look how heavy it was in the tri-valley. that's moved off towards the east and we do see a little bit of light rain moving across los gatos and lexington hills and farther off towards the south. the rest of the day, going to see some clearing and look at how warm it will be, into the low 70s in san jose, morgan hill, concord, and santa rosa up to 72. the weekend is coming up in a few memberships. here's the early morning commute. >> overnight there were a few solo spin outs and i'm assuming it is because the wet roads. traffic accept ssensors are pic the rain. there is a crash on southbound 880 on industrial parkway. it appears to only be a fender bender. just remember to always slow it down. east bay drive times aren't looking too bad. chp has issued a wind advisory for the bay bridge. take a live look right now, expecting a couple breezy conditions, so we'll keep a close eye on the roads, so far not so bad. >> all right. today thousands who smoke marijuana will line up in golden gate park for the annual and legal tradition, but in san francisco this year the celebration might be different. >> after years of complaints from neighbors who live nearby and the problems of cleaning up tons of trash, they are making changes. pete saratos with more on the changes for this year. pete, good morning. >> good morning to you, sam and chris. yes, this unsanctioned event can bring anywhere from 10,000 to 15,000 people to golden gate park. so this time around, at least this year, they are teaming up with a private sponsor to cover some of the additional costs of additional resources, such as the fencing you see behind me. you're showing video right now of crews setting up around golden gate park for the 4/20 event. gated security with an adult-only admission, medical personnel, and port kl trash bins and bathrooms. that could be a benefit when you consider the amount of garbage left in the park after the event. this time all vendors will need to be permitted for zero tolerance with those who aren't. this is not a city sponsored event, but explained how the city is doing its best to work around this unsanctioned event. >> we can't stop everybody from smoking pot. technically, smoking in the park is illegal, but we realize that, you know, this event, as i said, is going to happen. >> to further re-enforce that point, the city made it clear the selling of drugs is not permitted and the same applies to alcohol. unauthorized music will not be allowed, as well. we'll talk more about the changes to the event, as well as the impact on traffic for those traveling around golden gate park this morning. live in san francisco, pete suratos for today in the bay. new this morning, police trying to figure out if anything was hit about 10:00 in the night on grant and pacheco streets. nobody was injured. all police would tell us last night is a shot or shots were fired. hoping to get an update for you this morning. it is 4:34 right now, and this morning search and rescue crews will continue to scour the area near truckee tahoe airport. brenda and mark richard of santa rosa flew out of the truckee airport on monday bound for petaluma but haven't been heard from since. the search for their plane is focused on the rugged area northwest of the airport. brenda, who neighbors say had been flying for years, was at the controls. >> did she say why she wanted to get that pilots license? >> i think it was a bucket list item. >> really? >> yeah, i think hers was getting her pilot license. >> shock, absolute shock that something has happened to them. >> neighbors tell us that the richards are parents and they are also grandparents. continuing coverage right now, we are learning more information about the shooting rampage in fresno earlier this week. the gun used in that killing spree is missing. police say cory did admit to shooting and killing three people in downtown fresno tuesday, as well as another man last week, but detectives are now looking for another man who apparently picked up the gun at the scene of yesterday's shooting. surveillance cameras show him placing that gun in a box and then running away. 4:35 now. happening now, don't be shocked if you see a large police presence in berkley today. officers will be training. police will use blank rounds, so if you're in the area and you hear gunfire, don't be surprised and don't be alarmed. training should last between 1:00 and 3:00 this afternoon. coming up, chris, it is a damning report about failure at the dam. what new information is coming to light about the state assessment of faulty spillways. and the united states is shoring up alliances in asia. at the same time, who the vice president is calling out this morning. new details this morning -- ==1xvidbox== about the spillway failure at the oroville dam in february. documents and ma new detail this is morning about the spillway failure back in february. documents and e-mails indicate state agents overestimated the durability of both of those spillways. during the height of the crisis, nearly 200,000 people were forced from their homes because of concerns over flooding. state water officials are defending their handling, though, of the crisis. happening now, vice president mike pence is in indonesia this morning. earlier he called for increased and fairer trade with the world's fourth largest nation. >> we believe we must level the playing field, break down barriers. the same freedom indonesian exporters have in many sectors of the united states for many years. >> indonesia just pence's latest stop attempted to re-enforce alliances in that part of the world. happening today, city educators will protest for better salaries and it happens at the san mateo-foster city school district officers. they don't believe their salaries are enough to live in san mateo county and are seeking a new three-year contract. talks with the district have stalled. protesters plan to meet up at 5:30 this evening. members of almost 200 nonprofit groups are going to be gathering in the east bay this morning in an effort to fight immigration policy. that group, five five, focuses on the first five years of a child's development, hosting a forum at 9:00 this morning in concord. that meeting is going to focus on shielding families with immigrant parents from trump administration policies and easing the stress of the immigrant parents. sewer rate hike could become official today. sanitary district members will vote this afternoon to raise rates 7% this year and another 7% next year. that money would then go to sewer improvement. each hike amounts about $3 more per month for customers. green on the radar this morning, but really just in spots right now, kari hall. how long is this going to go on for? >> it's about to move out as we speak, but the roads are still wet. i'll have a look at the rest of the microclimate forecast, which looks much drier, coming up. and here's a live look right now at the bay bridge toll plaza. a wind advisory during the early morning hour as the rain passes through. we'll have a look at a crash that may be seeing some debris on the roads. plus, the warriors pull out an ugly win against the blazers. the player who made a big difference on the floor and, here's a hint, wasn't steph curry, wasn't klay thompson, wasn't kevin durant. a live look at oracle arena this morning.. where just hours ago, fans brought down the house 4:44 on your thursday morning. a live look at oracle arena this morning, where only hours ago fans brought down the house following yet another win for the dubs. warriors beat the blazers in game two of their playoff series. there's javale mcgee. all was without durant, livingson, and barnes. didn't matter, mcgee scored 15 points, almost all on crazy dunks and alley-oops. the warriors were the ones playing shorthanded, but portland looked like a depleted team in this one. dubs go on to win 110-81. >> can't make people happy. assignment editor was complaining it was too easy a win. >> in fairness, he does trend on the grumpy side sometimes, but we love you. >> nothing grumpy about the rain, because it's moving out. >> it's moving out. it may be slick for the early risers, but the rest of the day is looking all clear. and this is what you're feeling as you step out the door. 4:45, 55 degrees in san jose and livermore. you'll see we'll clear things out after these showers roll out of here. we have seen that happen as we speak. and some sunshine the rest of the day. san francisco is 56 degrees and highs today up to 70 in the south bay. it's going to be so beautiful and 69 degrees in the tri-valley. as we are also going to see those temperatures in the mid 60s in san francisco and along the coast and 71 degrees in the north bay. as we get a look outside, once again, still pretty soggy, so it's a kind of day you need the long sleeves and jeans to get through the day and stay nice and comfortable. then we're going to see more of the sunshine. we're seeing this storm system moving out of here and it will bring in some fairly brief downpours, heavy downpours briefly, especially for the tri-valley. then also parts of the south bay, where we had a pretty good coverage of rain, but then as we see this going out of here, more clouds moving in on saturday. we're going to have to bring down those temperatures just a few more degrees because of the cloud cover. other than that, bright and sunny sunday as the weak system moves through and monday the clouds move back in, but still no rain until about tuesday afternoon. we're not completely done with the rain, but just to give you a heads-up, next chance of rain moving in will be on tuesday afternoon, into wednesday. so looking at this seven-day forecast, expect it to be fairly breezy today. vianey was telling us about the wind advisory on the bridges. then in the weekend, sunshine, highs in the 70s, and still some times of sunshine, but the chance of rain rolls back to the bay area on tuesday afternoon. how's it looking? you've got something going on in cocoa county. >> yeah, looks like some areas we're still seeing some puddling on the roadways and we can see the radar picking up a bit of that rain. still seeing a slick commute out there, which means please slow down, there were a few spinouts overnight and right now chp is reporting an accident near state route 4 and looks like there is debris on the road, why chp has started to break in traffic. that's when they start waiting to slow down the traffic. before they can clear out the accident. we definitely can see slowing. we're also tracking that crash, clear out that accident, as well. looks like it could be related to ponding on the water, so please slow down sometimes, especially in the dark, you can't see the ponding on the roadways. take it easy and drive safe. thankfully, the rain is moving out. back to you. >> all right, thank you very much. business and tech news now, protecting your identity. mastercard testing out a fingerprint activated credit card. >> good morning, jackie. >> good morning to you. wall street trying to recover from tuesday's losses. the futures are pointing to a higher open this morning. the dow hosting its second straight triple-digit loss following ibm's disappointing earnings report. crude fell 4%. we're going to get data this morning on unemployment and earnings from verizon. dow falling to 20,404. the nasdaq edging up 13 to 5863. meantime, big changes coming to how your credit score is calculated. the most notable involved, what's known as trended data. this means the scores are going to take into account the direction of a borrower's debts on a monthly basis, so someone paying down debt is going to get a better score than someone only making minimum payments. the goal, of course, to identify warning signs long before people get into major trouble. and mastercard testing a sfrint sensing technology, so you would simply place your thumb on your card and confirm your identity. you scan your fingerprint at your bank in advance, they issue you this new card. mastercard hopes to roll out the cards worldwide by the end of the year. >> anything that makes them more secure, i'm on board. >> fancy and safe, thank you. free tuition at city college in san francisco, but students are going to have to work for it. students have to maintain a 2.0 gpa and complete half of their units every semester to qualify. undocumented students will need california residency, as well. city officials are still working on the details, but free tuition could come as soon as next semester. >> a "c" average or better for a free education sounds good to me. san francisco cable car operator may not be going anywhere for a while after being arrested on suspicion of skimming fares. many riders give fares directly in cash. yesterday san francisco police arrested 61-year-old albert williams of napa. prosecutors say he was pocketing hundreds of bucks for himself every single month. >> that's not good if that's true. 5:41, former nfl player aaron hernandez killed himself in jail. the strange twist that affects his murder cases. happening right now, seaworld says its last killer whale born in captivity is in san antonio. this comes months after the park decided to stop breeding the marine mammals. nintendo getting even more nostalgic after its classic was a huge hit, the company looking to release a super nes mini with dozens of different games. figure that out. back in two minutes after this. this is gus. someday, gus will invent this thing and change the world. this is the thing that could change gus' world. and this is the doctor that could cure that thing so he can grow up to invent this thing. sutter health. proudly caring for northern california, birthplace of pioneers. proudly caring for northern california, toll plaza it is 4:54 right now, you're watching "today in the bay" as we look live at bay bridge toll plaza. notice anything different? it's a little dry today and it looks mighty clear. we're going to check with kari on the forecast in a second. >> many times that i get up in the morning and i just go back to bed. >> that is the mother of lacey peterson speaking out again more than a decade after her daughter's murder captivated the nation. the tragic case of lacey peterson is in the spotlight once again after nbc dateline unearthed this interrogation video which shows scott peterson. it's never been revealed to the public before now. >> what you're telling me, scott, is there's no -- you have no idea where laci is? >> no. >> that is the first interrogation police did with peterson after laci disappeared. investigators expected him from day one, but laci's mom did not until amber frei came into the picture. >> first of all, i met scott peterson november 20, 2002. scott told me he was not married. we did have a romantic relationship. >> to see the complete unearthed footage, tune in friday night at 9:00 for dateline nbc, the laci peterson story right here on nbc bay area. lawyers for former patriots player turned convicted murderer aaron hernandez are calling for a full investigation into his death. he was found dead in his maximum security prison cell early yesterday morning and prison officials say it was suicide, but aaron's defense attorney, hernandez's defense attorney, is challenging that idea. a boston jury recently cleared him in a double murder case in 2012 and his lawyers say they were preparing to appeal that life sentence. >> very hard for me to accept the fact that he may have committed suicide. >> one more twist in this case, in massachusetts if someone dies before their appeals are exhausted, their case reverts to the original status, which means hernandez's murder conviction will almost certainly be expunged. this weekend marks the first anniversary of the death of music icon prince, and today paisley park studios, where prince lived, worked, and died, will kick off a four day celebration with live music, panel discussions, and presentation on prince's talent and influence on pop culture. prince passed away at the age of 57. 4:56 right now. coming up a look at the forecast that might make you smile more today. >> especially if you're going out to the as game this evening at 7:00. we'll be at 64 degrees. nice and cool throughout the evening with all clear skies. we'll take a look ahead to the weekend coming up on the other side of this break. and the rain may be moving out, but we're definitely still seeing some slick roads out there. chp has issued a wind advisory. plus, before you hit the roads, a cost of problematic potholes. today we investigate how much the bad roads are kocosting you. =bob/live= bob live tease =kris/vo= it's still wet as you head to the roadways. a look at the microclimate forecast, including a look ahead at drier weather in the micro climate forecast. rough ride into work only on "today in the bay," significant amount of your tax money the city is spending to fix potholes. and the reason first responders may be knocking on your door today. "today in the bay" starts right now. good thursday morning to you and thanks for joining us, i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. how about sun glasses today? >> yeah, i think so. we had the rain early and by the time we see the sun rise, it will be mostly clear starting out the day and throughout the afternoon. we're in for some drier weather and also feels milder, especially compared to yesterday morning at this time. 55 degrees in palo alto and san francisco. in oakland it's 58 degrees. so not a bad start. look at how warm it will be today. very much like yesterday with highs in the low 70s, sunshine to go along with that, up to 69 in oakland and 68 in palo alto. morgan hill today a high of 72 degrees. we're looking at some nice weather also for the weekend. we'll talk about the next chance of rain coming up. vianey is tracking what's happening on the roadways. >> it looks, kari, like people are still running into the wet roads, causing a