have your updated weekend forecast and a follow up to an nbc bay area investigation. what we're learning about an east bay school supervisor accused of bullying his employees for months without any punishment. and a smash and grab robbery in the south bay leaves a jewelry store in shambles. the new video of the aftermath shows the details we're just getting from police. the news at six starts

right now. thanks for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney and i'm candice nguyen. gia has the evening off. now we want to start with this wet weather. let's take a live look across the bay area. with our radar still scanning, the rain spoiled some of the weekend for a lot of people and created dangerous road conditions for other folks. whoa, whoa, that's what we're talking about. that crash happened on highway 17. see, the car goes right off the road, straight through the railing. you think that's amazing? how about this? chp says no one was hurt. officers are urging people to please slow down. they say they've had several crashes along 17 today, and snow is freezing. traffic up in the sierra. this live camera showing conditions on highway 50. this is highway 50 near sierra at tahoe. cover in snow on the road there. as cars slowly make their way to the summit. yeah, trying to get safe there where traffic

is currently being held. and check out this video from i-80. the chp is turning around traffic near truckee after too many spinouts and others issues on the road. i mean just a standstill here. let's bring in meteorologist rob murrieta, rob snow and rain in may. how long is this going to last? yeah, the amounts of it really impressive around the bay area today. and we're probably mostly through it at least right now. you can see san jose starting to see a little bit of sunshine showers off to the east. more than a half inch of rain came down in san jose now seeing more blue skies around walnut creek with a chilly 55 degrees and almost an inch of rain falling earlier today in san francisco. also seeing some late day sunshine. so look at the rainfall map on the right. those are the monthly averages. so what fell today in places like santa rosa, san francisco, concord, san jose in particular more than the monthly average. and that fell in about 12 hours time, about a half inch to an inch and a half of rain. plus, in the santa cruz mountains today. now the radar looks a lot more quiet than it

did earlier this morning. still some spotty showers here approaching the sunol grade near fremont. a little more now leaving the tri-valley. the action at the sauer continues to be around the sierra. also, intense thunderstorms there approaching the sierra foothills. ongoing winter storm warning until 8 a.m. there across the high country into the sunday forecast. but for us, we'll begin to see some improvement. more sunshine tomorrow. showers start to move out and a warming trend set to move in. the details on that. our 7-day forecast coming up in about 12 minutes. all right. thanks rob. don't forget you can track this weather while you're on the go by downloading our nbc bay area app. just point your phone at that qr code on your screen. i will show that a little later in the newscast, and it will take you right to our radar. new at six a brazen theft at a sunnyvale jewelry store, police say. shortly after one this afternoon, a group of thieves smashed the front door of knighton jewelers on el camino real. employees think there were about ten people, ten suspects, and they say at least

one had a gun. they say the thieves smashed cases, stole all the jewelry and then took off. all of that happened in five minutes. no one hurt. owner says he's had the store nearly 25 years. this is the first time he's ever been robbed or marianne favro is at the store speaking with the owner and customers. she's going to join us with the full report tonight at 11:00 and new tonight. an antioch school supervisor has been placed on administrative leave following an nbc bay area investigation. hours ago, a board member confirmed with me this information about antioch unified director of maintenance ken turnage. now, according to a letter to board members from human resources, turnage was placed on leave three days after our investigative unit exclusive report. it spotlighted claims that turnage moved an employee's desk to a roof as punishment at least ten current and former employees have reported bullying complaints that span months. several of them tell us turnage hasn't been held accountable, and here's why they owe his

personal relationship with our superintendent because of his relationship with the superintendent's husband and the superintendent, kent turnage, is still there because of his relationship to the superintendent. at the district's next school board meeting this wednesday at 7 p.m, the board president tells us he plans to call for a vote to remove the superintendent from her position over these allegations. we have reached out to turnage as well as the superintendent, stephanie anello, and we have not heard back. we are learning more about the suspect in a freeway shooting that shut down interstate 80 in solano county for hours. late last night, the chp gave an update that the suspect was still alive after he apparently shot himself inside his car. initially, officers said the man was dead at the scene, but we now know a first responders were able to revive him at the hospital, where he remains in critical condition. this chase started on highway 101, in sonoma county, after a woman reported someone firing a shot hitting her car. officers chased the suspect to 80 in fairfield, where he refused to

surrender, causing an hours long closure and massive freeway backup. we also have a follow up on the two san jose police officers wounded during a shootout thursday night. the police officer's association tells us the officer, who suffered critical injuries, has undergone two successful surgeries and is now stable. the second wounded officer continues his recovery as well with less serious injuries. the shootout happened about 1030 at a hotel in san jose, santa teresa neighborhood. officers were following up on a disturbance call when police, say 33 year old kevin briones opened fire. briones, who has a long criminal history, is now in custody on multiple felony charges. the pro-palestinian camp at uc berkeley, very active this weekend. even in all this rain. it has been two weeks since they first set up camp. tonight, the movement shows no signs of slowing. there are about 150 tents there and that number is growing. students and community members are supporting the protest, saying they will not go

home until their demands are met. they want the administration to divest from all companies that do business with israel, and they want the school to support an immediate cease fire. meanwhile, an uptick in confrontations has some jewish students worried for their own safety. the school has increased security, they tell us, and is offering to escort students who feel uncomfortable. the pro-palestine encampments and san francisco state is gaining ground as well. it began monday with perhaps 25 tents or so, and as you see, it's far more than that today, organizers say, because of donations of tents and tarps from the community, the rain did not impact demonstrators or food supplies. the demands include disclose university investments with companies doing business with israel and divest immediately. we want the csu to be, transparent about where they are sending our money, and we want them to recognize and to divest from that funding so that we are not funding a war through our college tuition. a

spokesperson for the encampment says there will be a rally monday afternoon, and they are hoping university president lynn mahoney will be there to respond to their demands. the white house says a deal for a cease fire in gaza may finally be within reach. a delegation from hamas is in cairo tonight. egyptian media are reporting that there is noticeable progress in ceasefire talks, but no announcement expected tonight. israeli leaders say they will not agree to end the war as part of a deal to release hostages. they also say even if there is a temporary ceasefire, the israeli military will eventually enter rafah in southern gaza and destroy the remaining hamas battalions. the united nations says if israel carries out military offensive in rafah without measures to protect civilians, hundreds of thousands of people will be in danger. and still ahead, a beloved comic book is celebrating its last free comic book day the store. it's not the final chapter for them. we'll take you there in 90s. and do you love star wars so much? you

spend a whole day watching all the main movies. we're going to hear from the superfans who went on a 20 hour marathon for may the 4th, and at this hour, still watching some areas of rain roaming downpours, they're off to the west of half moon bay and near the sunol grade. we're tracking how much more this will see in your sunday forecast, and

i love the great outdoors... [ nature sounds ] from indoors. it's a vibe. do i enjoy being in nature? mmm. do i like looking at it? fo sho. so if maintaining forests maintains my happy place, yeah i'm gonna be a papertarian. living room? sanctuary. bathroom? sanctuary. other living room? well, that's just extra. in america we have private forests. so when you choose this, the forest people will replenish that. so those outdoor creatures can [ yells ] stay where they belong!

home of flying colors comics, but the owner says this is not the end of their story. here's nbc bay area's christie smith. there was a long line outside flying colors, comics and other cool stuff on free comic book day inside the concord store has exactly what this comic book fan is looking for. i really like comic books because it brings literature and artwork together in this really awesome way. i love artwork, i love looking at art. plenty of heroes and villains. the idea for free comic book day was born right here and really took off the largest event in comics every year. it's a free comic book day, an event that i founded back in 2001 that got its first event in early 2002. so what inspired flying colors comics owner joe field looked out our front window and i saw a line

and they weren't coming into my store. they were going to baskin-robbins for free scoop night. and the phenomenon was born. free comic book day started here years ago, but this one holds special significance. this year. it looks like it's the last one at this location. we've lost our lease. field says their lease is up in january, but says the tradition is not over and this is not the end of their story. we will be moving to a new location, we haven't announced where that is yet. it will be in the city of concord. customers say they can't wait for the store's next chapter. i love the constant updating of the stories, just the characters and everything, the environment here that joe sets is wonderful. i like the people in the community in concord. christie smith, nbc, bay area news. yep. this month marks asian american native hawaiian pacific islander heritage month in san francisco. today, a staple of the city's celebrations returned. now, the rain didn't stop people from lacing up their shoes for the

third annual our heritage five k. it's a three mile walk or run, organizers say. the event in bonnie's the unity and the strength of the community, and we were there for the opening ceremony in japantown and then runners took off on that route. it passes by 14 different aapi landmarks, including including the asian art museum and dragon gate in the city's chinatown. the event is put on by the nonprofit asians are strong. we were expecting about 1000 people, but i think about 3400 came out today, rain or shine. you know, i was really impressed by our own community. you know, this shows resilience. like we want to celebrate. we want to show how proud we are and what more dramatic fashion than in the rain. right amazing attitude there. look, they got their umbrellas and everything. now that race ended of course, after a run. what do you need? you need food. food as well as cultural dances. there are movie marathons and then there are star wars level marathons in

honor of may the 4th or star wars day, a san francisco theater hosted a movie marathon of all nine star wars films back to back to back to back to back to back. if everyone looks a little run down by the time they reach the trivia part of the event, it's because this was 21. he's sleeping. the force was not with him. this was 21 hours in. my gosh, just squeezing all nine films. the alamo drafthouse cinema kicked things off last night. one fan we talked to says even though he fell asleep several times, he'd do it all again in a heartbeat. really. just the culture and the fandom that brings everyone together and celebrate each generation of all star wars. so he's got some wise advice whispering in his ear right there with yoda, the alamo drafthouse cinema was one of only ten theaters in the country to run the full skywalker saga marathon. 20 hours. that's a little much. that's why a lot. that's why you need to take a nap. this is a

good place for it. earlier today, yes, it was the place to be had about a half inch. an inch and a half of rain. more than a month's worth by may standards around the bay area still seeing a few showers out there and it's been cold. how about temperatures today? 15 to almost 20 degrees below the average? yes, we should be in the 70s today, but this is why we've been calling it may uary weather because those are highs closer to what you might get in february and march. mid to upper 50s around the bay area. still pretty cool outside right now. 54 degrees. nearly an inch of rain falling earlier today in san francisco. oakland close to three quarters of an inch of rain only 55 degrees. walnut creek seeing partly cloudy skies. also 55/8600 of an inch of rain coming down there near walnut creek and concord today and san jose. still some dark skies to the east at 56 degrees. more than a half inch of rain fell earlier. now watching decreasing showers heading into sunday morning. and then the pivot returns monday and tuesday. warming as high pressure builds in. we'll see seventys and 80s returning by

midweek, but still some roaming downpours out there. one here, crossing the coast near half moon bay and around the peninsula. you see those scattered showers out towards fremont. south of there, alum rock area two. you're seeing those showers moving off to the east. here's the rain band associated with the very soggy start to the saturday. now off to the east and the ongoing snow for the sierra, now locally isolated showers ongoing, especially near the coast and maybe the santa cruz mountains and san jose. the focus there into early tomorrow morning, but a lot less showing up now in the futurecast as you move forward into your sunday. partly cloudy skies, maybe an isolated shower or two on the inland hilltops there out towards lake county and napa county during the afternoon. so a few showers tomorrow morning. but widespread, much colder morning. temperatures low to mid 40s to start things off on sunday, then those partly cloudy skies and highs still staying below average upper 50s, but at least a few more low 60s tomorrow with that sunshine returning on

sunday. now monday and tuesday we get the progression upward with those high temperatures back closer to the averages by tuesday, then very likely going above average wednesday and thursday. a chance of 80s making a comeback around santa rosa, solano county, maybe out towards the tri-valley and areas south of san jose in the upper 70s. so yet again, we got one of these midweek warm ups, high pressure building in as we head through about thursday. now friday and next weekend, we're saying stay tuned in the forecast because it looks like there might be an upper level low which could set up across california. that might bring a slight chance of a few showers. not like the soaking record rain that we had today around the bay area, but something to keep in mind for next weekend that will lead to some cooling temperatures later in the week. but you saw san francisco. we'll get in those 70s midweek and valleys east bay, north bay areas south of san jose should see at least 3 or 4 days of upper 70s and low 80s. so tuesday through friday pretty warm that we'll be watching the clouds again next weekend. but i don't think we're

going to be talking about inch plus of rain. that's very unusual by may standards. and also all the snow in the sierra right now. just looking at a chance of isolated showers next saturday. so it's getting better . it is slowly getting there. yeah. all right snl it is back dua lipa taking over hosting duties tonight. we got a look ahead at tonight's new episode. when we come back in two minutes. we're in the middle of... livin' large! and having a big day! the meeting point of humanity and history. in the middle of being the fun uncle! in the middle of being a kid again! beep! beep! ♪♪

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night live is back this weekend, kicking off the last three new shows of the season. yeah, that's right, singer dua lipa is pulling double duty as both the

host as well as the musical guest. nbc's mark barger gives us a look at how she prepped for tonight's show. yeah i'm beyond excited. it's been the most insane week. the seeds for dua lipa hosting snl i've been looking for. those were planted during her last visit as musical guest. i just got such a kick out of performing with bowen and kristen wiig, and i just loved the experience so much. and, yeah, it's always been a dream of mine to host. but the music sensation is finding out the hosting experience. hey, dua. hey chloe. and the workload with it is much different now. it's like the read through the meetings, the planning of the show, the rehearsals, the camera blocking and the promos. love it. including one with chloe fineman. i'm really feeling the dua spirit. chloe is absolutely amazing. she's got such wonderful like light, easy energy. she's always down for a laugh and she just made everything so easy for me. lipa's fans are not only anticipating snl, catch me or i

go whodini, but also this weekend's release of her third studio album, radical optimism. they'll be able to see very clearly, like two sides of me and two sides of the record as well double the dua, double the lipa woo. it sets up as one very memorable weekend for the singer . it's a lot, but i'm just i'm just taking it day by day and i'm just enjoying every moment. double the dua, double the lipa. whoa. it's gonna be a great week. mark barker, nbc news. next week, maya rudolph returns to host in two weeks the season finale, jake gyllenhaal as host. and you can watch snl live tonight right here on nbc bay area at 830. you can catch an encore right after our 11:00 newscast. i'm anthony florez at levi's stadium. the earthquakes are taking over the home of the 40 niners. the new addition who might spark the quakes to a

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over the home of the 40 niners for the first time this season against one of their rivals from socal lafc. great news for the quakes. hernan lopez is cleared to play in today's match. the argentine midfielder was signed for a club record $7 million transfer fee. he might be the spark the quakes need. they currently have the worst record in the mls. there's things there that are not coachable. it's talent and creativity that that are natural. we know this is a classical. this is a game. we take personal. it doesn't matter the points, the table. this is about on the given night who wants it more. and we're excited for this opportunity to play, lafc in baseball. rain delayed the start of the a's in oakland and the giants on the road in philadelphia. will have

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always luke skywalker himself, otherwise known as mark hamill, dropped by, made quite a few quips in yesterday's white house briefing to reporters, including asking the president if he could call him jobeth wan kenobi. looking like a job. one thing i think it is, anyway. he also walked away with a pair of the president's signature aviator glasses. there he is not clear why the oakland native actor was invited in star wars day anyway, and it was an honor. all right, let's switch to the east bay. a live look from oakland. overcast skies. it did rain there even delayed the a's game. but man, it is a clearing up quickly. and while the rain delayed the first pitch of the coliseum, while the ground crews was trying to keep

the field dry, grounds dog rebar was soaking it all in. so to speak, hanging out on the tarp while the crew was working away. i think she's kind of giving him direction. yeah, in her own way. he's completely unbothered. she's like, okay, good job guys. good job. it not a great job. good job. get that broom away from me. good luck. to their winning 15 to 1 right now the a's are killing it. yeah. and the giants are getting killed. we'll have much more on that tonight at 11. along with maybe more on reba. i don't know, maybe that's a good luck dog. good night. see you at 11. good night. garvin thomas: tonight on this "bay area proud" special, stories of those making the bay area and the world a better place. briana desanctis: one more day. garvin: a hiker completing a 2-year journey of discovery of both the country and of herself. briana: i know it's big. garvin: an artist living out his dream in unique fashion. jared clark: i just wanted to be a positive force.