the 90 minute event will be broadcast live on nbc bay area and telemundo 48. it will be moderated by nbc news political director, and meet the press moderator - chuck todd. this weekend, our award winning documentary series, "bay area revelations", looks at how the people of asia have influenced the cuisine here in the bay area. chef helene an started in the restaurant business in 19-71, in san francisco )s outer sunset. she then opened "tang long", one of the oldest vietnamese restaurants in san francisco today. the family also owns crustacean on polk street . as well as 4 other restaurants in southern california. the story behind chef an )s famous garlic noodles. bay area revelations: asian american pioneers airs this sunday, april 15th at 7 pm tomorrow is dumpster day. people in san jose )s willow glen, cambrian, and rose garden neighborhoods have a chance to get rid of big items -- like mattresses and old furniture. the dropoff is at cambrian plaza from 7:30 to 10:30 in the morning. we want to mention -- this is an "invitation only" event and is (not open t

that match-up will be live on nbc bay area at 7:00. my forecast is coming up in 15 minutes. >>> yes, we don't like the dodgers, do we, jeff? you can track the forecast with the free nbc bay area app. get updates when the showers will hit your neighborhood. janelle? >>> more stunning images on the korean peninsula today as the two leaders pledged no more war. the leaders of north and south korea shared another warm handshake and a powerful moment of symbolism walking together across the concrete marking, the border that divides them. a sight inconceivable just months ago. they signed papers stating no more war with a goal of denuclearizing the peninsula. but there are no specifics, no timelines or concessions. but now there's groundwork for talks with the u.s. >> it's certainly something that i hope i can do for the world. this is beyond the united states. this is a world problem. and it's something that i hope i am able to do for the world. >> reporter: the next steps are unclear but three-way talks with the u.s. will likely transition

bay area chess. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> nice job, garvin.ll be right back. >>> the 49ers added some unexpected excitement on day three of the nfl draft. the team used the force to make its selection. did you catch that? do you speak that language? that was r2-d2 and chewbacca from star kwars that joined director ron howard to announce the niners' fourth round pick. they selected kentavious street from north carolina state. >> that is a cool way to be drafted. >> nice way to promote too. >>> another live look at the sharks watch party in san jose. fans will be watching nbc bay area for game two of the second round series between the sharks and the vegas golden knights. the sharks are looking to bounce back after a 7-0 game one loss. the puck drops in just a few minutes. >>> gives us time for rob. >> those sharks sweaters look great. temperatures in the 60s. same tomorrow. few sprinkles out there. 70s and 80s coming back as we approach next weekend. >> thanks very much for watching. the sharks up next. >>> on a night where the temperatures jus

as soon as this car went off the road - we launched nbc bay area skyranger... as soon as this car went off the road - we launched nbc bay area skyranger... and started tweeting out updates. remember to follow us - "at- nbc-bay-area" so that you never miss a story. former raiders and 49ers linebacker aldon smith has been ordered to rehab. a judge ordered that smith be transferred to a treatment center where he will address his substance abuse issues. smith has been in custody since april 6th for violating a court order that he not drink alcohol. it )s a condition of his release in connection with a domestic violence case in san francisco. it )s not known how long smith will be in rehab. his next court appearance is scheduled for may 3rd. a "watchdog team" from an international chemical weapons group is making its way to syria tonight. in a neighborhood, near damascus , where dozens died last weekend, chemical- weapons inspectors will begin digging for evidence tomorrow. they )ll confirm whether chemicl weapons were used, and if so, what kind. the u-s and france s

huge day for us tomorrow at nbc bay area. and our colleagues at comcast. of course, comcast owns nbc bay area. our annual volunteer initiative. comcast cares day. putting extra focus in the north bay on the wildfire burn zones. doing what we can off to help communities in the area. there is going to be hundreds of people out there helping the volunteers. if-up a you are going out. look for sunny skies. temperatures in the upper 70s. once we hit, 1:00 to 3:00. heading out. i will see you into santa rosa. more looks at the extended forecast. coming up at 6:48. >> facebook data scandal. shining a spotlight on how tech companies are handling user data. not for adults. bay area research shows your child's information also at risk. unwinding net neutrality. we talk to local tech companies - big and small - about the future of the internet. monday )s key deadline. and from the "east bay ) to the "far east" - one winery is putting the cork into chinese exports. )today in the bay. ) 4:30 to 7. happening now on our twitter feed. new research published today claims hu

download the free nbc bay area app. helpful. you can monitor the changes before you head out the door. >> the south bay is getting pounded by round two of the storm. causing all sorts of accidents along highway 17. nbc's laura sambol continues from the santa cruz mountains. laura, tell us how bad it is out there with the commute? >> reporter: well, jess. bear creek road, highway 17. you can see the rain is coming down lightly right now. but there are no major problems on the highway. what a big difference just a few hours makes. emergency crews head to an accident along highway 17 south of los gatos. one of several this afternoon as the rain came down. jonathan sergeant says he counted five accidents on his way home. >> three on the way up. two going down. >> he is not blaming it on slick roads. >> the driving conditions are fine. people just drive terrible. what it its. everybody is in a hurry. driving like an idiot most of the time. >> highway 17. backed uppen both directions today. the driver of this car was too upset to talk

bay area autism speaks walk. that was this morning at san jose's history park. nbc bay area is one of the local sponsors. our meteorologist kari hall emceed that event. it's to raise awareness and funds for autism advocacy. and families got information about services in the bay area. >> for us who have children in the spectrum, it's really important to let people know that our children are capable of everything that any other child is. >> doctors say 1 in every 68 children is diagnosed with autism. >>> still ahead on nbc bay area news, it is a sign of spring in the bay area. >> the sights, sounds but unfortunately we cannot bring you the taste of a popular festival in san francisco. >>> weather played a role in the outdoor activities. a lot of people were at the beach. 59 degrees. half-moon bay. a saw a ton of people at the pool. changes ahead into tomorrow. i'm tracking rain. coming up. we can now use a blood sample toh care, target lung cancer more precisely. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for asthma. and if we can stop seizures in epilepsy patients with a small pacemaker for the brain, imagi

looking at, the view of, from above from nbc bay area sky ranger. nbc bay area's correspondent joins us there on the ground. roz plater, possible there may be more fans than seats ava available tonight. a freebie. >> they're hoping for that actually. gave out 200,000 tickets. they're expecting. 65 t.rsvp, to show up. the fans, some still in the parking lot now. wrapping up a marathon tailgating session. you can seat parking lot is packed. maybe a good indicator. oakland as fans have a lot to cheer about. they're celebrating 50 years. and, steve has been around for all of them. his dad first brought him here when he was just 9 years old. took us to the first game. >> with hours to go before the big game. fans pitched their tents. fired up their grills for a tailgate party to end all tail gates. tree parking and tickets. don't green and gold. cheer on their team. >> i have been a fan since like a kid. when i was little. i couldn't go into the game. used to watch. this was like all ways the place to be. >> the place to be indeed. and even occasional fan

reporting live in san francisco, for nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> house minority leader nancy pelosi took to the streets protesting. nbc bay area is live to explain. >> reporter: today nancy pelosi called this republican tax law an attack on working families. one rb we spoke with here in san francisco says it may just come across as anti-president trump. >> so this is a complete fraud scam -- >> reporter: house minority leader nancy pelosi says the rub tax law will have long-term effects. >> by the way, it's unfair to america's working families and the taxes in the bill stop, corporate america's tax continue. >> reporter: speaking today in san francisco at the labor council she said democrats intend to win in the house and senate in november, trying to educate the public and create a fast-forward in congress. >> what i think we should do is come together in a bipartisan way and write a tax bill that increases, creates growth, generates good paying jobs and reduces the debt. this bill has no feature of that. >> reporter: she spoke alongside organizers that are hoping to create

i'm consumer investigator chris chmura and nbc bay area responds next. nbc bay area responds. to a colma man who fixed a problem with an appliance on his own. and thought the manufacturer >>> well nbc bay area responds to a call of a man who fixed a problem with his appliance on his own, and he thought the manufacturer would extend the warranty in return. >> he turned to our responds team for help. chris chmura is here with the story. >> good morning. winston dye spent $2,500 on a ge refrigerator with a built in brewing system and the day after the delivery it was leaking and not dispensing hot water as advertising. ge repairman concluded it was missing a tube so he ordered one. but when the technic came back to install he realized there wasn't a tube missing after all. at that point, winston said he and the repairman teamed up to guess their way around fixing the problem. working together they shortened the tube and repositioned it. and that seemed to correct the problem. now hot water dispensed properly and the leaking stopped. but winston was worried that that problem might

nbc bay area's anoushah rasta explains how scammers cheated a bay area driver out of hundreds of dollars. it's a story you'll see only on nbc. >> reporter: guadalupe calderon is a single mother of four working two jobs, including one as an uber driver. >> i started almost five months ago. >> reporter: just one month in, she said she was ripped off. >> i working hard for that. >> reporter: someone pretending to be a representative from uber allegedly called her to get into her uber account so he could switch her bank information with his own and get her uber money for the week. >> no money. >> reporter: uber tells nbc bay area news that scammers order rides on the company's app, which gives them the name of the driver, the make and model of the car, the license plate number, and a phone number. that person then allegedly calls the driver pretending to be a representative from uber. >> he know who i'm going to pick up. >> reporter: guadalupe says she got that same phone call. >> everything. all my information he knew. >> reporter: then she sauce the caller sent her this uber e-mail so she

nbc bay area news. >> stay away. i have a bunch in my backyard. >> that little boy was so cute. >>> jeff ranieri is with us now. how are we doing outside and going into the week? >> are you guys ready for cooler temperatures? >> you want to answer that for us? >> i know, i know. you want the heat. so many people loved this past weekend, and it's all starting to fade. but you know we are getting closer to summer. so a lot of heat coming your way. but the big friend will be numbers cooling off. let's get a look at the marine layer and fog. it's going to be the primary thing to impact you on your morning commute. already some areas of low clouds up into the north bay and through the san francisco peninsula. a little bit of cloud cover there through contra costa, alameda counties. heading into san francisco tomorrow morning, do expect those low clouds. temperatures not overly cold to start. we'll begin with 52 in the south bay. peninsula at 50. tri-valleys 48 under mostly sunny skies. plenty of 40s from san francisco int

garvin thomas, nbc bay area. >> nbc bay area is one of the sponsors. event included colorful displays of japanese culture and diversity. the cherry blossom festival is the biggest celebration of asian traditions on the west coast. american traditions as well. the fun continues next weekend. >>> talking about the here and now, which is -- >> a little wet. hey, it wasn't too bad, right? lot to moderate rain. some spots saw more rain than others. for the most part the system really brought less than an inch. even the higher peak. it was gusty in the north. now we talk about where we stantd in terms of rain. temperatures in the 50s. san francisco right now, 50 degrees. 46 degrees for the north bay. 52 for the east bay. that cold front will continue to sweep through which means we're not in the clear just yet. doppler radar still shows plenty of instability just off the coast. you can see some thunderstorms out there developing. now we are seeing that first line of showers that go through now far off to the east and the south of monterey. just behind this s

tomorrow bay area students will join the national walkout. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd joins us in contra costa county with the very latest. cheryl? >> reporter: well, students here at san ramon valley high school have their signs ready for tomorrow's walkout. they held a similar one here last month, but this time they say it's different because they're working with the entire community to bring about change in gun laws. >>. >> they're marching out towards the sycamore valley overpass. >> reporter: this is the location where people and community leaders will gather to say enough is enough. >> i think people are just done. >> reporter: in danville, the national school walkout will start on the grassroots level. this woman is leading the charge. >> people have the same feelings that i did, just when does it stop? where does it stop? when is it enough in. >> reporter: the call for change is taking place on the 19th anniversary of the columbine high school mass shooting. that's something san ramon valley high freshman taylor jewitt and sophomore grace

heading to santa rosa, you're one of our volunteers at comcast or nbc bay area, it's one of our huge ng an extra focus on the north bay. sunny and upper 70s. >> perfect. well done. >> enjoy the weekend. thanks for joining us. >> bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- anthony mackie, ralph macchio,

something for everyone right here as well on nbc bay area. >> coming up after nbc bay area news at 11:00 -- "access live" followed by "days of our lives" at 1:00 p.m. i am extremely proud of jackie, gaby and stephanie. we worked with pg&e to save energy because we wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be like, here they come, turn off your lights! those three young ladies were teaching the whole school about energy efficiency. we actually saved $50,000. and that's just one school, two semesters, three girls. together, we're building a better california. tonight the giants are hosting their rival the >>> and we're look live at at&t park this morning. tonight the giants host the rivals the dodgers. could you watch it right here on nbc bay area. and catch all of that tonight. coverage starts at 7:00 right after nbc bay area news at 6:00. first pitch at 7:15. and then tomorrow the giants will take on the dodgers again in a doubleheader. and th

there was plenty of action here in the bay area with the raiders and 49ers. nbcbay area's colin resch has the details from the 49ers draft party in san francisco. >> reporter: the 49ers moving their annual draft party from levi's stadium in santa clara to pier 29 in san francisco this year t. was a massive success. an estimated 4,000-plus on hand. fans had an opportunity to take pictures with the niners. five super bowl trophies and next year college football national championship trophy. plenty of entertainment all night. and, oh, yeah, the draft itself. with the ninth overall pick. the 49ers seeking protection for jimmy garoppolo. they take mike mcglinchey out of notre dame. >> we have a big quarterback. we need to protect him. i think it's a great pick. >> i like it. the whole line is underrated. you have to protect your quarterback. we got jimmy g. i love it. i trust the front office. >> the raiders and jon gruden trading down in exchange for the 15th. similar philosophy to the niners. protect derek carr. that i take kolton miller out of ucla. round one in th

giants host the dodgers right here on nbc bay area. tonight is the beginning of a rare four-game weekend series. nbc bay area is at the ballpark with more. last time you were there, i think it was raining and the game was postponed a few weeks ago, colin. >> reporter: yeah, this is a little bit nicer weather. the dodgers are in the batting cage behind me but we don't really need to see them, do we? it is a rivalry that never gets old and one that continues to bring casual fans out of the woodwork. if you are 1 of the first 20,000 through the gates tonight, you get two flaps down hat night. fan interest always at peak level when the giants and dodgers meet. they've already played six games this season. both have won three times. record so far almost identical. giants 11-12. giants 11-13. fans outside, fired up, as you would expect. >> rivalry, love it. do i want them to lose? of course. because i am a true fan. >> ain't a when he will lot to say other than i don't like the dodgers and i hope they beat them. >> just like to see a really g

bay area... to yosemite... parks are reopening... >>> right now on nbc bay area news. from the bay area to yosemite, parks are reopening after taking a beating from the storm. >> they say our determination to say in syria waning and since no action they use chemical weapons. >>> the devastating attack in syria is getting the attention of washington, where president trump is putting the blame. >>> but first six months later the long road to recovery continues. we go to the north bay fire zone, talk to victims in the community about what's been done since the deadly fires. >>> the news starts now. good afternoon. >> six months ago the deadliest fire in california history swept through the north bay. 43 people killed, more than 8,500 structures destroyed. >> we are remembering the victims and speaking to the survivors about their challenges moving forward. our coverage begins with nbc bay area about their har roeing story of survival. good evening. >> reporter: good evening. the couple who live here on this couple say the flames were just 100 feet away. they called their s

reporting live in napa, anser hassan, nbc bay area news. >> thanks very much. almost anyone you talk to that napa county knows someone who lost their home or worse, a family who lost a loved one. nbc bay i hernandez revisited places and people she visited while covering the atlas fire. 98 sarah, 100-year-old charlie rippy, died during that fire. their caretaker tried desperately of our napa home. the flames and smoke were too much. >> the house was surrounded by fire. she spent ten minutes trying to get my mother in the wheelchair with my house surrounded by fire. >> his parents celebrated their 75th wedding an verse rversery year. wel show you the full story coming up on our 11:00 newscast. >>> continuing coverage just beginning. head to our website, nbcbayarea.com. for a look back at the fateful moment. the deadliest wildfire in california history struck. we'll have much more on air and online. >>> and coming up, lessons learned from the devastation in the north bay. our consumer investigator shows you how you can prepare in the event of the next disaster zblc

and a reminder on may 8 account, nbc bay area will host a debate featuring the major candidates running for governor. the 90 minute event will be broadcast live on nbc bay area and telemundo. it will be moderated by nbc news political director and "meet the press" moderator chuck todd. >>> still ahead, he's 90 years old and needed extreme care, but his family says that's not what he got. the outrage over how their dad was sent home from the hospital. >>> and it's a chilly night around the bay area. some spots in the north baby tomorrow morning could be in the 30s. we're watching that and our next chance of rain showing up for this upcoming weekend. the time line when we come right back. >>> and it is the perfect start to the playoffs for the sharks. we'll show you the party downtown and the special guest that may have brought the team some luck. a wild scene on an l-y tonight. new video shows a standoff on the 405, between police and a >>> a wild scene on an l.a. freeway tonight. new video shows a standoff on the 405 between police and a suspect in a stolen video. this is just south of

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

for now, live in mountain view, nbc bay area news. >> thanks very much. >>> still no arrests after a e violent scene on an east bay freeway. 7:00 last night, someone in an suv opened fire on 580 in richmond. a chp officer was conducting a traffic stop and witnessed the entire thing. the suspect allegedly fired more than 20 shots. a ford sedan was hit but nobody was injured. police have not announced any arrest s and that investigation is ongoing. >>> city leaders are poised to talk about scooters tomorrow in san francisco. hundreds of mini motorized scooters popped up all over the city over the past few weeks. some neighbors say it is out of control. nbc bay area is live at san francisco city hall tonight and the city took action and scooped up dozens of scooters this week. >> yeah, that happened this friday, there are three company ss that operate these miniaturized motor scooters. on friday all of the companies had scooters. the biggest concern is -- >> we're in a very dense compact city in san francisco. there's a lot of pedestrian travel. people are on foot. people are in wheelcha

let's start with nbc bay area thom jensen in san francisco. first and foremost how credible is the threat? >> reporter: well, police believe it is very credible, raj. and we are here right near the embarcadero at the bay side market and village. because an apartment complex just on the flipside of the village at 501 delancey that was a specific threat made by the man saying he would go to the address and kill as many people as he possibly could. san francisco police keep watchful eyes on a former homeless encampment near the embarcadero fresh on the heels of a systemwide dpach to officers about this man. >> sf p. d., 501 declancy for bryant and kill as many people as ke. >> he is 44-year-old dustin hamilton. one of his friends tells nbc bay area, the city confiscated his belongings and kicked him out of the encampment across the street on monday. he says hamilton immediately started damaging cars with a metal rod. >> he came out here started one side of the street, bam, bam, bam. >> the man who asked that we alteris voice and appearance told us

and you could watch tonight's game against the dodgers right here on nbc bay area. and we're looking live at the wet pictures from at&t park. and "today in the bay" garvin thomas is live outside of the >> this is a super exciting day and all be out there on the field and now the question is, is the game going on at all with all of the rain that we're having. >> reporter: that is a great question. marcus, kris, we were all out here on tuesday, a beautiful day for baseball and i guess today you would say whatever the opposite is for a beautiful day for baseball this is. so we have the game time, the first pitch still 14 hours away and we haven't heard from the giants whether they plan to go ahead with the game. let's talk about the factors working for and against them and starting with what is for them. right now plenty of warning and the tarp is on the field protecting the field during this rain. another factor, we're early in the season and you know from being out here on tuesday, the feel is in perfect condition. could not be better. the best it will be all season b

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he's going to be at the nbc bay area booth. and what are you looking forward to doing at the festival? is maui on your mind? you can meet chef tom at the nbc bay area booth today at the cherry blossom festival and enter for a chance to win a trip for two to the beautiful island of maui, including roundtrip airfare from san francisco, san jose, or oakland, four night accommodation at the ka'anapali beach hotel, and a dinner prepared by chef tom muromoto himself. you can also enter online through may 27 at nbcbayarea.com. so, up next, chef tom will stay with us for a demonstration on making poke. people line up for hours to see this firsthand, you just have to stay with us. we'll be right back. executive chef at the ka'anapali beach hotel in maui, the destination for the maui on my mind dream vacation giveaway. and to add even more spice to the deal, chef tom is going to show us how to make poke. thank you very much for doing this, go ahead. tom: thank you. here i already cut some fresh tuna, hawaii fresh tuna. this is brought in

in los gatos, mayor owe ann favro, nbc bay area. >>> it's a call for help from ear infections to really bad gin jifitis. a neglected bulldog in the east bay that needs your help to recover. negelcted - needs help. this is )beatrice ) - a two yer old >>> well, a dog in the east bay who was badly neglected needs help. meet beatrice. she's a bulldog. her owner really didn't take care of her. beatrice needs her ear canals removed because of untreated ear infections. she also has severe breathing problems. the price tag to help beatrice is steep. it's about $10,000. >> hoping that the community will help us raise the money so that we can pay for it. it's unusual for us to have a dog that would cost this much. and we just don't want to affect our ability to help all the other animals we would normally help. >> when beatrice is all better, she'll be available for adoption, but it will probably be in a few months. >>> a city in the east bay is looking to make the commute a lot smoother. can you help? fremont is asking for drivers' feedback as far as a mobility action plan. you can take an onlin

reporting live in oakland, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> our nbc bay area viewers sending in photos and video of this very unique spring weather. katherine sent us this video of hail pelting her home. this is in alameda. also from the oakland hills. someone trying to make a snow angel. or should we say hail angel. and here it's just covered in white. this is oakland, folk. if you have pictures or videos, i know a lot of you do, share them with us, please. coverage on this continues in 10 minutes. in all the excitement, maybe we've forgotten about the water problem we're having. we're going live to clair reservoir for water levels. >>> a 24-year-old told police she left this bar, bruno's, before closing time on saturday morning. she said she ordered a car from a ride-sharing company to take her home, but investigators think she may have gotten into a different car. there was a man in that backseat. she told police that the men drove her to an area near the safeway in sonoma where they choked her, beat her and sexually assaulted her. they were also speaking a language she sa

you could go to nbc bay area twitter feed for details on work-arounds. we're back after the break. tomo9 south bay communities - to make the streets safer for you. and - tax day will have come and gone... the big changes to next year )s filing - that you should start thinking about (now. )today in the bay ) - 4:30 to . good morning, it )s 7:26... trending online and on nbc bay area dot com. mike inouye joins us now with one of his junky stories... >>> welcome back. what is trending online and on nbcbayarea.com. mike inouye joins us with one of the stories. >> you know me. talking about something that won't be a waste of time. in fact it is time spent talking about waste. this is earth weekend and every year -- we know this 11 years we've been supporting green is universal which is the efforts here at nbc universal talking about the environment. we have a whole section devoted to that on the website. you can't see it here but it states the 16th through the 22nd and you see here a bunch of junk and netting and metal and talking about a garbage patch. it is out in the middle of the pac

to find the forecast, nbc bay area app, monitor the changes before you head out door. >>> new at 11:00, woman and dog miraculously survived after driving off this cliff near bodega bay. around 4:00 they received calls from people who saw the car go off the edge. woman and dog alive in the car. rescued the woman. taken to the hospital, dog escaped unharmed. >>> showdown that's gone viral. self-help guru tony robbins facing criticisms about comments about me too movement in south bay. live where he made the remarks. you spoke with the woman who didn't back down from him. >> reporter: that's right. able to talk to her via facetime interview. she said she was shocked by what he said about me too, didn't take it sitting down. like most of his speaking engagements, robbins' event was a sellout in san jose. but his take on the me too movement a letdown for some in attendance. >> people making themself significant by making somebody else -- >> i knew who he was. >> reporter: paid 3,000 dz to attend, questioned robbins' stance. >> i think you misunderstand the movement. >> reporter: didn't back

sign up for breaking news alerts by going to nbc bay area news.com. stay up to date on all the breaking news around the bay area. >> we're going to turn our attention to the weather. pretty perfect conditions across the bay today. don't get used to it, terry. we're going to give you one last look at san francisco while it's still out there. >> it is gorgeous out there. if you're heading outdoors, rain may have an impact on your plans. >> you're going to notice it's going to be a little chilly out there. that's because this is a colder storm. the drop in temperature is going to be very noticeable. i know it's a little late but these are the current temperatures. oakland, 56 degrees right now. san jose, 59, palo alto, 54, san francisco, 55. the temperature trend into the overnight hours stays relatively in the 50s across the board. so you'll wake up to 50s and some 40s, but you're going to notice a lot of that cloud cover early on on sunday. the reason for that is we're tracking this system right here. you can already see that rain developing. it's a sys

nbc bay area responds next. richw lawnmower. his battery powered >>> nbc bay area responds to a richmond man and his lawnmower. >> he says his battery powered lawnmower is a dud and not eco friendly. bring in consumer investigator, chris, with his story, i used to mow lawns in the day. >> i did too. >> i did not. >> $20. >> good rate. >> a big yard actually. all right, we worked together with our response team in los angeles for this story. about a guy in richmond. keith patterson. right over there. there he is see him pushing the lawnmower. he chose this one, battery powered over a gas engine. well he figured it was eco friendly. and would make a lot less noise. well it is quiet. too quiet. it sure looks like keith patterson is mowing his yard. but it doesn't sound look it. >> i got a couple rows here. keith paid $250 for what he thought was an environmentally friendly moper. ads on cable tv convinced him. >> a long battery life. plenty of power to tame the toughest lawns. >> keith says not true. he told us the battery won't hol

trending online and on nbc bay area dot com. >>> as we always do here at nbc bay area news at 11:00, we are staying on what's going on. >> mike inouye joins us now. >> talking about sports and the playoffs in the area but i want you to remember we have teams around the country, the world so first we're not talking about nbc bay area but nbc across the nation. this story actually comes to us from a homeowner, the cubs. i found online a few clicks from our sports site we go to chicago and the team is the cubs, of course, check this out. it was home opener for the cubs and someone was skipping school. the twitter account. skipping school. shh. don't tell the principal. apparently they didn't have to tell him because, well, check out this. >> just as i was kind of scanning our area, kind of thing, i saw the family's happened to be walking by by an hour before game time and shouted to them saying, hey guys, you know, you can't be skipping school. >> the family, that would be tucker, the one holding the sign, you saw and little brother over there. tucker rewarded for getting all as and stan

here's nbc bay area's joe risotto junior. >> reporter: dreams are a funny thing. etimes you chase them no matter where they lead. last fall, bay area sailor randall reed sailed around san francisco bay planning for the journey of a lifetime. >> i'm planning to be the first person to sail around the americas and antarctica solo in one year. >> reporter: in october, he set off, full of hope, ambition and adventure. but two months into the trip, near the bottom of south america near cape horn, the smooth winds of change became winds of rage. >> waves were probably 30, 40 feet high. and one of them knocked the boat over completely. >> reporter: though the ocean water destroyed reeves' steering mechanism, he was able to get back on the road, so to speak. but not long after in the indian ocean came another whopper of a storm. >> the way it picked the boat up and threw it down, onto its side, broke the grass, filled the boat up with water. this entire half of the boat is under water. windows busted out. water comes gushing in. the rail was bent, between the two orange spo

it wasn't just homes destroyed and damaged but also schools. >> and nbc bay area garvin thomas is here with tonight's bay area proud. >> the center of the story is a good deed by a woman named nancy ballard. we introduced you to nancy three years ago in her nonprofit rooms that rock for chemo. they transform chemo therapy waiting rooms to a place no one wants to be to a more pleasant place people want to be. she's done 20 of those but this 21st project is no less meaningful. half empty, or half full. it is an old question that six months ago took on new meaning at santa rosa roseland collegiate prep. the night half of their school burned to the ground. >> over here, this was the high school club. so this housed a classroom. >> reporter: the principal is taking the half full point of view. it is not a complete start over for the 6-year-old school she said, and they were quickly able to find a temporary home in a building that recently housed their sister school, roseland university prep. the students were grateful to all be under one roof, although there was one small problem with every

by the way, friday's game right here on nbc bay area. >> the second round of the playoff begins in lase buck drops at 7:00 p.m. game two can be seen right here on nbc bay area on saturday night beginning at 5:00. the series moves to san jose for game three and four. that's next monday and wednesday. and the warriors enjoy the day off br gearing up for the second round of the playoffs. golden state hosts the new orleans pelicans in the next round. game one will be at the oracle saturday night and steph curry may be healthy enough to play. last night, kevin durant hit tough shots down the stretch to help eliminate the spurs. 12 more wins are needed to claim the nba championship. an open house that )s touching our hearts here at nbc bay area. "august boeger middle school" in san jose was showing off their spiffed up campus to parents and family members tonight. >> finally tonight, a middle school in san jose was showing off their spifed up campus to parents and family members tonight. the school was part of our comcast cares day. last weekend, more than ha 00 volunteers volunteered to bea

wes trending online and on nbc bay area dot com. >>> and as always here at nbc bay area, we are staying on top of what is trending online and on web. >> and mike inouye joins us to give us a look ahead toward the bay area past. >> that is right. now normally we kind of ignore advertising on your web page, although i think we earn money, but what is plastered all over our website and has been for last few days, this is the latest edition for bay area revelations and a documentary series that we have a very high quality program over here and this many, asia-pacific american history month we focus on the asian american pioneers. and it goes from ancient times and the changes throughout history with the different migrants to the chinese and the japanese and more well-known now indians and vivid is the owner of the sacramento kings and starting off with honda and taking us through andrew lee, the owner of sugar bowl bakery. >> had a few. >> we've all had them. >> it is nice to see. it is a celebration of all of the culture of the bay area. it is a nice highlight. >> to talk with allison and

reporting live in san jose, nbc bay area news. >>> terrifying moments in toronto. a driver plowed into pedestrians, nine people are dead, 16 others are wounded. 25-year-old alec menassian is accused of deliberately driving the van into the people in downtown toronto. terrorism does not appear to be the motive at this point. we're still waiting for more details. he did run over people for about a mile before stopping and ultimately being taken into custody. >>> today's arrest on the waffle house shooting suspect has more attention on who should have access to firearm. travis reinking was surrounded outside his home. he's accused of opening fire sunday killing four people. last year he was arrested near the white house. later in illinois, several weapons were sized and given to his father. his fair returned them to reinking. and one man is being hailed a hero for grabbing the gun and throwi throwing it behind the counter. >> i was just waiting for a chance. when i saw the barrel down i saw my opportunity and i attacked. >> reinking's father could face charges for ret

bay area school, a campus security guard does more than keep people safe. he is hoping to nurture their souls and teach them life skills outside the classroom. >> nbc bay area ease garvin thomas explains what he does in a story that will make you bay area proud. >> reporter: the eaton area rop is a place that offers technical education courses to east bay high school students. they have a lot of passionate educators there. not all, though, are technically teachers. >> that's castle valley. >> reporter: after decades spent bouncing around a variety of careers, from international trade, to park ranger -- >> okay. >> reporter: -- linden keeper says he took the security job at eden r.o.p. in hay hard because the schedule and benefits. >> you deserve student of the year a year. >> reporter: the greatest was not in the job description. >> what i loved to do and found a way to make that work. this is the oldest part of campus. >> reporter:. all started linden says not long after he started patrolling the campus and spotted an empty plot of land out back. >> i see a field. i'm thinking, man, that is such a wonderful field. why can't we -- what if we can use this? >

the vehicle was in fact in autopilot mode. >>> nbc bay area responds to a common family concern medical debt. >> reporter: we are working together with our nbc sister stations around the country. staring stories from here in the bay area and all over the nation. some families have racked up medical debt that rack up six to seven figures. we profile the charity that forgives medical debt. >> getting rid of the feel of powerless people have. >> reporter: we will show you how our donations should help erase as much as $20 million in medical debt. a lesson in avoiding that debt. lots of hospitals offer charity care but don't advertise. how a bay area family with a six physical income could still be eligible for help. if you have a consumer complaint, please call us. i will see you again tonight after jesus christ superstar. >>> still ahead, easter at the vatican. the message the pope had on this easter sunday. >>> and lots of sunshine for easter around the bay area. 72 degrees right now. and while the workweek begins with spring like weather, later on tracking the return of rain. details an

nbc bay area responds to fred, next. novato pet owner. her cat racked up a big medical bill that was clawing at her wallet. >>> today nbc bay area responds to a novato pet owner. >> a cat racked up a big medical bill clawing at her wallet. consumer investigator, chris shah mu chmura came to the rescue. >> this is fred, laura's cat. fred had to have 12 teeth pulled. a surgery that would cost more than $1500. so laura explored whether pet insurance could scratch down the cost. laura says she called nationwide insurance. she said the telephone agent assured her that the vet bill would be covered even though the bad teeth were' preexisting condition. laura bought the insurance and fred had the surgery successfully. but then a $1700 bill arrived. laura says she asked nationwide why it didn't cover the bill. and it cited, a preexisting condition, which laura believed was covered during that phone conversation. she felt cheated so-called us for help. we contacted nationwide and it said, the sales agent clearly stated that preexisting conditions a

nbc bay area )s pete suratos is live there in concord. pete -- nbc bay area's pete suratos is live in concord. pete, this is certainly that's continuing to go on and we have been seeing it burn and smolder for days now. >> reporter: yeah. good morning to you, marcus. the point of demolition is investigators or crews to get in to completely extinction wish this fire and, too, continue the demolition on this side to get the folks evacuated at the nearby por nearby apartment building back into their home and contra costa fire said they're notify them when to get back inside at some point this afternoon. they're saying the demolition was inevitable. it was set to become 180-unit apartment building before it was burned down tuesday. the video of our vantage point appears a security video from the side and plays a big role in the investigation and finally get in there. there are also a few cars nearby being towed away and they were damaged, of course, as a result of all the fire that took place on tuesday. now, once this is complete as i mention

nbc bay area's laura sambolt joins us live. the prince expected to have some very high-powered meetings while he's here. >> reporter: that's right, vicky. and it is believed he's staying here at the four seasons while he's in town. and although no one would confirm that, they do told me the hotel is sold out all week, starting today, the same day the prince is expected to arrive in the valley. >> normally, we see a punch of cars going over to the front door and it's been really quiet there. >> reporter: it's not business as usual this week at one of silicon valley's most luxurious hotels. the four seasons is closed to the public for a vip, likely to be saudi crowned prince, mohammad bin salman, according to multiple sources, including palo alto investment banker, anu deshmond deshmondi. >> this was brought up this morning that there was a prince who has rented the four seasons for the week. >> a spokesperson for the four seasons says the hotel is indeed sold out this week due to an inbound vip delegation group. at this moment,

bay area. they were supposed to arrive in san jose on april 6th but they never made it. tonight relatives are converging on mendocino county. nbc bay area's ian cull joins us here. ian, that search is focusing on a specific area there? >> reporter: that's right, jessica. the family was heading from portland to san jose. friends say there last won tact was from redlands national park near clam act. agencies continuing to search south of garberville. the thottapilly family of four was on spring break with a scheduled stop in san jose. but they never showed up. the family filed a missing persons report to san jose p.d. tonight their neighbors in valencia are worried. >> they're lovely people. that would be surprising if something like that happened. >> reporter: a neighbor tried to help, sent deputies this video, showing the family of four driving away in a maroon honda pilot for the start of their road trip. >> on the video that i have, they got home from school, took the trash cans in and left at 3:00 on the 30th. >> reporter: as friends are circulating this poster online, saying the family last made contact near redwood nationa

just download and sign up through our free nbc bay area app. >>> a startling discovery in the east bay. three young children found locked in the back of a u-haul truck. vallejo police got the call there may be kids inside the cargo area of a u-haul truck in the parking lot of this dollar store. the kids were 7, 9 and 11 years old. police found their mother inside the store and arrested her for child endangerment. she is identified as latoya richardson. >>> a freight train hit a man on a motorcycle in oakland today just after 2:00 p.m. on 98th avenue close to the oakland zoo. the train hit the motorcyclist while crossing the tracks. paramedics rushed him to the hospital and fortunately he's expected to be okay. >>> an apartment complex under construction is now coming down. you're looking at our sky ranger showing crews tearing down what's left after a fire ripped through this site earlier this week. right now crews are still at it. it's in concord. the fire happened on tuesday. as you might recall, it was so big that firefighters evacuated the complex next door out of safety. those peo

reporting live, ian cull, "nbc bay area news.." >> we'll let you know how it shakes up up for the morning commute in seven minutes. >>> can you believe this? $4 a gallon. what is raising gas prices in the bay area. >>> 8,000 tickets stolen from here. the price of a gallon of g the bay area is inching closer >>> okay. there is no denying it. it is painful. the price of a gallon of gas in the bay area is inching closer and closer to $4 a gallon. some analysts say this is steep price could arrive in a few weeks. nbc join us live in san jose. a couple of factors in play here putting the prices up high. >> check out this gas station. we are off of first street near 101. regular gallon of gas $3.77 and check out the stream. $4.07. gas price analyst say a four-year trend may be coming to troops are mobilzing. governor brown announced this evening -- about 400 members of % last 15 months, dploebl oil india inventory declining. flooding the market with the less expensive oil. so now hoping to stabilize and today's price was $68 and here in california paying an additional $12. >> the average califo

and you against the dodgers right here on nbc bay area -- we )re looking at live pictures >>> it is giants baseball time. or is it? you can watch the game against dodgers right here on nbc bay area. as we're looking at live pictures of at&t park, we see the tarp is still down on center field and the rain is still coming down. >> garvin thomas is live at at&t park. you have larry bair there with you. so do we have an idea what will happen with the game tonight? >> reporter: about that game tonight, you see the conditions behind me. you see the man next to me, president and ceo of the giants. i promised the folks we would have a decision by the end of the newscast. >> we have a decision. breaking news. in your world they say breaking news. we are going to cancel tonight's game. there's to let-up the rest of the night. tonight's game will be made up april 28th, saturday at 1:00 against the dodgers. we'll have a night game. a split double-header. and then tomorrow, the forecast looks like we're pretty good starting midday tomorrow so we're moving tomorrow's game back there 1:00 to 3:00. and th

live in santa rosa, nbc bay area news. >> track the storm's every move with the nbc bay area app. access our live radar 24/7, more accurate than the standard iphone app. "today in the bay" tomorrow at 4:00 in the morning. >>> breaking news in fremont, shootout at gas station in middle of busy street. witnesses say it was like war zone with the gunfire. police stopped a driver at intersection of fremont boulevard and nicholet avenue. sergio quintana is live with details. >> reporter: i talked with one witness who happened to be standing near the bushes at gas station when gray pick-up truck pulled up. inside of it, police officers jumped out. aimed weapons at man running towards them. yelled drop the gun, then that's when the shooting started. >> and i just dove to the grass. >> reporter: tells me he's lucky to be alive. caught in the cross fr of the officer-involved shooting. >> got out of the car behind me, yelled drop it. guy pointed gun at me and cops. cops fired first behind me. >> reporter: says he jumped on the ground and saw the man with the gun run towards fremont avenue.

live in union city, pete suratos, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> and also teachers in the south bay could go on strike over stalled contract negotiations. before they headed into the classroom, they educated parents at 18 san jose campuses where things stand. kris sanchez asked parents if they support a strike. >> reporter: this quiet picketing outside of holyoke is a sign of what could be ahead for the evergreen school district. teachers are explaining to parents they could go on strike if they're union and the evergreen school district can't reach an agreement. the folks we talked with say they support them. >> it is unfortunate, we have to figure out how to make sure the kids still continue to get their education, but i support the teachers 100%. >> i support it. because they got to live too. they have lives and they have kids, they have a house here and paying rent her. >> reporter: right now the union and the district declared an impasse back in february saying further negotiations would be pointless and mediation with a state appointed mediator failed and the evergreen uni