right now. at five, at least one person is dead after an overnight crash on an east bay interstate. shocking new details from a witness. and the update on those closures. sentencing day for the man who attacked nancy pelosis husband in their pacific heights home. we're live in san francisco with a possible

prison time. and why next week may be another critical moment in this criminal case. also helping more people make it in the bay. a new community fridge rolls out in one neighborhood. the new access it should provide no questions asked. this is today in the bay. good morning to you. on this friday, i'm marcus washington. what was that last part friday. there you go. marcus washington. oh yeah, i know i was about to say that. boy, i know you guys well. good morning, i'm laura garcia. we're going to check in with mike inouye in just a moment for that morning commute. but carrie has a look at our forecast for today. another great one. we're starting out with fog and clouds . and then as that clears out, for most of the inland areas, we are going to see our temperatures warming up. right now, we're in the low 50s in san rafael. meanwhile, in the upper 50s for palo alto and in san jose, and then looking at our high temperatures for this afternoon, really nice and

comfortable, upper 60s for san mateo, upper 70s for los gatos and 78 for san jose, while we'll see also mid to upper 70s for the east bay into the north bay and the weekend is looking just as nice. our saturday high temperatures up to 75. in dublin we'll get a look at the rest of our microclimates coming up. but mike, you're tracking a crash in oakland. yeah, a couple of crashes in oakland. actually, this is a major crash. and marcus is going to talk more about the details of what's going on and what caused or what the issue is earlier. but right now the grand avenue off ramp is still closed. i wanted to call it out because it is off of the maze. and we did talk about grand avenue, but it's a completely different portion of that roadway name over in oakland, a smooth drive everywhere else as you head south down through piedmont, there's another crash just past the bottom of the screen. on 880 itself, there's a rollover crash reported no major injuries, and i'm tracking that. but smaller incidents have been occurring over the last hour. so a busy night on the grid for chp right now as you head down toward the coliseum. but so far, no slowing

on the scene. for more on the oakland issue, we'll send it back to you. yeah, mike, that's where chp is investigating this morning. that deadly crash there. so this was along 580 in oakland. this is new video of that scene near the grand avenue offramp. now, investigators are saying that this all happened a little after midnight. two vehicles crashed along eastbound lanes there now, one of them overturning near the center divider. at least one person we know has been killed in that accident. a witness says that she was actually speaking with her cousin nearby when the truck flipped. at least five times, hitting a pole. she says accidents in that area are not uncommon. the traffic here is terrible. this is probably the fourth accident i've seen right here. someone came off the freeway and hit her car. it's a fence that used to be here, but the fence is gone because people keep coming off the freeway and crashing into it. now, at last, check all lanes along that eastbound ramp to grand avenue are shut down. well, in just a

few hours, the man convicted of attacking paul pelosi is set to face sentencing. this marks the end of a year and a half court battle to put david depape behind bars today in the bay's ginger conejero saab joins us live in san francisco with more on what is set to play out today. ginger well, good morning, laura and marcus. prosecutors are asking for a 40 year sentence for david depape. attorneys say they want depape to serve a longer sentence than the one recommended by the u.s. probation office, which recommends 25 years in prison. depape was convicted of breaking into the pelosi home in pacific heights here in san francisco, attempting to kidnap then speaker nancy pelosi. instead, he attacked her husband, paul pelosi, in the early morning hours of october 28th, 2022, just days before the midterm elections. depape admitted during trial testimony that he broke into the home. he also acknowledged striking paul pelosi with a hammer after police showed up. that bloody

attack on pelosi was captured on police body cam footage. depape was convicted of the federal charges against him back in november of last year, but he is also charged in state court hearings or in state court with assault with attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon. he's also pleaded not guilty to that case. jury selection for the state case is expected to happen next week on may 22nd. and as we have been doing throughout this, we will continue to bring you developments both on air and online in both cases. marcus. laura. all right. we will follow. thank you. ginger police cleared out an abandoned university building near the uc berkeley campus. you may recall it was taken over on wednesday night by pro-palestinian protesters. police shut down nearby streets, outnumbering the group of protesters, allowing police to arrest 12 people inside that building. the takeover of the building, happening just days after a nearby encampment, was disbanded after student organizers came to an agreement on their demands

with the university. university says the group who occupied the abandoned building are not affiliated with student groups on campus. those who were arrested could face charges of trespassing, vandalism and destruction of property. a san francisco woman opening up after another woman attacked her from behind in a neighborhood corner store. now, we have to warn you, some of this video we're about to show may be disturbing. now, surveillance video here showing kate ryken at her potrero hill neighborhood corner store. this is on tuesday. she waves there at the store owner. and then you see right here that woman coming in with a darker sweatshirt, hitting her with that bag, then started punching kate. that bag that kate was hit with, will has a liquor bottle inside and this all lasted fewer than 10s, but it really left ryken terrified when it happened on tuesday afternoon i was afterwards. i was just in complete and total shock yesterday i was crazy angry and today i'm just completely overwhelmed. so let's see what tomorrow brings. well,

police later arrested the woman believed to be involved. she pleaded not guilty yesterday to assault charges. we've learned that she's also being held on a parole violation for some, trying to make it in the bay. a community organization is working to ensure everyone can put food on the table. a community refrigerator sits along hilton avenue in vallejo. it allows anyone to receive food, no questions asked, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. the refrigerator was created by the organization the vallejo project organizers say the anonymity helps people feel more comfortable asking for help. but like many food banks in the bay area it's in constant need. the community refrigerator currently accepting donations of food, pet food and feminine hygiene products and other supplies in san jose. efforts are also underway to keep one church stocked for community members in need. the crossroads chapel volunteers say that since the pandemic, the number of families requesting help is now about 650. before then, it was just

80. do an increase in donations. the church says it's forced to offer less food than in previous years. if you want to donate to crossroads efforts, you can visit the website. well, the contra costa county fair is here and there are new rules to tell you about yesterday, opening night. and teenagers, of course. welcome. but only with an adult. now there's a chaperon policy. now in place for the next few days. anyone under the age of 18 will need to be accompanied by an adult who's at least 25 years old, each chaperon can only have four minors with him. now, this is in response to a series of fights between groups of teenagers at the fair last year. a lot of people tell us that it's really sad to see something like this happen, but they understand that's crazy. all the kids in high school or school, they can't get dropped off no more and come by themselves. you know what? i think it's a pretty good idea. i know they had a little bit of problems last year, so i think it's better that they have more supervision now. the county fair isn't the

only place that's made some changes due to teenage brawls. just last year, great america also instituted a chaperon policy. let's take a live look in san francisco. and as summer gets a little closer in the city by the bay, really, for all of us, the better your chances of seeing some fog. so brace for may gray june gloom, no sky july and fog just. meteorologist kari hall explains why the city by the bay can get so gray. starting at this time of the year, we're settling into a pattern of coastal fog and cool temperatures and inland sunshine, as well as warm weather and you may well know, the cause of our microclimates are due in part to the proximity to the ocean, as well as the hilly terrain and the valleys. now, the water at our coastline flows down from alaska and is very cold, averaging only at about 55 degrees. the marine layer of humid air is pushed over the water and to our coast and creates a breezy, chilly wind with that constant pacific high pressure pushing that moist

air farther inland. and as temperatures in the valleys heat up, you get a wide range in temperatures. as the fog lingers for most of the day. bottom line is to always keep a warm jacket handy all throughout the summer. now let's check in with mike for a look at this morning's commute . yeah, you know we're talking about gas prices. first as we look at a smooth flow of traffic at the gas pumps at least has flowed down in prices at least a little bit. another local listed in the top ten best, but it's still in livermore. that's two in the top ten for 24. again, this one's at livermore's foxy gasoline on old first street in the city of san jose. it's national petroleum with their best price of 469 on key street. that's near spartan stadium. and then as you're going to make a getaway through the north bay, check out vallejo for 79 at vallejo's exxon on springs road. now these prices are all shared by all of you. all of us on gasbuddy.com, on the roadways. everything is looking pretty nice and a green sensors, even out of the altamont pass. for the most part. oakland does have a couple of crashes, and the one

we've been really tracking since just after midnight. the deadly crash 580 at grand avenue, and that's got the exit closed, but only the exit. the freeway itself getting away from the bay bridge is fine. getting to the bay bridge, we haven't really started with much slowing at all. back to you. all right. good information. thanks, mike. and oakland student admitted to more than 100 colleges is ahead on today in the bay. the obstacles he's overcome in his journey of educational excellence, which university he's choosing to attend in the fall. look all the applications right? plus, what have you spent $6,000 on? fancy new clothes, but nobody was there to enjoy them, to appreciate them. also you don't gotta take it slow. i'm a hit the gas if you're ready to go. ain't no party like a bay a party. say yeah, i said say yeah, yeah, yeah okay. thank you. all right. so look, details on that celebration set to take place for the bay area's first

wnba team, the valkyries. also, the local stars performing. keep it right here. you're watching today in the bay. yeah down

our trend throughout the day goes from upper 50s at 8:00 to a lunchtime temperature of 67 and a high only in the low 70s.

today with all that sunshine and a breezy wind, it's going to be a very pleasant way to wrap up our week. we'll talk about the weekend coming up in a few minutes. look at look, look. flashing lights right here. westbound just as still visible at the top of the screen. we have a maintenance vehicle over on the right service area. we're checking the san martin. excuse me, san mateo bridge. i got so excited. i got a cough. no problems, but we'll see if we have any debris on the roadway. looks like it's on the move. we'll bring you the latest coming up. all right. well good morning. happy friday to you. the european union taking a closer look into how meta's instagram cam entices kids to use it, accusing the company of creating an addictive product. now it's early days in the accusation san francisco's reddit made a deal with chatgpt to allow its ai to use reddit's data to teach itself. the dao made history yesterday when it briefly broke through the 40,000 mark. in fact, you can watch it happening for yourself right there. nothing magic happens

when this happens. it's just a nice round number. and it was a new record. all indices hitting new records. a former ceo at walmart warns the company may have too many wealthy shoppers. that doesn't sound like a problem, but bill simon says with prices so high, it's seeing rich people shopping, which is artificially driving up sales, and it won't last forever. the government of china says it's going to start buying real estate, including homes and apartments, to try to prop up property prices, and there will be no floor on how low mortgage rates will go. they are obviously having the opposite problem that we're having. they have too many houses. the european patent agency just nominated this bay area company for an innovation award. laila makes 3d displays. look at that. no special glasses or equipment needed. the team are star wars fans, the name the company leia.

but that computer display looks more like jarvis from iron man. i talked to the ceo briefly at a tech conference. we had many comparisons with the science fiction over the years. that's true. or minority report or yes, exactly. it's always, wow, always 100. which makes the job really fun. the company says it creates 3d by sending different images to each eye the same way a set of stereo headphones and different sounds to each year. with all the ai talk, we've been sort of ignoring that previous trendy thing, the metaverse. apparently, some people paid thousands of dollars to dolce and gabbana for special clothes to wear in the universe. here are a few examples from dmg's web site. now, bloomberg says some of those buyers have filed suit in federal court, saying the company didn't deliver the virtual outfits on time, and there weren't many people in the metaverse to show them off to. so the customers think they were overcharged when they spent 6000. what dollar was like

actual real dollars, like money dollars? no. i remember when all that was happening. i was thinking, what are people doing? you know, people seamstress in east san jose that could do that with actual clothing. right i know a graphic artist who could whip that up. heck, you could do that in i a couple of minutes. yeah, yeah. well, you know, to each his own. but, you know, that's that's weird. that's an interesting lawsuit. it's an interesting lawsuit. thanks god. hey happening tomorrow, the valkyries will be celebrating with fans, the team throwing a block party at thrive city to get fans excited for the wnba coming to the bay area. the event will include appearances from e-40, kehlani, p-lo and others, and space is limited and it's also first come, first serve. it starts at 2 p.m. well trending this morning for more high school seniors getting into the college they most desire. really far from certain. that's what makes this east bay student story really so amazing. you know what he's being wooed by

more than 100 universities with most offering some big money and scholarships. 18 year old gosh, i'm like, running out of words like like, i feel really lucky that. okay, so you're looking right now that's 18 year old hams at the gecko. he is from head-royce school over in oakland. he was accepted. get this to 122 universities, is offering a collective $5.3 million in scholarships. that acceptance comes after years of hard work you can imagine, including a 3.9 gpa, some ten extra school curriculars, and spending months of applying to schools all over. listen to him right there. oh, he sings too. yeah, okay. nothing if i don't have you. wow. yes, yes. so angelic. the reason i wanted you to hear that. because he is an aspiring singer. he actually

moved to the united states from uganda only just five years ago. applying to all those extra schools. he said he wanted to apply to as many as he could, and he's going to choose the one with the best, program for music. take a listen. and i wanted to make sure that i was applying to somewhere i would be really happy to go to, but having applied to so many, i made sure to care enough. of course, and put in the time and the work to get that application down, but also sort of detach myself so that i don't get disappointed. so ultimately, he's committed to attending uc berkeley in the fall because of its music program and, of course, diversity and other courses. the college bound singer hopes to one day become an r&b pop recording artist. i like the spirit. there's something about him that's great. good for him. congratulations. yeah, it feels like that energy, though, right? yeah. whatever he's choosing to do and he could probably choose a lot of things good for him. he's got look, you can go. his voice and everything. he'll be fine. watch his star soar. yeah. very cool. you saw him here

first. remember that? awesome. all right, well, that's a great way to start out a friday. it's college acceptance season. it's graduation season. it is all of that wrapped into sunshine for a lot of us. and some beautiful weather. so at least that part we don't have to worry about as we're planning all of these celebrations going on. but we do have the may gray that continues along the coastline. we talked about that as well as some mild temperatures, so that's helping to moderate all of our temperatures across the bay area. it does stay dry with some seasonable temperatures, and ahead it will stay cool. so as you're heading out, going to work in oakland, it's going to be in the low 50s throughout the morning. and then take a look at the trend. it stays mostly cloudy through at least 11 12:00. and then we start to see the sun breaking out. so low clouds and drizzle from san francisco extending across the bay into the east bay. at noon. we're seeing those temperatures starting to warm up for some spots, like san jose, we're at a nice 71 degrees, but we are heating up. and farther to the

north in lake mendocino counties. we're going to see temperatures in the mid 80s there, but mostly 70s as we get that influence from that cool ocean breeze. looking at our game tonight for the giants it's going to be chilly out there. windy cool temperatures in the 50s. and at times you may even feel some mist and drizzle hitting your face. it's going to be cool, so you might want to watch it on tv, but definitely warmer for the bay fc game tonight. we start out with the low 70s and then drop back to the low 60s, and also a lot going on this weekend along the coastline is going to be in the upper 50s for highs in santa cruz, a little bit warmer on sunday, and overall we're looking at more of the same weather on repeat going from the weekend into early next week. mid 70s inland and mid 60s for san francisco. and mike, you're looking at the san mateo bridge following up because we had the far right lane here with the service vehicle flashing lights. and it actually stopped just about right here for a couple of

minutes. it started to slowly make its way across the bridge, and we can see topsy continuing the lights across the high rise, so everything looks like it's moving smoothly. once again, it wasn't causing enough of a delay to show up on our sensor. so smooth. east bay over to the peninsula. it would be the direction for the main commute, but which got no slowing really going on. we do have a couple of crashes west grand or grand avenue off ramp from eastbound 580. it just reopened, folks. there was a deadly crash just after midnight. 580 at grand just reopened. we still have a crash near davis north. 880 rollover crash, but no lanes closed on the freeway from what i understand. back to you. all right. good to know. thanks, mike. coming up next on today in the bay. nbc bay area response. she says a company denied her service but charged her a couple hundred bucks. anyway, i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, nbc bay area responds next on today in the bay. hey. and as we head to break, a reminder for you, the giants take on the rockies tonight. you don't want to miss that. this is the start of a three game series over at oracle pk. you can

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kept calling the company to fix the error, but nothing worked. then the company sent her account to collections, so she contacted us. we contacted the company. it then corrected the error. but laura is not done. now she needs to check her credit report to make sure the cell company's mistake is not on there, and dragging down her credit score. we should all check our credit reports from time to time, and we made a how to video showing you the steps to do that. each week for free. you can find that video in all of our other how to videos on our website and our youtube page. just look for the how to playlist. have a great weekend! you too! well, next, here's the top stories we're following on today in the bay, including a party with a purpose. the night make the night market, bringing hundreds to downtown san jose, and why leaders hope that it has a lasting impact. i'm kris sanchez in berkeley, where it's all quiet right now. after protesters were arrested from

this building behind me that's owned by uc berkeley. we'll give you all the details and what the protesters are sing is coming ay

ravaged parts of south. meteorologist kari hall tracking where that system is headed next. police clear protesters from an abandoned building at uc berkeley. arrests are made in the process. we're live at the

school with new details on the charges and the promise made by activists and we're looking ahead to the weekend on sunday to bay bakers returning. hey, you can't miss the features you should look for in the bay area's craziest race. and what to wear weather wise. this is today in the bay some kind of furry outfit. look, whatever makes you rock. good morning to you. on this friday, i'm marcus washington, and i'm laura garcia. welcome to friday. first we begin with some breaking news though. have you heard what's happening in texas? sadly, at least four people have died after severe storms swept through the houston area overnight at times, winds exceeded 100mph. it toppled trees, leading to at least some of those deaths. nearly 1 million homes and businesses are now without power. meteorologist kari hall is here right now. carol was just talking to a friend over in houston yesterday, saying it was raining

pretty much all day. where's the storm heading now? well, it has moved off to the east and yeah, they had so much rainfall that came on top of an already saturated ground. so then when you add in wind speeds of 100mph, that caused a lot of trees to topple. and the bad thing about this is that we're still seeing storms developing and another round of storms will be coming through that area for today. a closer look around houston and the storms that are approaching. we are going to continue to see that heavy rain moving in as we go throughout the day, and they may see another 2 to 5in of rainfall, along with that threat of more severe storms. so we'll continue to monitor that as we go throughout the next several hours. we're starting out with a heavy drizzle over san francisco, and we're going to see that continue with a mostly cloudy morning into the early afternoon that also keeps those temperatures down. and we're only looking at highs in the low 60s. we'll talk about some weekend events, and there are a lot of them going on. so also how the weather will affect some of those events coming up in a

few minutes. sounds good. we'll check back with you. 532 right now, some pro-palestinian protesters are facing charges after they were arrested for illegally taking over a building owned by uc berkeley. yeah. today in the base. kris sanchez joining us live from berkeley this morning. and kris, this was a pretty tense ending. it was a very tense ending. it is very quiet now, but there is a large security presence. they are stationed all about the building here that is behind me. i want to show you what it was like last night as it was all unfolding just hours after, within 24 hours of those protesters taking over that abandoned building owned by uc berkeley, berkeley police and other agencies shut down the streets nearby in order to move in and arrest 12 protesters. those protesters now face charges of trespassing, vandalism and destruction of property, according to the university. it does not appear they are affiliated with the on campus protest, which disbanded a few days ago after the student protesters and uc berkeley officials reached an agreement.

we talked with the berkeley man who lives nearby, who says he doesn't think that this is over. i think people are just the pro-palestinian protesters are just fed up at this point after for that many months. so they really want to just go all out. so it's just going to be might be a chaotic summer. he may be right because as those protesters were being detained, they were chanting, we will be back, we will be back. so if they come back, you know that we will cover that as well. at uc berkeley. kris sanchez today in the bay. all right. thank you very much, chris. well, at least a few people in the south bay likely starting the weekend a little early. aguilar yeah, this is over in san jose was last night kicking off its downtown summer block party series. that event happening in fountain alley, connecting first and second streets and included live music, food, art merchants selling their items. of course, you can see here. so organizers

say the goal here is really to bring more foot traffic to that area. the mayor says that this year's events are off to a good start. we're creating exposure for the small businesses. we have incredible entrepreneurs, incredible diversity of restaurants and bars and cultural venues. now, san jose's downtown association says the city showing new signs of life with activity up to 20% and block parties will take place throughout the summer in different parts of the downtown area. well good news if you're planning a getaway down the coast this weekend, all of highway one through big sur will open again in about an hour after storms in late march. you may recall triggered slides and forced closures lasting weeks. the reopening also comes a little early, more than one week sooner than initial projections. for the past two months, locals were relying on convoys twice a day to get in and out of the area. be aware if you're heading further south. an unrelated closure in the town of lucia remains intact, with no reopening date set just yet. all

right, laura, lace up your running shoes and grab your best costume. because you know what san francisco is holding its annual bay to breakers race this sunday. that's a seven mile course beginning near the ferry building in the financial district. and it's going to end over in ocean beach. race coordinator kyle myers actually points out that runners have all kinds of ways to take part. we've got our elite race up front, our centipede division, which is 13 runners tied together, new for this year, is the relay two person relay. and we also have the braided breakers bonus, which is an extra three k, on the great highway virtual. and then, what's not on here is we also have a corporate teams, division as well. now there are some road closures need to be aware of, including the finish line that starts today. closures near the starting line start tomorrow. i'm sorry. that's. yeah. tomorrow at 7 p.m. all other race related closures take effect 6 a.m. on sunday. want to check in with meteorologist kari hall? because the thing about it

is, you know, folks like to dress up. yes. do we need to have another layer of clothing or just whatever you want? i think it's whatever you want, whatever makes you comfortable. but just a heads up that it will be chilly. we start out with the temperature only at about 54 degrees, and we know that it's usually foggy misting. so if you're wearing something like that pink gorilla costume, it gets weighed down with all of the drizzle and the you know, humidity in the air along with your sweat as well. but, you know, such a great event and it kicks off our summer, even though it does not at all feel like summer. we only make it into the low 60s throughout the race and into the day. now, if you want some warmer temperatures, head to antioch. the contra costa county fair will continue throughout the weekend. we'll see a high of about 80 for today. upper 70s for saturday. but just as fast as it warms up, it cools down. we go from upper 70s to low 50s, and on sunday we're going to see a high temperature of about 81 degrees. we also have the boogie

music festival in downtown campbell. both saturday and sunday. the weather is looking about the same each day, starting out at about 63 degrees, at 72 degrees at 1:00. and in the mid 70s during the middle of the day, and also sunny for the himalayan fair in berkeley. we're going to see a cool and at times cloudy start. but then as we go throughout the day, the celebrations continue. we make a high of about 65 degrees, so it will be really nice. and then today we've got the night market at the alameda county fairgrounds. it's going to be 73 at the time that it begins, but then temperatures dropping down into the upper 50s as we really make it to a night market. mike, you've got a lot ahead of us as well. yeah, in fact a lot more now. the traffic incident just popped up a pretty big issue for northbound 680, mostly green on all of the bay area freeways except north 680. we just learned that basically all lanes are blocked just north of mission. as you're heading up in toward the sunol area, so avoid that portion. we already

saw a little slowing show up on mission. the cut over that state route 262, and folks are getting over to 880 and taken back up through fremont. and then eventually, perhaps cut back over. this is right around auto mall parkway. so it is north of the major cut overs. but auto mall is a great option as well. again, north 680 with a crash with debris and roadway closures there. now looking ahead to this weekend, we will have lane closures. there will be one lane open here. south 680 from al costa to 580 that dublin interchange because there's one lane open people are probably going to minimize the impact. but there's only one lane for this freeway. that's a big issue if you're traveling south out of san ramon, danville, even walnut creek. so take note. folks may have to shift over to 24 and take 580 back down through the area as well. that's a possible reroute. make sure you use your mapping software because it will tell you what things are like at any given moment. we have another closure. this one's a full closure. eastbound 37. just like last weekend. that's closed from 121 over to 29 and mare island. so there's your reroute

up and over in the opposite direction from a couple of weeks ago. back to you. thank you very much, mike. 539 this morning. and we are moving you forward into new energy landscape. we have to continue to upgrade our grid, but designing it specifically for renewables is next here on today in the bay, the work solar experts are continuously working on as california and the nation hit a major milestone in solar power, plus, there's a lot of insight that i have now, having been married and being a mom. you know, there's a lot more sort of, perspective and hopefully some wisdom infused and a lot of a sense of humor to keep it going. alanis morissette, who sang the soundtrack to so many gen x moments, is bringing her tour to the bay area, which she now calls home. we ask her how her iconic songs might be different if she wrote them today. i'll stick around for that. plus president biden, the polls show he is falling behind and in the black community what he's doing about that. let's check in also with senior

investigative reporter bigad shaban. good morning. we're talking about laws that were put in place to protect some of our most vulnerable that are now leaving renters and landlords in an almost impossible situation. can we take you to oakland, where we introduce you to 80 year old zeta flowers, who tells us her at home daycare business was all but decimated by the pandemic. now, you might remember during covid 19, there was actually an eviction moratorium put in place in oakland and several other major cities, all throughout california, that prohibited landlords from kicking out tenants unable to pay their rent. well, that moratorium has since expired in oakland, and so now landlords are legally allowed to begin demanding up to a year's worth of back rent. that's what zeta flowers was facing when she received her eviction notice. we're going to tell you what happened to her and lay out the options for renters and landlords. that's all in our story. you can watch all in our story. you can watch right now at nbcbayarea.com

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it's a beautiful... ...day to fly. wooooo! look at our morning planner for menlo park. up and down the peninsula and also in menlo park, we're going to see temperatures in the upper 50s. a cloudy morning and very gradually clearing throughout the day. and it's going to be a nice one, but it takes a while before we get there. we'll take a look at what to expect throughout the weekend, coming up in a few minutes. other side of the bay. we're looking at fremont. this is the nimitz 880

through fremont. fine with these cars on the road. i specified cars on the road because there's a boat on the road. i believe that's what's going on. closing northbound 680. as you're heading up in a similar area, we'll talk about the reroutes and how this might affect traffic on the shot. you see. right here. one alleged roofing scam leads to three arrests in san mateo. investigators believe that this all started back in november. they say three men from virginia offering free roofing inspections to elderly homeowners across california. now, once a homeowner agreed to minor repairs, they continue to add additional costs to fix new issues that didn't actually exist. all three were arrested last week. investigators believe that there's possibly more victims. anyone with information is asked to call police. more than a dozen state lawmakers are urging action by a national trade organization over a viral trend, which could be harmful to young skin children, tweens and teenagers posting videos online sharing their makeup and skin routines. but experts are

warning some of the products contain anti-aging ingredients and could do more harm than good on young skin. this week, a group of 20 california lawmakers sent a letter to personal products council urging it address the issue. the organization represents 600 cosmetics and personal care companies. doctor zakiya rahman is a clinical professor of dermatology at stanford health care. she explains products for acne might be helpful, but parents really need to be on the lookout. i think retinol was one of the products they talked about, and those are actually really good, and a lot of teens use them because as they get hormones, they get acne. so i think it's fine to use that. but when you add it to other ingredients, particularly anti-aging ingredients, you can cause a lot of irritation and allergic contact dermatitis, which can really start a vicious cycle of your skin just being constantly irritated. meantime, a proposed bill which would limit the sale to anti age of anti-aging products to kids no longer moving forward after being dropped yesterday in a

state committee. president biden will deliver the graduation speech this weekend at morehouse college, a historically black college in atlanta, and today he will give a speech at the national museum of african american history and culture. and scott, i think many people will say, not shocking. it seems like a pattern. there's a pattern there. i mean, yesterday we'll add to that president biden spent, quite rightly, celebrating the 70th anniversary of brown versus board of education, which ended separate but equal in us schools. now, to be fair, the white houses have been marking that anniversary for quite some time. but there's a pattern president biden actively now campaigning for the black vote after polls, very recent polls showed some black and latino americans are planning to vote for trump or not vote at all. here's the head of the naacp at the white house on thursday. well, i don't accept the premise that there's any erosion of black support. i believe that polls have proven itself to be untrue for the last four election cycles. what i do

believe is we are in a crisis of our democracy. we must decide whether or not we're going to have a functioning democracy that's representative of all of the citizens, or something less than that. no trump trial today. so the former president trump can attend his son baron's high school graduation. it will resume on monday. yesterday, so many republican leaders of congress showed up to the trial. republican leaders on the hill had to suspend some votes so they didn't have enough people left. wants president trump to simply go away. and if president trump just went away, this would all go away as well. they do not want him to be in this race. they know that he is the number one candidate for president of the united states. now, social media was quick to point out congresswoman lauren boebert did not attend her own 18 year old son's trial in colorado for theft. but she did attempt trump's trial. back in washington, the house voted to find attorney general merrick garland in contempt for not turning over audio of an

interview of president biden made by special counsel robert her. the white house says that falls under executive privilege, and we already know what's in that interview without the audio, because the special counsel released transcripts of the interview and published its final report explaining why it didn't charge the president and her testified before congress in march. so we've heard all about her assessment that the president was an elderly man with a poor memory. we just didn't get to the point where we heard about that man speaking on audio or videotape, which biden's critics do want to get their hands on now, they don't explain how that more than the transcript that will help them. the testimony or help them in the investigation. yesterday in that committee, republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greene started making fun of another woman's eyelashes when democrat alexandria ocasio-cortez asked those comments be removed from the official record. i do have a

point of order, and i would like to move to take down miss greene's words. that is absolutely unacceptable. how dare you attack the physical appearance of another person? are your feelings hurt? her words down. 000 girl, baby girl. oh really? don't even play baby girl i don't think we are going to move and we're going to take your words down. i second that motion. the committee ultimately did find garland in contempt, but we'll see if that moves to the full house. one of the danger points here is that former president trump also claimed executive privilege on a few matters, and it would likely that he would do so as president again in and it would be sort of disadvantaged disadvantageous to the republicans were they to continue this. laura. wow. i almost pop some popcorn. just to watch that go on there, baby girl. oh my gosh. 550 right now solar energy is helping to move the bay area forward. and the nation as well. the u.s. just

hit 5 million solar installations, and we can take particular pride in that number. california has the most solar capacity out of any state, and san francisco has the most solar jobs of anywhere. because so many companies originated here in the bay area, was open to that idea early on. here's the head of the solar energy industries association. so we installed one. our first 1 in 1973, and then we took 40 years to get to a million, and we only took eight years to go from 1 million to 5 million. and so it's representative and indicative of just the rapid growth of solar in this country. she says. to keep moving forward, we need to pressure leaders to update the grid to support renewable energy in california needs to pay our solar with storage. be sure to tune in to today in the bay on tuesday, i'll explain how a program is helping local homeowners get those solar panels. and for more stories like this, head to our website nbcbayarea.com. check out our climate in crisis page.

happening today. trader joe's opening a new store in san francisco. you can find it on fulton and laguna streets in hayes valley neighborhood. a ribbon cutting scheduled for 855 this morning. the store will actually open at 9 a.m. all right. trending this morning. and artists coming to shoreline. be sure to have you head over feet. yes. and you know what you ought to know is alanis morissette is coming to shoreline amphitheater this summer, right? yeah. and i am to remind you of the mess you left when you went away. it's not fair. such a classic seven time grammy award winning singer and songwriters biggest hits include isn't it ironic, jagged little pill and there you go, you oughta know. we asked her what it's like singing the song she wrote back then. now thankfully, these songs, there's some

continuity for me so that when i'm singing them as an adult, a woman turning 50 any second, i can sing them with conviction because they were about my humanity, they were about feelings and those kinds of things don't really change, although they evolve as we get older. morissette has actually called the bay area home for the last five years, and she's raising her three children here. she says the bay area's intellect, directness and empowerment are a welcome change from life in hollywood, and you can catch alanis morissette's triple moon tour at shoreline amphitheater in mountain view on august 7th. and i mean, i played that cd countless times, so great. that was a good one. yeah. oh, big time, big time. it's so much emotion. but like, she said, there's transcend sort of. well, exactly. different stages of your life, you know. and she can sing those for years and years to come. that's that's good music. yeah. exactly. so if you're watching this morning. good morning. let's go, let's go . all right. let's get a look at the forecast to you know we're in the season two. so many festivals so many things going

on around. oh my goodness. if you don't find something to do this weekend i mean don't want to do anything this weekend, right. you just want to chill at home. but i'm going to give you some more ideas of some things that are going on right now. we're starting out cloudy in the upper 50s. i know we got to get to work. we got to get through the workday. and then once we get off of work, it's going to be really nice. we're enjoying sunshine. pleasant hill heading out this morning. we're in the low 50s and it will be cloudy through about 8:00. and then we're starting to see much more sunshine throughout the day. clearing at noon will be 66 degrees and headed for the mid to upper 70s, but overall these temperatures we're going to have a beautiful day. really comfortable upper 70s for the south bay, 75 for dublin, 77 in concord and 73 in napa. oakland up to 69 today and 64 in san francisco. so as you take a look at that 7-day forecast at the bottom of the screen, none of this changes for the next several days, just a minor tweak

up and down with those temperatures as the wind picks up a little bit. but we're also going to check out some events going on. so the oakland greek festival will be happening. this is going to start at 4 p.m, go until 10 p.m. and also continues throughout the weekend. great greek food and dancing. we're going to see temperatures in the mid 60s and down into the upper 50s at 8:00. and then of course, we've got the golden state, state valkyrie's party tomorrow, e-40 and kalani out there at chase center 2 to 6. make sure you register online, but we're having some nice weather headed that way. sunny skies and temperatures in the low 60s. and you heard here that highway one is back open near big sur. so if you're driving down the coastline, it's going to be foggy and temperatures in the low 60s, and we'll see some peeks of sunshine here and there. but we have a lot of sun for our inland areas and temperatures in the mid to upper 70s, only slightly warmer for the beginning of next week, but once again, not a major change. san francisco keeps it foggy and highs in the lower 60s. mike,

you were tracking a boat now? not the boat show. no, not the boat show. i'm thinking with those temperatures, someone might have tried to make an early getaway, but the boat is not at the water. it's right here on a trailer. i hope it's still on the trailer. north 680 auto mall parkway reports that the middle lanes were blocked. then report said all lanes are blocked. but notice this we have not seen the backup creep down in toward the area. approaching that portion of fremont, because that i think that folks might be squeezing by over on a shoulder. i can't confirm that. so all lanes i'm told, are blocked. north 680 north of mission, north of auto mall parkway. now, if you take over to 880, you can take mission out of the backup, whatever backup there is, and over to 880 itself that operates smoothly north through the east bay. the rest of the bay is a pretty typical pattern back to you. all right, mike, thank you. well, heads up for people living in the east bay. you may see flaring coming from the martinez refinery through the end of the month. so the martinez refinery company says that this is all due to work to complete a maintenance project there. it's

going to involve $70 million in equipment upgrades. a trip to the corner store turns violent ahead at 6:00. new video shows a woman at the moment a woman is attacked. the person she's crediting as her hero. plus, after wild crowds of teens last year, there are now new rules at the contra costa county fair. we're breaking down what you need to know before you head there this weekend. and a quick reminder nbc bay area streaming 24/7. you can watch us whenever you'd like on roku or other streaming platforms. a lot more ne ahead on this fridwsay

right now at six, one person is dead after an overnight crash on an east bay roadway. the shocking new details from a witness at the scene. sentencing day for the man who attacked nancy pelosis husband in their san francisco home. we're live with a possible prison time he faces. and why next week may be another critical moment in the criminal case, and a live look out at this may gray, you know, ha