walnut creek interchange, the metering lights are on. one crash up there on the north bay. highway 12 at 29th. should be off to the shoulder. early commuters are still doing fine. >> thank you very much. 6:00 right now. new this morning, a new legal battle is brewing over u.s. immigration agents quickly releasing families after they cross the border. in many cases families say they were not given enough time to make travel arrangements, san diego county which is near the mexican boarder is now suing the trump administration trying to stop the pennsylvania as that leg-- to stop the practice. this comes as mr. trump is threatening to close it off. however, republicans are urging him to drop the plan. today in theway tracie potts joins us live to explain why the president's allies are urging him to back off. good morning, tracy. >> reporter: good morning, everyone, you see the president tomorrow in southern california inspecting that new border fencing, back here, some of his allies are concerned not about immigration but about trade. the millions of dollars going back and forth across the border every day, what happens to jobs tied to that trade if the president shuts it down? at the southern border with mexico, migrants are racing against the clock, rushing into the u.s. in full view of officers, to request asylum before president trump closes the border. >> it's very much overwhelming the system. >> reporter: at legal ports of entry, there the a 12-hour backup, for delivery trucks, after border agents were sent off to deal with immigration. at stake, in these trucks, goods worth $1.7 billion a day. >> closing down the border would have potentially catastrophic economic impact on our country. >> reporter: that's mitch mcconnell, one of the president's closest allies on the other side of this fence with other republicans concerned if the border shuts down, the economy may take a hit. >> we ought to take into consideration the consideration which closing the border would do. >> reporter: president trump sees both sides. >> sure it will have a negative impact on the country. when you close the border also, you will stop a lost of the drug coming in. >> reporter: he said to california to view new border fencing. homeland secretary kirstjen neilsen joins him to yuma, arizona today, one of the busiest sites for migrants entering the u.s. when it comes to trade and the concern about the impact on those american jobs, the white house economic adviser larry kudlow says they're considering shutting down the border but keeping those truck lanes opened for commerce. >> all right, always something happening on capitol hill. in fact, let's talk about another big issue brewing there, getting ahold of president trump's taxes. >> reporter: well, now democrats have made the formal request to the irs. >> that should go up to the treasury secretary. he says he's already been talking with the legal team about this, expecting that it would come that they'll follow the law and review it, if he says yes, then the committee will vote and decide if those tax returns go public. if he denies their request, they will have to find some other legal way to get them. so far the committee has requested the ways and means committee has requested six years of both personal and business returns. >> all right. we'll see what happens next. tracie potts, live from washington. thank you. a violent attack this caught on camera, an elderly man carjacked right in his own driveway in san jose. "today in the bay" chris sanchez, you told us the man is okay. what are police doing at this point? what do they know? >> reporter: well, they're looking into the case f. they have a suspect. they have not told us who that is yet f. they've made an arrest. we don't know that either. we will be pressing for details. we know that suspect was caught on kabul ra and when the victim told the suspect that the cameras were rolling, the suspect said he didn't care. now, in that under surveillance video you see 72-year-old hector estrada struggling against that other man in his driveway not far from pleasant high school. the younger man punches estrada several times in the face and body, estrada says he flashed a gun before he took off. this is the is from a under surveillance camera he installed a week ago. >> i told him he was on camera. he says, i don't care. my other pair of glass, he broke. i think it was the frame of the glasses that did all the cutting. >> there all happened in broad daylight. it was 9:45 in the morning. mr. estrada was unloading groceries from his car. the 72-year-old will be okay. his scar totaled. officers found it with no driver in sight. i will show you crime statistics for january and february this year. these are the latest numbers available. there are more than 1,000 vehicles stolen, which is a 30% drop compared to the year before. it's a 12% increase year over year, excuse me. there were 207 robberies, a number lower than the year before so again we will be pressing for more details here. in san jose, chris sanchez. today in the bay. >> hopefully they find the person behind this. 6:06. ap sign of more gentrification. get more water out there. we talk about this across the bay area. more condos, though, possibly coming to the mission district in san francisco. according to examiner, the city's planning commission are expected to hear about a $20 million project today. if approved, a seven-story building will be built along 14th street transforming it from a parking lot. the project includes plans for an ad giant three-story building with high end construction space. advocates push back saying it offers a bare minimum of affordable housing. the aclu is throwing its support filed by a silicon executive, that says sfo customs agents threatened him and mistreated him after he returned from overseas. this passenger says agents tried to intimidate him. he refused to unlock his computer and iphone. they say agents flagged him for an interview moving through customs and asked to him show his flight iten rear itinerarii. he refused and that's when he says the situation got tense. >> he started getting very angry and saying no, you have no right to see inside my phone. >> the idea that if someone is going to search your person or your longings, they have to have reasonable suspicion to base the search on. as you know, your telephone and your computer contains your digital life. >> the aclu says the incident raises constitutional questions about unreasonable search and seizure. a customs spokesperson refused to comment on this specific case, did say, in general, keeping america safe depends on being able to examine any material entering the u.s., agents eventually let him leave but did revoke his global entry card. it is 6:08, new this morning, jack rose libation house closed. new video confirming the well known cocktail bar and restaurant is shut down. it opened up four years ago next to saratoga. the property located in unincorporated santa clara county, it was annexed back in 2018. you may recall before that, it was la hacienda restaurant. the community recently approved 36 single family homes in a hillside preserve at that location. it's a freight florist right there on the corner, a beautiful bo kay. >> you zoo said the booze was really good. >> drink's not bad. >> 6:09. so many of us remember the first time we were on an airplane. we know it can be scary for anyone. it can prove more intense for children with disabilities. >> a person in san diego is claiming to make it not so scary. they are launching cool to fly american programs. it allows autistic children to participate in a free mock flight. >> we have a trip scheduled for june so this will be a good practice to get them acclimated and through the process. >> we offered here at the airport across the country. just common practice to get familiar with the airport and the airplane, itself. >> what a great idea. >> it is. >> that was the program's chairman. he works for american airlines. he is actually disabled. he started the program after seeing a need. which as you know airports in itself could be so overwhelming, people coming, going, the lights, the feeling of being on a plane. >> i seen some adults not able to hand tell flight. >> you got to be kidding. >> same here. all right, so take a look at our weather for today, shouldn't be too bad for people flying in and out of the bay area. >> that is a great autism awareness month. you get to know more of people affected by autism. as we start out, getting ready to head out the door. your morning commute. we have temperatures in the mid-50s, reaching the low 60s throughout the rest of the day. i am tracking some rain. right now spotty like showers. we'll talk about the timeline of the heavier rain, mike, the light rain getting them wet on the golden gate bridge. >> a note. it may be slick over there. the reason i calm it out, first of all, we see that condition build there out of san francisco out of the north bay. also because behind my name, the vanity name there, we have a crash going on southbound 101 at cesar chavez, heading out of san francisco, possibly slick roads, possibly spinouts possible. the upper shore freeway crash approaching highway 4 down the hercules exit. >> that may be blocking your left lanes, chp quickly. the rest shows an easy drive to build for the san mateo bridge. guys, back to you. 6:11 still ahead, it could be a miracle for a missing boy taken at age 6, who claims he escaped his captors after several years. it's 6:25. what the family of the missing boy is saying this morning. elon musk ask back in court. >> plus all in the family. ♪. >> you know those guys, the back street boys, well, they're back announcing more about their new tour and they may have you asking a few questions about where they went. you are watching "today in the bay." we're coming up on 6:15. as we get started out the door, it's mostly mild, seeing those temperatures in los gatos. the cloud will stick around and at times light rain, heavier rain arrives tonight. we'll also go to sierra with that forecast in less than five minutes. >> a live look at the san mateo bridge, the compute builds. we will show you what's going on newspaper a into and out of san francisco. boeing aircraft doing surprisingly well considering the very serious allegation, the pilots were doing what boeing told them to do and crashedianway. the former head of the tennessee valley authority, elon musk will be back in court today in his battles with the securities and exchange commission. he was told to check with company first and violated that with more tweets. tesla says it will fall short on car deliveries. that's far short of the expectations, far short of what it's been able to do in the past. some analysts blame the fact that you get a much smaller tax break than you used to. we got word that president trump will meet with the chinese premier to finalize a trade deal. they were talking last week. we are waiting on details of the deem. in about 15 minutes, an israeli spacecraft will attempt to enter lunar orbit. it's an unpedestrian probe, which means genesis or in the beginning if he brutal. they say the burn which takes place at 6:30 our time is the most difficult ma fufr sort of obviously the landing, which will be pretty tough, too. the landing won't come for a week yet. it's to land something on the moon, it seemed impossible when they started. in fact, it turned out it kind of was and in fact it ran out. the contest was over. nobody did it. >> right. >> these guys were still, we got this thing, let's make it happen. it's exciting. it's cool, there is some government involvement, but really it's a private company, landing on the moon. >> yeah, that's amazing, it's cool. i remember when they announced that. >> thanks, scott. 6:17, today this is the next story that can look in one of two ways, either you like father like son or it's your health to know people the back street boy versus announced a new tool this time the band member is now has a 16-year-old son, his name is bralee, they announced he will be the opening act for the band. you may be asking, how good is he? well, we dug a little deeper into this question overnight. he seems to have a lot of fans, more like toby keith there than he does in sync. >> that tour starts at the sap center august 4th. >> seeing back street boys to boy. >> hey, you can be in the marketing scheme back to boy boy. >> i love it. >> boy, o'boy. >> ohboy, a lot of people are saying that about the rain coming in tomorrow. >> economy with tspecially with coming in today, it's mostly light rain. we can see the rain over san jose, at times those clouds will drop a little bit of rain. the 7-day forecast is coming up on the bottom of the screen as we get you out the door and ready for school, in san jose, our temperatures will be 54 degrees. the kids are walking to school. heading out for recess, we have upper 60s and low 60s for the early afternoon, eventually heading up to 63 degrees, that's slightly cooler than normal. for the north bay, we're up to 64 degrees in napa, san francisco, reaching 58 degrees for the high. and for the most part, we're seeing mostly cloudy skies, but a few spots getting in on some light rain, especially along the coast. we seen some mist and drizzle across the golden gate bridge. as we go into the day, our system moves in, the next one arrives tomorrow, starting early in the morning, we could see that rain picking up by late morning. we time it out going hour by hour, spotty-like showers, overall, a mostly cloudy day. you want to make sure you are prepared for just about anything and then going into tomorrow, once again, early in the morning, we start to see more rain, by noon, we have a pretty good coverage of that rain, so we are have to see if the giants will postpone or delay that game for tomorrow, our rainfall totals, not look really significant here for parts of the north bay, a half inch of rain in some spots. a tenth to a quarter inch of rain elsewhere. if you pla on the go to the sierra this weekend, a new winter weather advisory in effect. light snow in the fast today or tomorrow. we are looking at an additional five or six inches. look, we still have 240 inches of snow at the base. once again, light snow coming down for the next couple of days before that moves out this weekend. our temperatures will warm up once all of this rain clears out, saturday afternoon is looking better, highs in the mid-60s, low 70s on sunday and more weather like that early next week. andened, mike, you are tracking a couple crashes. >> i am, a couple minor crashes from what it looked like, maybe we got a little more insight from friends here, looking at the south bay, up to the dunbar bridge. an easy drive. i didn't see anything the last time i checked. the reports or the camera, but i did hear about it from one source, so i'll continue to track that. over here, getting offer of that bay bridge, you have cesar chavez, we will take you to talk about both of them. we are reporting a crash there, about a ten or 11 minute delay reported by our friends over there. over here, we're looking at the upper east shore freeway. we talked about that crash as you come down the hercules xichlt a few reported as a major accidents. they are concerned. you have to name yourself, folks, otherwise ware wazers with no real name. an easy drive from that crash coming down through hercules, a minor they there. the bay bridge has lights on. that's a good sign, although there is a backup as you would expect. no delays to avoid that backup. you can take bart under the water, that is moving smoothly. back to you. >> thank you. all new this hour, a popular history-making choice for the vatican. at 6:30, who the pope picked, it dropped a sexual abuse scandal. >> unkind, unbending, unsympathetic. that's the irs' reputation. is it bluster or authentic? we have an insider's take next. 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"today in the bay" is live with what may be new answers to some very important questions. i remember covering this, it was so strange when we heard about this crash, pete. >> reporter: yeah, very strange, lawyer remarks that's why they are holding a coroner's inquest. it started yesterday and goes into today. the purpose is to bring closure to that tragic incident that took place about a year ago today. i want to show you the picture of that family. you see the two mothers with the six adopted children. the mothers, you see them in that picture. it was jennifer who was behind the wheel of that suv in march in 2018 when that crash took place. right now, investigators are trying to determine if this was done on purpose or if thmplsz an accident. a pathologist did speak in front in ukiah in the inquest mentioning jennifer hart the driver had a blood col level of .10, that is above the california legal limit. sarah hart, her wife, she was in the passenger's seat. she had a toxic level of antihistamine in her body. the pathologist said three of the kids did as well. now, chp said there were no tire or skid marks at the scene, calling that unusual. referring to past incidents that are tim similar. now, there will be more finding presented and it will be up to the jurors to make a final decision. >> interesting case there thanks so much, pete tragic for those kids. just out of east contra costa county, three people recovering from an overnight crash near downtown brentwood. they tell us they were responding to shots fired in the downtown area when they stumbled upon the crash scene. a gun was found, police say the driver was drunk south of there. police still searching for the person bo broke into a home in broad daylight, detectives say someone donald trump u jumped onto the roof of the home about 1:00 yesterday afternoon and smashed through an upstairs window. the suspect took off. police do not believe that crime was random. >> new overnight, investigators are talking for the first time about the cause of last month's ethiopian airlines crash, they say everything about the plane and protocol was normal until the pilotsco you would no longer maintain control. ethiopian officials talked about the black box findings. 157 people died after the max 8 jet crashed off takeoff. they say the pilot performed all recommended procedures and boeing control the act of the grew grounded max 711 planes with a full outsider view before those jets resume flying. now, a woman died in that crash. she was also the knees of a consumer activist ralph nader. now a high powered bay area law firm is representing the family tied to the crash. they are planning to file a wrongful death lawsuit today in chicago against boeing, ethiopian airlines and the company that manufactured an alleged defective part. they will argue boeing rushed the max jetliner to market. new overnight. a historic move. the pope naming wilton gregory as the new head in washington, d.c. he be himself the first african-american to hold the position. it's the most influential position here in the u.s. his two predecessors either resigned or expelled after they were involved in sexual abuse scandals. new this morning, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is speaking out about the upcoming 2020 presidential election. it comes after the cambridge analytica scandal and several major privacy breaches. just this week, they uncovered facebook user information on a himson cloud servers. zuckerberg says he is confident the social media giant can stop the spread of misinformation. >> we learned a lot since 2016, where obviously we were behind where we needed to be on defenses. i think we at this point have the most advanced systems of any company or government in the world for preventing the tactics that russia and now other countries as well have tried, are keeping what russia did in 2016. >> zuckerberg says the company will spend more on safety and security this year than the company's total revenue in 2012. >> that year the company made over $5 billion in revenue when it went public. a live look this morning at the after math of a watermain break that could have an impact on your morning commute. it looks like this crews are out there now as we take a live look on madera avenue. close to the busy intersection of east hedding and north 10th street. a lot of gravel came up along with all that water. crews appear to have shut off the water at this point. so that should clear up things and tell them that morning commute. >> hedding is opened, those are major surface streets. we are looking over here, this is more major, westbound 80 approaching highway 4. we have two left lanes that does have you jammed up. then things clear up. once you get to richmond, san pablo, el cerrito, everything is smooth. the arrow shows you southbound 101 right there, cesar chavez, it does look like the crash is in the clearing stages. we have recovery, once you pass that, a smooth drive down the peninsula across the san mateo bridge. a disabled vehicle still causing slowing. i haven't seen a tow truck arrive just yet. >> you know what's great, you wake up, it's wednesday, oh, it's thursday. it's friday eve. >> a big treat for you this morning. >> for me it was a short week. it's almost the weekend, everyone is making plans, so the only issue will be the rain. and, of course, we're watching the forecast for the home opener tomorrow. there will be some waves of rain coming in. we have to see if we can make it to that first pitch at 1:35. for saturday the rain starts to move out. so as you make weekend plans, it will start to clear out and our temperatures for the coast, low 60s, inland areas, partly to mostly cloudy, up to about 68 degrees, a little warmer on sunday and even though we'll still have some clouds around, we'll reach up to 75 degrees for the inland valleys on sunday, the bay up to 68 degrees, the coastal area, 63 degrees. and a lot of celebrations going on around the bay area, including the cambodian new year in oakland. we'll see still looks like a slight chance of rain during the morning, the sun will peak out, the temperatures reaching around 60 degrees. if are you heading out of town, going to lake shasta, expect it to be rainy this weekend there. highs reaching 53 tomorrow and 50 degrees on saturday. we will have them all throughout the day tomorrow. highs reaching 59. warming up on saturday and sunday looks like the pick of the weekend. 70 degrees and some peaks of sunshine in monterey, raining off and on for friday and by saturday, it's still mostly cloudy, but at least our temperatures will start to feel better. we're at 64 degrees for that high temperature on saturday. let me know where you are headed. i'm at kari hall weather on facebook and insta- garage. i can give you a personalized forecast for the place you are headed to. we will talk about what's going on today and our temperature trend in three minutes. >> we look forward to it. coming 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a high. we won't quite make it there. more on that coming up in less than five minutes. and right now, it will take you more than five minutes across the san mateo bridge westbound, your compute complicated by a stall. we will time out and show you the route and give you an alternate. 6:43 right now. and police in san jose are searching for a person who attacked an elderly man in his over driveway. take a look here at the under surveillance video. you can see a 72-year-old hector estrada struggling against another man trying to steal his car. this happened not far from mt. pleasant high school in east san jose. the younger man punches estrada. he says the suspect flashed a gun before taking offer. >> i told him he was on camera. he says, i don't care. my other pair of glasses, he broke my other pair of glasses, i think it was the frame of the glasses that did all the cutting. >> so far no word on any arrests. >> boy, that story gets me. i hope they catch that guy. 6:44. horse racing set to resume at santa anita today. this comes despite pressure from senator diane feinstein to suspend racing at the facility. since december, 23 horse versus died at the track. the most. the democrat it house and the one person who has the authority to demand those taxes, u.s. house ways and means committee chairman richard neil requested six years of trump's tax returns. republicans say it could set a dangerous precedent by using the returns of a u.s. citizen they say for political gain. president trump says he can't release his tax returns. they're under audit. the irs says they're perfectly fine even under audit. we should note, we haven't seen bernie sanders' taxes either. he promised to release them. he says he and his wife do taxes at home. it's a matter of doing photo copies. he said we'd seen them soon. he never released them or the last time he ran for president. both the "new york times" and "washington post" are reporting bill barr's summary of the mueller report is not as accurate as it should be. the actual report was far more troubling than mr. barr indicated. there is a bat until congress to see the whole report. the marketable thing on this is for two years, the mueller team never leaked until now. it looks like it's a weird week for healthcare. we will talk about that tomorrow morning. in a tweet, the president promised healthcare will be front and center on the 2020 presidential election. that's an issue the democrats want to run on. the president says the republican's plan, which does not yet exist will be on display during the election. we watch everything that happens in washington. we'll do some of that on twitter. you can follow me, i'miate scottmcgrew. >> maybe the folks in washington need to go out for a walk. new today you may want to get outside, a daily dose of nature could lower your stress. scientists asked people to walk or sit outside. they found 20 minutes was enough to significantly reduce levels of stress hormones in the body, but spending 30 minutes outs was even better. i think that's true. if i'm stressed out, i want to take my dog for a walk, first thing i want to do. >> that stresses me out. still training. >> you have to clean up? >> yes. >> i get angry when people don't clean up. >> the sun shine helps, too. we won't see a lot of that. still it's a good day to get outside. we won't see a lot of rain coming down. we will be watching out for those chances. here's a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. we seen light showers moving through enough to make the roads wet. some people have to turn on the windshield wipers. our temperatures will be at about 55 degrees. notice all the cloud cover overhead. we're still going to have a day very much like yesterday and your temperatures are reaching into the low 60 check out the 7-day forecast. as you make plans, maybe going to the red sox versus as game, early afternoon first pitch. it will be at 59 degrees, staying cloudy there. >> that may come down, not enough to help improve the pollen. as we take a look at our pollen count, still it's really high with the treed and grass pollen. once again your reminder, as we get to a look at storm ranger, showing that for the most part we are starting out with some dry weather but i wanted to show you what else is going on here as we see a lot of clouds in our next line of showers and rain moving in, starting late tomorrow morning and continuing through the afternoon, already we see unsettled weather and mostly cloudy skies today and into tonight. notice by early torng morning, we start to see more rain especially in the north bay. that's where some of our rainfall totals will be heaviest. by noon tomorrow, we're pretty much all getting in on a steady rain. it clears out quickly. we are starting to see that weather winding down, spotty showers lingering into early saturday morning. our rainfall totals for the north bay will be at a half inch in some spots, most of us for areas south of the golden gate bridge, getting a tenest to a quarter inch of rain, so not really heavy, just enough to make everything still your -- water your plants as we go into the weekend. dry weather moving in, temperatures will be moving up. mike, you are tracking a couple big that is. >> i am, it looks like one dray may be getting a little less of a problem. the san mateo bridge started moving better. they may have moved that disabled vehicle. let me show you the map, there is still a delay getting across the span here, despite fact they ma i have just cleared -- they may have just cleared it. we have that lag. if you come off hayward towards redwood city, it's saying to use the dunbarton bridge, if you car pool with someone, you beat it by a couple minutes, the dunbarton you use, we use that san mateo, because of the disabled vehicle. nbc wazers is our team. we are showing a flow on 880 building up a bit. some people are looking at that earlier advice. the upper east shore freeway has an alert continuing. two lanes were blocked, approaching hercules. that's the big slow down. anywhere past that if you jump on in san pablo or berkeley, you are fine. we slow just off eastbound 80 off the sky bridge, back to you. >> thank you very much. 6:51. the singer accused of stealing songs, three songwriters claim the star ripped them off on the hit "a lonely night." they have sy suing saying he copied one of their songs, no word on how often they are asking for. "a lonely night" appears on the album "star boy. contempt charges, the next step in the sec's test against less tesla's elon music all tweets. leslie jones is getting a lot of laughs online now. she is taking a take off the classic "game of thrones" sketches. definitely a lot of people are talking about this one. you don't want to miss it. 6:52. you are watching "today in the bay." ♪ [ crying ] ♪ you protect them at home. we help protect them online. this is beyond wifi. this is xfi. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. here are the top stories on today welcome back to you on this thursday morning. before you head out the door, here are the top stories we are covering on "today in the bay." >> new clues about last month's deadly ethiopian crash. they say everything about the protocol was normal until the pilots could no longer maintain control. they say the pilots performed all recommended emergency procedures. a woman died in that crash and a high powered law firm is representing the family, they filed a lawsuit today in chicago. new details emerging about two mothers and six children killed last year after their car plunged from a cliff. according to a new pathological report, alcohol and drugs were found in both jennifer and sarah hart's system at the time. jennifer was behind the wheel. three children also had high levels of antihistamines in their system. the chp says no tire marks were found at the scene. more of the investigative findings will be due in court to find out if the crash was intention am or not. all six children in the car have been adopted. the sec wants to hold elon musk in contempt. they say he tweeted financial information about his company tesla even after agreeing to stop doing so. >> that agreement was a part of the settlement deal to require him to get free approval for posts related to tesla. a co-worker is expected to be in court this morning for david bi. he is accused of putting cadmium in his co-worker's food and drinks several times during the year. she reported health problems after drinking what she believed is tainted water. they obtained video showing him added a substance to her water bottle. a sign of moregentry physician in the city. according to city planning commission, they expected to hear about a $20 million project today. if approved, a seven-story building will be built along 14th street, transforming it from a parking lot. >> that project includes plans for an ad jace ent -- adjacent space. this morning, jack rose libation house is closed. video into our newsroom, the big sign there, thanking all the memories and support, all the people that used to come there. it's a well-known cocktail restaurant. i opened up four years ago next to saratoga. the property located in unincorporated santa clara county was annexed back in 2018, it was home to the famous la hacienda restaurant for many years. the company recently approved 38 single family homes there now on a hill sood preserved at the location. shane. shane. i know i haven't done that. >> my name's kit. >> not today it ain't. >> it's coming to "snl". kit harrington better known as john snow is hosting. the real mother dragons, mother of dragons, it should say, leslie jones welcoming him to the show. >> i assume, my lord, you are here to bend the knee. >> i am not. >> well, that's unfortunate. >> leslie, what are we actually doing here? i mean, i have been here for four hours. >> "game of thrones" returns this month for the final season. hopefully no spoilers, the "saturday night live" show airs right here. >> that will be a fun one there. a lot of people probably could stay inside. >> 11:30 at night. >> some people like this go out at 11:30. >> i'm like up under the bed at that time. so we are going to have some rain moving through this weekend. moving out on saturday morning and our temperatures will be reaching into the low 70s, sunday, that's the die to get outside, take a little sunshine with those warm temperatures. >> hey, mike has a traffic alert for i-80. >> one spot. upper east shore here heading down toward that hercules exit. that's where you see the left two lanes still blocked. that's the big jam. everything else is smooth. >> okay. hope your day is smooth. that's what's happening "today in the bay." >> don't forget to join us for our mid-day show. thanks for starting your morning right here with us. good morning. breaking overnight. alarming new details on the crash of that 737 max plane in ethiopia. the preliminary report revealing the crew followed all of boeing's instructions, but still could not control the jet. how the findings could impact the company and the fleet of grounded planes worldwide. damage control. members of robert mueller's team reportedly unhappy with how president trump's attorney general presented their findings publicly saying they are more troubling for the president than william barr suggested. >> it's concerning. the best remedy, of course, is transparency. >> this

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