast. you did. when she started she thought it was not going to be possible and she said i'm getting good at it, you know? and she was really very good at it and thank you very much. because it was hard work to do it. [applause] and julie with your earlier. i don't know if she's still here. there she is back there. a worker at npr who also put together a bibliography. it was a group effort. and the research was also a group effort to some degree. everybody kept getting busy and leaving me with it but rebecca roberts who is a because she's having to work tonig

. >> i'd like to ask our chief of the fund strategy laura moran to please cord i'd like to remind the board and speak to the public there's a new era in the san francisco public schools as we've become clear about the priorities of the district our vision 2025 what we've identified in the community and working closely with not only the municipal government our mayor's office and the community-based organizations around identifying what it is that we want to see for our students in the community the big equality gap is in our schools that some schools have the wherewith all to do targeted fundraising and others don't what you see a desperate amount of funds this is a conversation we think as we've gotten clear as the superintendant in the 3 years i've had the honor of being the superintendant the community is rallying around the scapegoat and the public schools in san francisco is to the point there are large enauthentic organizations and corps that want to help with the identification of the issues in san francisco with that said we have an exciting presentation brief presentation but

karina: laura pausini aprovechÓ para agradecer a sus fans. la semana vamos. >> una segunda temporada, no les puedo adelantar nada, todo es sorpresa, ya es un hecho, y eso es una gran noticia. >> estuvo bill clinton hablando, y ricky martin cantÓ tres canciones y puso a todo el mundo a bailar. yo bailÉ un poquito. >> con compaÑeros, lanzando proyectos nuevos. desafortunadamente no estÁn mis demÁs compaÑeros de la serie, pero mostraron poco de lo que va hacer, mucha acciÓn, mucha ventura, pasiÓn, creo que va a mover mucho la energÍa y la adrenalina de la gente que estÁ pegada al televisor, no se la pueden perder, creo que es la serie que tiene mÁs acciÓn de todas. >> lo bueno de personajes que soy bueno, malo, regular, al final va a quedar el personaje bipolar. birmania: chicos, ¿quÉ creen? ustedes que estuvieron conmigo a mi, no se les puso la piel de gallina deberÁ ricky martin, laura pausini y la banda va a estar buenÍsima. francisca: yo estaba enfrente, cuando vi a ricky martin que saliÓ, me puse chinita, no lo podÍa creer, es una persona q

sam and laura? >> thanks very much, kris. >> devastating for the people there. >>> other big stories. the suspect in a frightening attack caught on video makes his first court appearance. san jose police say mohammed khaliqi followed a 13-year-old girl home, pushed his way inside the house and started to sexually assault her. she managed to fight him off. >>> new alliance with russia may in the works. john kerry is there for talks with vladimir putin. the white house is pushing for new cooperation in several areas including the war in syria. >>> a rite of passage for every president. presidential library. we now know president obama's will be located somewhere on the south side of chicago. the exact location may be revealed later today. >>> let's get a look at your microclimate forecast as we give you a peek outside downtown san jose. a clear day to start. also a bit chilly. >> that's right. maybe take a little layer this morning, christina. >> yeah, you probably want to keep that jacket by your sid

sam and laura?you very much, kris. >>> and the "today" show will pick up our coverage of this developing story in just a few minutes. for updates any time visit your website nbcbayarea.com. >>> with graduation just around the corner for so many families a time filled with joy typically. south bay high school students with dealing with tragedy. three students killed in a late night car crash in gilroy. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live at christopher high school in gilroy where two students have died in separate incidents in less than a week. >> reporter: sam, the school district says -- call this tragic would be an understatement. four students in the district lost in one week, two at mt. madonna high, two more here at christopher high. both schools here in gilroy. earlier this week students at christopher high were mourning the loss of natalia sal sid so killed in a car crash saturday. yesterday morning came the news that they also lost their 18-year-old classmate sara jean williams. williams

. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to but let's check the forecast. >> the golden gate bridge. san jose, a little bit of a different story. light rain free. the roads are dry downtown. some spotty drizzle. some light rain in a few spots. mid 50s you side for the morning. for the afternoon, another cool day with a chance of some showers. maybe some thunder in the sie a sierra. close look in that forecast in a few minutes. for a look at your thursday commute, here's mike. >> that drizzle you are talking about probably the largest impact because of slick roads in patches. here's the bay bridge toll plaza. cash lanes are backing up. they should have a couple more open in the next ten minutes. look at hour view from the emeryville camera towards san francisco. that is what we typically see as heading up the incline toward the tower. blurring on your lens. likely get a need for windshield wipers as you approach the bay bridge. the speed is fine around the bay. >>> breaking news to tell you about in the south bay.

hi laura. >> not yet larry. hi. out here in the parking lot. this has been a day of action and a doubleheader and plenty of these flying here in the parking lot and many folks making a full day of it and first the as game and the matinee this afternoon and now what many agree will be the marquee event that is the warriors against the houston rockets. >> say let's go warriors. >> reporter: while as fans wore their green and gold for the tailgating ritual their minds were also on another team, one that will go for the western conference win in just a few hours. >> you know, there is another big game happening over here tonight. what do you think? >> i think that we can close it out tonights especially if it's at home. >> do you think tonight will be the night? >> tonight will be the night. curry will take it out tonight. >> indeed, amid the as jerseys there were more than a few sporting blue and gold. >> i like your outfit. what are you wearing here and i'm hoping thompson and cur you will get their game going and i'm not going to say their name

laura, a lot of people do their shopping online. if you use paypal to make those transactions, you can't be getting more than what you're buying. >> why the company may be refunding money to hundreds of thousands of consumers >>> and a live look at the golden gate bridge. you can barely see the flashing lights. and what i'm tracking east of here. >>> a live look outside at francis, kind of black and white, as we await the yellow, the sunshine, later to come. >>> some paypal customer constitutions may get a refund. paypal is accused of illegally signing up customers for credit without their permission and making them use paypal credit instead of their preferred payment. paypal neither admits nor denies the allegations in the proposed settlement. it must still be approved by a federal judge >>> it is 4:55. we want to get a check of that morning community. >> laura and sam, even though the volume of cars seems typically, i see a lot of activity on the chp reports. something weird is in the air. traffic does move smoothly, but the north