the sun always seems to shine on friday. >> the sun comes up every day. >> unless there's clouds. >> good morning, kari. >> good morning, sam and kris. light, patchy fog in spots otherwise clear skies. 51 degrees in the east bay and north bay at 55 degrees. looking at highs today again in the 70s. 76 in the north bay and while we have 72 in the east bay peninsula and the south bay. we'll take a look at that weekend forecast for your easter egg hunt coming up in a few minutes. let's see what's happening at the bay bridge with mike. >> kari, if you're looking for a good drive, the bay bridge is a place to look. the upper east shore freeway we do have a crash, made its way over to the shoulder without any problems and a smooth drive for the rest of the bay. typical slowing towards the caldecott and no big surprises for anybody around the bay right now. >> mike, thank you. we start right now with breaking news out of brussels this morning. two americans now confirmed dead in the terror attacks in belgium. sasha and alexander from new york were killed in the bombing at the brussels airport. >> let's go right to "today in the bay" steve handelsman live in brussels this morning. steve, we know that these two, a lot of hope they would be coming back to new york alive but sadly seems to not be the case. >> it is terribly sad. finally confirmation that two people who live in the usa and feared lost here, in fact, have lost their lives. confirmation of two of four americans who were feared lost and unaccounted for. they were lost and unaccounted for and feared dead and now confirmation that sasha and alexander has lost their lives. a friend of sasha described her as "one terrific chick." spoke five languages. they were born in greece and then resided in the netherlands not far from here. they spent time here in belgium. they lived in new york city. the sister and the brother had reportedly flown and just landed here in brussels airport on a trip. sasha had to go to greece on what is described as some sort of immigration matter. they called home and the report is that you can only hope this report is exaggerated that they were literally on the phone with their mom when their mom says she heard a loud noise and the phone disconnected. send chills up your spine. but these two young people are now confirmed killed. part of the 31-death toll here. the only good news to report in belgium is that the belgian police have stepped up their work to try to prevent another attack here. they've been criticized. actually not much by belgians of failing to break up this plot even though they focused on the neighborhood where the killers apparently came from looking into the paris attack and now john kerry is here vowing to help the belgians and everybody else to focus on the threat of isis terror and without naming sasha and alexander pinczowski. we now move to our second breaking news story we're following this morning. first, happening right now in the east bay. police are responding to home invasion. >> investigators combed through the two different scenes here. bob redell is live at hayward police department with more details. we know several people were arrested and anybody still at large that we should know about? >> right now, not according to police. they do believe, they do have four people in custody, kris and sam. they arrested four people, including two young women after a possible home invasion taking place at the plaza verde apartments. this an apartment complex at 550 berry avenue. police tell us they are investigating a break-in into one of the units there that happened some time before midnight. not clear if anyone inside the unit was hurt. but we do know the suspects escaped and ended up crashing their get away vehicle, a sedan, just a couple of blocks away. it's not clear if this crash happened because of poor driving or if they were being chased by police. the video does show a man from the car being handcuffed. being wheeled away into an ambulance. police have taken four people from that car into custody, two females. young adults, possibly teenagers. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> we'll check back with you soon. at 4:35. a sexually violent predator was released in the east bay city. the man was living there as a transient has three separate convictions that include lewd and violent acts against minors under the age of 14. ordered his release into contra costa county. bates is being monitored around the clock. bates also has to check in with police every 30 days. >> he doesn't have a permanent place to stay, he's going to be rotating out of hotels in our city every four to five days. >> daughter is almost 13 years old and, you know, she wants to go to starbucks sometimes by herself with her friends and now that is going to weigh heavy on my decision. >> liberty health, a placement agency that subsidized by the state has been searching for a permanent home for bates since july. coming up next, three more states weigh in on the republican nominee this weekend. but as the potential first ladies are dragged through the gutter, the most pressing if they don't vote for him. in a fiery crash that may have you looking twice at the railroad crossings on your commute this morning. got a tip for nbc investigative unit. call 1-888-996-tips or e-mail theunit@nbcbayarea.com. nbc bay area, we investigate. off the ils iminneta. take lookr . off the rails in minnesota. take a look at this freight train that crashed near a propane truck. several car trains derailed and the semi truck caught fire. no one was seriously injured despite how bad that looks. the nearby town had to be evacuated. right now decision 2012 and three more caucuses tomorrow just for, did i just say 2012. i just went back in time and now we're moving to 2016. >> president obama will not be running again for election. voters in hawaii and alaska and washington state will head to the polls. >> well, as for the republicans, it's an all-out war over the wives between donald trump and ted cruz and it's all about an ad by an anti-trump super pac. trump saying he will spill the beans on mrs. cruz. all of this really not sitting well with women who are going to the polls this weekend. our nbc poll shows that nearly half of republican women say they would never vote for donald trump. and you can follow tomorrow's caucuses on our digital platforms. newsroom tracking the latest on nbcbayarea.com. social media platforms are always updated around the clock. for long time rock 'n' roll fans living in cuba today, they are finally getting what they always wanted. >> you can't always get what you want, but you can get what you need. ladies and gentlemen, we present to you rolling stones on that plane somewhere. there you go, nick jagger and the gang. hundreds of thousands of fans are expected to attend that free outdoor gig and here's something pretty cool. during their visit to the stones, the stones plan to donate instruments and other musical equipment to their fellow cuban mew zigs. maybe a cuban take on some classic rock. the first family left argentina for an overnight flight back to washington before departing buenos aires. president obama spent some time with his wife and daughters in southern argentina. for some hiking and some sightseeing. >> that would be a cool trip. coming up, here's a live look at treasure island. your easter sunday forecast, coming up. and some of california's reservoirs now spilling over. if you might be wondering, do i still have to take a shorter shower, we have the answer in a few minutes. look at l thawater- jusflowingw. would you look at all that water flowing out of the reservoir. we haven't seen this in a long time after historic drought in california. this is a sign of how much rain and snow we have gotten so far this season. north sacramento and north of reading are both releasing tons of water to avoid flooding. when all the snow melts in the mountains but we are still technically in a drought. don't take a longer shower. >> you answered the question. you still have to watch the showers. we used to see the bottom of the reservoirs and now it's gushing water. >> i'd love to see a comparison. kari hall. a lot of rain over the last couple of weeks and none here heading into the morning. >> good morning, sam and kris. we will continue on with dry weather after a little bit of rain to start off the weekend. now it is cool as you go out the door. 45 degrees in the north bay and 52 degrees in the east bay and the south bay at 50 degrees. let's drop in on the east bay now. where it is 50 degrees in pleasanton and in lafayette 49 degrees and brentwood also 49 degrees. as we go into the day, we're looking at more of that sun and a cool start will be at 58 degrees at 10:00. and then rising into the upper 60s in san francisco with a light wind, it will still be breezy, again, today. a look at all the microclimates. 73 degrees in cupertino and san mateo and the financial district at 68 degrees and 76 degrees and danville today 74 degrees. as we go into the next several days, we are looking at above average temperatures in los gatos. 71 degrees today and 73 degrees on saturday and then we get ready for a change that will bring in more clouds and some cooler temperatures on sunday into the start of next week and we will be dropping back to 60 degrees on tuesday. and this is part of the reason why. we've had a high pressure blocking any rain but the jet stream takes a dip. that separates the cold air from the north to the warm air to the south and also allows for the low pressure systems to drop in. this will be moving in from the north and could bring in light snow for the sierra. i the bay area only has a slight chance of rain on monday and then again on wednesday. a look at the forecast and into the mid-70s and beautiful weather for going to the zoo, easter egg hunt and whatever you have planned. still dry with a high of 71 degrees on sunday in the north bay. that's a look at weather. let's see what's happening in traffic, especially as you go across the san mateo bridge with mike. >> a beautiful view of the san mateo high rise here into foster city. beautiful drive across the san mateo and dumbarton bridges without any problem. we zoom out for the big look and we see green all over the bay. warriors game tonight, post-work traffic. over here, look, even here out of the altamont pass, live look out of dublin. outbound you may have more traffic this afternoon heading out towards the sierra. back to you. >> mike, thank you so much. a live look right now at the golden gate bridge on this friday morning. as a reminder, the vista point parking lots are going to close tomorrow morning. that is to ease traffic on the bridge during this easter weekend. folks that take golden gate transit buses say they are tired of last-minute bus cancellations and delays. the bridge district blames a driver shortage and too many sick calls. that's kicking riders' frustrations into high gear. >> oh, we're really angry. it's freezing, of course. >> i wrote a letter because it happened so often. so many days over so many weeks. i thought, there has to be something to this, this is nuts. >> the golden gate says they're working on addressing that problem and more drivers right now are being hired and the training is under way. but relief is not expected until june. at 4:49. still struggling to pinpoint the problem. b.a.r.t. is updating its board of directors about a mysterical electrical surge that continues to disrupt service. nine days since trains were taken off the lines. trains are still not fully back in service. b.a.r.t. says that crews are working around the clock, but they still cannot figure out what's wrong. >> it's very unsatisfying to say we don't know why we're doing, what's happening is happening. that is not a very satisfying answer to me and i'm sure to the people i represent. >> b.a.r.t. says a tiny, expensive part might be the key. the parts arrived, as they should, in four weeks. the commuters say a fix needs to happen sooner than that. a section of light rail service is out in downtown san jose and things are going to stay that way through the weekend. the vta suspended both regular and express service between the civic center and st. jane stations through sunday because workers are replacing a part of the rail line there. a number of different alte alternatialter alternati alternatives, though, are in place. you can take a bus transfer and go on a different line depending on the direction in which you're going. pass the butter sauce, please. crab lovers can almost taste it. the long delay start of the crab season is about here. commercial crab fisheries getting ready for a shortened season that is finally getting under way tomorrow. most boats will leave before dawn today to drop the pots so they can officially start picking them up on saturday morning. the toxic algae bloom put the season on hold for more than four months, ruined thanksgiving for a lot of people. fisherman are hoping they and make up for all that lost time. >> been tough financially, but we manage to stay afloat. so, we're just hoping to salvage what we can. >> well, before the crabs can arrive in store the wholesale price has to be set and that could happen as early as today. crab season continues until june. >> lemon garlic butter sauce would be even the best. coming up next, steph curry getting a huge honor. where you can spot this wax statue. happening right now, new developments in the brussels terror attacks. two americans that were residing in new york now confirmed among the dead. a live report for you shortly. you can also link to the very latest at our home page. breaking news locally in hayward. police have arrested four people overnight. right now trying to figure out if it is connected to a home invasion robbery. bob redell is there and talking to law enforcement. we're back in two minutes. good friday. good morning. good friday. that has a couple different meanings today. and are your kids going ow for easter egg hunting this weekend? >> we always do easter egg hunting. always tricky when rain is in the forecast. >> i feel like kari hall might be in on that, as well. kn morning. >> we won't see a lot of rain, just cooler temperatures through the most part. put a jacket over your easter dress. a look at the get away forecast heading up to the russian river valley. be at 74 degrees on friday and then dropping back to 62 degrees on easter sunday. r redwood national park on today would be up to 57 degrees and kind of cool there and 54 degrees on sunday and you said you wanted to head up to lake shasta. it will be in the upper 40s for the high on sunday turning much cooler there after a start today of 64 degrees. i'll have another look at the forecast coming up. let's head over to oakland now with mike. >> all right, kari. a smooth, easy drive right now. being friday and especially good friday as sam mentioned. many businesses and schools that are off and the start of spring break for some districts. a look at the map at the bottom of your screen is where the coliseum is and the warriors play tonight, tonight. over here at westbound 88 there was a crash and a big rig over blocking the slow lane. sounds like everything moves smoothly but we continue to monitor that. that is about it for the bay. a smooth drive else where, guys. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. 4:55. a campbell home targeted for marijuana. police say that several men broke into the el wood drive home yesterday. they were armed and masked. now, law enforcement is not providing many details about the robbery except to say that it was not random and marijuana plants were targeted. the suspects got away. three adults living in that home were not hurt and growing marijuana, even with a medical card, is still illegal in campbell. caught on camera. now wanted by police. officers think this man could be responsible for dozens of car thefts in union city. police say it is happening near de decato road which is where this surveillance video is captured. if you recognize the man in this video or know someone who has been around that area police ask ask that you give them a call. there you go. >> here we go. there are now two steph curries but the nba only has to figure out how to stop one on the court. >> luckily for everyone on the league. >> curry and his family were on hand for the unveiling of his very own wax figure because he is on fire and he is now melted. a team of artists and sculptures needed four months to make that replica. it required 250 measurements and it cost about $350,000. curry said one of his first dates with his wife was visiting madam tussauds in hollywood. to have his own wax figure is something very special. >> that would have been a very nice date. coming up, the latest from brussels and now we know that two people who were living in new york city have died in that attack. just confirmed within the last 30 minutes. again a brother and sister died at the hands of those terrorists. these are live pictures from brussels right now. we have the latest details coming up in a live report from belgium in just a few minutes. two amecans w conrmed among t dv breaking overnight two americans confirmed the dead in the brussels terror attacks. we're live in belgium with the latest developments. plus -- four people in custody after a possible home invasion and car crash. i'm bob redell take you live to police headquarters. gearing up for a big weekend after months of delays, the obstacles fishermen are facing. "today in the bay starts right now. thanks for joining us, i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam bux rock. >> good morning, happy friday. we will have beautiful weather to start out the weekend and then turns cooler. so, we are starting out with some cool air and patchy fog this morning. only 45 degrees now in the north bay and heading up to 76 degrees. in san francisco, 68 degrees and low 70s else where. our temperatures are above average but, once again, there are some changes in the works. so, i'll detail that coming up in a few minutes. let's head to the tri-valley and a minor problem there, mike. >> yeah, kari. we are watching this. dublin 580 look at the traffic westbound moving very well. and look at your map, as well, and the slowing starts out at the altamont pass. and northbound 680 coming up and reports of a car in the roadway. it's dark through the area and early for the commute. plenty of space to get around but i'll wait until xrrx hp gives out the all clear. the rest of the bay moves very well. mattress reported in lanes and at high street and folks get you before you geet the area and watch for that mattress in the