another troubling factor as police caught up to muhammad. when he saw a black male running southbound on fulton, immediately -- immediately upon that individual seeing the officer he lt literally dove on to the ground and was taken into custody. and as he was taken into custody he yelled out allahu akbar. >> chief dire says it's too early to tell whether this was an act of terrorism. but the fisher has been alerted. muhammad was also wanted for the murder of a security guard at a fresno motel just last thursday. investigators say muhammad, who is believed to be homeless, has a criminal history which includes weapons violations and terrorist threats. we reached out to the santa clara county catholic charities office. the ceo tells me his office has a security guard and plans to do por employee training how to handle an active shooter situation. marianne favro nbc bay area news. >> marianne thung. we are awaiting update now from the police chief in fresno next 15 or 20 minutes a lot of bay area. derek car a fresno state alum who dplup the central valley tweet thd i love the city of fresno and will forever i'm sad to hear what happened there. stay strong, praying for you. the top trending story on the social platforms. you can see what people are saying about it on the facebook page. you can weigh if in yourself at nbc bay area on the fischer page. we have dwefrlg news in the rmt east bay. an 11-year-old boy missing in plesanton. he was last seen before 3. at an elementally school. romeo is 5 feet tall weighless 80 pounds, brown hair brown eyes wearing a red jacket over a black shirt with black jeans and shoes. if you have any information about whereabouts please call the police right away. at this hour the san jose city council in the midst of a public debate about renters rights. as we've been reporting the so-called no cause evictions and rent control has been brewing months. tonight we could have a decision. nbc bay area's robert handa broke the story about the proposal he is outside the meeting with more. robert. >> reporter: well it is a very emotional overflow crowd inside the city council chambers. an audience waited more than three hours before the issue came up. supporters and opponents of the so-called tenant protection ordnance have process steltsed in for a long a fight. >> i'd like to present this certificate of recognition to. >> renters rights active afts started their day statute crashing a party at city haul dplag signs at ceremonies welcoming the let comic con. the spontaneous demonstration came as tifrist wind town a hunger strike starting last weak .this came on about proposals including no cause evictions as well as preventing landlords from kicking out rent control tenants. >> more than would worth it. it is necessary. it is necessary that you know we take this action that we make this small san francisco. >> robert aguirre says he got an eviction notice but no explanation from his land lady. >> she doesn't have to give a reason for evicting us. she can just evict us. on the form itself there is no reason given for it. >> one city council member says requiring just cause for evictions won't work. >> sounds great whoa you put it into action it makes it hard to get rid of people that are -- that are causing trouble in enableds. >> landlord peter noonan agrees saying he just kicked out a drug dealing tenant. >> i've been running my builds for years and taking good care of them. i have given 90 days notice many times. >> reporter: it is going to be a long night. in fact mayor says he hopes to take the vote before midnight. live in san jose, robert handa, nbc bay area news. >> robert thank you. the newest twist from the seer aire la mar trial the accused garcia torres will not testify in his own defense. attorney the attorney for garcia torres told the judge his client will not take the witness stand. the high profile trial started in january with prosecutors making their case despite the fact that 15-year-old sierra la mar's body has not been found. she disappeared on the way to high school in morgan hill in 2012. garcia torres has pleaded not guilty to murder and attempting to kidnap three other women. in the east bay a big reversal last year's murtd of a popular musician william sims found beaten shot and robbed outside of a pool hafl in this neighbor. the the three pukts were arrested. when the county grand jury indicted the man last week the hate crime charges were dropped. there is no indication why that happened or were the d. a. is disappointed. the facebook killer dead tonight after shooting and killing himself. the dmnld thrive drew worker recognized steve stephens and called 911 process. the worker actually delayed the order to give authorities to a kmans to arrive. the police chase ensued after the suspect's car came to a spot police say he shot himself. stevens has been wanted since sunday after keld an elderly staerngs about 100 miles away in cleveland ohio. then post-ed the video to fischer. facebook ceo addressed murder today tech conference in san jose. business tech reporter scott budman has more from the floor of f 8. >> reporter: with virtual reality and augmented reality fischer wants to change the way we communicate with each other, giving us new spaces in which to communicate. but a midst all this technology, the conference started on a very serious note. it's one of the biggest gathering of techies every year. but this year the facebook developer conference was dealing with the frightening story of a man who after killing someone post-ed a video of the killing on facebook. . facebook ceo mark zucker berg started the conference by recognizing the victim of the shooting. >> our hearts go out to the family and friends of robert godwin senior. >> reporter: and addressed the need for facebook to better monitor the content people post-a fine line because most fischer users don't want more monitoring of the content for privacy reasons. >> we will keep doing all we can to prevent tragedies like this from happening. >> with the elephant in the room addressed facebook also showed off the latest in virtual reality. >> it was amazing. really engaged in the game. >> while pointed ahead to a future where you won't need a headset. the phone will be the augmented reality camera. >> in ar the camera is the next generation device right with vr it's really immersive experience. but in the future a lot of the worlds collide. >> you can expect camera effects, spaces, ai all to roll out in the months ahead. facebook says it wants to give the technology to dwellers to make it better. in san jose scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> thank you scott. san jose is the place to be this week the facebook f 8 isn't the only conference in the south. silicon valley comic conlaunched at city hall tooth. apple cocounteder steve wozny yack leading the way. the colorful was wearing a star trek outfit part of the kickoff event. >> this is my home. san jose has done a lot of good things. look at this when a comic concome to city. the city council dressed up in uniforms for. he "star wars" and. >> comic constarts friday in and around the convention center. if you see people dressed in crazy and fun outfits you know why. guesses include the original captain kirk william schattner. reality tv stars plea wasn't enough to change minds on a controversial proposal to eliminate california's bail system. chapman better known as dog the bounty hunter spoke out against the proposal to do away the state's cash bail system. the 9090s the bill was prufrd if it goes through the bill would allow prosecutors and judges to decide whether to release someone based on their risk to public safety, not their ability to pay bail. the bill now advances to the assembly appropriations committee. >> another health scare for bruce bochy he is not with the team tonight. instead resting at his home in san diego after a heart procedures. the giants releasing a statement today says bochy underwent a minor procedure for a irregular heartbeat. he is expected to rejoin the team in colorado on friday. the 62-year-old bochy has a history of heart problems. in his absence assistant coach is managing the giants tonight in kansas city. duck on the side of a cliff we're going to show you how rescue crews and helicopter came to his rescue on the peninsula. . a peaceful rally in the east bay to support undocumented roberts i'm michelle roberts in oelkds where the council is expected to vote on sanctuary workplaces. >> meteorologist jeff ranieri blue skies coming out slowly here in san francisco. but tracking another storm system i'll tell you who has the best chance of getting wet on wednesday. my forecast in less than ten minutes. you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to friends at more banks then ever before. you got next? chase. helping you master what's now and what's next. new at 6:00 too long a daring cliff rescue in pacifica at morery point yesterday. a man you can see him right there, climbing about 75 feet up from the beach. rescue crews could not rescue him from the ground. they called in the chp helicopter that came in for the save. the man was air lifted to safety. oakland is already a sapgtary city but tonight the city counts sell suspected to vote on a treefrsle resolution that would encourage business owners to create sanctuary workplaces. nbc bay area michelle roberts joins from us the city hall, dozens gathered for immigrant support rally ahead of ton's vote. >> reporter: the rally wrapped up because everybody marched inside. the meeting is happening roun. the vote is expected in the next hour. everybody out here attending the rally is hoping this measure is approved. holding signs and calling for respect for all immigrants. in afternoon a couple dozen people gathered downtown oakland to speak on behalf of undocumented immigrant workerers. there is a huge hotel boom right now we want to make sure you a the new gears coming to the city know this is a city where immigrants are safe where we believe that all people, deserve safe working conditions with, fair wages and right to stand together without fear. >>. she says she is standing with the oakland city council tonight the council is expected to fast a ceremonial resolution aimed at encouraging employers to declare sanctuary workplaces. >> we don't want the federal government coming in and raiding taking people away and breaking up families, causing harm to people. it helps nobody. >> city councilman dan kalb proposed the resolution he says if passed it won't change any laws. he is hoping the declaration will encourage business owners to do all they can to protect low income and undocumented immigrants. >> we want to defend workers no matter where they come from. process if someone has a job they're not making a lot of money. >> event organizers of the rally out here today say they're participating in a even on may 1st where thousands are expected in the bay area to stay home from work or walk off the job in support of undocumented immigrants. reporting live in oakland michelle roberts nbc behrens. >> michelle thank you. as oakland prepares to expand sanctuary status, santa clara and sanity rose an county with are waiting on judges ruling. in federal court the urs lawyers faced on with lawyers fl the trump administration at issue is the constitutionality of the president's executive order withholding federal funds from sanctuary communities. a lawyer for the justice department argued the counties had no reason for concern because the president's order applied to only a small amount of grant money and not the hundreds of millions of dollars in federal funds. that caused the judge on the case to question the point of mr. trump's order. a ruling is expect processed as early as tomorrow. all lanes of highway 23 are back open for the evening commute appear after the chp thut is down earlier the truck hit the overpass in ma tilleda avenue. officers stopped westbound traffic and had engineers assess the damming to the overpass. a freightening chain reaction freeway crash shut down part of i-80 in fairfield a vehicle pinned bee neegts the big rig. it took craws two hours to free the woman trapped trapped inside. he was hospitalized with minor injuries. the crash began when one car side swiped another, both cars then spun out of control and lied with a big rig which then slammed into a third car. the truck ended up in a ditch with a damaged gas tank, leaking 30 gallons of creek and that prompted a hazmat clean updrew. could foster city be flooded that's the fear tonight. a big money proposal. city officials will meet in less than an hour to review various designs and options for a estimated , sr. 75 million levy project that would protect foster city from a flood. in 2015 female o told foster city the existing system along the san francisco bay needed to be raised. we have been outside of the flood zone all this time. failure to move forward with the project would place all property owners in foster city in the flood zone. >> if this projects moves forward the city would then eventually need residents to vote for a way to help pay for this project. the levy protects 9,000 foster city properties and another 8,000 properties in san mateo. well a stretch of a longer stretch of dry weather on the way soon. >> i can toll you guys are excited about that. we are smiling. >> we have a little bit of rainfall come our way as we head throughout the next 36 hours and then definitely does look fantastic for the upcoming weekend. we'll take you into the microclimate forecast right now live look at the shark tank and the sharks are there tonight. we got the game against the edmonton ailers as 7:00 p.m. if still headed out there we can expect clear skies right up until the game starts. might need a light jacket as you step out once that game is over for tonight. but all in all looking good out there in san jose for the sharks. let's take to you the doppler radar continuings to be dry here across the entire bay area. i think we'll stay with the dry trend through the day for tomorrow. as you'll see in my forecast temperatures going to be very similar what we experienced for today. 69 in napa. cooler near the coast. 61 in sf half moon bay 59 head down to the south bay 70 in san jose over towards the east bay 68 expected in livermore. there will be the chance of rainfall heading into wednesday but not going to be until later at night. it does not appear to be a big storm. future cast shows at 5:00 p.m. rainfall is mainly well to the north once we hit 9:30 at night i think the north bay will have the best chance of getting any accumulations. as this moves off towards the south it really falls apart. likely only trace amounts to about.05 of an ifrmg of wet weather towards the south bay. extended forecast we'll start to see that dry weather moving in thursday and also friday. by earth day on saturday, 76 and partly cloudy skies. look if you're wonder wlag you might want to do on earth day with the kids this saturday we got you covered. one of the best that we found was the marine science institute in redwood city, earth day on the bay. check it out. going to have liver sharks arts and crafts and also a ride on the boat. temperatures expected in the low 70s. and then throughout the rest of early next week more sunny weather. i'll have another update in about 25 minutes. see you shortly. this could be a big below for the silicon valley president trump's executive order could tighten the rules for recruiting highly skilled foreign workers political analyst larry gerritsen joins us next with the local impact. . happening now this just in. fresno's police chief gave an you want on the triple murder. he said the trool treating pree was totally base on race not terrorism. on the facebook page a new study reveals berkeley one of the top ten cities to live in the u.s. is received high marks for diversity school system and weather more news in two minutes. okay we have update on the story brought you earlier. the 11-year-old boy reported missioning at 3:00 has been found. he's been found safe. his name is daniel romeo we wanted to give you update he went missing from his elementary school but police told us he has been found. and he is safe. silicon valley and the tech industry have been put on notice on the often used visa program may nb jeopardiy president trump signed an executive order directing u.s. agencies to prevent fraud in the hiv visa program. the companies will be asked to come up with changes to h 19 b visa are offered to the most skilled politics. the goal is the merp worker have the first chance at jobs. the local techies say it might make their job harder. >> i think the bigger concern is around you know what happens when you have a particular talents you need to bring in from estonia europe, india wherever it is and you can't bring that person along. >> the local tech industry has long called the visa program important because they allow people to stay in the u.s. after they get degreed sfl the h 19 b visa are a huge rekrauting fool. political analyst larry gerston is with us. so many tech company are built with the h 1789 b workerers how big is it. >> the h 1 b program is very big in the bay area. typically three times as many apply as the number permits actually available. the bay area it's a major beneficiary of these things. in 2013 lat year of record 20,000 of the 85,000 temporary visa as about one third came here with most going to silicon valley companies that's a big chunk. >> is this you all talk by president trump it sounds good to base but will it really happen. >> well the president believes that h 19 b workers take jobs that could be filled by americans at least that's what he argues because they work he says less than american worker. >> is the president on track with this claim? >> well, two ways to rook at this high pressure historically perhaps but not these days. a study during the 1990 found american workers suffered pay losses up to 5% but a u.s. department of labor study in 2016, another story. found virtually no difference between u.s. born and h 1 b workers in similar fields. today's the differences if anything are pretty negligible. and nonthere is one other thought that's the high-tech industry claims there just aren't enough americans with the necessary skills to fill the opening. so you add that to the other and you can see why in area is pretty contender o concerned. >> this opens a lot of debate so many different topic what can we expect in the near future. >> well we won't know the outcome of the president president's study for several months. 22 days to be exact. in the meantime two congressional californians, republicans from southern california be darrellisa and. zoe lofgren have similar bills requiring that h 19 p workers be paid cleeft 10 oh thousand dollars annually which should end any debate about wages whether it's enough for the president that remains to be seen. i'll tell you one thing you can be sure that local high-tech companies they'll be watching anxiously for the results. >> this compacts a lot of companies around here. thank you larry for insight. still to come sentencing day, how long three drifters will spend behind bars for killing a hiker and tourist. that's next. . right now at 6:30, tears in the courtroom. the families of the victims confront the people convicted of killing their loved ones. those families had sharp words before the judge formally sentenced the trio. >> nbc's mark matthews is marin county courthouse with more on incredibly emotional sentencesing day? october of 2015 audrey carey was murdered in golden gate park f steven carter murdered a few miles from here on hiking trail on the man who pulled the trigger both times has been sentenced to 100 years to life his expression never change as he walked into court and sat looking down throughout today's sentencing in contrast his former girlfriend 19-year-old, cried through most of today's testimony from the victim's families. >> as far as i'm concerned no punishment, however harsh, could do justice to the horrific, unforgivable crimes that you three have committed fully intentional. >> it was then lylea alligood west's turn. >> i feel so much guilt and shame at the wrongdoing. the hurtful conditions i have made. and i am so sorry. i'm sorry. >> in a statement read by his attorney morrison lampley said he wished he could go back in time and change things. . carter's reaction. i had read the letter of lampley before. it left me with nothing. it pretty much left me with nothing. >> the man who pulled the trigger morrison lampley sentenced to 100 years to life. lylea agoland 50 years to life and sean angold agreed to testify against his companions sentenced to 15 years to live this is a picture from his mugshot the judge would not allow him to photograph him today out of concern for safety in prison in a statement red which his attorney his attorney said he would spend the rest of his days remembering the wrong he had done and begged the victim's family to moving him in sand rafael bay area news. thank you. tonight a lot of prayer from family and nation. president george h.w. bush is hospitalized this evening after being hospitalized second time this year. admitted to houston methodist hospital last friday, diagnosed with a mild case of pneumonia. the 92-year-old is said to to be in good spirits tonight. in mid-january you might recall president bush was hospitalized two weeks also for pneumonia. >> on the tax day questions continue over the president's still unreleased tax returns. protests are happening across the country today. including outside president trump's appearance in z wisconsin. demonstrators want him to release tax returns so the white house says they've not been able to do that because the president is still under audit. republicans are now working on a tax reform plan. but democrats say they won't sign off unless the president shows his returns. >> is he he doing it to benefit himself hoisz his prends yoint. >> i asked the previous president i served under to show his birth certificate anymore than i would ask this president to show his -- his taxes. >> the president was in wisconsin today's promoting his buy american, hire american campaign. knew at 6:00 more turmoil about a united airlines flight. . this time a man accused of uterining on three other san francisco bound passengers. the u.s. attorney filed today charges against nicholas nichols. court documents revealed that last september he was on a flight from shanghai to sfo wle the disturbance occur. the court papers give no motive simply saying he is charged with three counts of misdemeanor assault punishable by up to one year in prison. this comes a week after united faced scathing krifrmz because of this, the dragging a passenger from that chicago plane when he refused to give up a seat when the flight was overbooked. nothing out flavored cigarettes that's a proposal right now in san francisco outside city hall health advocates and city leader say selling cigarettes should be banned in city limits because the advertising targets kids. mayor lee throeing sport behind the legislation. it's not one cigarette somebody might say or trying something out. it is being hooked that brings in the profit that continues the teep advertisements into vulnerable communities. >> it passes the ban is expected to go into effect in january. well the money is adding pup b.a.r.t.'s legal tab to fight state regulatory fines related to the deaths of two workers will likely top a half million bucks that comes as b.a.r.t. is making cuts to close a $30 million budget cap the jaxon has the details. >> state regulators blame b.a.r.t.'s poor and inadequate safety culture for the deaths of few track worker hit by a b.a.r.t. train here four years ago. they point to the in cab surveillance video we showed you last week as proof the driver in training who was operating his first train on open tracks was not able to sound the horn after he spotted the workers up ahead. and the trainer wasn't there to help. he left the trainee alone at the controls as he sat using his cell phone in the passenger area instead. even grumbling at one point about having to help him. >> how many more times you going to make me get zblup b.a.r.t. does not dispute the video shows a clear breach of rules but the agency insisted the lapse is isolated a not proof of widespread safety problems. bart's fighting the california public utilities commission $600,000 fine. b.a.r.t. told us the vials alleged by the cbc concerning video violations of a b.a.r.t. rule, not a gap in b.a.r.t. safety rules or a general failure by b.a.r.t. to enforce those rules. b.a.r.t. told us today the agency spent $450,000 as of last month with more bills on the way. it's now authorized to spend a total of nearly $600,000 for the fight. b.a.r.t. is challenging the finding authority of the state agency charged with ensuring public safety. the cpuc. b.a.r.t. contends the commission lax the power to levy fines for b.a.r.t. breaking rules. >> $500,000 would go a long way foor b.a.r.t. >> it b.a.r.t. prevails it could weaken state safety enforcement says jerry hill. >> it shouldn't be spent on attorneys trying to fight the puc at the same time they're fighting them trying to undermine the puc's safety ability and their responsibility as a safety body. they should get -- get over it. move forward, and forget the defending themselves. because you can't defend yourself when you're -- when you're wrong. >> the judge in the regulatory case could rule any day now on whether b.a.r.t. should be fined. jackson vaned derricken, nbc bay area news. late this afternoon b.a.r.t. september aus statement it reads in part the expenditures are reasonable and fiscally responsible in the light of the cpuc's unsubstantiated claims and allegations. we are learning new information about a deadly shooting spree in fresno that was we've been talking about. the city's police chief talking the past 20 minutes he says the motive for the shooting spree left four people dead including three this morning was not -- was actually race not terrorism. the suspect kori muhammad is in custody roun .suspect said he wanted to kill as many white people as possible about before going to jail. all the victims are white the mayor of fresno also delivered emotional message minutes ago. >> fresno stands united against violence and compassion for the victims. and for this one senseless act of violence, every day there are thousands of acts of compassion and good will in this community. >> we also got video of muhammad being arrested near the scene of this shooting had morning. of course updating the story on all the social media platforms. we will have a live report tonight at 11. >> stillhead at 6:00 an emergency emt stunlts no contest bay area responds to a nan in san jose having trouble getting a degree from at university. . the overall of san francisco picturesque park is almost down the day for grand opening has been very carefully selected the fences come down on may 24th three days after the bay to breakers race that race is fame for us for alcohol consumption and garbage left behind. the they are aren't saying the race is the reopen for the time of the opening. but some suspect the city doesn't want renovation trashed. >> nursing baby birds back to health after the birds fell from nesting. happening in oklahoma np some of the birds suffering from broken bones. others cuts and scraped. black crowned night herrons supposed to net in march shall areas but past couple of years migranted to downtown oakland. the international bird rescue in fairfield say the babies aren't strong enough to fly that's why they're falling out. once they're healthy strong enough to fly, volunteers will release them to the wild. >> wishing them a quick recovery. >> yes get flying. >> we're going to have a lot of sunshine later this week. >> we definitely are looking more and more fantastic as we continue throughout the next several days. a live look out at the coliseum right now and the oakland a's got a game at 7:00 to want 61 and clear skies first pitch more details though on when more rain returns in just a few minutes. >> i spends more than a grand for classes in emergency medicine but isn't permitted to cleat the course consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds. next. well tonight nbc bay area responds to a san jose man who paid 1400 bucks for a professional course he says the school wouldn't let him complete. >> consumer investigator chris chmura is studied the case here with the results. >> paul dmnld enrolled in emt case through national university. paul says the school told him the only prerequisite for the course was a high school diploma or a ged. well paul went to high school back in the uk. is a so he asked if he could use the his bachelors dreelg from a florida college to meet the requirement the school said yes you could. so he turned over his college transcripts. well now fast forward a few months. paul was ending the emt course and said national university told him it needed his high school transcripts after all. and it barred him from completing the course without them. paul said getting the trimts would take some time. so he was stuck couldn't finish that course which had cost him $1400 in tuition. so he reached out to us for help. after we contacted national university an executive vice president there called paul and told him he could finish the course after receive his emt serlt attention. paul told us he was thrilled about the news national university had no comment for this story. if you have a consumer complaint call us the. the number is 888-996 tips log on to nbc bay area responds/responds. thank you no complaints here how about the hottest ticket in town tonight is free. zero money. $0. chance the rapper chance the rapper announcing on facebook giving a free concert in san jose tonight but the catch is you need a ticket. fans lined up this afternoon outside the temple bar in downtown san jose just in case you don't know chance the rapper is a big deal. tickets were available first come, first served. the concert is tonight probably about an hour from now at the civic audio toerm at part of facebook's f 8 concert. we should add chance the rapper was supposed to be performing tomorrow night at the oracle aaron there is something booked there. >> the playoff i thauft he was going to perform the halftime. >> the warriors bumped chance. >> how many people are in line had no idea who even chance is it free ticket i'm going. it would be interesting to find out. >> he is a big deal. >> well probably never know. but either way we are looking at a pro longed dry stretch coming our way eventually in that long raj forecast i do wants to bring your attention to something we are tracking closely the seer aire snow packs it phenomenal for anyone going up there doing skiing for the week ahead. 194% of the average for the central syria including lake tahoe. under a high snow melt threat as we head throughout may and june. you can count on to us cover it not elena here on tv but also bay area.com. snow melt threat certainly high here as we head into the latest part of spring and early part of mere. on the top letter radar we have cleared out across the bay area i think it's clear as we head throughout the tomorrow hanger. trooi value temperatures drop to 46 degrees for peninsula south pay low 50s with a few clouds. and throughout the east bay, 49 to start, san francisco some patchy clouds and 50. on your microclimate forecast as we head throughout wednesday temperatures staying right about near average we'll have a mix of sun and some clouds. no rainfall just yet throughout the day. 70 expected in san jose. for the east bay, we are look at 68 down here towards fremont. 70 in antioch and 67 for vallejo, the peninsula anywhere from 69 in palo alto to 59 in half moon bay. still remember if heading to the coastline sunshine. and then 61 here for daly city. san francisco the wind kicks up west at 12. embarcadero feel like the 50s. need your jacket here as well. and for the north bay 65 in mill valley. 67 in nevada o and for napa 69. dry through the day as we need talking about but then eventually the chance here some raufrl future cast shows 5:30 at night on wednesday we'll begin to see the high clouds starting to increase across the north bay and spotty showers on the extreme northern coast. we'll begin to see the raufrl move down here by 9:30 at night on wednesday. i think the north bay is going to have the best chance of getting any accumulations. about.05 r 15 chl as this moves off to south you'll sigh that starts to break up with really little to nothing left here down towards san jose. so again north bay to about san francisco best chance of getting wet weather. late wednesday night and early thursday morning. we will start to see that dry weather beginning to build in as we had led head throughout thursday. that's stays friday, saturday absunday. the way it looks now even next monday and tuesday, temps in the 60s here throughout frist. the inland valleys see more dramatic jump in temperatures, from 68 dree degrees tomorrow up to 78 on friday stay with the 70s for the upcoming weekend. earth day on saturday, a pr pretty much perfect day across the bay. there is going to be a lot of events happening so you definitely want to check those out. i love we're already planning the weekend on tuesday. >> why not? irchlts we like that thanks jeff. huge gauge are game for sharks minutes way colin resch joins us next on the ice along side a sharks legend. hey allergy muddlers are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec® and muddle no more®. . kb could be out for game two against the blaerz e-kevin durant hurt his calf he is not the only one mp sean livingston injured finger during the team's win on sunday. both players missed practice and list as questionable for tomorrow's game. >> all the sudden that game got more interesting. at the shark tank the puck drops in a matter of minutes game four between the sharks and edmonton oilers. this is kind of a must win game for the sharks. the oilers lead the best of seven series two games to one. nbc bairn colin resch joins us from the ice with the sharks playoff legend. >> nbc sparks kind enough to join knee bakes there is no magic formula here if you don't score you can't win in the stanley cup playoff. so talk to me about shots on goal game 144 for the games games two and three combined 39 how much of a factor is that. >> it's a factor it's not just the shots on net it's the scoring chances you've got to credit the oilers they've plead a better game part of it the sharks have to get more shots they have to create some did he tension? the office every zone change lanes has to be more movement they have to attack with urgency. because the oilers are young fast team what we're seeing playing a very dplind defensive style of game good defensive structure. >> now oilers cam talbot back-to-back shut outs joe had this to say yesterday he thinks there is no reason they can't get to the guy. >> it's a goalie we can get to if we can get an extra liquor two get one early, you know i don't know why not why we can't get to him. and you know we got to score first one of the a much easier to playing to the sfleed. >> the last thing he said about storing first that's actually one of my keys ton i don't like use going as a key. you don't want to chase the game. you know the one thing the oilers done scored the first goal all three games that's one of the things sharks want can they get to talbot? absolutely they can too much fire power not to. >> what sort of he sparks team do you expect sfl resilient it's the hallmark of what the team is about why they went to the cup last year. >> i'll be back at 11:00 highlights and rm post-game reaction. colinen resch. >> need one of the jamie baker goals a live look at the coliseum looks nice the sun setting the a's trying to break four game losing strategic tonights first pitch against the rangers 7 coo 0 a as we mentioned the giants are in kansas city without bruce bochy recovering from a heart procedure. >> the water front arena in san francisco already booking big events. the march madness making return to san francisco for the first time in nearly 80 years. the kmas center will host the area. ncaa tournament games hofrted before several times 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