shades but refoougs fused to answer the door. do you have an attorney for us to contact. . >> now, we understand that gonzalez is out of jail on bail. she is scheduled to appear in court tomorrow where she is expected to enter a plea. >> thank you, jodi. you can read more on our website. click on the story box on the front page. that will take you to the link. that's at nbc bay area.com. to developing news the santa clara county jail is on lockdown this hour. this is prompted by a fight by inmates not long ago. michelle roberts is in san jose with details. michelle. >> reporter: still on lockdown, this fight broke out after 3:00. we received an update. at least one of the inmates involved likely will have to get stitches. this fight happened in the secure area known as 4a. just last night, sheriff lloyd smith was in that same area of the jail and started under surveillance cameras bought with her own money, after the city said it would two years and $2 million to get it done. three guards are accused of killing him. they aren't sure if they captured this fight this afternoon. meanwhile the jail is still on lockdown. live in san jose, nbc bay area news. >> let's get to our weather. a taste of things to come. scattered showers today a. series of storms are on the way. our live cam showing the lingering clouds around the bay area. on the coast and around the bay, crews are preparing. they are red tagging trees in san jose to prevent trouble. we begin with our chief meteorologist, jeff, are we still on track for a wet weekend? >> it does look like it. on saturday, heavier rainfall coming our way. today it was a slow moving frontal system that became stationary early this morning. ahead of that, we had subtropical moisture that produced rainfall this morning. right now, it's moving to the south. >> that is firing off moderate to heavy rainfall around santa cruz, again, it's not super heavy. also down towards gilroy, the highest were in marin, na pa, sonoma county. 1,200 in santa rosa. still for tomorrow morning, we will give you an early look at that. can you see areas of scattered rainfall. >> that will develop. we are tracking not only this, but that active title should come this weekend. i will track details in 12 minutes. >> thank you, jeff. we are getting ready for south bay. nbc bay area coverage, damian trujillo, homeowners are frustrated the trees are red tagged. >> reporter: they were from back in the '70s. you can see, the city inspector showed up two days ago and said these mulberrys had to come down and the homeowners had to pay for it. red tagged by the city that says mulberrys are a dangerous, reserved for dead or dying. they pointed to a green sprout coming out of the trees. >> look at them. fresh leaves coming in. >> reporter: the city is red tagging trees they feel are a danger. one tree fell on an elderly man last month in the park killing him. >> in san jose, we are blessed with 60,000 trees. >> a city arborist does work for san jose. he agrees they're not dead, they still have to come down. why? because of the way we must prune them. >> there is not an acceptable ways of trimming your tree. it really destroys the inherent structure of the tree. >> seeing branches may break off because of how the trees were brooun pruned. now, everybody is worried about getting stuck with a huge bill. to knock them down and repair the sidewalks damaged by the roots of the trees. >> they look fine. >> reporter: she says she may be able to negotiate the lie or death of her mulberrys. the 90-year-old told me no one is going to show him how to prune his trees. now he will battle with the city. >> all right, thank you. can you track all the rain headed our way 24 hours a day, you can check out our interactive radar on our bay area app. >> new at 5:00, it's the end of the line, this was a 64-year-old woman that bipassed security in san francisco, san jose and other cities. marlin hartman, her most recent airport arrest was last month in chicago. today a judge ordered her to spend the next six months at a mental health facility. the judge said, quote, everybody's pretty much had it with you. hartman quit that mental health program. the judge said the next stop will be jail. a federal judge has now back tracked on a ruling to release the personal records of some 10 million public school students. for now, those records will remain sealed. the department of education has previously been ordered to release them as a part of the special education lawsuit. so many parents filed objections. there was no way for the judge to review them all. apple is getting some tech support in its fight against the fbi. a long listing of tech companies are urging the court to back off apple. twitter and red bull filed today. they are calling for the government to drop an order for apple to break into the iphone used by one of the san bernardino shooters. facebook, google are expected to line up behind apple as well. >> did you hear about this? another outray just day on the campaign trail. donald trump is a phony. a fraud. >> his promises are as worthless as his degrees from trump university. >> this is a failed candidate. he failed. he failed horribly. >> back and forth they went. donald trump fighting back. a lot of infighting within the republican party. >> this a bold and rare move by romney, former presidential candidate romney called on voters to block trump and question his business skills. and whatever happened to trump airlines? how about trump university? then there's trump something's? and trump vodka and trump steak and trump mortgage. a business genius he is not. >> he was begging for my apprentice. i could have set, mitt, drop. he would have dropped. >> he reminded he endorsed romney for the white house in 2012. as of today, though, no such love. the candidate's rait race is getting nastier. more on romney's blistering attack. will voters buy it? lester holt talks more at 5:30. a violent crash with incredible circumstances. i'm live at walnut creek. i'll tell you all about it coming up in a live report. >> i guess when i look at the light, it will remind me of night. >> some sought revenge for a friend's death. the teenager took a different path t. steps he's taken to make his community safer. a car crash that was so violentm >> take a look, a car crash that was so violent it's incredible anyone survived. the car flew more than 50 yards off of the freeway before slamming into the building in walnut creek it happened at the 24-680 interchange before midnight. not only did the driver and his passenger survive, but help was waiting for them. how did it start? how did it end? >> reporter: well, rogge, there are a lot of incredible components to this story. let's start about the distance. 50 yards, that's the equivalent to half a football field. it is believed the driver was going 140 miles an hour when he got airborne before slamming into a building and it happened in front of a couple paramedics who happened to be a few feet away from where the car landed. >> a black bmw went through the barricades, down the embankment. flipped on the curve and into the bottom of the building here. >> reporter: paramedic stopped for a moment stunned. then they say they jumped out of their ambulance after having two people trapped inside their cars. >> people were confused. she was hurt pretty bad. not knowing where she was. the male wasn't speaking, he was alive. >> reporter: the driver was weaving in and out of traffic. the suspect seemed to be reaching well over 100 miles per hour. >> the officer realized it was a danger. the stuff that they were creating. they pulled the emergency equipment off. >> moments after police ended the pursuit the driver slammed into the building at walnut creek. the 23-year-old driver and the passenger were taken to the hospital with serious head injuries. the woman also had a broken neck. those who responded on scene say they had to see everyone involved if they survived. >> we are all lucky here. >> there is something else amazing, oftentimes there is a homeless encampment. last night, there wasn't one person here. as for the driver, it's not known yet whether he was running from police. police have not been arrested yet. reporting live in walnut creek. >> a lot of components for sure. a familiar spot in cities that struggle to control violence among young people. retaliation for one violent crime. >> we are about to meet one young man, a much younger, brighter one. >> jessica, raymond was a 16-year-old in high school, he was sure, knocking on stranger's doors to sign a petition is definitely outside his comfort zone. but it is what he was willing to do, in order to do the right thing. >> reporter: when a violent crash takes someone close, revenge sometimes feels like a good response. an eye for an eye, a fair deem. >> that is not, however, how he handled it. >> i wasn't angry. i was sad. >> reporter: last august, his friend, deonte murphy, jr., a mount eden high school graduate with plans to join the marines was shot and killed walking a fe pail friend home late last night. raymond heard wlis mers from someone who wanted to take matters into their own hands and not leave justice to the police. >> that shocked me. that's not at all how i felt. it was that type of crowd and put themself above the law. >> raymond decided a much more fitting response, a dark act, was to shine the light, literally. you see, while re-visiting the spot where he was shot, raymond noticed just how dark it was at night. he contacted the city to see what he could do about it. a list of rules followed about making measurements, taking photographs and collecting signatures. all of which raymond spent weeks following. >> it was more than just doing something. it was helping the community and people. >> i didn't know they were going to do all of this. >> reporter: raymond's petition asked for lights to be added to a single pole near the crime scene. the city responded, though, with much, much more. last week lighting improvements were completed up and down the block. this admittedly shy 15-year-old had gotten the attention of his city leaders and earned their respect in the process. >> i think what a positive role model for the community. for his friends. this young man chose to take a different course of action. to be better for the community. to make the community safer. >> reporter: raymond says he never expected his plans to work so well, though he's happy it did. his was a simple hope, that this spot will never be darkened by violence again. >> it's one of the great examples of somebody what faced the challenge for justice and positive for the community. >> he put himself in a big role. >> let's talk about that rain. >> yeah, i know. >> it's a whole lot more. it's the beginnings of everything. we had a stationary front moving across today. it may scroll out the late morning hours around noon. that's why we couldn't get too much out of it. >> that storm system stalled, it released energy. it's hard to tweak out moisture. we are seeing this trying to push out to the south. we had some in morgan hill. the complex system of wet weather, that's heading to saturday. likely by 5:30 tonight. watch out for that. it's heavy if terms of widespread rainfall. but you can't expect scattered rainfall. 52 on the east bay t. north bay starting off with 50. let's go ahead and arrange a time line as we head through the next 48 hours. what you will see tomorrow morning, once again, those scattered areas, moderate rain, a few isolated heavier pockets through the day, cloudy, a couple raindrops possible as we hit saturday morning, we see the chance of rainfall continue again it will be hit and miss shower activity. it still looks like at this point the heaviest rainfall will rise at 3:00 p.m. on saturday as a strong cold front will hit california. it will be between 3:00 and 10:00 at night for the bulls eye to reach 20 to 40 miles per hour, possibly a half inch to one inch of rain. when you add everything up, not only the rainfall chance for friday. also on saturday and lingering rain on sunday. we are still good for one-and-a-half inches of rain for alameda, san francisco county, right up to the north bay. we could be getting into a two-and-a-half inch plus territory. as we take it to your forecast for friday, we have temperatures in the 60s. we will have that chance for on again off again rain. for san francisco that will put it at 65 degree, also 6069 in palo alto. san jose at 69 as well. . >> you will be able see if your extended forecast here, rain again returns, scattered on friday, that's heavier rainfall arriving by saturday evening. particularly for this storm system, you do want to watch the small creek, rivers and streams back behind your house. you could get water rising quickly. winds 150 miles per hour out of the south. it looks like the coastal mountains and santa cruz mountains could have some of the stronger gusts. >> okay. thank you very much. as these storms roll if, you can track the activity. all you need is our app. >> it's especially help. in the vent of a weather alert. >> when we're in a microclimate weather alert, we made it easy for to you get the latest information on job smartphone. across the top it says weather alert. >> that will take you right to what you need to know when you need to know it. >> the incentive, but plan 's the offer some riders during commute hours. >> and determine to make a difference a. serious decision soccer legend jackie chastain just made to help others. on our home page a report caron hospitals. many are swarming with infectious bacteria, happening now on our home page, a report card on american hospitals. many are swarming with infectious bacteria, including a drug-resistant superburks on our twitter feed, curry set up a startup that helps athletes navigate social media. we are back in a moment. 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