the standoff at 4:30. pete, what's the latest? >> reporter: we're still here off that pine street exit as that standoff continues. we're now approaching almost hour 16. we'll show you some of that new chopper video, give you a bird's eye view. you see the suspect sitting in his car as s.w.a.t. team negotiators try to work with him. it's affecting a lot of homes and town buildings. and during that 16-hour standoff that we're seeing, shots were fired. those gun shots that i cshots b suspect's car, which appear to be accidental. a mother said her daughter is stuck in her car garage, which is a separate unit from her house, is the only place she can go to. >> she's very upset. she has her little dog with her right now and he's, you know, feeling locked in, you know, so -- walnut creek police say the suspect allegedly shot a woman in a park yesterday afternoon. you can see s.w.a.t. negotiators next to that car. you can see a drone flying above it and the identities of that suspect and victims have not been released. it's still unclear exactly what the relationship may have been. live in martinez, pete suratos. >> hopefully this will be resolved soon. we are following developing news out of fairfield. a man arrested for setting up a series of firebombs. earlier the bomb squad had to set off several suspicious devices there. is it cleared now? >> it's a lot calmer than it was this morning. investigators are looking into allegations this may have been the result of retaliation for prescription drugs, a drug deal that had gone bad. police arrested 39-year-old matt scott jones of fairfield. they say before that he's accused of firebombing a neighbor's apartment on north texas street by throwing propane canisters through a window, then firebombing a car and firebombing the front of the fairfield police department, where clean-up was happening this morning where surveillance video and a witness led police to jones. the apartment complex was evacuated for some time this morning. everyone is back in. there are neighbors here who tell police it all started with a dispute over drugs a couple of weeks ago. >> the individual that apparently is in custody had a dispute and they ended up beating him up pretty good. >> prescription drugs are an issue. people using prescription drugs not prescribed to them has been an ongoing issue for years and is getting increasingly worse. >> jones is being held on suspicion of eight felonies, including suspected murder and hate crimes. jones will likely be arraigned on monday. according live in fairfield, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, chuck. >> on lighter news, the temperature is going to be heating. >> a lot of people heading into the bay this weekend. let's check in with kari hall. >> all of this sunshine will be warming up those temperatures and we'll eventually make it up to 76 degrees. they're going to see a high in palo alto and san francisco up to 68 degrees, the north bay 79 degrees in napa and santa rosa. here's a live look outside. we see quite a few ball players throughout throwing the ball around and practicing warming up. the game will be later on this evening versus the padres starting at 7:15 and at time for the first pitch it will be 62 degrees, a lot of sunshine and mostly clear skies as we go into the evening. heading into the weekend, we will see a lot more sunshine. we'll talk more about that coming up in just a few minutes. >> a bart train stalled on the tracks this morning. . mike, what have we learned? >> first there are 52 trains running on time and there were major delays due to problems with one particular train. it's this train we have video of from our sky rang are helicopter. this is just outside the main track. the disabled train sits on this pocket track but, get this, it was one of the new trains that bart's been testing this morning. we don't know exact will what caused the problem with the train's propulsion system but we're following that in the newsroom. we had hoped the new fleet of cars wouldn't have such problems. this right no train is just sitting on the tracks there and we're awaiting further information. we're following that in the newsroom. babb to y back to you. >> thank you, mike. >> government shutdown averted. the government passed a bill keeping government open for one more week. democrats and some republicans disagreed on some elements in the bill. >> thursday afternoon the principal sent a message to parents about an instagram report where explicit photos were posted. >> what was made clear from these separate but related actions is that our student body stands together in this message that our school stands for inclusion. >> the school notified police to are vettiinvestigating. >> pet lumapetaluma posted clot photos of a 6-year-old including name, address and phone number. >> a meeting will go on at the santa clara water district office and financial help for the flooding victims closes it had. may 19th is the deadline for property assistance and new video this morning from on top of secret service city hall. it's spring, nature's on truck, those falcons that live in the roof of the building have three little ones. >> let's introduce to you mom and dad, clara and fernando. they had four eggs but the fourth one never hatched. this morning bird expert climbed to the next. >> it the same female, which is unusual, four different females over the years and she's produced 36 young, which is great. >> this is done every year. you can check them out on falcon cam on the city's web site. stewart hopes to gather support for new, better cameras than these to monitor those checks. >> and the latest as the president prepares for a possible war. >> and when is equal pay not equal pay? the ruling by judge that allows women to be paid less than men. >> plus monday is mayday and that means massive protests. what google is doing that could have people demonstrating. i love to eat. i love hanging out with my friends. i 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pay women less than men for the same work based on past salaries. the new decision cited a 1982 ruling saying it's allowed so long as it's applied reasonably and justified by business policy. >> bad workplace culture has workers in the tech industry ditching their job ps -- workers said they were unhappy with their work environment and experienced stereotyping on the job. >> and may day rallies are held to support labor rights but demonstrators also plan to protest trump's policies. >> the policies have been affecting a variety of us and the people affected come from different backgrounds, whether you're a top engineer or a self-employed worker, you're still affected by the policies that are coming. >> we are following a developing story in washington right now. in an interview with reuters yesterday, president trump said a major conflict with north korea is possible in a standoff oaf its nuclear and missile programs but he would prefer a diplomatic outcome to this dispute. >> reporter: in a wide ranging interview, president trump said a major, major conflict with north korea is a possibility but he also said he would love to solve thediplomatically but said it is, quote, very, very difficult. north korea has said it will go forward with its nuclear and missile programs, saying that a sixth nuclear test will happen at some point. secretary of state rex tillerson saying that china has warned north korea, they say unilateral sanctions if they go forward with that test. this morning china as foreign minister was asked about that. he said a sixth nuclear warning was a hypothetical and wasn't willing to talk about that. donald trump taking on a key ally here, south korea, that he may terminate a trade agreement with south korea next week calling it a horrible deal saying, quote, it's less mameria destroyed. >> it's friday. it looks like it's going to be an absolutely spectacular weekend. >> that wind has died down. >> that's all we've been talking about, that amazing weekend headed our way. this is what it looks like right now as you step out the door. it's 64 degrees, 66 in the pleasanton volley. east bay 65 degrees there and our temperatures go from the 60s into the upper 70s for the south bay and also 75 in las -- 68 on the embarcadero with 78 degrees today in sonoma. so our temperatures going above normal and it's still quite breezy, our winds coming in from the north at about 10 to 15 miles an hour. those sustained winds coming in at about 20 miles an hour. we still will keep it breezy even throughout the evening. otherwise, we're looking at some very nice, comfortable weather. and those winds are also blowing around a lot of allergens. we still have moderate levels of some grass pollen that will continue into the weekend as well. looking at the valley and inland area, starting out tomorrow at 9:00, we're at 61 degrees and at noontime, 72 degrees. as you get out and about, our temperatures will be warming up. make sure you pack lots of bottles of water and the sunscreen. it will be bright and sunny as the temperatures warm up to 80 degrees inland. it will be slightly warmer on sunday. we keep the sunshine throughout the day. feeling very summer-like and nice evenings headed our way. the butter and egg days starts at 10:00 in the morning but the parade is at noon and it will be at 68 degrees starting out and we see the temperatures quickly making into the upper 70s throughout the rest of the day. if you want something cooler on sunday, head to half moon bay to check out pacific coast green machine and our temperatures will be in the 60s throughout the day. russian river valley will have warm temperatures for today up to 73 degrees and then upper 70s for the rest of the weekendsunn. san francisco breezy winds temperatures. summer will be here in a snap so get ready. scott and janel? >> coming up next, pretty peaceful in berkeley after those protests. hundreds take to the streets. the reason this time there were very few arrests. >> former president george h.w. bush out of the hospital, taken into the houston methodist hospital on the 14th for a case of pneumonia and bronchitis. he'll continue to be treated at home. >> and hayward-based robotics want to make field-ready robot being pickers to replace humean pickers. we'll be back in just a minute. we )re getting some updated numbers after yesterday )s demonstrations in berekely. police say 5 people were arrested. =scott//vo= yesterday -- this was the scene. the groups gathering near berkeley high school. this was prompted by the cancellation of a speh yesterday here's the scene. groups gathering near berkeley high school cancelled by the cancellation of a speech by political pundit ann coulter. plenty of police officers in riot gear in cheryl hurd has for from berkeley. >> reporter: a huge police presence at u.c. berkeley tonight. that same presence at civic center park where conservatives and liberal factions stood their ground in the name of free speech. >> usa! usa! >> stand clear immigrants aren't welcome here. >> i can tell you that today we did have a significant police presence in the city. there's several hundred officers here. perhaps the largest deployment i've seen in the 18 years i've been here. >> a precaution because the last several rallies in berkeley have become violent, especially in february, when a speaking engagement turned into a fiery confront's. >> it's not a question of free speech. this a question of fascism happening right here, right now. it's a question of whether people are going to stand up against it. >> the majority of today's rally was peaceful, even though five people were arrested. >> the police promised us at the beginning that they had us protected. and they would not allow what happened two weeks ago to happen today. >> that was cheryl hurd reporting from berkeley. today we're expected to get a better understanding of how san francisco handles evictions. city leaders will discuss the new law. san francisco had a 200% spike in move-in evictions over five years. so somebody buy as home to live in and somebody else has to leave. >> there has been a lot of home buying and selling in the bay area. sales for the region hit a five-year high in march. santa clara county sales jumped 8.4%. in san francisco sales actually dropped. march numbers were down 5.3% from last year. median home prices in the bay area also creeping up to match last year's prices, which were at all-time highs. >> and check this out. the annual m.i.t. string springtime tradition once again, for some reason people like to see things fall to the ground. the annual piano drop. this is the last day students can drop a class. considered a way to ease the stress. here it comes, to watch a piano explode. >> still to come, a teacher accused of a heinous crime. the details we're learning about the suspect. >> i'm saying nobody helped me at all. even police, even my company. nobody helped me. >> bay area women recorded in the ladies room at work. what happened after they reported the crime to police? we investigate. >> folks, before we go to break, i want to show you how to join our community on the waze application. in the bottom corner, there will be a magnifying glass when you fire up that app. check on that and then the name at the top, that's your profile and you'll pick ours, that's how you joan the community and help each other out. a peninsula elementary school teacher arrested. he )s accused of takking inappropriate pictures of several of his young students. ==janelle//2 shot== a peninsula elementary school teacher has been arrested, accused of taking inappropriate pictures of several of his students. >> some of the girls are as young as 8-year-old and they say he even had a relationship with one child. >> reporter: this private school holding a meeting tonight with parents in which they're calling a healing session to reassure parents this incident doesn't happen again. 33-year-old citriano has been charged with with multiple counts. police say he encouraged several female students to wear tight clothing and pose for pictures in a sexual way. >> none of the photos contained any young children that were nude. however, in the photos -- the various photos that we discovered, we saw young children wearing stockings and thing of that nature. >> please don't believe there was any physical contact with students. investigators say the victims were between 5 and 8 years old. the dait says it's possible there -- they say the former teacher's background and hist y history -- >> none of the parents wanted to talk on camera tonight. as for the teacher, he's back in court again next week. >> san mateo, rook boone, nbc bay area news. >> three police officers are. >> the officers were responding to a call for backup. all three officers went to the hospital but sounds like everyone is going to be okay. >> back in court. a man accused of shooting and killing a richmond mother in front of her kids is expected to be arraigned. his arraignment was postponed after his attorney asked for more time to prepare for the case. he accused of killing his ex-girl friend when she was driving her children to school. the children in the car were not mcbride's. >> continues coverage now on that according to better -- the crimes mainly include robberies and assaults. this comes after a number of fiend jers robbed passengers last weekend at the oakland coliseum station. >> new news on construction crews took advantage that and milwaukee and they may be able to open the stations six month. >> if there's one tiny detail that can't be fair tied, we nid took and there will be approximately 120 charging stations for electric vehicles. >> the jay church line -- the elderly service. >> the first set of new vehicles should arrive sometime in 2018. well, 40 more should arrive in 2020. >> imagine being secretly recorded by somebody with whom you work. a bay area woman turned to our investigative unit after discoughing a hidden camera in the bathroom. >> growing up in of women are being victimized by these video voyeurs. vicky. >> you're watching video of women going to. >> she never imagined sheet feel bu busy. >> dhoumts think you may have been captured on video changing clothes or using that rest room? >> i have no idea. it could be already a hot of times frm. according to the police report, the officer took the camera and memory card and then two years later, they discovered they weren't even looking. we learned the officer closed the case just hours after it was reported. the company's h.r. director told him about a hundred people had access to the bathroom but he says only 15 work on her floor. >> did the police talk to any of the other workers on i don't floor? >> no. >> why didn't the officers question any of the 15 or so people moe work on the floor with. >> ricardo perez is a sergeant at fremont p.d. >> say we had a burglary. we would talk to every single neighbor in that neighborhood in order to justin figuring out what occurred. >> you might talk to theneck door neighbor, the across-the-street neighbor -- >> >> human resources personnel told them that there were other is hoon. >> please doesn't do h. rncht's job last year here office filed 11 cases involving peeping toms up from. >> and you can't find a suspect if you don't ask questions. >> exactly. the message that the vick tip gets pr. >> we found suspects do face justice when police catch this. they've soon elma. . via e-mail the company tells us it was unbe a to and closely monitor a p, you know, any employees. >> meanwhile, pa quality inspector at elma says she feels little that at still work there is or still has videos of her. rrks now file feeling nobody have me at all. even police, no one help me. you know, that why i wanted to speak out and let everybody know to be careful. >> sergeant cortez says he'll speak with officers at the free there on the fremont police department about how this case was handled and review best practices policies with officer. if you see a phone recording, don't touch it or you'll taint the evidence. instead call police. >> if you have tip for our haven'tive on it. >> now a follow-up to one of our investigations. yesterday federal agents arrested eight people in miami for posing as i. >> we are like killer of east san jose received phone calls from scammers posing as irs agents, threatening to arrest victims if ethey don't pay a bogus tack bill. today federal refresh ry they believe they were responsible for defrauding at least 7,000 victim out of nearly $9 million. and officers ready to take to today's san a haute. >> rich: well, happening now, the nfl draft is now in its second day. >> jerry: the haners mabd up the number three pick and followed up with alabama lineman reuben foster and an ohio state cornerback and the atlanta fal comes pick up bay area native with an moan -- i mean, man. i completed the pross. >>. >> after himself frp he plop. from. >> coming up, we're looking to our weekend. it's going to be beautiful. here's kari hall. >> also going the f we'll take a look at a few of those events coming up next. on september 9, 2010, pg&e learned a tragic lesson we can never forget. this gas pipeline ruptured in san bruno. the explosion and fire killed eight people. pg&e was convicted of six felony charges including five violations of the u.s. pipeline safety act and obstructing an ntsb investigation. pg&e was fined, placed under an outside monitor, given five years of probation, and required to perform 10,000 hours of community service. we are deeply sorry. we failed our customers in san bruno. while an apology alone will never be enough, actions can make pg&e safer. and that's why we've replaced hundreds of miles of gas pipeline, adopted new leak detection technology that is one-thousand times more sensitive, and built a state-of-the-art gas operations center. we can never forget what happened in san bruno. that's why we're working every day to make pg&e the safest energy company in the nation. find their ancestors with a popular d-n-a test. =scott//2 shot= but they cancelled -- and called us. consumer investigator chris chmura explains why. =take pkg= trt :49 oc: ".see you tonight at 11." >> a san jose family wanted to find their ancestors with a popular test. >> their curiosity about their heritage almost immediately turned to suspicion. larry said he was shocked to discover to find that signing up for one company's dna test required a company to give him a transferable license to use his dna forever. so can a simple search for ancestors put your dna in the wrong hands? what do they plan to do with anyway? we're taking those questions to stanford law school tonight. your rights under current will you and how some protections might be changing. call 888-996-tips. we'll see you tonight at 11. >> a special episode of the ellen degeneres show. ellen is bringing special guests to reflect with. she's going to discuss the ground breaking and controversial episode from her sitcom entitled "ellen" and the character on her show revealed she was gay, around the same time the actress did in her real life. >> and i was scared to do it. the definition of courage is doing something in spite. fact that you have fear about it. >> her sitcom lasted one season afterwards but degeneres would find more success as a sitcom show. >> and we're looking forward to the lovely weekend it going to be. >> you take a look outside now and this is what you'll have all weekend long. bright sunshine and looking now at san jose. as we get the weekend started, i want to show you the temperature trend. we're going a couple of degrees above average for today and then it quickly cools down right after sunset into the lower 60s. if you're heading out to dinner, make sure you grab a light jacket. and then we'll see high temperatures all around the bay area. and up to 75 degrees in hayward. our temperatures quickly warming you. if you are planning to head out this weekend, tomorrow in the mission district, the parade starts at 11 a.m. it will be nice and comfortable. make sure to bring you something to protect you from the sun as the temperatures will warm into the 70s. and we'll have the dance festival and jack london square from noon until 8:00. if you're going to have a beach date in santa cruz, we're also going to see the sun shining there. temperatures a little cooler to start in the mid 60s, upper 60s by noontime and then into the mid 70s throughout the day. for cooler temperatures, maybe you want to go to heavenly. these are some live pictures. so a little bit more time to get there and enjoy the snow that we had from the very copious amounts of snow from the season. we are going to see temperatures reaching into the mid 70s. for the next seven days, not a drop of rain in this forecast. it will be nice and mild today. it makes it a little bit warmer for tomorrow. temperatures continue to warm up, we'll be in the upper 80s for the middle of next week, up to 89 degrees by next wednesday. i'm not seeing a break in those temperatures. looks like it saved this warmth so now is the time to make sure that air conditioner is working very well because you will need it for the inland areas, especially in the valley. >> wow, looks beautiful. thanks so much, kari. >> coming up, a bay area woman is giving back. it's a story that's going to make you, the bay area, proud. >> i want to show you how to join our community on the waze happen case. go to your app on iphone or android and in the bottom corner, there will be a magnifying glass. : check on that and then at your name on the top. you'll find nbc bay area news and click on that. a little boy is being hailed as a hero after he helps save his father )s life. five-year-old "ayden ison" was riding with his dad, shane, when their car hydro-planed, blew a tire, then rolled down an embankment. 5-year-old adrienne widan w drivers and neighbors were able to free the father before the ambulance arrived. >> he was climbing out the window in panic and turned around and looked at his daddy and said "you're getting out of this car one way or another, dad" and then he took off down the embankment. >> a berkeley graduate is fighting the religious oppression of her people half a world away. >> and she's doing it with education just the way she received in today's bay area proud. >> if is late on a wednesday evening in richmond. and in her second floor apartment, an underground class is about to begin. the course title is "english for architecture." and it a case study in giving back. at least that's how the professor feels about it. >> i want to give back to this, you know, the institute that gave me the privilege of becoming educated. it's the bihe. she's a member of the bihe faith, owe proppressed in her n iran. members began attending classes there in secret, in living rooms, basements around the country. at times homes are raided, professors jailed but school continues. >> in iran any day you can go to prison. so they put their lives on the line to teach the students. so i always see that as a big sacrifice that they did that for me. >> she graduated in 2010 and earned her masters in architecture from u.c. berkeley. now a working architect, she dedicates early mornings and financial teaching students in iran over the internet. it is risky for her students to even take her class, which is why we won't show their faces. and for her part, she know what is she is doing likely means she cannot safely return to her home country to visit her family. >> it's very hard, very difficult. but then, you know, it was my choice and i made that choice. >> she hopes that by shedding light on a school that operates in the shadows, pressure will build on the government of iran to change its position. until then, though, she will keep teaching long distance, hoping for big change. her husband, who also attended bihe joins her in teaching classes remotely. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> a mystery house in san jose coming to the big screen. world famous actress helen mirren -- is embracing her haunting new movie role. and the film is based right here in san jose. world famous actor helen mirren is embracing her haunting new movie role. >> she'll play the real life rightful heirous and her descent into madness. more planned in may. the movie will be released next year. >> that's exciting. the weekend is here, kari, and it's going to look spectacular. >> maybe you will want to check out one of those tourist spots. in san francisco we're up to 68 degrees today and low 70s for the weekend and then next week the inland areas will really start to heat up. it will feel like summer. get ready for that. >> and thank you for joining us. our next newscast comes up at 5:00. >> you can always find us online at nbcbayarea.com. bye, folks. ♪ dixie ultra's new 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