reporting live in sacramento, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> an active couple of weeks for all of us in california. his bay area stops started with that private fundraiser at san francisco's lgbtq center for the arts. he saved warm welcome but was also met with protesters from gay rights activists. it was much more peaceful at the university club in palo alto. the reality is california is important but the national election is the prize. >> you have to do the math, you know, and when california votes, thank god this time we're going to actually have a say, but we -- we got to beat trump. that's all. >> one activist in san francisco posted this online video showing her attempt to talk to mayor pete, but he declined. bernie sanders is also coming to town. the vermont senator will be in the east bay on monday for a presidents' day rally at the richmond craneway pavilion. the rally is called get out the early vote. at the event bernie sanders staffers will be on hand to collect vote by mail ballots that will then turn in those ballots to the county registr s registrars. we expect m

ian cull, nbc bay area news. >>> among the big questions now, can warren and sanders capitalize and can bloomberg recover. let's bring in nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney, who joins us in san francisco. terry. >> reporter: yeah, raj, a lot of people saying elizabeth warren did very well tonight. but we checked out a couple of watch parties. one michael bloomberg over in walnut creek and over here in san francisco. bernie sanders. two very different candidates with wildly different supporters. >> yeah! >> reporter: the sanders watch party overflowed the bindery bookstore on haitd streght stre. the crowd passionate, showing no mercy on those who attacked their man. many sanders supporters more like devotees. >> i would literally fly across the country and serve bernie. >> and you plan to do that? >> yes. >> to have him as president i think would be like a miracle because then i would know that my mother, who is an immigrant, would have health care. >> reporter: but they also saw an explosive debate that could blow up the unity democrats will need in november. >> and i feel like we could com

-in palo alto, robert handa, nbc bay area news. >> all of the candidates are targeting california before super-tuesday. bernie sanders is in the east bay on monday, a presidents' day rally in richmond at the crane way pavilion and we expect 3,000 people for that rally. amy klobuchar picked up new support today, a key endorsement from the bay area news group, known as bang. that includes the mercury news and east bay times. saying she's the best choice for the democrats to win back the presidency. and on the republican side, president trump will be in palm springs on wednesday for a fundraiser hosted by oracle boss larry ellison. our website is a good resource for super-tuesday. we have a complete voter guide highlighting issues if every county. just go to nbcbayarea.com/election guide. >>> oakland mayor is taking a stand against the trump administration plan deployment against sanctuary cities. when the "new york times" reported 100 border patrol officers were assigned to ten sanctuary cities mayor schaff tweeted don't bring it to oakland. they detain people along the border and ports of

in san francisco, melissa colorado, nbc bay area. >> this impacts almost all of us. what do people living here in the bay area think about the housing crisis? a new poll asked 500 san francisco voters about life specifically in the city. 64% ranked homelessness as the top issue facing san francisco. nearly 80% said in order to combat homelessness, the city should build more homes even if it means congestion. while many people said they enjoy living in san francisco, 52% think the city is getting worse overall. >>> as you might expect, the gap between the so-called ands have and-n -- haves and have-nots have led to the highest level of income inequality in our history. much of the wealth is tied up in housing. while the jobless rate here is at an all-time low, many of those jobs are in the high paying tech field which only widens the income gap further. so how do you bridge that gap? according to joint venture, lonely one way. >> we're asked every day what the solution is to the housing problem. there's only one solution, to build more housing. that's the solution. >>

nbc bay area's christie smith is in the bay area for us with the details. christie?well, raj, there is already an organization here in san francisco that runs this type of program for people looking for help with their stimulant use. they can actually earn gift cards. right now medi-cal is not a part of it, but one state senator believes it should be. >> people are basically rewarded or given some incentives wh. >> a program called the positive reinforcement opportunity project is helping people in san francisco stop using meth for years with counseling and incentives. >> when clients, when they're ready to cash out or when they would like something for their tests, they just let us know, and they will pick a gift card or a gift certificate. >> reporter: the program lasts 12 week, and those who test negative for drugs the entire time could earn up to $330 in gift cards. it's run by the san francisco aids foundation using city and private money. >> the veterans administration uses this extensively around the country. but here in california, the department of health ca

reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> stick with nbc bay area.e have the latest on the coronavirus. our website is going to be a great resource for you as the story continues to develop. just go to nbcbayarea.com. >>> a silicon valley business group has endorsed a candidate in san jose's city council race, but the endorsement is stirring up some controversy. incumbent sylvia arena says her picture was intentionally darkened on a website opposing her re-election bid. nbc bay area's sergio quintana talked exclusively with councilmember arenas and joins us from city hall. >> reporter: the silicon valley organization's political action committee, the one that is responsible for that website, that picture or those pictures, they've already been taken down. but that organization, it's not the first time they've been criticized for using these kinds of tactics. when you go to the silicon valley organization's custom built endorsement page, you see a headline but no pictures. in this screen grab captured by the san jose spotlight, you can see what the pa

bay area. scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> and a jeff is here to talk about our weather. it is shorts weather, right? we're talking nearly 80 degrees? >> through thursday's forecast. a very warm february. temperatures moving back in with our unusually dry weather trend. let's get you into our micro climate forecast. mostly clear skies. a high of 70 degrees. right now dropping to 63. 50s coming back once we hit 8:00, 9:00 and 10:00. tomorrow morning i don't see problems with fog. just a few clouds to start and some 40s. by the afternoon notice how the temperatures heat up, 78 in santa rosa. 77 in concord. also some mid-70s from san jose down to morgan hill. overall very, very mild for us. it will be near some record setting heat. it's certainly not uncomfortable. we're not in the dangerous heat level no doubt. we have high pressure, the same pattern that has kept us dry for a good part of january and also all this month. no rainfall at all as high pressure pushes the track right off to the north. a preview of the warmest day of the week will come once we hit thursday's for

reporting live in sacramento, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, cheryl. >>> president trump says the u.s. is ready to respond if the outbreak gets worse, and he's appointed vice president mike pence to lead the effort. nbc bay area's ian cull joins us now with what officials are saying about this potential spread of the virus, ian. >> reporter: yeah, and jessica, this happened just minutes before that bay area case was confirmed. the goal was to calm the public and the stock market. the president spoke in front of his coronavirus task force. he says of the 15 cases discovered in america fully recovered. there's also the first human trial for a coronavirus treatment under way in nebraska. that includes one of the american passengers from that cruise ship in japan. researchers are also working on a vaccine though it may take more than one year to develop. >> the number one priority from our standpoint is the health and safety of the american people. because of all we've done, the risk to the american people remains very low. we have the greatest experts in the world -- r

reporting live in richmond, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> up next at 6:00, anger and fear on campus. the sexual assault accusations rocking a high-profile, bay area high school. >>> plus, she's ready to make history. she is the newest member of the giants' coaching staff, and she's embracing her role as trail blazer. >>> plenty of upper 60s and low to mid-70s today. right now down to a cool 55 in san jose. we'll talk about those windy weekend changes in about eight minutes. fighting climate change isn't just about polar bears. we're fighting for our lives, we're fighting for clean air and clean water. that's why i wrote the law to send billions from polluters to communities suffering the most. and only one candidate for president was with us back then, tom steyer. and he's still fighting for us, pledging to make clean air and clean water a right for everyone, regardless of your zip code. that's the truth. that's tom steyer. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. >>> the search continues for the suspect who pushed a man out of his wheelchair and then stole it. it happened

live at s.f.o., lili tan, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. the information is changing by the hour. that includes this map of all the confirmed cases. you can find it at nbc bay area.com. >>> well, chaos in the caucus, the delay in results from iowa's caucuses has frustrated candidates, voters and the democratic party. with just 62% of the total released, pete buttiegieg leads in the delegate count with 27%. bernie sanders is close behind with 25%, elizabeth warren 18% and joe biden 16%. election officials say the app that was supposed to transmit results failed, forcing a hand count of votes. frustrated candidates are now moving on and they're in new hampshire without the official findings that could help them with donations. >> we wanted to see those results last night so that we could address our supporters with a firm official count in hand. >> so i think the people of iowa have done their duty. unfortunately, i think the democratic party here in iowa has been negligent in not getting us timely results. >> well, coming up our business and tech reporter scott budman takes a closer

a bay area filmmaker is using technology to help save wildlife there, many on the brink of extinction. nbc bay area's sergio quintana joins us in alameda with the details. >> reporter: raj, douglas thran is usually using his drones on nature films but he's recently been using these powerful drones to help rescue animals in natural disasters, and that's exactly what he's been doing in australia. fresh from his flight from australia, he's already planning his return. wildlife rescue teams are no longer just looking for fire-injured animals. >> now it's kind of shifted not so much rescuing any animals but locating where the remaining populations are. >> reporter: over the last several weeks he's been using one of his specially equipped drones. it hass an infrared scope to spt animals. >> the infrared drone, you fly over, and they give off a heat signature, and you can readily pick up where the animals are and the rescue crews can go and, you know, capture them if needed. >> reporter: thron has helped wildfire survivors in california find their lost pets. he volunteered after hurricanes in the

nbc bay area's melissa colorado joins us live in oakland with more on this story. melissa? >> reporter: well, i can tell you the bus filled with those shooting survivors was on its way to the bay area, stopping here in oakland, then heading over to its final destination, san francisco. this is a bus filled with people who are traumatized, tired, and some of them are putting the pressure on greyhound. they say there's a lot of things that the company could have done to prevent the deadly shooting from happening in the first place, and they're calling on the company to enforce their no-guns rule. an investigation is under way in kern county after a man opened fire on board a greyhound bus traveling overnight from los angeles to san francisco. nbc news spoke to a passenger, mark grabin, who says the gunman was talking loudly to himself and got into an argument with another passenger who told him to quiet down. that's when the shooter pulled out his gun and fired eight to ten shots. >> there was someone to my left that was shot in the chest. there was like blood all over the flo

as nbc bay area's joe rosato jr. shows us, school districts across the state hope this 13 could bring good luck for aging schools. >> welcome to the rock. >> reporter: when you invite a visitor to your place, you probably don't start the tour at the bathrooms. but at castlemont high school in east oakland, head custodian is painting a portrait of need. >> i fix those, two of them is broken. >> reporter: his visitor on this unusual tour -- >> not even insulated there. >> reporter: oakland schools chief of facilities. >> tell me about the bleachers. >> it's so messed up, you can mess up your back trying to pull them out. >> reporter: point of interest, the school's heating system. >> it all leaks out. >> reporter: another bathroom where robinson shows off his fix for a missing toilet paper dispenser. >> oh, yeah, that's great. >> reporter: this less than flattering view of castlemont is highlighting something the district doesn't have enough of, money. >> the idea is one of the frustrating aspects of working in underfu

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bay area. also saying that the number of rooms that they have depends on the size of the facility. live in mountain view, ian cull, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, ian. now let's go to sergio quintana. he's live in vallejo at the solano county department of public health. sergio, these new cases have prompted a new stage of readiness for health care workers. how are they preparing? >> reporter: well, they're preparing by making sure that there are some supplies available obviously at hospitals. but the public, there's a lot of people who prosecute also stoar and they say the best advice is to simply not panic. >> between the fingers and i try to get on the nails. >> reporter: this woman thoroughly washes her hands with antibacterial solution every time she gets in the car. she has reason to have real concerns about coronavirus or covid-19. >> it was 2016 when i service zika. so now i understand. >> reporter: she and marta already have plenty of antibacterial gel, wipes, and even masks, but they're looking for more for other family members. >> i just came from martinez, from home depot, because they told me they probably

jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> up next, we investigate the rise in concussions in female student athletes. and a new movement to makecros >>> and the ceo of disney is apologizing to a bay area elementary school. it's all abouthe some wind this weekend. i'll set you straight over the next couple of days. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. i'll have that in about seven minutes. tom: my mom always told me actions speak louder than words. she was a school teacher. my dad joined the navy and helped their values are why i walked away from my business, took the giving pledge to give my money to good causes, and why i spt fighting corporate insiders who put profits over people. i'm tom steyer, and i approve this message. because, right now, america needs more we need action. economically powerfully influenced my values. bernie sanders he's fighting to raise wages. and guarantee health care for all. now, our country is at a turning point. hard working people, betrayed by trump, struggling to survive. in this moment, we need a fighter. bernie sanders. we know he'll fight for us as president beca

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i won't be able to have a roof over my head. >> reporter: in oakland, jodi hernand hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> so many layers to these stories we're reporting on. more bay area workers are becoming super commuters. those are commuters with extra long commutes because people simply can't afford to live close to work here in the bay area. we rode along with a super commuter. e head through is report on ourf tomorrow. pretty enjoyable outside. then eventually some cooler in . let's bring you into that microclimate forecast right now. i did want to start off with our wind advisory. after the damaging wind we had on sunday that impacted all of the bay area with the power outages that were numerous, we're still holding on to a little wind for the north bay. it's for the higher elevations around san rafael, healdsburg, calistoga. overnight, wind gusts of 20 to 50 miles per hour. that expires at 11:00 tomorrow morning. we'll be covering anything that happens overnight and on today in the bay. the big focus in the weather story as we move through tomorrow is high pressure. this is thing is bac

reporting live from miami, ierm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> 1, 2 skidly do. thank you uch have. coming up in eight minutes we're going to head back to miami and have a look at how the 49ers are getting ready for the game. >>> east bay city taking action to prevent people from living along a stretch of road that's near a very high profile company. that move catching a lot>>f plu just around the corner, why countial ever. >>> and our warm temperatures to start the weekend about to go away as we see a big cooldown for tomorrow and a big increase in our wind speeds around the bay area. we'll have a closer look when we come right back. tom: my mom always told me actions speak louder than words. she was a school teacher. my dad joined the navy and helped prosecute the nazis in nuremberg. their values are why i walked away from my business, took the giving pledge to give my money to good causes, and why i spent the last ten years fighting corporate insiders who put profits over people. i'm tom steyer, and i approve this message. because, right now, america needs mor

jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> there will be no county workers strike in the south bay tomorrow. a tentative agreement late today will keep santa clara county workers on the job. 12,000 county workers were prepared to go on strike tomorrow. they've been at odds over the county for months over a new contract. union leaders say the county was backtracking on an greagreed up wage increase. that appears to have been cleared up and now the union will vote to ratify the agreement. >>> the count is up to four. a string of molotov cocktail attac attacks. exclusive video showing yet another instance of someone on a bicycle tossing an explosive at a home. all four fire bombings happened last sunday, all in the same general area of san jose. the one you're looking at is on williams street near 16th. the homeowner says it was a close call. >> i was sitting just next to that window, so it could have gone a much worse way. >> the other attack happened in willow glen and two more near east san fernando. investigators believe all four cases are related. >>> new at 11:00, the first meeting of the

be sure to download the nbc bay area app for updates on this growing outbreak. you could also find the latest on the number of cases and the quarantine sites across the state. >>> well serious allegations involving berkeley high. a former student said school leaders did nothing after she reported a classmate tried to rape her. >> melissa colorado joins us on campus where some students are taking matter news their own hands. >> reporter: it could be a student or a group of female students. here is what we know. someone scribbled on a girl's bathroom stall a list of boys to watch out for, labelling some as rapists and some students we spoke to said this is adding to the cloud of fear and anxiety hanging over the school. on this sunny friday in february, you wouldn't know there is a dark cloud hanging over berkeley high school. >> it is pretty dark. >> reporter: it all started when a former student identified as jane dough following this lawsuit against berkeley unified school district claiming back in may of last year a male student pulled her into a locked classr

at stanford, ian cull, nbc bay area news. >> back here in the bay area, voters can start dropping off mail in ballots for the primary starting today. california is holding the primary on super tuesday in march instead of june. this year's super tuesday is on tuesday, march 3rd. also voters who haven't registered have until 8:00 p.m. on election day to register at vote at any polling place or voting center. >>> newly released 911 calls are giving us a glimpse into the moments after a helicopter carrying kobe bryant and eight others slammed into a hillside. some of the callers to 911 said they heard the impact last sunday but they never actually saw it. >> i heard a pop, and it immediately stopped. >> today the los angeles county coroner released the remains of five people killed in the crash to their families which include kobe, his daughter gianna, christina mauser, sarah and peyton chester and the pilot ara zobayan. >>> a cyberattack on a peninsula school district. the mountain view los altos high school district says it's the victim of a ransomware attack. last wednesday the distric

nbc bay area is your station for all things weather, you can download our nbc bay area app. >>> a man has turned himself into police and confessed to the crime. the four years old boy walking along richmond on friday evening, an suv hit the little boy and took off. th b hector was air lifted to the hospital, he died a few hours later. the suspect turning himself in. police recover his vehicle. his name is not being released right now. >>> last night, still unknown of what led to that shooting and who the wounded man was. the fbi says the shooting happened around midnight in the 500 block of ashbury street. an investigation is underway. >>> the coronavirus in china. there are now 904 reported deaths. all but two in china. the global number of confirmed cases down more than 40,000. coronavirus has killed more than the sars outbreak. experts say it is hard to compare the two because coronavirus is more widespread. millions of people in china returning to work after they. >> this is an intense disease outbreak ini. >> in the bay area, five patie t patients quarantined and remaining hospit

no, nobody's buying it. an nbc bay area news special. tonight nbc bay area "responds."arilyn kirchoff: i got nothing for my money. we're getting a second opinion from doctors. plus-- uday oak: you go to some stores, they don't even know what you're talking about. chris: he says the state is shortchanging families on recycling deposits. we'll show you what happened when we tried to recycle cans and bottles at many stores that are supposed to pay you. and-- andrew applebaum: the airline's motivation is pure profit. chris: bumping is back. we'll explain why more air passengers are being denied their paid seats, and we'll help you avoid being bumped. chris: good evening. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. thank you for joining us. we investigate consumer complaints from viewers like you every day, and it makes a difference. since we first launched our responds unit in 2016, we've helped viewers save or get back more than $3.7 million. tonight we'd like to share some of our recent investigations. we begin with stem cells. people with chronic pain are lining up to get st

nbc bay area's sergio quintana is live in saratoga. is now what happens, sergio? >> reporter: this is in just the last hour or so. in addition to the chairman who voiced his opposition there were also about 40 residents who signed up to voice their concerns. by unanimous vote this decision by the planning commission not to move forward with this proposal. [ applause ] >> yeah! all right! >> reporter: that applause is for commission chairman suchlt nil alhuja when he voiced his opposition. but this does not end the process. it now goes to the city council, which can vote however it wants. as a condition of the annexation the winery is asking for permission to change the zoning so that at some point in the future it might build a 300-room hotel. residents lined one a laundry list of reasons why they did not approve of this plan. >> there is a lot of traffic already when you have concerts coming down after that. >> the additional traffic caused by the hotel will increase rixz for cyclists on pierce road. i'm a frequent cyclist on pierce road. >> that's been a dangero

a sad day for san francisco. >> reporter: nbc, bay area news. >>> up next, oakland's police chief fired. the mayor's message today to a new class of cadets. >>> also the new numbers on the bay area rental market. we'll show you just how high rents have gone up. >>> showers to the south right now. we'll show you where this is headed and if you're doing anything outside we'll get you ready. now, we know the trump strategy- try to win by attacking, distorting, dividing. mr. president: it. won't. work. newspapers report bloomberg is the democrat trump fears most. as president, universal healthcare that lets people keep their coverage if they like it. a record on job creation. a doable plan to combat climate change. i led a complex, diverse city through 9-11 and i have common sense plans to move america away from chaos to progress! i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> a lot of grumbling in oakland following the sudden firing of the police chief. this is just the latest in what's become a revolving door of chiefs in the past ten to 15 years. who's next? nbc bay area's melissa co

you can follow us at nbc bay area. >>> new at 11:00, is your next ride in an uber or lyft safe? san francisco city leaders have a list of issues with ridesharing companies. nbc bay area's jean elle is live in san francisco with more on the safety records that are questionable and what they want fixed, jean. >> reporter: jessica, you never know who's going to pick you up when you order a rideshare, and tonight san francisco city officials say uber and lyft don't know enough about their drivers. and often don't follow up investigating complaints, putting you at risk. hopping into an uber or lyft may not be as safe as you think. in a filing with the california public utilities commission today, san francisco's transportation and airport directors say current regulations are putting riders in danger. >> the problem here is the puc has rubber stamped the company's proposals. >> reporter: former commission president loretta lynch says the cpuc isn't doing its job to protect the public. the city's filing points to inadequate background checks for drivers, the lack of drug and alcohol te

hayward, kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >>> and health organizations say that the mortality rate at 2%, coronavirus is several times more deadly than this season's flu bug, and there are 10 possible cases inn the bay area andt a least two of them were at the travis air force base and now in isolation of the north bay hospital, and tom jenson is live for us outside of travis air force because where a number of people were under quarantine and now they were home or heading home and still questions about the others, tom. >> there is. a lot of them have returned home, and marcus, good afternoon or morning, still. 53 though from the second flight that came in from wuhan, and they are still there from travis air force base along with 750 people nationwide under quarantine in the u.s. those 53 could be released as early as tomorrow as soon as they pass a health test according to a cdc person a short time ago and a handful of those from the first flight and the first 180 from here at travis are still in the bay still waiting to finalize the travel plans home today and maybe some tomorrow mo

nbc bay area's jody hernandez is live where the family is speaking out. jodi. >> reporter: that's right. lana's family spent part of the day at the crash scene. they put a cross and flowers out in the center divide. investigators say the sixth grader and her older sister were halfway through this crosswalk when the little girl was hit. >> she was very special t ange everybody and she touched everyone's life. >> reporter: that's hour her family said she'll always be remembered. the 12-year-old was walking home from school yesterday with her sister when she was hit and killed by a hit and run driver on crow canyon road. >> she was dragged for several feet and suffered fatal injuries. >> reporter: surveillance camera captured the truck that hit her several seconds and stopped before taking off. this morning joshua burn turned himself in. >> hit and run manslaughter. >> reporter: teddy bears, one man put a sign encouraging drivers to watch out for children. >> people just need to be -- get off your phone and look where you're driving. >> reporter: lana's fami

they are now revising their policies. >>> well, coming up here on "today in the bay" for you, nbc bay areaesponds. >> when flower deliveries aren't coming up roses, we might be able to help. i'm chris chmura. nbc bay area responds, next. >>> happening now, cruise ships finally docked in cambodia after turned away by five countries. the ms wester dam has looked for someplace to dock. right now passengers are being tested. cambodian doctors say 20 passengers have reported stomachache and fever and have been isolated. 4:52 on your friday morning. a lot more news ahead. stick around. obama: he's been a leader throughout the country for the past twelve years, mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in action. mayor bloomberg and president obama worked together in the fight for gun safety laws, to improve education, and to develop innovative ways to help teens gain the skills needed to find good jobs. obama: at a time when washington is divided in old ideological battles he shows us what can be achieved when we bring people together to seek pragmatic solutions. bloomberg: i'm mike bloomber

i'm chris chmura, nbc bay area responds next. tom steyer: listen, every democrat running for president is better than the criminal in the white house. we all have progressive plans to address the big challenges facing our country. what makes me different, is i've been working for ten years outside of washington, to end the corporate takeover of our democracy, and to return power to the american people. i started need to impeach to hold this lawless president accountable. i'm proposing big reforms like term limits... ...a national referendum... ...and ending corporate money in politics. as president, i'll declare climate change an emergency on day 1. and, use those powers to finally address the climate crisis. and, i've spent 30 years building a successful international business. so, i can take on donald trump on the economy - and beat him. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message - because there is nothing more powerful than the unified voice of the american people. martinez woman who says she paid more than she should have for

it's incredibly problematic. >> jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> we're following breaking news in the east bay. a man was shot in pittsburg. his body found at woodland hills park just off crestview drive. this is a quiet, residential area. no description yet of the victim. we will be following this story through the weekend. >>> a horrible story in vallejo. a 4-year-old boy is dead along with his mother. vallejo police say they were killed by the boy's father, 25-year-old jacoby brooks. late last night officers got a report of an unresponsive woman at the intersection near six flags. she was dead at the scene. they then went to her home and found her son alsohoan the fath self-inflicted gunshot wound. >>> in the south bay, a violent altercation over a pace.ng the person who shot this video says those two men you see there are arguing o where that gray suv is parked. all of a sudden one of the men starts punching the other guy. this is on north third street in san jose near japantown around 1:00 p.m. today. t the man then gets in the car and drives away. the victim is okay. >>> it's a

coming up on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> do coronavirus concerns have you rethinking travel plans? making changes could be tougher than you expect. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, nbc bay area responds next. >>> and happening now, general motors pulling out from down under. the american care maker leaving australia, new zealand and thailand. the company ceo said it is not selling enough vehicles in those markets. gm has a long history in australia building cars under the holden brand for decades. fighting climate change isn't just about polar bears. we're fighting for our lives, we're fighting for clean air and clean water. that's why i wrote the law to send billions from polluters to communities suffering the most. and only one candidate for president was with us back then, tom steyer. anhe pledging to make clean air and clean water a gh that's tom steyer. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. milpitas family that )s supposed to be in asia right now. >>> 4:55 and nbc bay area responds to a milpitas family at canceled and so they contacted chris chmura an

officers did not write tickets or make arrests on the spot, but they took video and notes. >> nbc bay area investigates, and for years the shifts in the bay have been told to slow down and avoid from hitting the endangered whales. >> and most are speeding right by the request and whales are now dying off of the coast at levels not seen in more than ta decade. tonight at 11:00, senior investigatety reporter will dive into why the shipping companies won't slow down. one reason, some say they have never even heard about the suggested speed limit. >> how is it that four years after this policy went into effect, there are shipping companies that claim they have no idea about these speed restrictions? >> there are shipping companies that have probably not been into the port here in four years, and so, how do you reach those, and so it is difficult. >> so who is exactly responsible for getting the word out to shipping companies and what happens if the ships continue to speed through the bay? we will have that story for you tonight at 11:00. >>> if you have a story for the investigative unit, give

nbc bay area kris sanchez joining us live from san francisco. i know that driver says one of the suspects actually pointed a gun in his face. >> reporter: yeah, he was pointing a gun in his face, there were two other suspects there at the same time describe really a completely terrifying experience and san francisco police believe that the same band of would be carjackers tried to car jack two other drivers as well. now, the man you see there in this video talking to police is an uber driver from walnut skreek. he asked us to not use his name so we are not doing that. he told us he was driving on harrison street in san francisco and turning on to 9th when his car was surrounded. >> three people come running around the corner and just came to my car, all three of them trying to get in, one got in the back seat, one was trying to get in the driver's seat with a gun pointing it at me and i just kept whacking at the barrel and not letting him, he kept trying to open my door, he finally opened it, tried to yank me out and i kept fighting him the whol

jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> cool and composed, but she's tor. the recently fired oakland police chief tells us her side of the story, and she's pointing the finger at mayor libby schaaf. >> i'm a 38-year veteran. i have a good name, good reputation. and to have headlines that went all over the country that i had been fired was embarrassing. >> we sat down today with anne kirkpatrick who was fired last friday. the oakland police commission was able to fire her without cause after just three years on the job. mayor schaaf supported that vote by the police commission, so why was she let go? nbc bay area got a hold of a document that states kirkpse a commissioner for towing fees. kirkpatrick says she believes there are other reasons why commissioners voted her out. >> they always had a rub about the fact i was a mayoral selection. i'm not from oakland. i think that is very important to them. and i'm not a person of color, and i think that has been very important to them. >> the president of the commission says retaliation allegation sounds ridiculou

it is like a thin little -- >>> 4:53 right now. >> and coming up, nbc bay area responds. >> hundreds complaints and thousands of dollars saved a millions to help. i'm chris chmura, nbc bay area responds next. >>> and happening now, 440 people in the philippines celebrated wedding bliss amid corona concerns. 220 couples exchanged vows yesterday. they gave surgical masks before the big ceremony. >> my biggest inspiration in life is my grandfather. you have a man borned in the segregated south putting himself through college to become an educate kwor and he said the greatest goal was to make sure his students and family become productive citizens. >>> good morning. 640 is a lot of people. enough folks to fill almost every single seat on a 12-car b.a.r.t. train. let's start with our telemundo counterparts consumer investigator ar len fernandez and her team helps i san francisco after a check had expired. she couldn't get the check reissued until the squad steps up. fyi, there is no universal standard for expiration checks so cash them if you got them. we helped ben in fremont. they're is

nbc bay area nah nbc bay area news. >> we want to let you know we sent out a push alert. >>> the feds are blaming tesla and the driver who died in a crash. >> ntsb says the driver of the suv was playing a video game on his phone with his tesla on auto pilot when it crashed. our business and tech reporter, scott budman joins us now with the very latest. >> the ntsb taking time to criticize the idea that there's such a thing as a driverless car, while also urging cell phone makers to work harder against distracted driving. the 2018 crash of this tesla model x that took the life of 38-year-old apple engineer, walter hwong was the subject of this meeting at the national transportation safety board which faulted tesla's safety system and hwong, said to have been playing a game on his phone at sc as the car plowed into a barrier. >> the car in this crash was not a self-driving car, as i've said many times before. you cannot buy a self-driving car. >> reporter: a claim local mobility expert ben viker tells us is valid. >> wouldn't it be great if we could pay and not drive anymore? we're into

bay area. protesters calling the senate trial a sham. front and center, nancy pelosi's daughter. nbc bay area's sergio quintana is in san francisco with the details for us. >> reporter: there was at least one person that i talked with tonight who said that for a split second she figured there were going to be more republican senators to vote to remove the president. but everyone else i talked with tonight said they figured this was going to happen and they're not happy about it. >> hi, everyone. i just got oft phone with mom. she az hello. >> reporter: joining them tonight to keep them focused on issues, speaker nancy pelosi's daughter christine. she says they're not going to be happy when president trump releases his budget for this year. >> we're concerned about his continued sabotage of the health care bill. we're very concerned about what he does to entitlement programs like social security, medicare and medicaid. >> reporter: many in this crowd are angry and they're also exhausted. >> you know, before trump got elected you didn't have to constantly be thinking about politics. >>

families scraping by and we'll meet advocates and companies and bay area leaders working to find solutions and at 8:30 after a special edition of nbc area news at 8:00. still ahead, marching half way across the world. a south bay band is headed to london. f growing up in a family that struggled economically powerfully influenced my values. bernie sanders he's fighting to raise wages. and guarantee health care for all. now, our country is at a turning point. hard working people, betrayed by trump, struggling to survive. in this moment, we need a fighter. bernie sanders. we know he'll fight for us as president because he always has. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. >>> we have a happy ending for a dog in the peninsula. there you can see baby. the 1-year-old bulldog mix and her palo alto animal shelter. baby had major injuries. they call it the worst case of animal abuse they've ever seen. it was bad so they took care of baby and started nurturing him back to health and today we learned someone has adopted that little pooch. the san jose marching band is taking its talents to the uk. ♪ ♪ >> that's the independence high s

nbc bay area's jodi hernandez wentit class today. reporter: these students are learning first hand about water treatment at east bay mud. >> we're convert beiing our lar treatment plant into a classroom. >> reporter: they are opening the doors to try to ease fears after ground water beneath their school was found to find cancer causing tri clorl ethylene. >> it really scared me. i was like, do i got cancer? >> i'm not trying to get cancer, know what i mean in that's a hazard hazard right there. >> reporter: the district's water comes from the river watershed in the foothills. >> we wanted to set their minds at ease and let them know that the water supply does not include ground water. >> reporter: while preliminary air testing came back clean, more intense tests are being done this week. a town hall meeting is held tonight where they'll call for a task force on the issue. >> let's heal that which is broken and make sure our community is the safest, healthiest place for a poor child to live. >> it goes through this channel. >> reporter

everybody watches nbc bay area and knows you have a passion for sports. ove bay area sports, you know it. you know these guys. how do you feel? how are you putting this together tonight? >> it takes a lot to win a super bowl, which gives me and everyone out there approaeciati of what the 49ers did. the chiefs were a better team tonight. a very good question tonight. the 49ers are almost there, but it takes something special to win a super bowl. they could do it in the next couple years, but right now they fell short. >> thanks very much. see you back here. >>> 49ers owner took to twitter after the game writing congrats to the chiefs. it sucks for it to end like this, but we will hold our heads up high. he went on to thank everyone for the season. before the game, players stood on the 24 yard line for kobe bryant. that was his number bryant wore while with the lakers and paid tribute to chris doleman who played with the niners as well and lost his battle with cancer last week. >>> one of the 49ers watering hole was packed tonight. niners gear hoping and hop

double the state's salmon population over the next 30 years. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," nbc bay areands. >> she paid her mortgage on time but to the wrong company. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, nbc bay area responds next. >>> but first, happening now, twitter launching a new fight against deep fakes. the social media network will start labelling and removing doctored or manipulated photos or videos designed to mislead people. with the new guidelines videos like the one showing nancy pelosi slurring her words would be labelled or taken offline. deep fakes are a major concern ahead of the presidential election this fall. a lot more news ahead. stick around. it is 4:53 . >>> 4:55 this morning. an nbc bay area responds it to a walnut creek woman who sent thousands of zrls dollars to the wrong company. >> she asked chris chmura to help remind that page problem. >> good morning. zora got a nt from her bank that her mortgage paint was late. it turns out she accidentally sent her house payment to at&t. for more than $4,000. even worse is doris said she closed her at&t account nine

live in san jose, i'm damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> making it in the bay. we're trying to find solutions to the bay area's housing crisis. tonight a startup in small apartments and condos. if you don't have closet space, no worries. how about your ceiling space. they're trying this. bumblebee space is trying to help people who live in small spaces -- look how that just drops down there. bumblebee takes your bed, your books, and even your clothes and puts it in your ceiling. it all kind of hides away. you call for it from your smartphone and your shelves -- you see scott budman -- coming right down. >> the walls and floors so you can live comfortably and yet all your stuff is there. >> it looks so stylish. they are designing for studio apartments. as part of our series a look at our sky high housing prices. what can you oer cities where b people are moving to. today skut budman is taking a look at the real estate market and compare that to other places, scott. >> we got a lot of response when we did this last week. some of it, wow, this is interesting. we ha

sanders and the rest of the field will participate in a debate that you can watch right here on nbc bay area coming up wednesday. >> nbc bay area is the only place to watch the 2020 olympics and thisrning, united by motion is revealed as the motto for the tokyo 2020 olympics and paralympics today. the organizers are hammering home the message of diversity and inclusion and 10,000 athletes from 200 countries will be gathering in tokyo for the olympics which run from july 24th to august 9th. >>> trending this morning, walmart employee is taking the internet by storm. this is charlene working at a walmart in maryland. on the facebook page, she is posing in all sorts of what they call the must-have products. and regardless of the dayer to products, she manages to keep the straight face in each photo which makes it funny. >> right now, the store has a start of a petition to try to get charlene on the "ellen" show. >> that is a lot of fun. >> no doubt. you have to make your job fun. as parents we are hearing plenty about our children's grades in school. >> but one teacher is getting the special sh

tonight at 9:00 on nbc bay area. >>> coming up at nbc bay area news at 11:00, "california live" is followed by "access daily" and followed by "days of our lives." >>> back to that breaking news out of san bruno, this is a view from the top of san bruno, and you can see that plume of smoke that is happening in san bruno state park, and according to san mateo county, this is a half acre fire, and no structures are threaten and right now the spread of the fire is very slow, and you can see that plume going straight up into the air, because there is not a lot of wind right now, and the conditions are very dry, and so there was a second alarm that was called. we will continue to track this breaking news for you and we will bring you updates as we get them. >>> also, the democratic presidential hopefuls are out in full force today trying to get the last-minute votes ahead of the primary in south carolina. it is the first one in the south. the new poll shows that joe biden is ahead with a substantial lead and the candidates are still looking beyond tomorrow with super tuesday coming up next week a

you be the judge. >>> plus, nbc bay area responds. >> she paid her mortgage on time. but to the wrong company. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, nbc bay area responds next. growing up in a family that struggled economically powerfully influenced my values. bernie sanders he's fighting to raise wages. and guarantee health care for all. now, our country is at a turning point. hard working people, betrayed by trump, struggling to survive. in this moment, we need a fighter. bernie sanders. we know he'll fight for us as president because he always has. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. >>> 6:25 this morning. and nbc bay area responds to a walnut creek woman who sent thousands of dollars to the wrong company. >> she asked chris chmura and his team to help rewind that payment problem. >> good morning. zora got a notice from her bank that her mortgage paint was late. it turns out she accidentally sent her house payment to at&t. for more than $4,000. even worse is doris said she closed her at&t account nine years ago. she asked at&t to return the money. but d

bay area. but you don't love the traffic, high priced homes and seeing our neighbors struggle. so let's find a way to to make things better. nbc bay area news presents "making it in the bay," every day on every newscast. we break down the housing crisis, meet the people fighting for survival and find real solutions. "making it in the bay," every day, every newscast on nbc bay area. mckissack and mckissack is the nation's oldest black-owned design and construction firm. before mike, we were desperate. there were not a lot of opportunities for black-owned businesses to compete. mike saw that and he leveled the playing field for black-owned businesses. over the years, we have heard a lot of talk. but mike came in, and he actually did something about it. and that's how mike will get it done as president. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> right now at 4:39, let's head outside in fremont as you get ready to head out of the door, temperatures are feeling milder compared to other mornings this week. we're in the low 50s. and we'll see a few more high clouds moving through and temperatures warming up once again. we'll

it's like we should be doing this. >> garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >>> watch more from our new series making it in the bay right now. head to nbcbayarea.com. >>> still ahead, it was supposed to be an implosion. here we go. here we go. well, didn't quite go as planned. we'll have more on this. >>> and we're starting to see some cooling to wrap up the weekend right now. t return dry offshore winds for the workweek ahead and the impact on temperatures when we come right back. we aat run have progressive plao address the big challenges facing our country. what makes me different, is i've been working for ten years outside of washington, and to return power to the american people. i started need to impeach to hold this lawless president accountable. i'm proposing big reforms like term limits... ...a national referendum... ...and ending corporate money in politics. as president, i'll declare climate change an emergency on day 1. and, use those powers to finally address the climate crisis. and, i've spent 30 years building a successful international business. so, i can take on donald trump o

nbc bay area news presents "making it in the bay." every day, on every newscast.eak down the housing crisis, meet the people fighting for survival and find real solutions. "making it in the bay," every day, every newscast on nbc bay area. huge tax breaks for the rich, while the middle-class continues to struggle. that's what happens when billionaires are able to control the political system. our campaign is funded by the working people of this country, and those are the people that i will represent. no more tax breaks for billionaires. we are going to guarantee health care to all people and create up to 20 million good paying jobs to save this planet. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message because we need an economy that works for all of us, not just wealthy campaign contributors. because we need an economy thatwihefty! hefty! hefty!n. hey ladies... buy hefty® ultra strong™ at a low price. dada! i wish... get hefty® ultra strong™ costs less than glad® forceflex where sold head to head. >>> and a good wednesday morning to you. here we go. a live look in san