five a shooting ends with a crash overnight in the east bay. a live report from the scene, with the latest from police, and

a new push for funding to make improvements at one of california's most dangerous train crossings, which happens to be right here in the bay area. plus, a critical day in former president donald trump's historic hush money trial. both sides are set to make their final plea to jurors. the potential impact on the 2024 campaign this is today in the bay. good tuesday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia and i'm marcus washington. mike's going to have a look at that commute coming up in just a bit. i like that pocket square by the way. thank you. you want i'll get it later. we'll work this out. but let's get a look at what's going on there. all right. well, it feels like it's been summer, like around the bay area. now that we've unofficially kicked it off after memorial day. and we are going to have actually cooler temperatures for this afternoon as we take a live look outside in san jose. we're going to have our morning start, our typical

start in the mid 50s. but then we're also going to be mostly cloudy through the next few hours. and once that marine layer clears out, we are going to have a slightly cooler day and temperatures going from low 70s at noon to mid 70s for later today, up to 71 in fremont, and looking at some upper 70s for parts of the north bay. we'll talk about our range and temperatures and what's ahead. coming up, mike, you already have a couple of crashes out there. yes, but just a couple of crashes. those are the only two incidents we have on the grid. south bay had a crash down here near bailey, but it did clear without any major issues. we're looking over to highway four in your commute direction. right around willow pass road. there is a crash now on the shoulder, but it involves a big rig, so i've got my eyes on that to see if there's any complications with towing things away. meanwhile, southbound 880, as you're getting down toward marina, there is a crash here as well. reports that it crossed the freeway, went into the center divide. so i believe that's where everything is riding. we have no slowing in

the area, but we'll continue to watch this as well. no injuries reported. that's the good news. but not far from here, a similar situation. this is not related as far as i know because i think marcus, you have a crash also in the area. hand it off to you. all right. thanks, mike. with that breaking news from overnight out of the east bay, a person shot and killed. now police are searching for the suspect. let's check in with today in the bay bob redell. he joins us live from san leandro, where the victim was found dead in a car crash. what do we know here, bob? good morning. lauren. marcus. we're here on macarthur and durant in san leandro, outside the soundtech music karaoke business here, where you can see there was a car crash and it was in this car crash where this shooting victim passed away. right here on this sidewalk overnight. this all unfolded around 1120 last night and actually started about a mile from here on macarthur and 98th, which is actually in oakland now. that's where police responded to reports of shots fired. an officer on the scene told our photographer that someone was shot while sitting

in a car. now you should be able to see in the video dozens of shell casings on the ground at that location after the shooting. after this person was shot, the victim either drove or had someone else drive them to the location where i'm at. again, about a mile away, and their vehicle crashed into a white van, which crashed into this building and in the black car carrying the victim. that car has since been removed, wrecked up onto the sidewalk where the victim was declared dead from their gunshot wounds because it was really loud and so the guy was sitting in the car. i couldn't vaguely i could see him, but i couldn't get a good look at him. but he wasn't moving at all. so apparently he must have been dead because that car had to be going over 100 and some miles per hour. you know, it was going crazy. so again, the victim died here on the sidewalk in a black car that has since been removed. but the white van remains. traffic here on macarthur is as normal. people are driving back and forth pretty fast, actually, out

here in this early hour reporting live here in san leandro, bob redell today in the bay. bob, thanks for the latest. there it is, 504 right now and developing at this hour. san jose police investigate after a homicide leads to an hour long standoff. it happened along north 20th street and julian near coyote creek. investigators say they received reports of a shooting at a home about 6:00 last night. officers say they then engaged with a man who barricaded himself inside the home. he eventually surrendered to police. around 2.5 hours later, a woman was found dead inside the home today in the bay's ginger conejero saab is on the scene this morning working to gather new information. karen, we'll check in with her with a live report ahead in our next half hour. after more than a month closing arguments set to begin today in the former president donald trump's new york hush money trial today in the bay's brie jackson live in washington this morning and brie the president not one to push away from comments has he made any comments about this pivotal moment in the first criminal

trial against him? good morning marcus. so former president trump aired his grievances online overnight, complaining that the prosecution gets to make the final argument, saying why can't the defense go last after weeks of back and forth battles in the courtroom, the prosecution will get its final chance to convince jurors that former president trump falsified business records in an effort to silence adult film star stormy daniels. take the jury through how the conspiracy was formed. how we know donald trump himself was not only a part of that conspiracy and a broad sense, but okayed the payment to stormy daniels. the defense is expected to take aim at former trump fixer michael cohen and his credibility, and try to suggest that michael cohen was acting completely independently to the extent there was a conspiracy here. it was a conspiracy between michael cohen and david pecker. and, you know, keith

davidson, but not donald trump. trump spent parts of the memorial day weekend at campaign events like tonight. that's nice. he was booed at the libertarian national convention saturday. then during a nascar race sunday, he ignored shouted questions about this pivotal week for his trial. thank you everybody. thank you very much. how do you feel about tuesday? how do you feel about closing arguments? meanwhile, the biden campaign is ramping up its attacks on the presumptive gop nominee. the president. president trump is unhinged. he's dangerous, and we cannot let him get back to the oval office. trump has denied any wrongdoing, claiming the hush money case against him is a witch hunt verdict, and former president trump's hush money case could come as soon as this week. marcus brie jackson in washington this morning. brie. thank you. new this morning spain, norway and ireland are

set to formally recognize a palestine as a state. spain's prime minister made that announcement in a televised address today. he said that spain will not recognize any changes to pre 1967 borders unless agreed to by both parties. the government of spain will approve the official recognition of palestine as a state. with this decision, spain joins the more than 140 countries that already recognize palestine. this is a historic decision that has a single goal to contribute to achieving peace between israelis and palestine's . the spanish government is expected to formally approve that recognition later today. well, new video shows the destruction in papua new guinea following a landslide. officials they've been unable to determine the exact death toll following friday's disaster. authorities believe more than 2000 people have been buried alive this morning. there are growing fears

a second possible landslide could happen. so far, the remains of only five people have been recovered. calls are growing to fund a proposed grade separation of what's considered to be one of california's most dangerous train crossings. over the years, numerous collisions have occurred at the broadway crossing in burlingame. state senator josh becker today will talk about plans to include $100 million in state budgeting for the planned grade separation, which already includes renderings. similar ideas are proposed for two other peninsula train crossings. a news conference is scheduled for 830 this morning, but before that, senator becker will join us live on our streaming newscast at 8 a.m. you can watch the full interview on roku and other streaming platforms. it's 509 right now. let's take a live look out and you can see nothing. not much a little light there and some fog, possibly, and a few little droplets there on the camera. meteorologist kari hall has a look at what we can expect across the bay area. better views over in walnut creek. absolutely we're getting

a look at the marine layer that coastal fog and the clouds that we see to start out our mornings, but we know that also helps cool our temperatures down. and we're going to see that going into the afternoon. but this is where we can see that we are approaching sunrise a little bit earlier every single day. and now, as we get closer to summer, we're going to have these longer days and usually our temperatures heat up. but today we get a break with our morning in the mid 50s, headed for the low 70s, and then we start to see things warming up by the end of the week. so i'll show you that forecast in a few minutes. mike's been trying to get us some lower gas prices. doing what i can, you know, i'll just report what we got here, what you share on gasbuddy.com cooper chino has your best in the south bay. 459 at great gas on north deanza boulevard. same best of 459 for solano county as well. this is exxon on springs road in vallejo. bottom number here contra costa county's leader is pleasant hill. 465 at arco on pleasant hill road. get

all these prices and more and gasbuddy.com like we said, get out to the roadways and easy drive right now, but we'll see more traffic coming in already. and the altamont pass west 580 shows more slowing than we saw for the last couple of or the end of last week. and we see the build after the holiday yesterday. folks are back in town, some are coming back into town today, though, looking at san rafael southbound with those tail lights. no delays through the north bay all the way to the golden gate bridge. a smooth drive for 101. back to you. thanks mike. okay, do you ever have trouble naming a song like that one? i know, what is that? what is that? okay, well, head on today in the bay, the all new tool looking to help you find any track. even with just a little hum of a tune and you name that tune we discussed this at the desk. it's tainted love. all right. also, a cell phone shakeup coming up in business days. and how about some fries with that? scott you're like with what? yeah, the hamburger today is national hamburger day. stick around because we're going to tell you about some deals. you can take advantage of. deals. yes deals. classic pickle

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further here in this shot, looking toward the bay bridge in san francisco. and we are going to see it become mostly cloudy or remain mostly cloudy through about 9 to 10:00. after that, it's clearing out, becoming sunny and a really nice afternoon, but staying on the

cool side with highs in the low 60s. we will have a significant warm up coming up soon. we'll talk about that coming up in a few minutes. all right. so that explains a little of the glow i'm seeing with these lights. when we do see headlights. here we go. when there's a cluster of them, sometimes we see a little more glow or a little more aura around them. no problem. listed for visibility across that bridge, the richmond bridge, of course, but we are looking at some wind at chp is reporting also out of the altamont pass. we'll keep our eyes on both of those reports. well good morning. very happy tuesday to you. markets were closed monday, but we do have breaking business news this morning. t-mobile will buy most of us cellular for nearly four and a half dollars billion. if you use us cellular you can keep your plan. we'll watch stocks related to the movie industry today. this is amc theaters. after a dud of a memorial day weekend for holly. but memorial day is supposed to be the big weekend. this time last year, top gun maverick came out. this year, not much. there

will be a big change today on the markets. the speed at which they settle up trades. it's called t plus one and it gives firms one day to make good on their transactions. the agreement to trade to buy or sell has been made in split seconds for years, but the back office paperwork is sometimes taken several days. this will not affect your trades on robinhood or schwab's app, but it may cause a few hiccups on the markets today and tomorrow. a big firm is urging tesla shareholders to say no to a multibillion dollar bonus for elon musk. the same bonus a delaware court said was unfair for the firm. glass lewis points out the $56 billion bonus would devalue current shareholders holdings shareholders vote on it next month. now this $56 billion is a breath taking amount of money. but musk did do the things the company asked him to do. he achieved the goals they set to get that bonus. musk has said he may leave tesla if he

doesn't get the money. some shareholders say that might be best for the car company. well, there are changes coming to your iphone. bloomberg's mark gurman says the apple is working on eye emojis. your phone will make up emojis on the fly based on what you're texting. and as weird as this sounds, you'll be able to change the color of your apps. can you imagine netflix and green? so the reason you might want to do that is maybe all of your financial apps will be green. all your communication apps or, i don't know, red health apps or blue, though, because for advertising, you know, the logo, the logo expects certain things to be certain colors. now they're also going to have a new ai in siri, which is going to be very welcome. worldwide developers conference can't quite remember what it is, but it's next month. this is when we'll see all of this. and you know, a smarter siri would be welcome. i don't know what you're talking about. oh look, speaking of apps, scott, how about this google is rolling out

a new feature. this is for the android youtube music app, which is similar to shazam that feature is going to allow you to hum, whistle, sing, or even play the recording of that song to figure out what it's called. you'll see a waveform icon next to the microphone. the icon which appears when you tap a search button on the app. it's also going to start listening, and experts say that it really is. pretty fairly accurate with its answers there. we'll have to have fun with that one, right? i'm interested in that one. i tried to do the humming with shazam. it didn't really. it was like, i'm like, come on, i know i had it right. exactly and it was a it was a janet jackson song too. so, you know, i knew it. all right. so let's talk about this. it's a good day for me. yes, yes. because today hamburger day, national hamburger day, i love it. arguably one of the best dishes that celebrated across the us. and you can actually chomp down on some deals today because it is national hamburger day. fire up the grill. it all coincides with burger king's 70th birthday, so the chain has offers all week long through its

royal perks loyalty program. you are the king, marcus. that includes a free hamburger today with the purchase of $0.70 or more. wendy's customers can get a junior bacon cheeseburger for $0.01 with any purchase today through sunday. also buffalo wild wings blazin rewards members can get a free burger with the purchase of another burger today, so take your best buddy for a burger. get one for yourself. i never knew buffalo wild wings sold. i know that either. i'm very happy that we have the morning shift because there's plenty of time then to get multiple meals. you better get bigger chairs out here. that's true. national workout day tomorrow, right? it should be coming off a three day weekend for a lot of folks. and the weather's been pleasant. it has been great for us and one of the coolest we've seen in quite a while. for the memorial day weekend. well, now we are also starting out with people heading back to work with some nice and mild weather. we're in the mid 50s in palo alto, 55 in san

jose. you're stepping out the door to 53 in oakland and 54 in san francisco. so let's zoom in to the south bay, take a look at our high temperatures for this afternoon. not bad. right 75 in san jose, 76 in east san jose, 79 in morgan hill. and we're also looking at mid to upper 70s all across the east bay, even only 73 in livermore and in hayward, 68 degrees there will be in the mid 60s for san mateo, palo alto, 73 degrees still in the 50s near the coast. it's going to be chilly, foggy and cool today and also a lot of clouds over san francisco. a few more peeks of sunshine downtown and in the mission district. so we're headed for the low 60s and in the north bay, 77 for a high. today in napa and santa rosa, 81 degrees. if you've been looking at the 7-day forecast at the bottom of the screen, we're headed for a warm up. but as of now, as we check in on our reservoirs, they're doing pretty well. a lot of them at or above

what we typically see for this time of year before that major snow melt has really finished. so we're seeing a lot of our reservoirs in the 80 to 90, even close to 100% range of total capacity. and now we're also looking at a couple of storm systems moving across the pacific northwest. you can see the clouds reaching closer to the bay area. and then we also have the coastal fog that we've seen developing. so that's going to keep our temperatures down, the storm staying to our north. but then going into the end of the weekend, we do get a slight cool down as that rain approaches far northern california. but then shortly thereafter that high pressure builds and our temperatures will quickly ramp up for that first week of june. so now we're still enjoying some mild weather, but it will get a little bit warmer through the end of the week, and the peak of those temperatures will be on thursday, with a lot of our inland spots up to 90 degrees, and thankfully we won't see that for the weekend. we're

going to go back to some low 80s while san francisco, so we're keeping it fairly mild here with some low 70s for the end of the week. mike, you've been keeping an eye on oakland. yeah, just looking at the volume of traffic here southbound from the coliseum. so we're passing by the coliseum here from high street. it's starting to move very smoothly, but starting to show a little more traffic flow. the reason i'm concerned about the volume is they still have the activity south down toward marina boulevard. it may be clearing over the next couple of minutes. it looks like my traffic partners did clear that from the incident report. so we'll double check on the big rig that was going on there. as for an earlier crash on the nimitz, as you head down towards through san leandro, the other crash is right here. westbound highway four. now, the crash is cleared from the incident report here as well. but i do see a little bit of slowing. we're watching that for build here as well as 37 for the start of your morning commute. back to you. thank you mike. 522 next year on today in the bay nbc bay area responds. good morning, i'm chris komura. today we have a special look at the specialized cargo that team usa is taking to

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a big 12. team usa is packing up and we asked our in-house travel pro chris chmura to give us a peek at some of the unusual

cargo we're seeing flying overseas. good morning. meet the team that's fueling team usa chefs, sous chefs and dietitians. in total, nine food pros will fly to france to feed team usa three meals a day. we spoke with brian knudsen, who oversees team usa's food and nutrition. he says his team started planning the menu two and a half years ago. they're cooking up 250 recipes using a thousand ingredients. they're going to buy most food locally in france, including 13,000 baguettes met with the bakery my last time there, and my current estimate is around 200 baguettes per day, which he is prepared to make more. he he's like, you're going to be buying more, but team usa isn't going 100% local. it's bringing a couple tons of all american flavor 34 pallets. you see there are shipping from the states to france just to bring that that, you know, comfortable piece, that familiarity that our athletes get here, and that's why we go

right. you know, the last thing you want to do during an olympic year, during the games, is change their diets. these pallets also contain more than 10,000 american made protein shakes. knudsen said he just couldn't find anything in france that matched the athletes expectations for post-workout muscle recovery. i found one more thing that is hopping the pond for team usa. these chocolate peanut butter medals. they're delicate. and so team usa says the 400 pounds of them that they're going to take, they're actually going to hand carry on their international flights with special permission from delta airlines. don't want to be behind them at the tsa checkpoint, do you? back to you. i'm ginger conejero saab and we're live in san jose, where investigators are piecing together what led to an hours long standoff and a disturbing discovery inside a residence. we'll have the details after the

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race voters are deciding today to fill out berkeley city council this race is today on the bay. and happy tuesday morning to you. i'm marcus washington and i'm laura garcia. let's start out with a look of the forecast for this tuesday. meteorologist kerry hall is tracking what we can expect. yeah, if you were off yesterday and heading back to work today, we're going to continue the same weather that we had yesterday, but we're going to bring it down a notch. it's going to be slightly cooler for this afternoon. we are starting out with some clouds as we take a live look outside in san jose. our usual marine layer that rolls in through the morning. it keeps those temperatures from heating up too quickly, and then it clears out. we'll be with us again today. so as we take a look at our trend in berkeley, it's going to clear out around 10 to 11:00. and then the rest of the day, nice and sunny temperatures headed for the mid 60s. here in oakland. we'll see a high of 68 degrees as well as 68. in hayward, san mateo today, 66. but we are going to still

see some upper 70s and low 80s the farther you go inland. so i'll be tracking that and a warm up by the end of the week. mike, now you have a new hazard reported on the bay bridge. yes, a lot of slowing kick in here around treasure island. reports of a disabled vehicle. it's an electric vehicle. i don't know if it ran out of charge, but the person who was driving apparently is out of that vehicle. so that's a distraction and a concern as well. we're following the activity, but we see the slowing already from treasure island creeping back toward the toll plaza. the other arrows show you typical builds where we expect them throughout the east bay and the north bay. but a quick look at the bay bridge toll plaza. we don't have the backup forming yet, but they may turn on the metering lights a couple minutes early and maybe a little slower. we'll see how this develops. westbound across the bay bridge back to you. thank you. mike, it is 532 right now and developing this morning. investigators are trying to piece together what went wrong inside a san jose home leading to an hours long police standoff. when it ended, officers made a disturbing discovery finding a dead body

inside. today, in the bay's ginger conejero saab, she is live for us this morning at the scene. ginger, what have we been able to learn this morning? well, good morning, marcus and laura. so far, san jose police only providing a few details about what happened here last night. but this was an hours long standoff here on the 300 block of north 20th street between washington and julian. you can see there are still crime scene investigators on scene here, with their unit parked in front of the home. now, police say they originally responded to a possible shooting here a little after 6 p.m. yesterday. someone barricaded themselves inside a residence and a warning went out to avoid this area. nearly three hours later, police say the suspect surrendered and was taken into custody. now. officers then discovered a woman's body inside the home immediately calling it a homicide. the motive and the

circumstances surrounding the event are still unknown, as is the relationship. if there is one between the suspect and the woman found inside. and that is the latest update we have from san jose police. we know, as i pointed out, that crime scene investigators are still here. they are have been looking into this and working throughout the night, and we're expecting to get another update from san jose police at some point today. but so far, this block still blocked off. investigators still working to learn more about this as soon as we learn more, we'll let you guys know. marcus and laura, and we'll also have it online at nbcbayarea.com. guys, back to you. all right. sounds good. thank you. ginger. well, concord police, they were kept busy with this police barricade. now it's still not clear what happened yesterday, but our crew was there as officers ordered a suspect to the ground. taking that person into custody. now, the three hour standoff ended at around 9 p.m. and someone's front yard on rosebrook court. that incident also triggered a shelter in place. no injuries

were reported. a peninsula doctor who became stranded in the war zone in gaza is talking about her return home and the desperate conditions she left behind. haley schiller colostomy became stuck after israeli forces closed the rafah border. she finally returned home over the weekend. she says she never believed the border would close, but it also meant critical supplies never made it to people who urgently needed it, and there was not much i could offer them. what you see is exactly what is real, what you see people suffering, malnutrition. you see people desperately trying to leave. this is all real. she was originally supposed to return in the middle of may. now she's home and she's seeing. she's very torn. seeing the latest images of destruction and being unable to help. well, a busy week ahead in court for

the man who violently attacked paul pelosi. but today, the judge is expected to reopen dave to perhaps federal sentencing hearing this after a judge never allowed depape the opportunity to speak when he was sentenced to 30 years. now, the duration of that sentence is not expected to change. meanwhile, testimony could begin as soon as tomorrow and to perhaps state trial. jurors were sworn in last friday, but his attorneys today are expected to argue the state charges should be dismissed, citing double jeopardy. and the sister of a high profile murder suspect is expected to return to court in san francisco. she's alemany is facing dui charges stemming from a crash in the tenderloin last fall. her brother, nima, is the man accused of killing tech executive bob lee. prosecutors say that she was high on drugs when she slammed her car into several parked cars. sources say that she may agree to a plea deal. a massive fire at an east bay lumber yard is still under

investigation. this morning. we're hearing from the owner about the damage left behind. it happened sunday night at economy lumber on high street in oakland . john bacon is the owner of the well-known east bay lumber yard, which has been in the city for decades. he says the estimated damages from the fire to the high end lumber equipment could be millions of dollars. we got, you know, almost a million bucks in forklifts that were in that shed, the charging elements for keeping the units charged up. oakland fire is still trying to determine the cause of that fire, but it confirms the fire did originate inside of a building at the lumber yard. as for the next steps, john says work at the lumber yard will be put on hold until next week. any future redesign of the building will include a sprinkler system, which was not in place previously. well some good news for dozens of seniors waiting to return to their east bay homes. pg and e is expected to restore power in their apartment building today. oak grove senior

terrace in oakley was evacuated sunday, sending more than 60 of those seniors to nearby hotels free of charge. now it happened when a clogged pipes and sewage spilling to bacon apartment, knocking out power in one elevator. management expects tenants to return late today or early tomorrow to decision 2024. in a special election being held today in berkeley, four candidates are vying for city council seat vacated after kate harrison abruptly resigned in january. the election covers berkeley's fourth district solely. alpert currently serves on berkeley's rent stabilization board. ilana auerbach is a community organizer and hernandez story is chief of staff for fellow council member terry taplin and igor tregub. works in climate policy. harrison's term runs through 2026. voters can vote in person at the morse block building on shattuck avenue. 538 this morning, as we take a live look at the golden gate bridge. there, you can see some fog

lingering this morning. meteorologist kari hall is tracking what we can expect throughout the bay area this morning. how is it looking, gary? yeah, it's going to be foggy, low visibility, maybe even some mist and drizzle for a while in san francisco this morning. and then as we take a look at our temperatures, we're for the most part starting out in the upper 40s, low 50s. and after this cool morning, we are going to see a mostly cloudy start turn into a sunny day with some really mild temperatures in menlo park, we're going from 51 at 6:00 to 61 degrees at 10:00, and then through the rest of the day, we're going to stay in the 60s. as you make your way inland. just enough of a breeze coming off of that fog along the coastline to keep our temperatures mild. so we're only up to about 73 in livermore, 78 in concord and low 80s for vacaville for the north bay, we're anywhere from 75 in novato to 81 in santa rosa and clear lake. and we'll talk about a warm up for the end of the week coming up in a few minutes. mike, you're seeing a quick build at the toll plaza. we are because of that disabled

vehicle. we talked about mid-span right around treasure island. we do have one lane blocked and so they turned on and then slowed down the metering lights from what they normally would. so the pace is definitely backed up here. we do have a smooth drive for hov. the advantage if you do take carpool, take partners across the bridge. the jam up at the toll plaza, keeping the span moving a little better and traffic a little bit lighter for the volume. so they have room to work over here at treasure island. chp, from what i understand, is on scene, so hopefully they can help that vehicle get off of the bridge. maybe they'll exit at treasure island. they haven't heard that specific strategy yet, but we do know that there's a typical build for highway 37, and concord sees a little more slowing spread out from pittsburgh, all the way in toward pleasant hill for the slowing. on 242. now, as we look toward the future, we're looking at the game tonight, oracle park. there's three games over this week, so yesterday, today and tomorrow we have this series going on at the oracle park. slowdown will be in the area around around the crossing the bridge and the parking lots. keep that in mind. vta in the south bay still has the blue

line with work between blossom hill and tamien station, so keep that in mind. but right now, as predicted, we typically have that slowing. and there it is triggered for one on one just north right around oakland road. and then there's a new incident reported over here near the dublin interchange a few minutes ago. don't have a lot of detail, but we do see a little slowing as far as i understand. one lane is blocked in the commute direction, though, toward the dublin interchange, where you would normally see slowing. it's augmented right now. back to you. you can always count on mike. he's like right about now and there it is. thanks. 544 right now, you know, water utilities increasingly becoming targeted by cyber attacks. well, still ahead for you this morning we're going to talk about that new warning from federal leaders. and the upgrades one expert tells us are urgently needed. the white house keeping it quiet today. probably because closing arguments are underway in that trump trial. we'll bring you the very latest from there. plus don't blink. he just took off his fingers. oh, could you have warned me before i saw that

entertainment acts from around the world will be competing to win in the new season of america's got talent ahead. the big twist in store this time around. and one competitor who is cute as can be no matter how you add it up. oh gave it here. ouch. you're watching today in

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look at san rafael as you're heading to work in the north bay. expected to be mostly cloudy and temperatures in the upper 40s. it's going to clear out here by about 7 to 8:00. the rest of the day is sunny and our temperatures are staying nice and mild for this time of year, but things will heat up very quickly. very soon we'll talk more about that coming up in the full microclimate forecast and building up right now. west 580 we showed you that on the maps. this is approaching the dublin interchange. we have a disabled vehicle actually a crash as you approach the dublin interchange. and so one lane is blocked at the very least crews should be arriving on scene. but you see the buildup forming heading there. and wait. there's more for 580. we may have another crash and we'll talk about that coming up. well, hackers are targeting our water utilities so much now, the federal government is urging our local water suppliers to take immediate action to protect these precious resources. now, epa released a new warning earlier this month.

this is after it found about 70% of utilities inspect year violae standards meant to protect cyber prevent cyber attacks. now, the cyber security expert we spoke with says china, russia, syria and iran are the main culprits behind these breaches and intrusions. part of the problem is most water systems now rely on digital technologies. they're no longer, you know, manual systems that used to be used a long time ago. so now that they're digital, if you think about a hacker, they can do things like change a parameter on the system, change the way the water is ingested, change the chemicals that are used. so the impact can be everything from just shut the water down completely all the way to contaminate it. and that's not great for the people that actually rely on that water source. the late last year, a group with links to iran forced a company providing water in pennsylvania to switch to manual operations. and earlier this year, a russian linked group tried to disrupt operations at

several texas utilities. 546 right now, president biden had a very different memorial day monday than his opponent, donald trump did. and scott mcgrew today, tuesday, very different as well. very different as well. good morning. today trump's going to be back in court for closing arguments in his first criminal trial. biden's calendar shows no public activity at all. he'll be working in the white house with nothing scheduled in front of cameras today or tomorrow. that could be intentional as we focus on these courts. and, laura, you mentioned monday was different. boy, was it ever president biden laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns alongside the vice president and secretary of defense. trump issued a statement that started happy memorial day to all, including the human scum. he then went on to list a set of complaints and for some reason known only to him, brought up e jean carroll. he has lost two cases for defamation. this woman filed a civil court that found him civil

charged that found him liable of sexually assaulting her. he said in his memorial day message he had never met her, which goes to the core of all those previous lawsuits against him, the one that he lost to the tune of $83 million. carroll's lawyers say they are open to filing another suit, though trump's biggest trouble right now that court case, the criminal court case in new york, where he's accused of fraud and covering up payments to an adult film star, closing arguments will start any moment. and then the case could go to a jury as soon as later today, or more likely, tomorrow. just to refresh our memory on this one, trump lawyer michael cohen took out a loan on his house to pay stormy daniels to remain silent about an alleged affair with trump. trump then paid cohen back through legal expenses. all of this is fact. nobody disputes any of that except the affair, trump said. he made the payments but didn't have the affair. new york law says fraudulent

business records are a misdemeanor. unless you're doing it to cover up another crime, and then it becomes a felony. so the prosecution has these two things on its plate. the defense only has to convince the jury that labeling those payments as legal expenses wasn't exactly untruthful. trump complained about the order of the closing arguments on truth social. why is the corrupt government allowed to make the final arguments against me? why can't the defense go last? big advantage. so unfair. but that's just how the court works. the prosecution has the burden of proof. the defense doesn't. oh and a quick update to trump's felony documents case. the prosecution in that case wants a gag order prohibiting trump from making false or inflammatory statements about law enforcement. trump and his camp have been harping on boilerplate photographs of paragraphs, rather found in the search warrant, talking about when deadly force is warranted,

claiming it's part of a plot. but any police officer, any lawyer, will tell you it's something you find in most search warrants and means next to nothing. laura. all right. thank you very much, scott. 549 right now you've heard the saying, like finding a needle in a haystack. well, what happened last week off the coast of marin county is even less likely to happen. there it is. there it is, there it is, there it is there it is there it is all the excitement because researchers spotted a north pacific right whale. it is estimated only about 500 still exist, and most of them are off the coast of alaska. this one was spotted by a team of researchers from the applied california current ecosystem studies group. the team had gone out to survey wildlife a few miles, few miles off the coast of point reyes, the national oceanic and atmospheric administration says. even though north pacific right whales are on the endangered species list, fishing nets and cargo ship collisions have caused their numbers to dwindle.

a little piece of history you're seeing right there. america's got talent returns tonight, starting its 19th year, believe it or not, on nbc, acts from all over the world will be trying to get the judges approval to move on, to compete for $1 million top prize. so nice. you know, a big twist this year. this season. anyway, all four of those judges get two golden buzzers to send those acts straight to the live shows. moving oh, my. yeah, so that's extreme. ballerina ashley montagu. this is of new york city, and this is exactly the type of talent those judges really like to see. now, i actually got a chance to catch up with agt. terry crews there. he's the host. he says this season, like any other, unlike any other. is there something you would like to see that you haven't seen on the show? wow, i could tell you, you know, this is the big thing i every season, i think i've saw it all and then i haven't. and once the people

come out, you go. i didn't see that. how cool is that? hey, there's another law. i want to tell you about. it's a really cool one. i really love seeing this. it's a excited to see a lot of people. this is the two year old. listen to this. this is a two year old math whiz baby dev who's from new york. take a look, 4444 okay. and sofia. hi. yeah. hello. she's that way. can you please give us another two digit number? 13? okay. haha it was a good one, 30. yeah yeah. four. four. three. seven. no no. oh well, he had to cross the simon. oh, let me fix this.

sequoyah school 5.4% 18 equals 1830. wow don't you love it? that's impressive. and they were like, no, like, oh, no, no. he was like, no, this is right. let me oh, let me put that. okay, look. so you can watch america's got talent tonight at 00. right here on nbc bay area. that's going to be followed by password and nbc bay area news at 11. wow. i want to know more about that. when do they discover that giggling and just having fun doing math. he's a european seven application to cross to the zero. he's so smart. wow. very impressive. it's always a fun show to watch. yeah that it is. so make sure you watch tonight. lots of fun with the family to like you know the kids can watch all throughout the evening, which is hard to find some time. right? right there for you. absolutely. tell bella not to do that. ballerina no beer bottles. parental guidance. all right, well, we're starting out this morning. great weather. i mean, it's been so nice these past few

days. and the cool conditions continue for us as we go into the afternoon. right now, we're all starting out in the low to mid 50s. we have a few clouds here and there. we're also seeing those clouds over the south bay, and we're going to see a light wind to start out. it will become breezy as we go into the afternoon. once the fog clears out for the inland areas and spots like san jose around 8 to 9:00, it's going to start to become mostly clear. the rest of the day is sunny and our temperatures are headed for the mid 70s. for today, 75 degrees downtown in gilroy. today also 75 in cupertino, 74 degrees. and we are expecting at times those winds to pick up in the hills in parts of the east bay. it's going to be windy around mount diablo as the temperatures head for the upper 70s. but then look at the high in oakland and hayward. 68 degrees will be in the upper 50s for half moon bay, staying mostly cloudy today in

san mateo. 6663, in the mission district and the ingleside district in the upper 50s in the mill valley area 67. while you head farther north, it will be in the low 80s, so we are still looking at a wide range in temperatures, but overall it's fairly mild. there will be a system approaching as we get closer to the end of the week, but high pressure is going to keep that storm track farther to the north, and then we'll start to see the temperatures dipping for the weekend. as that rain gets farther to the north, just north of the bay area. if you are going up around portland, seattle, it's going to be soggy for the weekend. but here in the bay area, it's going to be slightly cooler, but then we heat up for next week. take a look at our trend. we're going from upper 70s today, peaking at 90 on thursday, and it's still going to be pretty warm on friday. but the weekend is looking nice as we bring it back to some more seasonable temperatures. mike, you're saying it's getting tougher through that tri valley drive? haven't had to call out the

dublin interchange in a while, but we're calling it out now. west 580 you are jammed up. now look, we've widened our camera shot. we're showing you the slowdown all the way over to the dublin interchange, where we're down one lane because of a three vehicle crash. from what i understand, they're going to need a flatbed tow truck to clear one of them, so that's not going to be a quick fix. they got to get through this backup. it's about three and a quarter miles now. so over three miles for the backup. and that may send some folks down through city streets into pleasanton. so be advised. now when you hit city streets remember there are local speed limits and local laws and signals. there is another incident disabled vehicle approaching the area, but it is on the shoulder and then getting to the bay bridge. good news, they've cleared the vehicle there. so the backup at the toll plaza should start to ease a little bit. back to you. all right. thanks mike. well happening now, the number of children diagnosed with adhd is on the rise. this is according to a recent study from the cdc. researchers examined the data from more than 45,000 parent resources to the national survey of children's health. and they

found in 2022, 7 million children between the ages of three and 17 were previously diagnosed with adhd. that's an increase of 1 million from 2016, the researchers believe. one of the reasons for the increase is likely public awareness has changed over time, leading to more children getting tested. busy night for police in the east bay a shooting turns deadly in oakland after a driver is shot. ahead at 6:00, we're going to take you live to the scene of where that person ended up crashing. plus, new support for gaza this morning. the country's giving support to palestine amid the devastating war in the middle east. and a quick reminder nbc bay area news streams /7. you can watch us whenever you'd like on roku or the other streaming platforms. a lot more news ahead othis tuesdayn

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