what says unofficial start to the summer more than a sweater. >> exactly -- >> it is the end of may. >> highs getting into the mid-60s by monday. chilly this morning. 40s in the north bay. 43 in morgan hill this morning. a sea breeze inland today. speaking of the north bay, day two of the nor cal regional up there in the fairgrounds. low 70s later on this afternoon. good luck to them out there, having a good afternoon up there at the regional. mid-70s around fairfield, areas south of san jose today. these temperatures are actually going to seem warm compared to where things are going and an increasing chance of showers monday. we'll talk more about those holiday weekend temps. >> you don't want to be too hot but you don't want to be too cold either. >> afternoon looks great, low 70s. >> thanks, rob.

new this morning, a warning for you. if you're planning to head to the livermore area, two lanes near airway boulevard shut down because of an overnight crash and a separate hit and run. the chp says the truck initially hit sand barrels on the highway just before 1:00 this morning knocking them over into the two left lanes. now, while crews were clearing that debris, another car slammed into a chp cruiser that was pulled over on the side of the road. the driver took off and is still on the loose this morning. the officer who was in that cruiser was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. the lanes are expected to be closed for an hour or so. no charges will be filed against the woman who was once accused of poisoning orange juice at a san jose starbuck, store. the last time we saw the woman she was getting out of jail and trying to avoid the media to get home. last month, police arrest the the 50-year-old chemist on

charges of attempted murder. police said she put a deadly dose of rubbing alcohol in those orange juice containers before then placing them back on the coachee shop shelves. but now the district attorney's office says it will not file any charges against the woman because test results showed the containers actually contained vinegar and orange juice and not rubbing alcohol. the d.a. says neither ingredient is considered harmful and it cannot prove that she tampered with the drinks. >> that kind of stinks. i mean, if she really didn't do anything, she's got this fallout that she's going to have to deal with. >> the woman's attorney says she is relieveled and hopes her life can now return to normal. a man is behind bars this morning. accused of killing another man with a machete. earlier this month. san jose police say 19-year-old transient christopher lima attacked 3-year-old demetrius porter last thursday outside a jack in the box in south san jose.

porter died at the scene. investigators say thep t two me did not know each other. police say drug, may have been the reason a local basketball player put a deadly hit on an emerging rap star. the man is now in jail for the murder of an up and coming rapper in georgia last june. authorities believe white and as many as four other people conspired to hire a hitman to kill the rapper. white played basketball for sara high school in san mateo and san francisco state university where he just finished his senior season. u.s. marshals arrested white. >> mr. white was arrested in our county and we filed the district attorney's office a felony fugitive proceeding against him in court. that's extradition proceedings. >> white will go back to georgia to face murder and assault

charges. former east bay high school football coach is in jail, arrested on suspicion of nearly 2 dozen counts of child sex abuse. 51-year-old baron edwards faces 21 counts of sodomy of a minor under the age of 10 and two counts of lewd acts with a minor under the age of 14. edwards coached the varsity football team at kennedy high school in richmond from 2004 to 2005. investigators are not saying when those alleged abuse attacks happens. edwards is being held on more than $21 million bail. the kindness of strangers may have saved the life of this campbell store clerk who was being robbed and stabbed. a husband and wife jumped into action to stop that brutal attack and it was all caught on surveillance video. police say while the actions were heroic, they also could have been deadly. "today in the bay" has the story.

>> we have a scuffle and he tried to stab me. >> reporter: he was not about to give up his hard-earned money without a fight. help was going to defend his property even though the mask the robber had a knife. his was slashed but he fought him off. >> i was freaked out because, you know, he almost ran over me. i thought, what is going on? >> reporter: they saw several people chase after the robber. francine and her husband knew what they had to do. going into a block formation. >> i quickly asked him, what are you doing, because all i could see is his eyes. and i could see confusion in his eyes. >> reporter: trying to figure, should i tackle the guy, should i sweep him. but i didn't and i just went for the backpack, grabbed the backpack and i pulled and pulled. he struggled a little bit. i got it free.

>> reporter: officers arrested the robber a short time later. believe their actions slowed the robber down and played a role in the crook's arrest. police say they understand the frustration with the rising number of burglaries in the area but they caution people not to try and capture a criminal. >> we really want to commend the citizens and witnesses who were able to give us information but once again we don't want people putting ourselves in a situation where they could get injured. >> they know they put themselves in potential harm but they say they would do it again. >> like a "spider-man" moment, where do you take the responsibility and do something for the actions or do you just let the guy go and don't do  anything. >> and that was george kitoyomo reporting. police say they will push for the 17-year-old to be charged as an adult. a murder that rocked the

community to its core. jenny lin was killed in her home. her attacker has never been caught. every year her family holds a memorial to honor the young girl's life and to pray for a resolution. here's "today in the bay"'s cheryl hurd. >> reporter: jenny lin loved music, family and the color blue. all those things were used to remember her at her memorial service at the castro valley library friday night. >> we miss jenny a lot. even after 19 years. she lives in our heart every day. and we miss her. >> reporter: jenny's family and friends have shown that love every year for the past 19 years. on the anniversary her death, people gathered to remember her and to let people know there's still a $100,000 reward for information leading to her killer. >> a lot of it is still that sadness, you know, tears come very easily when i think about her and what happened. >> on may 27th, the 14-year-old was murdered in her home.

in 2006, alameda county police were looking at a possible suspect, alexander sebastian shaw, but no charges have been filed. >> we are still looking at him. he's been interviewed a few times. and we are hoping that some of the evidence that we have with the new technology, new dna technology, might help us to tie him or rule him out as ajenny's have closure. but until that day comes, they will keep working on ways to bring awareness to their daughter's unsolved murder. this year, they dead date ededi memorial to an art contest. even as the family works to improve the safety of other children, finding jenny's killer remained their biggest hope. >> after seeing the cases broken in other states like the ones in cincinnati or, you know, we, those are encouraging events,

happen. so we think one day our case will be solved. >> reporter: cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. still ahead on "today in the bay," hundreds of boy scouts remind us what memorial day is really about.

good morning to you. looking live at san jose. we see some shine there in the distance. but it's going to remain chilly. chance of rain even for the south bay on monday. happening now, hundreds boy scouts from around the bay area and their families are making their way to golden gate national cemetery this morning. here's a live look where folks are starting to gather. scouts will continue their tradition of placing an american flag at each of the more than 100,000 gravestones to honor our nation's fallen veterans this memorial day. there will also be a special

ceremony with congresswoman jackie spear in just a little more than an hour. this is a tradition they've been doing for many years. it is a nice reminder about what the holiday is about. still ahead on "today in the bay," the record breaking ceremony. here's the deal across the golden gate bridge this morning. we've got sunshine and cool temperatures to kick things off this weekend. the numbers are going to be running even cooler approaching memorial day-month-old.

looking live at san rafael this morning. a lot more traffic than we usually see this time of day. if you're sticking around, make sure you stay warm. san francisco state will make history today.

more than 20,000 people will be on hand to celebrate the large et graduating class in the history of the university. more than 8,700 students are graduating at this year's 112th commencement ceremony. delivering the commencement speech is the ceo of the san francisco giants. this weekend celebrating the largest multicultural festival on the west coast. it's happening in the mission district. eight city blocks from harrison street from 16th to 24th street will be bursting with music, dance, arts and krachts and exotic foods from many of the countries that celebrate carnivale. and a parade tomorrow morning happens at 10:00. some people may be heading

to do a little camping, hit the lake. this morning, fight fighters are asking everyone to be aware of the increased fire danger and be extra careful outdoors. with one of the drier records, by late may, an average year, cal fire says it usually resp d responds to 850 wildfires. here's a few reminders to stay safe. make sure your camp fire is out before leaving the area. and when barbecuing, never leave the grill unattended. if you're planning to head in the water, always wear a life jacket, never leave children unsupervised and never swim alone. cal fire also says drinking and swimming is just as dangerous as drinking and driving. aaa estimates more than 4 million californians will travel

at least 50 miles from home this weekend. we are looking live. certainly looking a little busier. if you have it left and you are leaving, you can check out that around the bay area, the golden gate and san mateo bridge. the bad news though, the national average price for a gallon of gas is up 7 cents this past week and could increase even more this weekend. the average price of gas in san jose is $4.03 a gallon. 9 cents lower than in san francisco. a fallen of gas is about 20 cents higher this year than it was last year for memorial holiday. now, let's check in with rob miatte. gas prices may be going up but the temperatures are going down. >> especially by the time we get to monday. not only will the temperatures be going down but we may be seeing rain drops.

at least in the few spots heading toward, the early part of next week. it's chilly. you might have noticed the last couple of days, it's been cool and breezy. so low 40s to mid-40s still around the north bay. 49 in san jose. 49 in san francisco. even with the sunshine. so jacket weather for you this morning. the winds will be staying somewhat breezy at times. mainly on shore. northwest winds heading through the afternoon. as we show you the forecast game time temperatures should be in the 60s for the giants. hoping for a better outcome today. barry zito heading to the mound. number, in the mid-60s to low 60s. turning breezy as the game goes on. giants against the rockies for later on this afternoon. mostly clear right now. but except along parts of the inner east bay, we still have patches of low clouds this morning. we'll see more low clouds across the coast into tonight. this windy and cool pattern keeping our temperatures

independentin the 60s and 70s today. a chance for drizzle this time tomorrow morning. we may wake up to some misty skies by the morning but by afternoon, skies are going to clear out. this will be right around lunchtime monday for the north bay heading into monday afternoon and tuesday now. we're looking at a better chance of showers coming in and the future cast does start to pick this up as we go through monday. we're looking at low clouds pushing inland into tomorrow morning. sunshine again sunday afternoon. monday, more clouds, yes, a chance of seeing some showers at times. especially into the north bay. highs on monday will be quite cool. san jose southward should see mid-70s around fairfield. cool around the 580 corridor heading to castor valley. 60, san francisco, other towards okay hand. look at the three-day forecast. high temperatures cooling off even more into memorial day. still have to leave the chance

for showers for monday afternoon into early tuesday. as we get into the beginning of next weekend, that's when the 80s come back. that is called the unofficial start to summer. next weekend should see some warming. >> i told my husband, when we get the propane, get an extra one for the heat lamp because i think we'll need one of those. coming up next on "today in the bay,"' investigative exclusive. >> you said she's a service dog? >> i've done it before. >> we investigate the questionable claim some dog owners are making to get their pelts into places that are off limits to pets and the problems it is creating for people who really need those service dogs.

you could call it a pet peeve. dogs in public places.

including restaurants. law is clear that only service animals are allowed in facilities that serve food. some people are faking disabilities just to give their pelts an all access pass. >> reporter: people love their dogs in the bay area. so much so, they go pretty much everywhere. but there are some places our pets just can't go. state law says only service animals are allowed in food facilities. that means anywhere food is sold or served. still, some people smuggle their pelts into pla pets into places shouldn't be. after all, ways the harm? alex writes a blog about life with a service dog. bright was trained by canine companions for independence to help alex get around, pick things up and live her life. bright is not trained to deal with people who pose their pelts

as service animals. >> our dogs are very submissive. if there's another dog set on being aggressive and confrontational, that puts my dog at risk. >> reporter: alex says she's seen owners outfit their drawings to pass them off as service animals. it's easy to do. plenty of websites sell official looking vests to anyone. >> you don't take advantage of the perks of someone else's disadvantage. >> i'd like to say she's a service dog. >> reporter: you said you'd like to say she's a service dog? >> we've actually done it before. >> reporter: we went undercover in san francisco and found people claim to be confused by the law. >> who really knows. i'm just kind of over it in general. >> reporter: while others explain how to get around it. >> if you say you have a service dog, they can't throw you out. >> reporter: business owners can only ask two questions when someone with an animal walks in.

is this a service animal and what is it trained to do. cheaters know there's no proof required. we observed multiple pet owners slipping past these signs. >> i thought only service dogs were allowed to be public access. >> i don't know really where the bounds are. >> yeah, i usually don't listen t to any kind of rules. >> reporter: it's that attitude that's frustrating to people with real service dogs. not to mention some pets might prefer to stay home. >> i think a lot of people have special relationships with their dogs. >> reporter: san francisco food safety director richard lee says allergies and the potential for disease are the reasons state law restrict s pets. san francisco had 61 complaints. santa clara, 37. inspectors gave these businesses

signs to post. >> the last year, we saw 17 complaints. >> reporter: unlike people who use disabled parking placards, people with service animals are not required to register anywhere. >> the americans with disabilities act is very liberal in this regard. >> reporter: this ceo says his group and others are now lobbying the department justice to crack down on service dog fraud. >> there needs to be some standard and somebody neutral who's knowledgeable about the situation, judges, whether that's a legitimate assistance dog. >> reporter: alex says she and bright already face enough discrimination without help from people who cheat the law. >> people think the only person that impacts is them and it's just an inconvenience to them they can't have their puppy everywhere with them but it goes much deeper than that. >> reports that pretending a pet is a service animal is

considered a misdemeanor crime in california but officers a s t it is a tough law to enforce. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call. or send us an e-mail. still ahead on "today in the bay," chaos in oklahoma. >> we're stuck under rubble. >> yes, we're getting them out there as soon as we can. >> the chilly 911 calls moments after entire neighborhoods were leveled by a tornado. plus, new video showing a collapse of a bridge in washington state. what s are planning to do to fix it next.

good morning. maybe you're up bright and early because you're headed out of town. here's a look at some of the traffic at the bay bridge toll

plaza. if you're sticking around, then we have a forecast that might make you change your barbecue menu. thanks for joining us. i say scrap the hot dogs and it is burgers and put on a pot of chilly. >> you can do that. or huddle by the barbecue. things running a little cooler as we go through the next few days. 45 to get it started. 49 in san jose. sonoma county fairgrounds, day two of the cross fit nor cal regional. nice and cool for intense workouts out there. numbers in the 70s as we head through the afternoon. 72 in san jose. these numbers may be getting 5 to 10 degrees cooler by monday. there is that chance of seeing a few showers for the holiday forecast. >> thank you very much, rob. breaking news in the south bay right now, where fire crews are on the scene of a house fire in

sab jose. this is in the almaden neighborhood of san jose. the fire started in the garage and spread to the second floor. it is now under control. officials say the family signed was awakened by the smoke alarm. we're told the home is actually up for sale and is listed at $1.4 million. there was an open house planned for today. the family says all of their belongings were packed inside that garage which went up in flames. the cause of the fire was under investigation. the latest on the devastation in oklahoma. president obama's expected to tour the destruction of the city of moore tomorrow. this morning, we're hearing chilling 911 calls for help moments after the tornado levelled the city. one of those calls comes from a man would was at a day care center when it was reduced to rubble. >> we have a day care full of babies. we need help bad.

>> okay -- >> we need help bad. we got a day care that just got cremated. >> funerals for the 24 people who lost their lives in monday's tornado will continue through the weekend. ten of the people who were killed were children. the youngest just four months old. new video this morning of the bridge collapse in washington. you can see the section of the bridge completely cave into the water. it appears to happen so quickly. investigators say a truck carrying an oversized load crashing into the side of the bridge likely caused that collapse. it ended up in the river. everyone survived but one woman remains in the hospital this morning. now, detour several miles out of the way. officials are trying to find a prefabricated section to replace

that portion of the bridge. no poison found. santa clara district attorney's office says it cannot prosecute the woman who was accused of putting poison inside containers in a starbucks in san jose. the story on what was really in that juice. >> reporter: last time we saw the woman, she was being released from jail and trying to avoid media to get home. accused of putting a deadly amount of rubbing alcohol in orange juice containers. kelly remembers it was quite a scare. >> some weirdo was putting stuff in the drinks and what's this world coming to and this is in our own backyard. it just seemed weird. >> reporter: by phone, the woman's attorney says the incident changed the 50-year-old's life. >> she'd been employed by

johnsons for ten years. immediately after this matter hit the press, she was suspended from her position. >> reporter: since the april starbucks scare, the district attorney's office has been reviewing the evidence and decided not to file felony or misdemeanor charges because test results show nothing harmful in the orange juice. >> the only contaminant in the orange juice was vinegar and we just concluded we cannot prove beyond a reasonable doubt. >> reporter: her attorney says she is relieved and hopes her life can return to normal. >> she didn't really do anything wrong but -- >> that kind of stinkings. i mean, if she really didn't do anything. she's got this fallout that she's going to have to deal with. >> reporter: we may never know what exactly happened inside this starbucks but the district attorney's office says it doesn't have a calls.

police are offering worlds of praise and a word of warning to a group of citizens that helped catch a masked arms robber who violently attacked a liquor store clerk. take a look at the video from the shop. you can see a macked r emasked behind the counter. a fight breaks out. the crook cut his neck and stomach before running out. several people started chasing the suspect through the parking lot. then across the street. scotty and his wife saw what was going on and joined the effort. >> should i tackle the guy, should i sweep him. but i went for the backpack, grabbed the backpack. he struggled a little bit. i got it free. >> really want to comment the citizens and the witnesses would were able to give us

information. but once again, we don't want people putting themselves in in a situation where they could get injured. >> officers arrest the the 17-year-old robber a short time later. francine and scotty believe their actions slow the the robber down and played a role in the arrest. still no closure. some 200 people gathered at the castro valley library last night to remember the life of jenny lin. she was 14 years old when she was killed inside her own home. the murder happened 19 years ago and every year since then her family has held a memorial in her honor. this year, her family dedicated the memorial to an art contest that focused on promoting child safety. but even as they worked to improve the safety other children, finding jenny's killer remains their biggest hope. >> a lot of it is still that sadness. tears come very easily when i think about her and what happened. >> after seeing the cases broken

in other states, like the ones in cincinnati or, you know, those are encouraging events happen. so we think one day our case will be solved. >> in 2006, alameda county police were looking at a possible suspect. but so far no charges have been filed. there is still a $100,000 reward for information leading to jenny lin's killer. this morning, more than 200,000 people are expected to search for a man who disappeared after the race last weekend. the group plans to focus their search for the 27-year-old at ocean beach, golden gate and the surrounding neighborhoods. rasmussen was last seen sunday when he told friends he was going to the beach. thames when his clothing was found late that afternoon. later that night, his wallet and other personal items were found neerp the beach chalet brewery and restaurant across the

street. crews have been searching daily since then but there's still no sign of that missing emeryville man. still ahead on "today in the bay," "arrested development" is making a comeback, but not exactly in the way you might think. we'll explain coming up.

netflix is looking live this morning at golden gate national cemetery. you can see some of the folks would have gathered there to place an american flag on each and every one of those graves as a reminder of what this memorial day holiday is all about. remember that. as you prepare for your plans as well. netflix is bracing for a rush of new subscribers this weekend. all because of one show. the tv series "arrested development." it returns tomorrow, seven years after fox canceled the series.

you can only watch it through netflix internet video service. arrested development won six emmys during you three year run on tv. netflix has been winning back subscribers after losing them when it hiked subscription fees last year. money already spent. coming up, bay area schools get millions of dollars in new funding but apparently it's already used up. we'll explain. here's a view of san francisco. mostly sunny skies, cool temperatures, as you get through your saturday. we'll see more clouds and the chance of showers as we wrap up the holiday weekend. we'll talk about that in the forecast when we come right back. look at them kids. [ sigh ]

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above 140s in the north bay. 49, san francisco, san jose, and 51 in livermore. winds turning a little more gusty by this afternoon. winds picking up by 15 to 30 miles an hour. and at times, a little blustery too. first pitch now, we'll see numbers in the 60s as the game goes on and the winds picking up. mostly sunny across the bay area for now. we're going to see more clouds later on in the weekend as this big dip in the jet stream which has been hanging out over the bay area will stick around for the weekend. riding around this flow aloft will be weather systems that bring a chance of seeing some drizzle later tonight. mainly that's low clouds rising over the coastal mountains and peninsula. we'll see drizzle tomorrow morning, then sunshine. slightly stronger system drops

in, especially for the north bay. you'll see increasing clouds during monday afternoon. areas of low clouds around the bay. and tomorrow morning, you may find michty skies or drizzle tomorrow morning. now monday, we're seeing increasing clouds. with a chance of seeing some spotty showers monday evening. temperatures are going to cool down even more. mid-7070s out towards fairfield. lower 70s out by saint mary's. close to 70 degrees in maraga. today will be the warmest day likely of the three days that make up your memorial day holiday weekend. temperatures running much cooler on monday. that's going to be the best bet of seeing some showers in the forecast. tuesday, fairly cool. may have tuesday morning showers

before skies clear. breezy, and high pressure starts to come back by next weekend. so it did not get the memo about memorial day weekend. we got 80s but they're not weekend. at least it's comfortable. it could be hot and windy and try. >> i usually work memorial day holiday. i took it off this year so i kind of feel like -- i think it's my fault. i apologize. i'll work it next year. thanks, rob. a multimillion-dollar windfall. the state is giving more than $57 million to school districts for east bay construction projects. many superen tendants say there's no reason to celebrate because it's payback for funds the districts spent years ago. "today in the bay's" kimberly terry explains. >> reporter: nine school districts are getting money from the state that some say is long overdue. >> this money is money state of california owes us for projects we've already completed.

at the time we build a number of our facilities, most of which predate my tenure in the district, we were not able to fully fund them. but needed them so we fronted general fund money. this is money that's been owed us for years. >> more than $57 million will be spread among school districts for construction projects that are already been completed in most cases. in castro valley, the money will go back into the general fund which is where the school district took the money years ago to pay foro je projects whi include the fine arts center. >> obviously, once we back fill the money that was front the in the past, we'll begin looking at what projects can we take on. >> reporter: like most school districts, it is looking at aging infrastructure and determining what projects need to be pryioritizprioritized. >> we are still one of the lowest funded states in the

nation. we have facility needs. we have a growing population in many communities. in other communities, have declining. so somehow to get ahead of the curve and more importantly is to develop facilities that provide students with 21st century skills. >> the state money coming into school districts is from bond measures passed over the last 11 years. going back to prop 47 passed by voters in 2002. kimberly terry, nbc bay area news. she is known as the caped crusader. still ahead on "today in the bay," how this bay area woman is planning to help the children affected by the oklahoma tornado. good morning. there's lots to do today in the bay. this is a big driving weekend. i'm going to try to cut this down for you, this calendar. let the food come to you. in only its second year, its short history continues in san jose. for ten bucks, you get access to the area, the entertainment.

average taco price, under 5 bucks. last year, people bought 25,000 tacos there. there's also live music and mucha libre wrestling. at the same location, in kelly park, also in its second year, what goes great with tacos, thing about it, that's right, accordion. not just accordion, air accordion. yeah. like air guitar. competitors will show off their moves. their drop splits, squeeze syncing. for the u.s. air accordion championships. the technique, stage presence and their airness must be at the forefront. rule number one states the air accordion must be invisible. one thing i'd like to see, in san francisco. i want to show you this picture. you know what this is? that's right, that's paper. that's a typewriter. good old ink and keys. at the san francisco public library, you can see a screening of the typewriter in the 21st

century. it's a film about a tool and the people who use, love and repair it. with over 30 interviews across ten states, you'll find this documentary about a machine is really all about the humans at its heart. that's also where we get the current kwerty key board we use. for more, check in with me on "today in the bay."

and we are looking live at the shark tank in san jose. shark's backs are against the wall as they face elimination tomorrow night against the kings. they have to win the next two games to advance in the playoffs. the puck drops at 5:00 tomorrow night. the giants will look to bounce back today after a very disappointing night at at&t park. the rockies picked up right off where they left off after the last series with the giants. michael gudier had a big night.

homering and doubled off of tim lincecum. they lose to the rockies 5-0 hoping to turn it around today. the giants honored a woman our viewers know as the bay area's caped crusader last night. she was recently featured in our bay area proud series. last night, she threw out the ceremonial first pitch at the game. she is the founder of "kiss the toad" creations, a nonprofit organization who gives children battling life threatening illnesses a reason to smile. she's sown more than 1,000  superhero capes to send to those children. speaking of those capes, she says dozens of volunteers will come together to make 100 capes for the children affected by the tornado in oklahoma. still ahead on "today in the bay," we will introduce you to hugo. he needs a good home and he's a

good dog! we're going to pet him coming up next.

special friends from pets in need are joining us this morning. we have lisa here with hugo who needs a new home. >> that's right. >> so cute. looks like a little poster dog. >> yes, he's a puppy. he's only right at about 4 months old. so he has a lot of growing left to do. he'll probably double in size. we thing he's pug, beagle, daschund mix. >> he's really cute. i don't think the tv does him justice. >> he is very shy right now but at the shelter we call him hugo-go-go. >> he's looking for an active family. >> the kids are out school, it's a wonderful time to bond with your furry family member.

>> thank you very much. if you want to know more about hugo or any of the other pets, go to the website, petsinneed.org. lisa, thanks for coming in today. we appreciate it, hugo. so cute. we want to update you on the story we first told you about earlier in the newscast. the crash on 580. two lanes still shut down because of the overnight crash and separate hit and run involving a chp cruiser. you can see on our real-time traffic camera that there is a backup. that's the part that's in red. chp says the truck initially hit sand barrels on the roadway, knocking them into the two left lanes. while the crews were clearing that debris, another car slam noodle a chp cruiser which was pulled over on the side of the road offering assistance there. the ch p officer did go to the hospital with injuries, but is

expected to be okay. if you are planning to use that route to get out of town, you might want to have an extra cup of coffee. meteorologist rob says it's going to be chilly. >> today the warmest of the next three days that make up the memorial holiday weekend it we'll see 60s and 70s today. morning drizzle tomorrow. the chance of seeing at least a few showers. most likely the north bay. a few showers lingering. we should see 70s and 80s arriving by next weekend. so not the best timing but still pleasant outdoors. a bit breezy at times for holiday weekend plans around the bay area. >> all right, we'll settle for it. thank you for making us a part of your morning. we want you to join us today at 4:00 for a special edition of nbc bay area news followed by game 5 between the detroit red wings and the chicago blackhawks. we will have more news for you tonight at 11:00 as well. any time of day, nbc bay area.com. have a great morning.

if you're staying with us this weekend, we hope to see you tomorrow. say bye, hugo.

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