. >> officers chased a suspect where nbc bay area's thom jensen joins us live, we understand, they are going to the suspect's car? >> reporter: they have been, for quite some time now. the bomb squad in the suspect vehicle right now, looking at it. they have been around that for more than a couple of hours now, with a robot and now we saw somebody in one of those bomb squad out it's go in and start walking back right now but this did start with the report of an assault in north beach, just before 6:00 this evening. and then reports on social media where people were talking about hearing explosions as police pursued the vehicle out of the city and then all the way here, to where the bomb squad is, along with several san francisco police vehicles on scene at this location, 30 miles outside of the city. -- a police bomb squad team uses a robot to inspect the car at officers examined what appeared to be small dents from possible shrapnel in the site at least two vehicles at this martinez intersection. san francisco police would only say that this started around 6:00 as a call about an assa

we're live in san francisco, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> nice tribute there. thank you, thom. >>> this morning we aired the procession live. we spoke with larry gerston. >> he talked about feinstein's legacy within the senate and san francisco. >> this is, let's say, going full circle for her, coming home now. and folks in san francisco and the bay area know much about feinstein, far more than just her years in the senate. as supervisor, chair of the board. and soed aly, because of the assassination of mayor george moscone -- mos connie and harvey milk. she once again managed to right the city, restore calm, give people a sense of confidence. those are the kinds of things that she could do in a way that people appreciated the institution, wherever it might be, whether it was the board of supervisors, the mayor's office, or later in the senate. >> feinstein had a long list of accomplishments, but on top of that list would no doubt be the 1994 assault weapons ban. >> scott mcgrew continues our coverage. >>> it was one of the most far-reaching laws of its time. sh

nbc bay area's thom jensen is live for us. this is a great view of the parade of ships making their way into the bay. this is one of the best spots, and such a beautiful day for it, too. >> reporter: i was going to say, it feels like we're in san diego, doesn't it? the "uss john p. mercer" is the first ship coming underneath the golden gate bridge right now. there's a hero on that ship we'll talk about in a second here. just got started there with the fireboats out front. this weather will bode well for the air shows later today. the "uss john p. murtha," the "uss paul hamilton" will follow as we saw when they were queueing up, it didn't look like there were a lot of ships. we don't know if that had to do with military readiness, other points around the globe. we have not heard anything from the defense department about that. but a lot to see here. those two, also the coast guard cutter will be among them. and the last living survivor of the "uss indianapolis" that was downed bay japanese submarine is on that lead ship, the gr

nbc bay area's thom jensen joins us live in san francisco this morning. from the cruise driverless taxis we understand it may provide evidence about what happened. some video we're getting in here. i understand you just got an update from police, thom. >> reporter: yes, good morning, and police are confirming what you just talked about and what the nbc bay area investigative unit saw in video provided by cruise last night that another vehicle likely hit that female pedestrian first, and then launched her into the lane that that cruise vehicle was in, and that cruise vehicle ran over here. san francisco fire rescue team was dispatched to the scene at 5th and market street near the powell street b.a.r.t. station about 9:30 last night. those rescuers pulled the victim from the under the vehicle. she was rushed to sf general with life threatening injuries. so far, police have no witnesses. >> because of the nature of the autonomous vehicles, there's no driver to speak with, and in this case, there were no passengers inside the vehicle when rescuers arrived. t

in campbell, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, tom. >>> a follow-up to a deadly observableing in san francisco. please just released edited body cam video of a shooting at the chinese consulate. i do have to warn you, the video is difficult to watch. if you remember this, october 9th, a car crashed into the visa office of the consulate. you can see that handprint there. security guards holding a man against a wall took the man swings a knife, according to police, and one of the officers opens fire. paramedics took that man to the hospital where he later died. later identified as 31-year-old during that investigation officers did find a knife, a crossbow, and arrows at the scene. >> tonight, the manager of the martinez refinery is apologizing for multiple incidents over the last year that have gotten many people in that community saying unsafe. neighbors are voicing new frustrations after alarms began sounding at that refinery overnight, just last night. the refinery says they found no issues and determined it as a false alarm. the city council ruled the refinery's general m

live in san francisco, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> what a beautiful tribute. u very much, thom. >> our coverage continues, of course, on air and online, and that will include live coverage of tomorrow's memorial service. it will air on nbcbayarea.com, we'll stream it there from our home page. >>> breaking news this morning, as the clock ticks down to what health care workers are calling the largest health care strike in u.s. history. we want to give you a look at the facilities in walnut creek this morning, as you can see right there this is a live look. the three-day strike is expected to get under way at the top of the hour, and it comes as both sides failed to reach a last-minute deal overnight. the strike is expected to include some 75,000 workers in six states, including washington, d.c. now, it includes pharmacy and x-ray technicians. doctors, registered nurses are not involved here. kaiser is promising to ensure care to patients, however some nonessential appointments and procedures are being rescheduled. our bob redell will have a live update at the top

we're live in san francisco, thom jensen, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much., just stay with nbc bay area. we will have continuing coverage of dianne feinstein's memorial, live coverage throughout the day tomorrow, both on air and online at nbcbayarea.com, or wherever you stream. >>> 6:34. and breaking news this morning, as kaiser health care workers are now launching what is being called the largest health care strike in u.s. history. we want to give you a live look at kaiser walnut creek where workers are picketing after walking off the job more than a half hour ago. the planned three-day strike comes with both sides failing to reach an agreement. this is a last mf minute deal over night. the strike is expected to include some 75,000 workers in six states, and washington, d.c. it include pharmacy and x-ray technicians. doctors and registered nurses are not involved in this strike. kaiser is promising to ensure care to all of its patients, however some nonessential appointments and procedures are being rescheduled. >>> new details this morning in a shooting t

"today in the bay"'s thom jensen is live in san francisco this morning.ion. where do things stand? >> reporter: good morning, marcus. well, that video has a lot to do with it, and the video seems to show there was another vehicle involved, a black sedan, and maybe the driver of that vehicle is to blame for this incident where this woman sustained life-threatening injuries. according to cruise, the owner of that car, which had embedded cameras in the vehicle, that video shows a black sedan hit the woman first and then catapulted her in front of their autonomous vehicle at 5th and market, about 9:30 last night. the san francisco fire and rescue team responded and used the jaws of life to rescue that woman trapped under the rear axle of the cruise autonomous vehicle, and then she was taken by ambulance to san francisco general with those life-threatening injuries. but there were no witnesses. >> because of the nature of the autonomous vehicles, there's no driver to speak with, and in this case there were no passengers inside the vehicle when rescuers arrived

we're live in san francisco, thom jensen, "today in the bay." >> critical condition. ecovers. thank you, thom. >> we first learned of the accident, we sent out an alert through our nbc bay area app. you can download it, that way you can stay informed with the latest breaking news. >>> a south bay tragedy leaving many unanswered questions after two children drowned at a south san jose daycare. a third child remains hospitalized. it all happened yesterday morning at the happy happy daycare, which operates out of a home on fleetwood drive near almaden lake park. authorities say somehow the children ended up in the home's swimming pool. it's not clear if there was a locked gate. a search by our investigative unit did not find any license issued for a daycare center at this address. so far, prosecutors have not announced criminal charges, but that investigation is still ongoing. >>> one person is in custody, after a stabbing in front of the concord b.a.r.t. station. it happened last night at about 7:30. b.a.r.t. says the male victim suffered injuries not considered life-thr

. >> thom jensen is live for us in san francisco this morning.a tribute planned for the late senator dianne feinstein. >> reporter: and, really -- good morning to both of you -- of all of the flights this week, they're really dedicated to her, according to one of the pilots we talked to who grew up in san francisco, who said he was inspired by fleet week and the flyovers here. a great place to see all of the shows here, marina boulevard, where we are at marina green, where a lot of the military equipment is staged, or up the road at chrissy field where large groups will, no doubt, gathering to see the air shows this week. and they are really all dedicated to the late senator, who brought fleet week here way back in 1981 as mayor, and then was a champion for the defense services as a senator. the blue angels honored the late senator with a flyover at her memorial thursday, and one of the pilots told nbc bay area they're all thinking of her when they step into their cockpits this week. >> she's been such a champion for the united states and for the

. >> "today in the bay"'s thom jensen is live this morning in san francisco. we're going to get a tribute planned for senator dianne feinstein. >> reporter: that's right. so many of the flights this week will be in her honor, really in the heart of pilots as we heard from one of the blue angels pilots. she was a real champion for the u.s. military that's on display here today, a champion when it came to appropriations for u.s. intelligence and defense bills, but also in bringing fleet week here to san francisco 42 years ago in 1981. there was a blue angels flyover during her memorial on thursday. one of the pilots who actually grew up right here in san francisco told us the fleet week flyovers and celebrations inspired him to become a naval aviator and eventually a blue angel. >> when i was a kid, i would watch it from rooftops, from parks, wherever i could get a glimpse of the aircraft. that's something that's special about this show. >> reporter: the lieutenant commander told nbc bay area they're all thinking of senator feinstein, all of the pilots, when the

. >> our nbc bay area is thom jensen has a reaction from local-based leaders. >> reporter: 30 megabyte tensions were high along israel's border but now that both sides have declared war and the u.s. has pledged israel support, some fear bloodshed in this religious war that can increase here, too. while the air raid silence rang out in tel aviv and in gaza, passengers aboard and sfo flight headed to israel got the news that they were turning around. >> the pilot came on and said that israel has declared war and the airport is closed. we are turning the plane around and flying back into san francisco. >> reporter: both passengers we talked to has loved ones in israel and helps the violent bloodshed that has claimed the lives of hundreds and sins. >> i have reports from family in israel and it's pretty bad like apartment buildings with civilians are being blown up. >> i know many people that are in the area, and we don't know their situation but specifically my family is okay. >> reporter: but a bay area native that has family in gaza is always worried for their safety because of ongoing

. >> reporter: thom jensen, "today in the bay." >> today, there will be rallies for pro israeli and pro palestinian groups. in san jose, the group freedom road socialist organization, will gather at city hall to protest the killing of palestinian people in gaza. they are calling for a cease-fire that starts at 1:00 p.m. and in san francisco, bay area jewish organizations will gather for a rally for israel. they also are calling for a cease-fire. the end of killing israelis in the middle east, and for all the hostages to be released. that starts at 1:30. for the latest dopnts on the israel-hamas war, when we're not on the air, go to our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> well, you may have heard hollywood is mourning the sudden and shocking death of beloved actor matthew perry, who was found dead at his los angeles area home yesterday. perry, best known for his role on the hit nbc sitcom "friends." ♪ there for you, there for you ♪ >> of course, perry played chandler bing on the show that ran for ten seasons between 1994 and 2004. his character was a fan favorite known for his sarcasm and his o

. >> reporter: i'm thom jensen in san francisco where a woman was pinned underneath a cruise driverlessdriverless car seems to show another car hit her first, and launched her in front of the autonomous vehicle. san francisco police department is investigating. we have not yet learned whether or not they have found the driver of that first vehicle. >>> let's get a look at the forecast with meteorologist kari hall. the warm-up starts when? >> it starts this afternoon, and at least it's cool, for now. but temperatures will ramp up quickly. a lot of sunshine over oakland right now, a hazy sky. we're headed for upper 70s. it's comfortably warm today, but as we go through the forecast, our temperatures go from low 80s to upper 80s, and even low 90s by thursday, we're seeing mid-90s for concord, as well as fairfield, 95 for san martin. we're also going to have to deal with high fire danger, due to low humidity, high heat, as well as a lot of dry fuels around the bay area. we'll have to be careful, early next week, our temperatures will be coming back down. in san francisco it will be warming