breaking news right now at 6:00, an overnight hit-and-run in san francisco leaves one person dead and closes a major freeway overnight. we have an update on that investigation. a major shakeup in one school district after the arrest of a teacher with a past legal history. the accusations he's facing and the all-new response from the district superintendent. highly sophisticated companies that you think are american, they're not so american. they deal in china and if china wants anything from them, they

will give it. that's a national security risk, also. >> former president trump this morning taking aim at social media as the race for the white house heats up. it follows a weekend of duelling campaign events with president biden. we're live in washington with new details on the battle for georgia. this is "today in the bay." good morning to you on this monday. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. because mondays are fun. yay! >> especially after a time change. >> and we may get a little rain today, too, or drizzle. >> just a little. i think once the sun comes out, it will start to move out completely. we have another one, you guys. here it is, satellite radar right now. this is what we're mentioning. if you're going to be out and about within the next hour to two, you're likely going to encounter scattered activity,

mainly portions south of the golden gate bridge. but folks living north of the golden gate bridge will see more activity starting tonight into early tomorrow morning. i'm going to zoom in. we're seeing light rain through parts of san jose, along the 5, through parts of the santa cruz mountains as well. a little scattered activity through san francisco. as far as accumulations, no major impacts expected. we're talking trace amounts, less than a tenth of an inch for almost everybody. we're going to see the majority of the rain not be that problematic. even with the next system arriving tomorrow. temperature-wise in san jose, 53 degrees, notice the timestamps, 12:00, 1:00, we start to climb to about 60 degrees. when the sun comes out, we'll get a break from the rain. mike, how are those roads? >> one part of san jose is still jammed up solid. we saw one car using the shoulder. don't do that unless chp has allowed that for traffic flow.

they may need that for emergency vehicles, north 101 at mckee. no change in the update as far as what is going on, but the crash was reported in the second lane and everything did completely stop for a few seconds. i think they may be trying to move vehicles or doing a break so they can get some progress on the crash. no major injuries reported. we're seeing some folks take 280, that's pushing as the volume build through san jose. that is shifting part of your commute. anywhere north of san jose, you're doing all right, and everything else is pretty standard. back to you. >> thanks, mike. breaking news this morning out of san francisco, this is where the chp is investigating a deadly hit-and-run. it happened about 1:30 this morning when a car struck a pedestrian in lanes on westbound interstate 80 near the 5th street off-ramp. for some time all of the traffic was diverted. so far there's no vehicle description. if anyone may have witnessed what happened there, they are asked to contact chp. new this morning, an east bay school district is under fire after a teacher's alleged

sexual behavior with a student. now parents want to know how the teacher was hired in the first place. >> "today in the bay"'s kris sanchez is joining us from the newsroom. you got the superintendent's response? >> reporter: the superintendent wants to know how this teacher was hired and whether there was anything the district missed. this is a teacher who is a fifth grade teacher and has been working at the same school for five years, hired after he was tried and acquitted of child molestation at a napa school. matthew shelton is charged with five felony counts of lewd acts with a child sometime in 2022 when he was a teacher in benicia. the district says he was not a teacher at the school or in the district this school year. he is due to appear in court later today on those charges. but in addition to those five felony counts that he faces today, shelton was arrested and tried in 2008 for allegedly touching two students inappropriately, 8 and

9-year-old girls. he was acquitted by a jury in 2008, and in just the last few hours, the benicia unified school district superintendent released a video statement. here is part of it. >> we believe having an independent review of our systems will reinforce the comprehensiveness of our practices, and it may offer additional recommendations for consideration. we will not shy away from embracing actions that will strengthen our commitment to excellence across our operations and service to students. >> reporter: you heard the superintendent talk about an independent review. he says that the review is going to go over the hiring and supervision of teachers and staff. the district's process of how and how fast it handles complaints of impropriety and they will work with teachers and students to make sure they feel empowered to advocate for

themselves. he seconds the review to be finished by the end of next week. the accused teacher, matthew shelter, will be in court later today and so will we. >> one to follow. thank you very much. it is 6:05. new at 6:00, a historic day in brussels as nato welcomes the addition of sweden with a flag-raising event. sweden officially joined the alliance last thursday when it became nato's 32nd member after pledging international knew ralt for more than 200 years. this is the second scandinavian nation following finland to join nato since russia's invasion of ukraine. happening today, jewish students at uc berkeley are organizing a march to protest what they say is the school's failure to respond to anti-semitic violence on campus. it follows recent incidents, including this one two weeks ago. that's when a heated protest by palestinian supporters shut down a campus event featuring a

jewish speaker at the playhouse. about 200 protesters surrounded the building and broke inside. the school later released a statement condemning the incident. turning now to decision 2024, and the race for the white house is ramping up. president joe biden's re-election campaign bringing in millions following last week's state of the union address. just within the last 90 minutes, presumptive gop nominee former president trump called into cnbc for an extensive interview. among the questions, he was asked whether tiktok is a national security threat. of course this comes as a new bill looking to ban the social media app gains ground in congress. >> very much go into privacy. you have that problem with facebook and lots of other companies. they get the information, they get plenty of information and they deal with china and they'll

do whatever china wants. >> trump went on to call facebook, quote, the enemy of the people. his statement comes as he and president biden held duelling events in georgia over the weekend ahead of the presidential primaries tomorrow. "today in the bay"'s brie jackson is joining us live from washington this morning. a win in georgia will put trump one step closer to officially clinching his party's nomination, right? >> reporter: that's right. good morning, marcus. so georgia is one of several states holding primary elections tomorrow. as you may recall, back in 2020 it was a pivotal battleground state. president biden won there by just over 12,000 votes. the rematch of the 2020 election ramping up in 2024. both president biden and former president trump making their case to voters. >> we all know donald trump sees a different america, an american story of resentment, revenge and retribution. that's not me, that's not you.

>> for the good of our nation, it is time for crooked joe biden and myself to debate. we have to debate. it's for the good of our nation. >> reporter: the two held duelling events in georgia over the weekend where they hammered each other on a key issue, immigration. >> instead of celebrating the contributions of immigrants to our country, economy and communities, donald trump calls them vermin, poison. >> i will end the agony of our people, the plunlder of our cities, the sacking of our towns, the violation of our citizens and conquest of our country. they're conquering our country. >> reporter: former president trump also addressing the legal woes plaguing his campaign. just last week he secured a bond in the defamation case brought by writer e. jean carroll. >> i just posted a $91 million bond on a fake story, totally

made-up story. >> reporter: president biden tackling a top concern about his re-election bid, his age. >> i know the vast majority of the world leaders because i've been around a day or two. i know i don't look it. look, i'm not a young guy. that's no secret. >> reporter: the biden campaign releasing this ad, poking fun at his age, while taking political jabs at his opponent. president biden is set to make a big campaign push this week. he's scheduled to travel to new hampshire, wisconsin and michigan. while in michigan later this week, the president will try to win over the 100,000 people who voted uncommitted in the democratic primary there, largely in protest of the u.s. response to the israel/hamas war. >> the work continues. brie jackson in washington this morning, thank you. today marks one year since the pajaro river levee broke, the breach sent water rushing into the small farming town in monterey county. a majority of the homes there

flooded, displacing about 3,500 people. it later came to light that federal officials knew for decades that the levee was at risk of failing. shortly after the flooding, emergency repairs were made on the levee. the project aimed at a more permanent solution is expected to start later this year. let's take a live look in san jose this morning. things look not too bad. meteorologist vianey arana is tracking what we can expect. rain to start out our morning, but that's not going to stick around all day. >> it should clear out just in time to enjoy your lunch or evening before we see overnight into tomorrow some more activity. you can see a little bit of the wet pavement in downtown san jose. this is the light kind of push that's moving through in through parts of san jose and san francisco right now, so for the most part, for the next couple of hours, this is going to clear out nicely. we're going to be left with cloud cover. this is at around 6:30 p.m. this evening. you'll notice a lot of the rain staying to the north. this is as the second system makes its approach.

this is going to begin to become more widespread heading into the overnight, early tuesday commute. so keep that in mind. let's check in on gas prices with mike. >> maybe you don't want to look, but you've got to know, i guess. we have to go to the big box store, the best price in the bay, $4.07 at costco in sunnyvale on lawrence station. remember, you don't have to be a member. you can buy gas if someone gives you a gas card or if you purchase a gas card through somebody. $4.07 at lawrence station. vallejo has the north bay's best of $4.19 at 7-eleven and alameda county's, $4.29 in oakland, the 76 station on harrison street. you get the news at gasbuddy.com. let's go out to the roadways, we're looking at a smooth flow of traffic except for san jose. this jam continues northbound 101 at mckee. this crash, no progress reported by chp. however, the slowing we saw on 280 has kind of cleared up. i think some folks are going to shift, once again, because the

backup starts before story road. some folks might shift to 87. the circled crash is eastbound, not your commute direction. giving life to one struggling san francisco neighborhood. the new program that may just add some pop with the help of music. and an apology this morning from the princess of wales. we'll tell you why. let's go out to the futures. kind of a rough day on friday, looks like more negatives today. it's monday morning. start your engines, because this is your chance to drive on the newly repaved sonoma raceway, and it will help provide for an important nonprofit.

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it is 6:15 right now in san jose. waking up to 53 degrees, cloudy skies and scattered activity. by the time we get to 10:00 a.m., we'll see the temperatures climb into the 60s. we'll keep some cloud cover, peeks of sunshine and another rain chance moves in later tonight. and a tough drive continues for san jose, at least this part of 101 northbound. but it's starting to build from story road past mckee. that's the slow stretch on the bayshore freeway. we'll talk about what i see as far as updates from chp and the impact coming up. good morning. very happy monday to you. the social network reddit just priced its stock with the hope

of going public later this week. investors pulling some cash out of nvidia, and why not? the stock is up 85% this year alone. boeing aircraft now under a criminal investigation after that door plug blowout of one of its 737s. transportation secretary pete buttigieg spoke about boeing sunday morning on fox news. >> just think about it. it's an amazing fact that a form of transportation that involves being sent through the air at nearly the speed of sound in a metal tube is the safest way to travel in america. if we want to maintain that, as we must, that means an enormous amount of rigor in dealing with boeing, in dealing with any regulatory issue. and that's exactly what faa is doing. we get important inflation numbers tomorrow, this after another hotter than expected jobs report on friday. more than a quarter million jobs created in a month, and wages continue to rise faster than

inflation. the princess of wales, catherine, apologizing this morning for posting what experts say is a digitally altered photograph. it has a red slash because we want to mark it as fake and not allow it to be reused. the princess has been recovering from some kind of abdominal surgery and sent this picture out on british mother's day. the social post says it's taken by william, the prince of wales. catherine taking full responsibility writing, quote, like many amateur photographers, i do occasionally experiment with editing. i wanted to express my apologies for any confusion the family photograph we shared yesterday caused. i hope everyone celebrating had a very happy mother's day. you probably want another look at it. reuters editors say her cardigan doesn't line up proper, which is a sign of photo shop. the picture is still up on the

royals' social media. i have no speculation of how it was edited, nor why it was edited. we haven't seen much of catherine after the surgery. but, again, this is not ai, this is simple photo shop. as we get into these things, it's going to be very important, the things that laura or marcus, the royals or the government or whatnot, these are genuine things. to get caught is not a good thing. >> thanks, scott. well, from high-profile business closures to crime, downtown san francisco is facing several challenges. now a new initiative aimed to revive the mid-market neighborhood. ♪♪ >> this is over in the mid-market neighborhood, so these two musicians were playing outside along market street yesterday. this is all part of a new music

project. it is called "busk it!" and it will connect local musicians and businesses along market street. during the launch, more than 25 musicians played on the sidewalk. the initiative will go on until november. local musicians will perform weekly. happening today, a new era in bay area racing getting the green light with a new test drive for charity. >> if you tuned into "today in the bay" on friday, you saw us tracking it all with lots of twists and turns. >> i'll tell you what, it's a great ride. i've been on this track a number of times over the years with the old pavement. whoa, this is the most fun i've had out here. >> you recognize our own bob redell there. he was taking a test drive on the new track at sonoma raceway. it just underwent its first complete repaving in 23 years. at 9:00 this morning, the drive for charity gets under way. people can sign up to take three laps around the track in their own cars. all proceeds are benefiting the speedway childrens' charity

sonoma, which helps children and families in need. >> is he driving? >> no, no. >> i was, like, wait a minute. >> we saw him in studio today, so we know he's okay. >> it should be a nice day, too. you know, just aside from some cloud cover, the rain is not going to make a big impact. and then we are going to settle into such a nice stretch of weather. i'm talking upper 70s on the maps. stick around, because i'm going to let you know when that will come into play. right now we do have scattered activity over satellite radar, you can see in the south bay, and then through the interior, the tri-valley. hour-by-hour outlook, let's move into that. so 7:00, mostly cloud cover. the second system starts to move north to south overnight late, late tonight into early tomorrow morning. so if you notice in the timestamp, right up here, it's about 2:30, then it becomes more south spread into about 5:00,

6:00, 7:00. by 8:00, notice san francisco, livermore, through parts of san jose as well. and of course the sierra, there is a special weather statement in effect for the sierra because the winds will pick up as the system moves through, and just as quickly as that system moves in, it clears out. by wednesday, we'll see some cloud cover lingering, but the conditions will be dry, and that's going to set us up for a nice stretch. i want to show you how much rain we're going to get. the first system late last night into today, very light and scattered. less than a tenth of an inch, parts of ukiah, a little over a quarter of an inch. by the time we see the second system, we do see more filling out through parts of the south bay, including livermore, san jose, stretching through morgan hill and gilroy. and then parts of the santa cruz coastal mountain areas will see from a quarter to under half an inch. even the second system, not a big rainmaker. as far as the sierra, we'll see higher accumulations, king dale, 7 inches of snow, kirk wood, 4

inches. and the gusty winds will pick upwards of 60 plus miles per hour. you want to check travel conditions, even though there's no winter warnings in effect. today we see temperatures climb into the low 60s as we inch closer toward your wednesday forecast. we'll start to notice temperatures climbing, and then i know you wanted to see the 70s because i talked about it. san francisco even expecting some 70s by the time we get to thursday and friday. those temperatures will really bump up for inland areas. look at this, thursday, friday, saturday, sunday, we're talking upper 70s. 76 degrees, could get warmer in some of the inland valleys. so quite a stunning weekend. we can start celebrating as early as the system moves out tomorrow. i think we can celebrate as long as you say it's okay. over here, no celebration, but there might be better news. north 101, i see this starting to steadily move and there's been -- i think chp has cleared the scene.

i'll get full clarity in just a couple of minutes. north 101 at mckee has been the big backup. i believe we're in recovery mode. back to you. >> thanks, mike. women in the workforce. coming up next, we continue to celebrate women's history month by taking a look at the impact they have on the workforce and they have on the workforce and the issues many are sti

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they file a sexual assault claim at work. 23% of female workers who are black, indigenous and people of color, say they don't feel valued in the workplace. we've got a lot more ahead at 6:30, including another freeway shooting in the bay area. the search under way, after one person was injured on the bay bridge. plus, a uc berkeley professor continues to leave the light on for his students in that building, that's the social sciences building here on campus. today another demonstration focusing on anti-semitism that jewish students say they're experiencing and the call of action they're asking for the university.

right now at 6:30, rising tensions on uc berkeley's campus, prompting a new response from jewish students and educators. the federal investigation now under way and a protest looking into causing disruptions today. a wet start to the week. roads are soaked this morning after some overnight showers. we are tracking how long the wet weather will stick around as we head into the rest of the week, and a much anticipated warm-up. and oakland is setting the table for a festival. it's a great time. it's spotlighting the vibrant food scene. we're moving you forward with more on the push to bring the community together.

this is "today in the bay." good monday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. we'll get you started with the day. if you stepped outside you know it's a little wet out there. how are things going to last throughout the day? >> once we get the system cleared out, i think we're going to have a lovely day ahead. that's going to depend on where you started your morning. we're seeing scattered activity. this is the golden gate bridge. we have wet pavement also in san jose as well. temperature-wise, we're starting in the 40s. if you look at the icons, it will be mostly a mix of sun and clouds. temperatures will be in the upper 50s today in san francisco. here is a live look in san jose. you can see the pavement, a little wet as well. heading into the next couple of hours, here is a closer look at your temperature trend. it's 53 degrees in san jose. by the time we get to 12:00, 1:00, we'll be in the upper 50s and low 60s.

in fremont we do have some activity on the radar. we'll talk more about our next storm system and what to expect coming up. 6:32 right now. happening today, jewish students at uc berkeley will protest what they call a lack of action by the school to protect students. it follows a chaotic incident on the campus two weeks ago. >> one professor now staging his own sit-in protest. "today in the bay"'s ginger conejero saab is live for us in berkeley this morning. so, ginger, talk to us about this. what is expected to happen today? >> reporter: well, later today, marcus and laura, jewish students will march in a protest they're calling liberate the gate and they're marching in protest to say that the university is lacking in its action to protect the physical safety of jewish students, as well as their right to free speech. now, this follows a protest that's happening actually --

that continues to happen from one of the university's professors. it's happening at the social sciences building here on campus. it is happening at the office of ron hassner, the chair of israel studies here at berkeley. he started his protest saying he will teach, eat and sleep in his office, that will be open at all hours of the day and night to students who do not feel safe or have been subjected to anti-semitic abuse, or students who wish to chat. he wrote, quote, i am pessimistic that this will sway the administration certainly in the short term. i am willing to wait it out as long as i can. but the main reason i'm doing this is not to exert indirect pressure on campus leaders, but to signal to you students that we, the faculty, care. professor hassner's sit-in comes after pro-palestinian students

disrupted a event that was abruptly canceled because of security concerns. since that time, the federal government has launched a discrimination investigation for its handling of anti-semitism. this, despite the school's strong condemnation of the incident, saying in part, quote, we share your anger and concern, and we understand that we must do all that we can to prevent anything like this from happening again. now, today's march will start at noon with a rally to follow at 12:15. that will take place at california hall. the march will start from the playhouse to california hall. and that is aimed, organizers say, to pressure the university and its leaders to suspend certain student groups that are being investigated for that february incident. in berkeley, ginger conejero saab, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much, ginger. well, a shooting on the bay bridge left one person injured over the weekend, and officers

are still looking for that shooter. so this happened around 8:20 saturday night, and the chp says that woman was driving on the eastern span of the bridge just past yerba buena island, when another car pulled next to her, started shooting at her car. the woman was hit, but chp is saying that it was not life-threatening injuries. the chp closed four of the five eastbound lanes for about two hours to investigate. anyone with information is urged to call police. one east bay city is trying to add a little spice to its restaurant scene and move the bay area forward after the difficult years during the pandemic. >> "today in the bay"'s bob redell joining us with more on the start of this year's restaurant week out in oakland. so customers probably can expect some good food out there. >> reporter: that's the idea. good morning to you. special dishes and deals as well. so this thursday visit oakland kicks off restaurant week, an annual event that's becoming more important after the difficult years of the pandemic,

and amidst the ongoing crime problem in oakland. more than 150 restaurants and food trucks are participating, featuring cuisines from all around the world, and neighborhoods all across the town. it is an opportunity for these places to not only welcome back regulars, but hopefully entice newcomers as well. >> people that haven't been here before, it's a great time to try us out and potentially make us one of your regular spots. >> i said, let me participate in the oakland restaurant week so people can get to know me more and i can share in the multicultural wealth the bay area offers. >> reporter: oakland's restaurant week runs from march 14th, which is this thursday, through march 24th. so ten days. not just a week, but a week and a half. you can check the visit oakland website for the updated list of participating businesses. >> gives us more time to check out some of those restaurants. thanks, bob. let's take a live look

outside overlooking san francisco, waiting for the sun's arrival, because it will stick around a little later in the day now that we've had the time change. 6:37 right now. vianey is in for kari this morning. >> we're looking good. i know we technically lost an hour of sleep, but it will be nice to enjoy sunshine at, like, 5:00 where i don't feel like it's time for bed. right now we do have live cams showcasing scattered activity. temperature-wise, 53 degrees in san jose, dublin 51, and san francisco 49 degrees. now, we are expecting to see some temperatures that are going to start to bump up eventually into the 70s by the end of the week. here is a closer look at satellite radar. we are expecting to see some changes tonight, an increase in cloud cover that will track in another system that's going to bring rain and also some sunshine as well heading into the overnight/early morning commute. let's get a check of the roads. >> much more movement, good recovery and the crash has been cleared from the chp report.

so north 101, we're going to say everything is clear from the roadway. there's recovery now northbound. but you're starting the slowdown at capitol expressway. it's pushing over to 87 and also 280 is seeing some folks try to get out of that. things should recover for the south bay. standard for the east bay, no problems for the peninsula. and in the rest of the quadrant, contra costa county shows a build over toward the richmond bridge. the live look shows you that traffic is starting to back up and also what vianey has been pointing out, damp roads today, tomorrow morning likely more activity on the roadway and a little more rain. back to you. >> thanks, mike. the warriors suddenly lacking some serious fire power. coming up, we check in on steph curry's ankle injury. the absence sure to be felt tonight and chances it may continue later into the week with their playoff against the lakers. in washington, a congresswoman clarifies a story she told. out to the big board in new york city, where we're going to

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there. but the scattered activity as far as the showers go will be clearing out before another one moves in. we'll talk about the timing, how much rain, and potential 70s in the forecast. you're looking at a smooth flow of traffic. there's a lot of cars on the westbound commute. the metering lights are allowing that. capacity is moving smoothly across the bay bridge. across the golden gate bridge we're seeing more headlights as well. a typical flow out of the tunnel and across the span into toward san francisco. president joe biden is directly criticizing israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu over his handling of the war in gaza. >> the president saying too many civilians are hurt and killed by israeli forces. >> we were hoping for a cease-fire, which being the first day of ramadan. instead, we're seeing pictures of horrific violence and worry that the surviving refugees are being pushed into smaller and smaller areas. the president spoke with ms nbc,

the correspondent asking when the leader of the jewish state would have a, quote, come-to-jesus moment. >> so what's the come to jesus part? what tough love are you going to give to the prime minister? >> what's happening is he has a right to defend israel, a right to continue to pursue hamas, but he must, he must, pay more attention to the lives being lost as a consequence of the actions taken. in my view, he's hurting israel more than helping israel, it's contrary to what israel stands for. i think it's a big mistake. >> there was hope the two sides could come to the cease-fire agreement but that seems off the table. the release of hostages and prisoners a sticking point. violence continues. tremendous hunger as well. images of the little boy barely more than a skeleton shortly before the doctors say he starved to death, have been seen around the world.

the president will release his budget today. the white house says it will include a plan to reduce the deficit because it allows some trump-er attacks breaks to sunset and adds others for big corporations and americans making more than $400,000 a year. if you don't make more than $400,000 a year, your taxes would not go up. then again, it has little chance of passing the house as written, anyway. alabama congresswoman katie britt clarifying the story she told during her response to the state of the union thursday night. she told a story about a woman who had been trafficked. here is britt making that statement from her kitchen. in that story, she told the american people, while talking about what she says is president biden's failed immigration policy, the story, but did not mention the incident happened long before joe biden was president. george bush was. in fact, the incident she appears to be talking about didn't happen in the united states. britt says she was clear in her

speech that it had happened quite some time ago. >> but to be clear, the story that you relayed is not something that's happened under the biden administration, that particular person? >> well, i very clearly said, i spoke to a woman who told me about when she was trafficked when she was 12. so i didn't say a teenager, i didn't say a young woman. a grown woman. a woman when she was trafficked when she was 12. >> and, rest assured, every detail about it is real, except the year, where it took place, and who was president when it happened. >> the whole thing parodies on "saturday night live." president biden campaigns in new hampshire today. he and donald trump stumping in georgia over the weekend. looking ahead, robert hur, the special counsel that investigated biden will testify before congress tomorrow, marcus. >> thanks, scott. the warriors will once again

play without their star, steph curry tonight, when they take to the court in san antonio. the dubs certainly could have used him when they lost to the spurs saturday night at chase center. the spurs have the fewest wins in the conference, but that didn't stop them from winning by 13. curry sprained his ankle last thursday. the team says they'll be reviewing him and evaluate him tomorrow. new this morning, the 49ers are also kicking off a new search for some of the best bay area teachers. >> and we know there are plenty out there. the 49ers foundation now asking for nominees for the dr. harry edwards follow your bliss award grants. it recognizes educators who make a difference in students' lives. ten recipients will each receive $2,000 for school supplies, projects and/or programs. organizers say the money can go a long way in a teacher's classroom. >> sometimes a thankless job, you definitely don't get into

education because you want to be the next millionaire. you get into education because it's made an impact in your life and you want to make an impact in the lives of others. so this is our way. it might be small, but we take immense pride in education. >> our students were able to attain more books, books that would help them read and books that will help their families support them in reading. >> that was principal ramirez in the foster city school district, which received the award last year. you can find a copy of this year's nomination form on the 49ers website. the deadline to submit your application is march 29th. thank you to all the teachers out there. pull out the red carpet. or maybe roll it up, because it's in the rearview mirror for the 96th annual oscar awards. >> so the ceremony, of course it was filled with glamour, some laughs, and what else, the

dancing kens. ♪♪ ♪ i'm just ken ♪ ♪ where i see love she sees a friend ♪ >> that suit is kind of nice. >> wow, you would rock that on "today in the bay." >> tell me about it. check in next week. that's ryan gosling performing "i'm just ken" from the "barbie" movie. it was nominated for the best original song category and lost to another hit, billie eilish's "what was i made for" and it was a big night for the other summer blockbuster, "oppenheimer," winning the best picture category. cillian murphy and robert downey jr. taking home best actor and supporting actors. emma stone taking home best actress for her performance in "poor things," and devine joy

randolph took home best supporting actress for "the holdovers." >> very nice. >> there's movies i still need to watch. also, you know, movies might be fine this weekend. but i think the outdoors is going to be better. maybe an outdoor movie showing. have you ever done a drive-in? >> yeah, one in san jose. i'll get to your seven-day forecast and show you exactly what i mean. 53 degrees in san jose right now, dublin 51, fremont 51. we have scattered activity, but it is trace amounts. this is what we're seeing right now, parts of stockton, this just moved through parts of the oakland stretch, fremont stretch. down through the south bay, right now we're catching a bit of a break in san jose. but we do have some rain moving through monterey, through parts of the mountains, and then we do have that wintery mix for the sierra. now, as far as the sierra goes, there's no winter statements --

i should say winter warnings in effect, but there is a special weather statement in effect. it will be a wintery mix paired with gusty winds which could make an impact on travel conditions. 7:30, notice mostly cloud cover, and then here comes the next system late overnight at around 2:30, starting in the north bay, becoming more widespread through parts of the south bay by the time we hit that 5:00, 6:00, 7:00 hour. by 8:30, livermore, san jose, palo alto, light to moderate rain at times, and then the sierra starts seeing a pickup in the snow accumulations. that quickly clears out, and wednesday we're going to see some cloud cover, but dry conditions will remain. how much rain are we getting? the first system we saw move in late last night, less than tenth of an inch for almost everybody. let's layer on the layers of tuesday's storm. notice the coastal mountains here, we get more of that green color. that's a little over a quarter of an inch. so even then, not a huge rainmaker.

snow totals, we could see anywhere from 4 to 5, 7 inches for the higher peaks. let's get a check of that sierra snowpack and see where our numbers stand. the north is at about 115%, central at 100%, the south stretch at about 92%. and that puts us at a statewide average of 104%. so we're doing fantastic. we're at about 93%, 94% for the april 1st average. april is when it really starts to count, once the temperatures warm up. the snow melts and goes into our waterways and reservoirs. your seven-day forecast starting on wednesday and thursday, high pressure rolls in. if you're in the inland areas, this is why an outside movie theatre would be fantastic. 75 degrees on friday, 76 saturday. >> i cannot believe it. i have to, your computer says so. we're looking at the bay bridge toll plaza. the backup is moving, the backup

builds throughout the east bay spots. richmond down to the berkeley curve. highway 4 holding steady. the build into concord. there's a little more slowing at the dublin grade. no incidents reported. pretty typical for the rest of the east bay. slowing through sunol for south 680, the volume. the arrows show you where things are slowed traveling north through san jose. we have recovery for 101 from the earlier crash at mckee. happening now, what if we told you there are $532 million reasons to grab a powerball ticket tonight? that is the amount of the latest jackpot which someone last won right at the start of the new year. that means no winner for the last 30 drawings. if you're thinking about taking the one-time cash payout winning tonight, it will add up to about $260 million before taxes. up next, the top stories we're following, including a deadly hit-and-run. the overnight investigation closed a major freeway.

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welcome back. we're moving you forward with a look at the top stories on "today in the bay." >> first we are following some breaking news, the chp investigating a deadly hit-and-run. this happened about 1:30 this morning. that's when a car struck a pedestrian in lanes on westbound interstate 80 near 5th street off-ramp. now, for some time all of the traffic was diverted. so far, there's no vehicle description. anyone who witnessed what

happened, you are asked to contact police. a shooting on the bay bridge left one person injured over the weekend. officers are still looking for the shooter. it happened about 8:20 saturday night. the chp says the woman was driving on the eastern span of the bridge just past yerba buena island. another car pulled next to her and started shooting. the woman was hit, but chp says it was not life-threatening. the chp closed four of the five eastbound lanes for about two hours to investigate. anyone with information should call the chp. a former benicia schoolteacher is due in court, accused of lewd acts with a child. matthew shelton is charged with five felony counts. prosecutors charged him shortly after he left his teaching job at robert se me middle school. it's prompting a new review of hiring policies at benicia

schools, along with an internal investigation launched by the superintendent. jewish students at uc berkeley are organizing a march over what they say is the school's failure to respond to yeent semitic violence on campus. two weeks ago a heated protest by palestinian supporters shut down a campus event featuring a jewish speaker. about 200 protesters surrounded the building and broke inside. the school later released a statement condemning what happened. since that time, the federal government has launched a discrimination investigation for its handling of anti-semitism. last look at that forecast today. >> we're going to get some scattered activity, i think for the next hour or so. after that, it's going to be mainly cloud cover. later tonight into early tomorrow, we get the arrival of a second system, but a weak low pressure system. the next one is expected to expand more into the south bay for tomorrow morning's commute. in the south bay commute

this morning, we have pretty typical volume, but, look, 87 is a little slower than you might expect. we have more volume there. it might have been caused by the earlier crash that did clear. 87 northbound, a little heavier. the "today" show is moments away, but we continue on roku and other streaming platforms. all new at 7:00, the data the state could soon require robotaxi companies to provide. >> that's what's happening on "today in the bay." i hope you have a great morning. the "today" show is coming up next. severe storms causing major problems up and down the east coast. >> it's having a ripple effect across the country, good morning. it's march 11th. this is "today." dangerous weather. tens of millions waking up to high wind warnings from the deep