caught on a home security camera. it happened early saturday morning in a bay point neighborhood. take another look at the video. you can see someone run away and jump into a white suv that speeds off. the homeowners say the fire left their tow truck, their livelihood, a charred mess. they say another truck from the same fleet also parked in bay point, and two more in concord were lit on fire around the same time. seven eight years of hard work. they seem like disappear, you know. adan ledesma owns the towing business and says all four trucks are now totaled. it's hard for him to even look at the wreckage. he's that way. i feel my family. ledesma says he thinks this was targeted. police say at least two of the fires are being investigated as arson. i hope that the police finds out who did it so they can go to jail or they do something about it. you know,

investigators are asking anyone with information about the fires to call them while ledesma is left wondering how he'll get the new trucks, his business needs. in concord, alyssa goard, nbc bay area news. we are learning more about the suspect in a standoff that shut down interstate 80 in solano county for hours. we brought you this as breaking news all evening yesterday. we now know that the suspect is in critical condition in the hospital. now, this all started yesterday in sonoma county. a woman reported someone firing a shot and hitting her car. officers chased the suspect through three different counties to i-80 in fairfield, where a spike strip stopped him. but still he refused to surrender. now, officers spent hours trying to get the man out of his car. now you can see smoke. a smoke bomb was part of that effort. the suspect shot himself during the standoff and was initially thought to be dead. but we now know that first responders were able to revive him at the

hospital where he remains gone. in a matter of minutes. new details about a brazen theft at a sunnyvale jewelry store. investigators say up to a dozen people stormed the store this afternoon, clearing it out completely. nbc bay area marianne favro spoke with stunned employees and the shop's owner. a frightening ordeal for employees here at nettie's jewelers, they say a group of suspects burst into the store and one of them had a gun. you can see where thieves smashed the glass in the front door of nitin's jewelers. investigators say as many as a dozen suspects wearing masks ran into the jewelry store on el camino real shortly after one this afternoon . employees say the thieves used hammers to break the tempered glass of the display cases and clear out the store. police say at least one of the suspects had a handgun. i can't even imagine, like having to face something like that, like someone having a gun and walking in this kind of

area where you normally would expect, like everything is going by very safely. so yeah, that scares me for sure a lot. the owner of the store says that these were in and out in less than five minutes, and no employees were hurt. investigators with the sunnyvale department of public safety say the suspects drove off in several different vehicles. it's not clear if any customers were in the store during the robbery, but the brazen crime has left people in the bustling shopping center on edge, especially since many families come here to shop for groceries. so many suspects could go inside at the same time. it's kind of scary, but i couldn't still digest the fact that this happened today. the owner of the store declined to talk on camera, but told us he's been in business nearly 25 years and his store has never been robbed until today. there is a security camera inside the store, and tonight employees are working to get that video over

to police officers also say they don't know yet how much that stolen jewelry was worth in sunnyvale, marianne favro nbc bay area news mary ann, thank you and new tonight. an antioch school supervisor is on administrative leave after an nbc bay area investigation. hours ago, a board member confirmed with us this information about antioch unified's director of maintenance ken turnage. according to a letter hr sent to board members, turnage was placed on leave three days after our exclusive report. it spotlighted claims that for months, turnage repeatedly bullied his own employees. in one case, he's accused of moving a worker's desk to the roof as punishment. at least ten current and former employees have complained to district officials about this. several of them say turnage has been able to get away with his bad behavior because he's close personal friends with the superintendent. at the district's next school board meeting this wednesday,

the board president plans to call for a vote to remove superintendent stephanie anello from her position over these allegations. now we have reached out to both turnage as well as anello for comment, but we have not heard back. now, an nbc news exclusive we are learning about an investigation into whether a student's rights were violated when that student disrupted a private dinner event at uc berkeley. the incident was caught on video last month. we've been covering the story. you see, professor catherine fisk scuffling with a student activist over a microphone just before the student could give a pro-palestinian speech that happened during a private dinner at fisk's home, she and her husband invited graduating students over for dinner. her husband, law school dean erwin chemerinsky, is jewish. he believes his annual dinner was targeted for that very reason. now, cal is now investigating a title nine complaint filed by the student who was a leading organizer of campus protests. cal says it can't speak on the

matter. fisk has not responded to a request for comment. but previously, dean chemerinsky said in a statement he strongly defends the right to speak one's mind in public forums. he wrote of the confrontation, quote. repeatedly we said to her that you are a guest in our home. please stop and leave. our home is not a forum for free speech. he added even if the private event was held on campus, there would be no first amendment right to disrupt it. the pro-palestinian camp at uc berkeley very active this weekend, even in the rain, been two weeks since they first set up in the movement is showing no signs of slowing. there are about 150 tents there. the number is growing. students and community members supporting the protests say they will not go home until their demands are met, and they want the administration to divest from all companies that do business with israel. they want the school to support an immediate cease fire. now, an uptick in confrontations has some jewish

students worried about their safety. the school has increased security and is offering to escort students who feel uncomfortable now overseas. the delegation from hamas is in cairo. egyptian media reporting there's been noticeable progress on a cease fire agreement, but no announcement expected tonight. israeli leaders say they won't agree to end the war as part of a deal to release hostages. they still plan to attack hamas in rafah, that city in southern gaza, where hundreds of thousands of palestinians have fled. the un believes they're in danger if no plan is made to protect civilians. as the search for three missing surfers in mexico is coming to an end. the men first went missing last weekend. one is from san diego and the other two from australia. today mexican officials said they found four bodies in baja california near where the men were camping. they're waiting on test results, but investigators believe the recovered bodies are those of the missing men and possibly another person that was with them. authorities are not saying how or why the men died. a man

who knew one of the missing surfers says he was a great role model to those around him. he had a huge smile. he was just really charming. confident. i think he had a warm heart. i think he really cared about people. he looked you in the eyes, you know, it was all the things i want to teach my kids. right now. three people are under investigation in connection. with this case. well, the rain has moved out, but not before creating slick conditions on bay area roads. whoa. this is what we're talking about. that crash happened on highway 17. you see the car going right off the road straight through the railing. you know what? no one was hurt. chp says, though it's a good reminder. slow down when the roads are slick. snow is pummeling the sierra, leaving drivers stuck on the roads for hours. this is what it looked like earlier today on 80 near kingvale. this afternoon, the road was shut down in both

directions because of several spinouts. while some people took advantage of the fresh powder on the slopes, others were anxious to get the heck off the roads. never been stuck like this this long before. this is. this is something new and especially in the first week of may. it's a little interesting. traffic moving again on eastbound 80. westbound traffic closed between the sierra, the nevada state line, and truckee chains required on both 80 and 50. and closer to home, we're still seeing a few scattered showers around the south bay and santa cruz mountains. how much more of this you can expect for sunday and surprisingly cold temperatures start the day tomorrow. we'll look at that in the forecast coming up. and may the 4th be with you. the special show in the skies above the peninsula on this star wars day. also, cinco de mayo celebrations underway in the south bay. the festivitieares

yeah, you can tell the san jose earthquakes are ready for cinco de mayo. check out this video of a hang glider dropping into levi's stadium, all while flying the mexican flag. quakes hosted lafc on a very busy cinco de mayo weekend in the south bay. by the way, anthony florez has highlights of the quakes coming up in sports. you'll want to stick around for that. further south, san jose now lowriders lined the streets near the sap center, and several food trucks and a beer garden were also set up for the car show. there's also entertainment at a mariachi band. the cultural dances organizers say the car show is a way for the community to come together and showcase their culture. now some of those lowriders will be cruising through the streets tomorrow.

they are not one, but two cinco de mayo parades in san jose. one is centered in the downtown area, the other in east san jose. if you're planning to drive anywhere tomorrow, might want to check the parade routes. budget some extra time there. here's a look at road closures for the parade that will run from city hall down, and then over to plaza de cesar chavez. these streets are going to be blocked off from seven until noon, and one lane of south market near plaza de cesar chavez will be blocked off until 10 p.m. here is a look at closures for the east side parade. these closures also start at seven in the morning. run until either noon or five. note that 680 is going to be affected from king road to story, so watch out for this area as well. thanks, terry. now this month is asian american native hawaiian pacific islander heritage month. today in san francisco, 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 embodies the unity and strength of the community. we were there for the opening ceremony in japantown, where the runners took off their route, passed by 14 different aapi landmarks, including the asian art museum and dragon gate in the city's chinatown. all this 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, it 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 want more dramatic fashion than in the rain. right? also in chinatown today, the 76th annual cameron carnival on sacramento street, the money raised will support the organizations youth and social service programs. despite all this rain, many people showed up there. there was a bouncy house, games, free giveaways, of course, a lot of food. cameron house is celebrating 150 years of community service this year. in honor of that big anniversary,

our gia vang visited cameron house to take a look at its rich history and its dark past hidden in tunnels. i was wondering where she was tonight. now, now we know also what's in store for its future. she found out moving that cultural those stories forward now see her report on our website nbcbayarea.com. slash race in america. well, people didn't have to travel to a galaxy far, far away to enjoy star wars up close. the skies. the skies cleared enough for this colorful drone show. this is over the redwood city port part of may the 4th festivities. 150 drones doing all this. this is incredible, all transforming into fan favorite characters, lightsaber fights, other displays with a star wars theme, and for the newer generation of star wars fans, a very familiar face. grogu, who you might know him as baby yoda from the hit

disney series the mandalorian. there are also lightsaber giveaways, demonstrations, and meet and greets with characters. just a fun time for may the 4th be with you. that's incredible. that's pretty cool. right over redwood city there. thank goodness the weather cleared up for that. yeah, drone shows don't work well when it's windy or it's raining. yeah. so things did calm down for that. and we're transitioning to kind of a chilly start to your sunday forecast. stay tuned. on those morning temperatures. they will catch you by surprise tomorrow morning. a closer look at how cold it will get in a moment. right now, let's recap what we're seeing at the moment. decreasing showers, some of that lingering into early sunday morning. clearing skies, a little breezy tomorrow and then 70 and 80s. you see right there making a bit of a comeback early to midweek next week. right now 52 degrees in san jose. we did have more than a half inch of rain come down earlier today. now down into the 40s around walnut creek, and low 50s from oakland over to san francisco,

where we saw almost an inch of rain come down during the day and look at the rainfall map. if we kind of went back on the clocks and the calendars back to january, this would look like a january storm, half inch to an inch and a half of rain, almost two inches of rain and ben lowman. enough rain fell today in santa rosa, san francisco, concord and san jose that we eclipsed the monthly rainfall average in just one day. so from here, this is how much more we're going to see tomorrow. most of this early tomorrow morning around the santa cruz mountains hills east of san jose. not much to see there, but still that lingering chance of seeing a few showers. kind of like what we're seeing right now on the radar. the focus should be for areas south of san francisco overnight, especially around the santa cruz mountains, down around san jose into the morning. and then we have those sunny skies to partly cloudy skies. more sunshine here to wrap up the weekend, but look at these morning temperatures last few mornings we've been in the 50s to start, so as you wake up tomorrow morning and want to go out on that morning run, watch

out for low to mid 40s, chilly start, 30s up around clear lake to start the morning tomorrow. by lunchtime we start to climb into the upper 50s. but even if the sunshine highs tomorrow staying pretty cool. only 62 in san jose and 50s from san francisco to oakland. but moving forward monday, tuesday and wednesday, those temperatures do start to come up closer to the average highs, which ought to be in the 70s this time of year. we'll get there by tuesday, and then by wednesday we begin to see a chance of 80s returning to the east bay valleys over towards santa rosa and 78 degrees in san jose and even san francisco to oakland. seeing those temperatures climbing into the 70s. so you can see how the rain starts to move off to the north as we head towards the middle part of the week, heading towards next weekend, upper low is going to set up across the state. could bring some showers to the sierra right now. not expecting much in the way of rain here, but likely some cooler temperatures as we head into next saturday and sunday. so there's the progression of the warm up around san francisco warmest days of the week. look to be tuesday through friday.

inland valleys, thursday and friday. warmest days of the week. we'll get a few extra clouds right now. not going to put rain drops down yet for next weekend. yeah, because you can jinx it. fight that trend. but stay tuned. we do have a little taste of spring weather, at least for the better part of the workweek. at least that 7-day forecast. all right, rob, thanks very much. the earthquakes win for the first time in six weeks. how the black and blue rocked levi's stadium and lafc to the ground. sports is next

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match, rodriguez with the header one. nothing. san jose then with the score two zero, cristian espinoza scores on the corner kick. the quakes snapped their five match winless streak. they beat lafc 3 to 1. it's a really important win. i think it was a great support from the fans and the community to come to the stadium and a rainy day and to give us these numbers and energy that helped push us tonight. the baseball, the giants in the city of brotherly love. playing in the rain is supposed to be fun. not today. for the orange and black. the phillies scored five runs in the first. they added four more in the second. it's 9 to 1 in the fifth when wilmer flores smashes a two run shot. but it's not nearly enough. the phillies beat the giants. ouch. 14 to 3. after a nearly 3.5 hour rain delay in oakland, the a's put the thunder and the lightning against the marlins. they had it in their bats. the green and gold slammed six home runs, two by brent rooker in a

ten run third inning. how about this brett harris homered in the fourth and in the sixth for his first two major league hits, the a's hammered the marlins 20 to 4 for their sixth win in a row. they're off in the kentucky derby. who's it going to be? a little photo with the derby. oh, it's a photo. wasn't mystic dan wow, what a finish in the 150th running of the kentucky derby. mystic dan wins by a nose in one of the closest one, two, three finishes in triple crown history. wow, what a finish. that's a loo norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even better! now, you can automatically connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go. plus, buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year.

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movie marathons in a level all by themselves, folks. 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. that's a 21 hour marathon to squeeze in all nine films. the alamo drafthouse cinema kicked things off last night, ended late this afternoon, started with a sold out theater by the end just a couple dozen die hard fans were left. the guy cracks me up. the guy sleeping? yeah, it's a shot of the night. i hope. thank you live is next.s. saturday night

. you're watching new york one because your wi-fi is down. later, a recap of hope hicks' emotional testimony in donald trump's hush money trial. first, it's community affairs with ryan abernathy. good evening and welcome to community affairs. i'm ryan abernathy. college students have been protesting on campuses across the nation. tonight we'll be discussing with my guests who are parent students of colleges in new york. join me in welcoming the new student parent, doug hoving.

sarah himes. >> hi. thanks for having me. >> and columbia university dad, alphonse roberts. >> hi, ryan, and hello to my wife. >> as parents, how do you feel about these protests on campus? sarah, we'll start with you. >> for me, it's been tough. i'm all for free speech, but i don't understand what they think they're accomplishing, and that's really putting a strain on me and my daughter's relationship. >> yeah. i want to let me son make his own choices, but to be honest, it's a little scary. these protests are becoming way more aggressive. >> right. but at the end of the day, my daughter is an adult and has to live her own life. >> well, i think it's just great. it's wonderful. nothing makes me prouder than young people using their voices to fight for what they believe? >> wow. that's very encouraging. >> your daughter must feel so supported when she's out there. >> what's that now? when whose daughter is out

there? >> at the protest. >> no, no, no. huh-huh, man. you buggen. alexis vanessa roberts better have her butt in class. let me find out she in one of them damn tents instead the dorm room that i pay for. >> i thought you were in favor of the student protests? >> brother man, i am supportive of y'all's kids protesting, not my kids. my kids know better. shoot, alexis vanessa ain't crazy. >> your daughter attends column boo i can't. what do you think about the students that took over hamilton hall? >> that's good for y'all's kids, but they ain't mine. you feel me, ryan? >> yes, i feel you, alphonse. tell me, with the rise in attendance in this program, how does it make you feel about the police presence? >> i'm very concerned. one of my worst fears is my daughter being thrown behind

bar. this is a crucial time in her life, and i would hate for her to have an arrest follow her forever. >> man, i ain't worried about 5-0. that is not my business. my business is alexis vanessa roberts. she ain't talking about no free this, free that. i tell you what ain't free, columbia. shoot. do y'all know that they got the nerve to want 68,000 a year. >> i mean, we totally respect their right to protest, but i mean we're also making sacrifices for our kids. >> yeah. i'm out here busting my hump to pay all that tuition. >> what do you do for a living? >> sister girl, i do it all. uber all day, uber eats all night, cut grass on the weekends, sell gucci wallets out my trunk, life coaching on ig. i bounty hunt whenever possible.

all that so she can say she got a degree in african-american studies. look, girl, you been black your whole life. you know what it is. >> that's quite an investment in your daughter. >> damn skippy it is. she's gifted, though. she gon' change the world. she damn sure better. >> i'm sure she will. >> yes, yes, she will. she's worth every penny, and i know i sound mad right about now, but you just wait until graduation when you see that smile across my face when i hear that name alexis vanessa roberts and i watch her walk across that stage. >> i actually heard a few schools are fully canceling their graduation ceremonies. >> sister girl, i don't think you get it. alexis vanessa will be graduated, even if i got to do it myself. believe me when i tell you that at the end of this month, i am putting on my church clothes, three pumps on cool water

cologne, smelling good as a mug, and then, bam, i'm hopping in my '98 ford explorer, blasting some anita baker, and you better believe i'm going to be in there hooting and hollering after they explicitly told us to wait until the end. that's all i know. >> wow. got it all planned out. >> yeah. you can take that to the bank. this girl started her college during covid, had me out here paying $68,000 for tuition, and she in my house taking classes on zoom and learning about the applied history of the b.e.t. awards. man, if she don't walk, columbia going to be on the news for something else. that's all i know. and live from new york, it's saturday night! >> announcer: it's "saturday night live" with --