broken glass on the sidewalk right there. we asked the san francisco superior courts for a snap shot of how these car breaking cases got resolved will in 2017 and they spent months compiling that data. >> monday they just broke my rear window. >> reporter: people who live here -- even bombeding officers, all have been caught up in the cross hairs of the car break-in epidemic. auto repair shops say they're exhausted. >> a lot of employees are tired now because they don't get a break. >> reporter: nbc bay area requested a breakdown of the break-ins. the superior court granted our requests and dug up 417 cases. a little more than half ended with jail sentences and a sliver more in prison sentences totalling a 57% conviction rate for auto burglaries.

>> i will say that we receive 74% of the incidents, a little higher than the number you have. >> reporter: max with the district attorney's office says it includes revoked probations in its numbers. possibly explaining the difference. either way he is grateful the superior courts are collecting such granular data. speaking of which, how much jail time did those convicted serve? just four months for the 85% that entered a plea deal and just over four months for those sentenced by a judge. only for you% all year actually went to trial. and jail time dropped significantly if the person has fro priors. we asked the san francisco superior courts if they wanted to go on camera is that they said the numbers speak for

themselves. >> our investigator has been digging into it for months now. if you would like to watch some of the hidden camera reports, head to our website. a traffic mess on the san mateo bridge. it involved several cars including a ferrari. it shut down all eastbound lanes. at one point it was a back-up of about eight miles. wooer hearing at least one person was hurt. all lanes have reopened and traffic is moving a little bit better now. this is a lye look. a debt collapse of the two people hurt. sky ranger there, just about 2:00 at a home a block away from mills college. the firefighters actually

tweeted out a picture of what is left of the deck. paramedics did rush two people to the hospital. at this point we're not sure what the extent of the injuries is. >> it is a sunny friday as we head into this mother's day weekend. a live look at san rafael where the winds of change are literally in the air. about an hour from now, parts of the bay area will get blustery and these winds could lead to fire danger. let's bring in jeff ranieri. >> and already, the winds have started to pick up across the bay area. mt. diablo with top gusts of 45-miles-per-hour. santa rosa tloorgs,ate las at 29. the wind advisory starts at 7:00. it runs through 5:00 a.m. saturday. only for select areas in the bay area. hills at wound,000 feet and above. for the northeast, also for parts of the south bay. that's where winds could reach

50 miles an hour. let's get a closer look. it will be less than that but still gusty at times of the around 10:00. generally averaging 10 to about 27 miles per hour. with the very dry north and easterly winds, as we head into early tomorrow morning. two:00 a.m., still gusty here across the lower elevations with the top gusts at 1,000 feet. maybe 50 miles per hour. then once we hit tomorrow morning, we will start to see the wind taper off. two more updates. we'll detail more of this wind and how long this will play out for the weekend coming up today. >> okay. thank you. >> firefighters and utility companies are bracing for the wind. still relatively calm today. academy recruits practice their wild land firefighting skills in preparation for the graduation in june. they say they're aware that

winds could get strong above 1,000 feet elevation. historically high winds for us during this time means we'll have a lot of wires down. he said because the fuel isn't completely dry, it might not burn as aggressively. that's good news. pge tracking and monitoring the conditions. you can also track these blustery conditions throughout the night with our free nbc bay area app. a great resource for tracking the weather. just go to the weather tab. hit by a car and then left on the streets for hours. the bay area family is pleading for help. to find hewitt ran down their brother last friday night and drove away. the deadly accident happening along highway 4 in discovery bay.

that's where we find jodi hernandez. >> reporter: this is where that deadly collision took place along this stretch of highway 4 here in discovery bay. one week ago today. tonight the chp and the victim's family are asking for help of will. >> we all love him and we miss him terribly. >> allison and her sibles are heart broken after their brother was killed by a hit-and-run driver in discovery bay friday night. to know that somebody hit him and didn't stop. it's so heart breaking. it is breaking my heart. >> he was walking to a friend's house when he was hit. his body wasn't discovered until

saturday morning. >> it's not a call you want to receive. they're looking for a toyota with front end damage. >> we need people to have heart. the oldest of nine brothers and sisters. they say he's always been there for them. now they're fighting for their big brother. >> he's my brother, our brother. we love him. we still love him. >> reporter: now the chp is asking folks in discovery bay to check their surveillance camera footage from last friday night between the hours of 8:30 and 10:00. that's when they think this collision happened. their thinking that somebody captured an image of the driver's car. if you have any information, you're urged to call the contra costa unit right away. i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area

news. >> let's hope they get some answers soon. >> they play for different teams but nfl football players came together to tackle the topic of criminal justice reform. >> the group called for the office to answer some questions. >> it is an opportunity. >> football has allowed me to bring the attention on the football field this issue. >> it is held by football players across the country. >> a new security breach. one of the hospitals that cared for they will, sf general. laguna general play been hacked

as well. the fbi has been investigating the breach. the feds say it happened at a company in massachusetts that provides transcripts for doctors' visits. an employee accesses information over a two-week period last year. >> stop working with the feds. it makes license plate readers. the activists went there today and they say the company is working with i.c.e. and they delivered a company asking the coil. no one came to the door. >> we want to make sure immigrant families stay safe and this technology should not be used to track immigrant families. >> you may remember another protest was held in january outside the san francisco federal building when the contract was initially announced with i.c.e. of the will.

a gas station mix-up in san ramon. diesel gas was put in the regular pump. it happened last weekend. the gas station received about 30 reports from customers. this can severely the damage your engine. chevron is addressing it. a high school senior severely reprimanded for her post saying her content was meant to inspire. she has been disenrolled from archbishop high school just weeks before graduation. this is her inat a gram page. there are some photos where she is in her underwear. she is in a private high school. the officials told her if she didn't take down the pictures, she would be disenroad. she is protesting that decision and started a petition. she said she's been working

three years on her fitness regime that her posts were meant to inspire others and keep herself motivated. the petition has more than 13,000 signatures. we did reach out to the school but we have not heard a comment yet. we'll take to you levi stay as taylor swift gets ready to hit the stage. >> fire danger increases overnight. i'm the top two spots where it will be the highest. he

at the same time that violent crime went up 18% in san francisco. in la, mayor antonio villaraigosa put more police on the streets and cut violent crime in half. california's police chiefs trust antonio for governor.

i support the affordable care act, and voted against all trump's attempts to repeal it. but we need to do more. i believe in universal health care. in a public health option to compete with private insurance companies. and expanding medicare to everyone over 55. and i believe medicare must be empowered

to negotiate the price of drugs. california values senator dianne feinstein . the hunter's point naval shipment yard is a prime piece of property but it is at the center of a radiation clean-up scandal. what we can expect during the special hearing. >> now the city wants to know what is the time line for cleaning up the shipyard? revelation they don't trust the company to get rid of radioactive soil. here's a breakdown of what we know. in 2014 we found the company

mishandled soil samples and falsified data and it later took corrective action. two years later, a former worker came forward announcing the fraud was. more widespread. they prompted the flaif in 2017 to reexamine all of the data. earlier this year, the navy revealed nearly half had inconsistencies and some of it is likely fraudulent. last week the department of justice sentenced two workers to prison for falsifying clean-up records. the company acknowledged the records were fake but stand by the rest of the work. now, the supervisor said not only is she disgusted with it but with the navy. the agency in charge of redevelopment. >> the lack of transparency and unwillingness to answer questions has caused a lot of doubt and delay on the project.

people want confidence to know that they're living on a piece of land that's clean and healthy. >> reporter: the navy plans to retest for radiation. the coil has planned to test. we're expecting a lot of fire works at monday's hearing and we'll keep you posted. >> wif at a police department. >> the officers gathered in washington, d.c. to read the names of two dozen police dogs from across the country. the ceremony was part of national police week. one of the dogs honored served on the sunnyvale police force. you might remember the story. a man stabbed and killed officer jacks while he was on duty last halloween. his partner went to the the

capitol for the memorial. >> not only my department sent me here to honor jacks, but it is important that they're doing it for the first time to honor these dogs that really save us. to make sure they're safe and they cross the line first. >> well said. >> maybe a little too tech savvy. a high school student has been suspended after hacking into the computer and changing grades. police agents raided the boy's home. the family surveillance camera captured it. neighbors were shocked to see law enforcement with guns drawn breaking down the door. the 16-year-old is accused of changing the grades of a dozen students in concord. his father, the boy's father said the son should be punished but he wondered if it is possible federal charges is a bit too much.

>> he changed the grades for his colleagues but not for him. >> now the boy's family is scrambling to find an attorney and they're facing huge legal costs. the teen is suspended until wednesday. >> the swifties are here. 50,000 fans are coming into the city to see taylor swift. the parking begins at 7:00. fans are adding to the regular

rush hour traffic. didn't you go to the concert a couple years ago? >> august of 2015. i was a swifty. >> the neighbors are complaining about the parking on the street and also, the noise. >> you can hear the singing and the screaming that pretty t-whole concert. >> were you screaming? >> yes. >> concert curfew is at 11:00 p.m. sharp. the show is expected to end by then. that's also a big debate. >> they give you the great little lighting things. the days of taking a lighter, it doesn't happen anymore. >> you're dating yourself. >> it's like techno of the. >> >> beautiful weather if you're headed out there. temperatures in the 70s right now. we do have winds at 20 miles per

hour. let's take you to the north bay. we have clear skies across the vineyards. in napa, the humidity is extremely low. down to 15%. currently 82 degrees. fire danger is elevated. we will begin to drop down into the 60s. fire danger again will stay with us through tonight. also into early tomorrow morning. we're a little over six months out from the deadly wildfires that ravaged over 100,000 acres. it is the same spots for the fire danger. i probably don't need to tell you this but no barbecuing tonight. even tomorrow as the winds could top 50-miles-per-hour.

majorly tonight into early saturday. second zone of concern, contra costa county. walnut creek, concord, pleasanton, near livermore as well. as we head into tomorrow, less wind. sunshine stays. the temperatures drop a few degrees. still a warm day from ant i don't know to concord. 80 in san jose. we're talking about maybe some showers getting close to the bay area. don't miss it. >> the co-founder of netflix is behind me. they're offering a prize.

the june election is less than a month away of if you missed our gubernatorial debate earlier this week, we've posted it at nbcbayarea.com. we've broken up the governor's debate into certain topics.

it's been a bad day for notable silicon company.

semianteck lost a third of its value. this all comes after the cybersecurity company may have misled investors. >> the bay area hosted for start-ups and the winner can receive $1 million. there's a lot of room for improvement when it comes to gender equality in funding. >> reporter: start-ups from all over the world to the bay area for the world cup. they're competing. but that cup there had $1 million. >> it felt a little like a party. but the big dance for these start-ups representing 27 countries means a chance at a cool million in funding. >> we are building an

application to connect the $1.2 billion globally. >> reporter: et al. started with a chance for the ceo turned venture capitalist over lunch. >> we can come here and bring it back to our country. >> another focus of the world cup. more money for female entrepreneurs. >> however, when it comes to sunny side, only 3% of all the venture capital funding goes to females. we aren't getting funded the same way. >> one thing we're noticing a lot more female entrepreneurs are applying and the quality is rising. >> reporter: a sign of it, before they got out the door

they had enough funding for 10 million more. thank you. >> some called it despicable. what do you think? the comments a white house aide made about john mccain. the me too scandal goes from city hall to campus. what the district told us about how it handled sexual harassment claims. he's been called a rockstar lawyer. he tops the charts on progressive causes...

winning pro bono battles for immigrants and the homeless. defending gay rights and gun control. democrat jeff bleich. after columbine, bleich led president clinton's youth violence initiative. with joe biden, bleich took on domestic violence. served president obama as special counsel and ambassador. maybe bleich can't pull off the rockstar look... but his progressive record is solid gold.

his future as a long time teacher is threatened. sexual harassment accusations are costing dominic key endorsements in the supervisors race. >> reporter: while there has been a lot of attention on his future as a city councilman, it is his career as a teacher at the school he says he lost that's also very much in jeopardy. >> bad stuff. it's serious. students are more familiar with him as a teacher but students say he has not been back in class since monday. it is now a campus topic after

the campaign worker who talked with us yesterday reiterated her claim to the school newspaper. >> it was not casual touching. it was inappropriate and it disgusted me. >> i was really surprised. >> what was surprising? >> all this sexual harassment. all that stuff. i didn't know it would come from him. >> anyone who would put anyone through that uncomfortable state is, in my opinion, is not a good person. >> some of the claims date back to 2002 and many critics have asked why he was allowed to continue teaching. district officials who wouldn't talk on camera say they can't comment on specific cases but when allegations are made they follow all proper procedures. >> he did not return our call for comment. while cause are being reviewed, more reason possible victims

have come forward and he will end up facing some of them at the public hearing tuesday night at city hall. >> thank you. >> the lawyers for ruben foster did not attendant court. this was video from a previous hearing. his lawyer wanted his girlfriend's medical records from the prosecution. the girlfriend has since recanted her story that ruben foster beat her, instead blaming the injuries on a fight with another woman during a road rage incident. >> 18 months after the deadly blaze, a judge dismissed charges. the attorneys argue that alameda county that's the never found the cause of the fire and therefore, can't say that their clients were negligent.

the defense attorney also blamed the d.a.'s office for destroying evidence. >> i am rae disappointed that the motion was dismissed. i don't think that's right. this whole thing, i don't feel that it is just. 36 people died in that fire. the trial had start in july. controversy about what was spoken behind closed doors. . say the criticism of senator john mccain crossed the line. the white house isn't denying it happened. during the opposition to the cia nominee, the communications aide kelly sadler, seen there, mocked mccain and his battle with brain cancer saying, quote, he is dying anyway. his daughter responded. >> i don't understand what kind of environment you're working in when that was the acceptable and

there is a job the next day. >> i won't validate the leak one way or the other. >> in the rose garden president trump outlined plans for the rising costs of prescription drugs. it includes speeding up the approval process. california took in more tax money handle the expected in april. governor brown said he wants to grow the fund. he fine tuned the budget plan. this version is the large nest state history topping $130 billion. they expected the surplus nearly $9 billion. $2 billion will go to infrastructure at universities and other state buildings. some $350 million will go to homelessness. he said former governors have learned about economic volatility the hard way. >> up here, gray davis started

great but he ended up here. arnold started greater but he ended up down here of so now we're up here and that line up there doesn't exist. >> he said he'll negotiate a final spending plan with lawmakers with a deadline of june 15th. california, the state that produced two republican presidents, hasn't elected a republican to statewide office since 2006. in those years, since arnold schwarzenegger walked the halls of the state capitol, the gop has seen its numbers slide. new numbers have been released putting registered republicans at a new low. gop numbers are slightly more than the voters registered with no party preference. some of our best public parks have been transformed from military bases. among them, san francisco's presidio. one area of the presidio is about to undergo another transformation. >> my grand parents lived in

officers housing on the base in world war i. >> reporter: dozens of histories here. for carol, the connection to that history is personal. >> my grandfather was stationed here in 1914. >> reporter: last week during a special tour, she walked ft. scott where her grandfather had been stationed for the first time. >> this is kind of exciting to come the someplace where i heard about my whole life. >> reporter: ft. scott is sort of a former military base within the former military base. it still looks pretty have like did it when it opened. >> approximately 22 buildings and nearly 300,000 feet of space. >> now the presidio trust is hoping to bring new purpose to the old fort. it is searching for a group to transform it into what it calls the campus of challenge devoted

to social or environmental issues. >> this is a project where we're looking to identify foundations interested in taking on a transformation. >> the trust held tours like the last week the give a glimpse into the buildings such as the old stockade. it is soliciting proposals by june 29th. it includes buildings the house historic murals, sweeping views and a long history. the project comes with a steep price tag to rehab the building. >> we estimate all the costs combined are in the $200 million range. the presidio says even as a campus, the grounds will remain open to the public with name as its central theme. >> what better way to have your

creation sparked. though it is marching into the future, its past is still intact. tugging at the heart streams of visitors. >> this whole area has a special place in my heart. nbc bay area news. okay, check this out. the side of the home, gone. the reason there's a giant hole. only one candidate for governor when students were stuck in failing schools, led the fight to turn them around.

as mayor of l.a., antonio villaraigosa invested in classrooms and security. graduation rates soared. antonio for governor.

it started with a car burglary and ended with a chase. this all began in japantown. investigators investigating a car burglary on one man but the other car drove off. the driver finally stopped at civic center plaza where he was arrested. both men were booked for burglary and other charges.

just before 11:00, a man was arrested. he ran and collapsed at the entrance of a 7-eleven. the paramedics were able to rush him to the hospital. now they're looking for a suspect who witnessed the scene, drove away in an suv. talk about a scary wake-up call for a homeowner when someone drove their car into this house at 5:00 in the morning. the car is gone but you can see what's left of the home. this happened at farm hill boulevard. luckily no one was hurt. at this point it is not clear how the driver lost control. all systems go from cape canaveral. take a look. >> 3, 2, 1, 0, liftoff. >> it never gets owed. >> today spacex's rocket 9 launched successfully in

florida. it is meant to be the most usable rocket and the one to take us into space. the rocket will be able to fly up to ten times without any maintenance. >> okay. no wind advisories at all. we made it. >> it was nice weather in florida. beautiful. >> look at san jose. lots of blue skies. humidity is low. fire danger elevated. we're talking about our high wind advisories in place. when some showers could move near the bay area. marshall tuck will change that. in california, 3 million kids can't read at grade level. tuck turned around struggling schools, raising graduation rates over 60%.

marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck.

nbc bay area responds, condo owners in vacaville who had a

dispute with a contractor they didn't even hire. >> it turns out they mistakenly gave the wrong guy a lot of money. so they asked the investigator chris to give back the money. >> this has triggered some very unexpected and severe headaches. it all started with some flooring and kitchen work. the owner got several bids. after they selected a company, they sent the $24,000 check to the wrong business by mistake. that company cashed the check and later sent a refund but that was not the end of the story. >> the check was returned for insufficient funds. it bounced. >> and it sent another check. but only for half the amount. >> tonight, what the business owner said when we confront him. plus the non-negotiable reason why you should give contractors no more than $1,000 up front.

please call us when you're having trouble solving your consumer problems. we've heard you say this before. 1,000 is the maximum to give. >> no matter what they say, the law says $1,000 max. >> i've heard a lot of stories. which are the best highs in the country? not surprisingly,le are right here in the bay area. see if you agree. nearly two dozen bay area schools in the nation's top 100. whitney high school in southern california in cerritos is number one. lowell high school is number 11. monta vista in cupertino, number 13. you can go to nbc bay area for the full list. i'm looking for my alma mater,

los altos high school. >> it got so quiet. >> we've got some nice weather. we've got to get through that wind first. a nice will forecast. in case you've missed it, for the hills above 1,000 feet. that's where it could gust. i want to get a closer look at the wins overall. 5 to 15 miles per hour. that's what most of us will be experiencing for a good part of the next several hours. it is the occasional wind gusts that could get close to 30 coming out of the north and the east. by 10:00 p.m., we should see many occasional wind gusts.

it looks like it will stay there with wind gusts at about 1,000 feet. and then through tomorrow morning, 10:00 a.m., we'll see the winds relax. we start off, clear skies with the drier wind in place. 66 in the tri-valley. starting off here, 64 degrees in the north bay. the temperatures will go down a few degrees tomorrow. overall, a warm day across the southbound. 80 expected in san jose. still up to a warm 84 in concord. cooler back by the bay. the wind starts to switch. more southwest by the afternoon. sunshine through peninsula.

72 in san mateo. the numbers will be dropping here. we should push up to 70 in the mission. notices it is cooler. for marin, napa and sonoma counties. i think we have a nice afternoon coming our way. 76 in mill valley. we head into the next seven days. mother's day, a lot less in the way of wind. sunny skies, the temperatures drop to 63. for monday, all the way through, showers into the bay area. you can see some of the increased cloud cover. i think the next chance might get here by next sunday, the

25th. for cities away from the coastline, check out our coastline. pretty many perfect for all you moms out here. i hope you enjoy it and we can see it next week. lots of 70s and possibly by next friday, we drop to it 69 degrees. so plenty happening. but right now, just know, windy through 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. that all looks good. does that clear you? >> yes. i give jeff an a-plus. >> oh, you're not speechless. earlier this week you might remember the story. we showed you this touching moment for the a's player who recently lost his mother. it was his brother's turn.

and the standing ovation went on for about a minute. that's a long time. the standing ovation in pittsburgh for a member of the giants. andrew mccutchen returning to the steel city for the first time. he spent nine scenics there with the pirates. >> his mother passed away a few days ago. now the a's have put him on the bereavement list. >> there will be a memorial for gretchen pisciotti. >> on tuesday night,two days after his mother passed away from als, the a's right fielder made his way to the batter's box at the oakland coliseum. a standing ovation followed.

>> thank you for all the support. >> it was as touch a moment as you'll ever see. 20 miles from where he had his moment, the younger brother austin had his. >> my dad always said swing hard. it's been a very difficult time for austin and for our program. we're all family. i go through with it these guys all the way in. it's been tough but he's been handling it great. >> he's not just talking about his mother's handling of care but also his play on the field. >> once we put him in the lineup, our guys rallied around him.

>> he's hit three home runs and they've hit their stride. they're just one game out of first place in the western conference standings. >> it makes baseball seem smaller than it always was. it's always been my life and now there's something bigger. >> now one thought when he thinks about his mother gretchen. >> she's still watching over me. >> what good boys. >> yeah. it will be a special mother's day even with their loss. baseball is their life there. >> that will keep them going through all of that. >> that will keep us going. the mothers out there, happy mother's day. >> happy mother's day.

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