>> what makes the evidence in this case different, the repeated and numerous examples with the individuals showed how they knew that fentanyl was dangerous and lethal. that they use the around this child anyway. >> i am encouraged that they are pursuing murder. it will make people think twice before selling fentanyl. >> reporter: winters parents have also been charged with murder. the two cases will be tried together. the first time in county history that parents have been charged with murder for an overdose death of their own child. the two roommates did not enter a plea in court today. they are expected to return to court to enter a plea later this month. reporting live in san jose, marion favreau, nbc bay area news. the sister of a high- profile murder suspect had a court date today related to a

hit and run crash. the sister of the men accused of killing the tech executive, bob lee. he was arrested in november while under the influence. prosecutors say she was high on fentanyl, cocaine, and nitrous oxide when she signed her car into other parked cars. her hearing has been rescheduled until the end of next month at her brother has pleaded not guilty to killing bob lee. prosecutors in that case say that her connection to lee mike either connection to understanding what led to lee's killing. account searching for solutions, a coordinated cleanup effort is underway in the city of oakland. it's been three months since the mayor launched the fresh initiative with the goal of cleaning up some of oakland's most troubled areas. athena jones caught up with city crews today to see if the program is working.

in the heaven targeting graffiti, potholes, trash, clearing overgrown brush. it's an effort between multiple departments that the town hopes sends a message. >> we can take back our response. we can take back the area completely. >> reporter: is part of the oakland fresh program to clean up the core door. gerald bradley's crew is working on 32nd and market. he explains that graffiti has been the hardest to tackle with taggers coming back nearly every day. after months, he is starting to see a change. >> we probably need to do more of this with everybody working together. this is the first time -- in the program targeted the most underserved communities in areas with the most reported complaints. neighbors say that life is a problem that is out of control. >> it is terrible.

two things in the city, the graffiti, and tears down the structure of the city for the second, the trash dumping. if we could get that taken care of, that would mean a lot. >> where hoping that by aligning the services with the resources we have in a sustained way, over time you will see a gradual reduction for the issues arising. in the future of the program depends on the effectiveness and if the city can expand that while addressing other needs. more representatives say it's a priority they note they are facing $175 million budget deficit. two were concentrating services and we want to maintain responsiveness and proactive service delivery throughout oakland. we're even as a push to clean up one area, new issues are arising in another. at the lake, around 50 boxes have been broken. tightly. city crews are out

today trying to mitigate the damage. the crews expect immediate repairs will take another week while long-term solutions could take months. the city is also asking residents to step up to be part of the solution. urging people to adopt the spot online and become part of the community cleanup. >> the city is out here, we are committed every day. this is a whole community approach. we need everybody. a computer glitch put alaska airlines passengers in limbo. it halted all flights before 8:00 a.m. it lasted for an hour, triggering delays for flights across the country. including in the bay area. only templates between simpsonville, oakland, san jose, were impacted. the delays did not have huge impacts on history. >> safety is first so i will not complain if i'm a little bit late to make things safer.

probably easier on me because it was an early flight. for me it wasn't too big. >> alaska airlines released a statement apologizing. they said it was caused by an upgrade to their system with weight and balance. the issue was fixed and it was lifted. boeing under the microscope. an engineer who is a whistleblower accused the airplane maker of cutting corners. boeing insists it's dream liner is safe. ellis has details from washington. to make critical questions on capitol hill about the safety of boeing 787 airplanes. >> effectively they are -- >> reporter: quality engineer and whistleblower, sam, telling senators the company cut corners. pushing planes to protect and without closing tiny gaps or

pieces of the 787 views is fastened together. the stress couldn't leave to fatigue failure after thousands of flights. >> i raised the issues over three years. i was ignored and told not to create delays. i was told to shut up. we're boeing tells nbc news that we are fully confident in the 787 dream liner because of the comprehensive work done to ensure the quality and long- term safety of the aircraft. these claims about the structure integrity of the 787 are inaccurate. facing increased scrutiny following the 737 max nine door plug blowout in january and two fatal max eight crashes overseas in 2018 and 2019, boeing this week gave reporters a detailed briefing on its extensive stress tests that it says run up to 165,000 takeoffs and landings. more than three times the typical 787's lifespan.

and expecting 689 planes already in service. boeing says it found zero evidence of fatigue. the ceo of united airlines standing by the playmaker. >> these have been flying for decades. millions of hours. i am confident it is safe. my promising to keep raising safety standards to new heights. >> the chair of today's senate panel says he plans to hold more hearings on boeing airplane safety and expects the boeing ceo to appear for questioning the company says it is cooperating and offered to provide documents and briefings. in washington, ellis barr, nbc news. 100 days, team usa will join athletes for the opening ceremony of the summer olympics in paris. a few more months of training before the athletes get the

chance to live out their dreams. immunoassay is on full display this week in new york. athletes hearing the thoughts and goals for the summer games. meanwhile, the host city complete with iconic views and venues continues to work through final preparations for the international party. the big torches making its journey from greece to paris. >> it feels like it's happening really fast. i'm caught between wanting it to get here and being excited and wanting to slow it down so i can experience all of this as much as possible. >> i am ready and i can't wait to be there. we know which nba superstars are making the trip. steph curry will make his olympic debut joining lebron james and kevin durant. the very best on the biggest stage with the whole world stopping to watch, 100 days away. ralph lauren is outfitting all of the team usa athletes this summer. since 2008, he has been the

official designer of team usa. the design play significant role in the olympic experience. combining style, identity and national pride. >> i am spending more time abroad commuting. to be able to put that flag on and have the stars & stripes, to have that on you while out competing wherever you are, i think that is so special. it is a huge reminder of what a unique opportunity and environment this is. how lucky you are to be there. >> by the way, that is daniela from lafayette. a local athlete we will follow throughout the games. along with the team usa collection, ralph lauren is designing the opening and closing ceremonies. their outfits for the olympic and paralympic games. the olympic coverage will continue. jessica joins us for a behind

the scenes look at some of the olympic venues. in a scary scene in the central valley. a fire truck crashes into a home. we would tell you about the crash and what happened. i am chief meteorologist, jeff. i will continue the countdown to the paris olympics. we will take a look at the weather in july and august what athletes and spectators can expect. me interesting things this time of year and our own heat and rain chances. i will be back in about 10 minutes. two i want to introduce you to some bay area athletes hoping to represent team usa. vicki, known as, is from san jose. she went to kale and soda breakdancing when she was 18. that is the newest olympic sport debuting in paris.

in the central valley firefighters racing to a fire ended up involved with her own emergency with their truck slammed into a home.

this crash happened around 7:00 this morning in stockton. police say the fire truck was responding to a call when it crashed into a car in the road. it went to the intersection, hit a second car and crashed into the home. the roof of the house on top of the truck, the time of the crash the owner of the home happened to be across the street at a gas station. >> we see the fire truck go by and we looked out and the owner of the house that the fire truck is sitting in, he was over here for his coffee. i think he was there by himself. he calmly walked across the street. >> the drivers of both cars were taken to the hospital. four firefighters were hurt in the crashes under investigation. in president biden made a move that will protect american workers. he said china is overproducing goods like steel and aluminum. exporting them to the usa undercutting american producers.

the president is calling to triple the current tariffs on chinese steel and aluminum that will bump them up 25%. critics argue it could backfire. higher consumer crisis and fuel inflation but mr. biden says he believes it will protect american workers and ensure fair competition. the bottom line, i want fair competition with china. not conflict. we are investing in american workers again. >> the president made those comments in speech while campaigning for reelection in the swing state of pennsylvania. the steelworkers union endorsed him last month hopeful news for college grads. president biden is pushing for a student debt forgiveness plan. his first attempt was unsuccessful. last summer the u.s. supreme court shut down his proposal. this time the administration hopes the plan will survive legal hurdles. it's relying on the regulatory

process and set of executive action. the biden administration will review feedback. if all goes well, the plan could clear that for millions of borrowers by this fall. as we have been telling you all day, the road to paris is wide open for the 2024 olympic games. >> jessica is here for a look at some venues for team usa. hello. >> can you believe we are 100 days out from the 2024 paris games. the cost for another tour de france. athletes will compete for gold. the city of light will have 15 olympic sites and 11 paralympic sites shining a light on paris historical landmarks. none is as iconic as the eiffel tower. it is at the foot, the iron lady, 12,000 spectators will watch beach volleyball and the men's paralympic line for.

it was built for the 1889 world fair. the eiffel tower is made of over 18,000 iron parts. in stan's 1000 feet high and it lowers 7 million visitors a year. the world champs of volleyball, they will try to extend team usa's perfect street. since the debut at the 1996 games, the u.s. collected a lot of link in beach volleyball. they will get a little piece of metal with iron metal down for that majestic site. fantastic. don't you think? >> her french is really good. the opening ceremony for the summer games in paris is july 26. you can watch the coverage start to finish exclusively on nbc bay area.

we are continuing the countdown to the paris olympics in 100 days. i want to start off with a look at what the weather is like once the games get underway. july and august. overall, it is pretty comfortable on average. these are the warmest months though. looking at an average high of 78 as the games get underway. the average low of 61. rainfall at about 2.5 inches. there is a possibility of getting thunderstorms but here is the thing athletes are closely monitoring four. also, preparing and training for. the chance of heat waves. if they get any heat waves, it usually happens in july and august. the past couple of years i have seen hot temperatures within the past 10 years. they got as high as 108. heat waves will be the top story

, if any, that comes out of weather from the paris games. all of our coverage continues and as we go through tonight and beyond. let's move to the bay area weather. high pressure that will keep the main storm tracked to the north and we are still seeing the southern branch of the jet stream moving into california. we will get some cloud cover for tomorrow. the other thing i want you to be on the lookout for if you are getting in the car and going on a road trip, you may get thunderstorms popping in the central valley. it's only a slight chance that there is a possibility going into tomorrow and friday. for us, we will started off with areas of fog and high clouds. we will see the high clouds continuing to mix in through the afternoon. like today, it is more of the filtered sunshine. morning temperatures will begin like this. down the 52 in the south bay. 50 in the tri-valley. the 50s continued for the east

bay and san francisco and northbay. it is another day were numbers are above average and back in the 80s to the south bay. 81 in cupertino. 80 in morgan hill. the 80s also in play for cochran, pleasanton, danville. 74, oakland. a big contrast in temperatures for the peninsula. 62 at half moon bay with the cold ocean breeze. palo alto, 78. san francisco, the wind out of the west you will stay at 67. you get a little bit away from that ocean breeze and it will get up to 74. the northbay, 80. 74 in mountain valley. beyond this, we have been talking about the possibilities of rain in the next 10 days for the storm system out here by friday morning. it gets close by saturday morning. everything still shows breaking through the weekend. saturday and sunday, drive. as we go through next week, it

does look like the chance of rain is returning by wednesday with some sierra snow. early estimates for next wednesday, thursday, friday, less -- show anywhere from a quarter to a half inch. we will continue to monitor that. the seven-day forecast in san francisco. we hold on the 60s but look at the inland valleys. we will go from 83 tomorrow, to 66, by next wednesday. some olympic -sized jumps in the weather lately. two nicely done by both of you. coming up, tesla is once again asking shareholders to approve a massive payback for elon

elon musk is trying again. he wants tesla to give him the conversation he says he deserves. in january a judge blocked plans for him to receive a $56 billion pay package. tesla failed to prove the number was fair. he asked her holders to repay the package. in response to the decision he asked shareholders to move the company from delaware where it currently is incorporated to texas where it is headquartered. the move comes days after tesla said they will work by 10%. a slump in sales and stock prices. there are lots of losses on wall street today. all three indexes drop low with nasdaq dropping the biggest.

marking fourth straight day of losses. big names like netflix, apple, ended up losing value. there were winners. united airlines stocks served by more than 72 -- 17%. new technology could make your trip to the grocery store faster. amazon say the carts track and tally items while the customers shop. it will affect the total price in real-time. amazon will charge customers a digital receipt as they leave. it made its debut at the fresh market. it was later added to some whole food stores. they're working to get the carts and other stores across the u.s. caitlin clark, what she illl be earning wh

she is the hottest woman basketball player right now. caitlin clark. >> so fun to watch for the number one draft pick in the wnba. why is she making so little? as you saw last night she was drafted by the indiana fever. many are wondering why she is

getting paid so little? according to wnba collective bargaining, she will earn just over $76,000 her first year. in comparison, the nba draft, $12 million. here is the excellent issue. analysts say the revenue can explain the gap. the leak brings in $200 million annually compared to the nba, $10 billion. that is a big gap. >> i am sure her celebrate -- celery will hopefully go up. she is such a fan favorite. you can forget the newscast 24/7 on roku and other streaming platforms. in time for the 5:30 news. it's been more than two years since home depot was burned down in san jose. the person arrested still has yet to be arraigned. he was supposed to be in court today but it was pushed back.

we look into the reasons for all of the delays. troubling accusations against a supervisor in the antioch school district. we investigate complaints of hand bullying people. two lawmakers in arizona move forward once again with a restrictive abortion band that dates back more than 150 years. the news at 5:30 starts now. thanks for joining us. a little over two years since one of the biggest fires in san jose history. the home depot fire devastated the area. the man accused of setting the fire has not entered a plea in the case >> robert shows us what is behind the delay and what has happened at the site of the fire in the two years since it burned down. there is still a lot of work to be done here. the recovery time for those impacted by the fire will take just