doors. a shopping center, apartment complex and surrounding area were evacuated for three hours until the bomb squad reported the pressure cooker was empty. >> what comes to mind immediately is the boston marathon, the tragedy that happened back east and we would like to avoid that here. pressure cookers are obviously -- could be used as bombs, and we didn't want to take any chances as far as anyone getting hurt. well, police say the incident should serve as a reminder that people need to be more vigilant about what they leave around. and as sergeant shawn thompson alluded to. the pressure cooker brought back memories of the bombings in boston. as you may recall the suspects in the bombings carried two pressure cooker bombs in their backpack, they killed two people and injuries others. police say they have more clues from a drowning koet of a

13-year-old boy from antioch. the boy's shoe ended in the canal. when he went into n to get it he slipped into the water. 109-year-old cousin tried to rescue the boy but realized the water was too powerful and ran to get help. the canal is about ten feet deep and the current ask run as much as 12 miles an hour. firefighters trying to figure out what caused two vacant bay area apartment units to go up in flames. the fire started early yesterday morning in the shelter hill apartments in millvale. about 100 people had to be evacuated from surrounding buildings. firefighters what were able to contain those flames in about 40 minutes. two apartment buildings were destroyed. firefighters closed the investigation of the brush fire that forced evacuation of several concord complexes this

weekend. 300 acres were burned saturday afternoon but officials are unable to determine the cause. 50 to 75 people had to be evacuated but no injuries were reported. 5:02. check the forecast with christina loren. good morning to you. >> good morning to you. want to get outdoors and enjoy the unofficial kickoff of summertime. what i tell you now, it's going to feel more like fall. we have showers coming in. a lot of people will be flocking to san francisco later on today and it will be a little bit breezy. the earlier you can get out there, the best weather conditions you can enjoy. 54 degrees. good morning to you san jose, we're 55 here and 51 in gilroy. winds are a bit of a factor. they begin to pick up as an area of low pressure. right now to the north. doppler radar shows you the bay area. this is what we're waiting on

right here. big batch of moisture, a front coming in quickly. as we head throughout the day, we have showers headed our way especially if you live north of the bay area. let's look what we're expettict and take it to the future cast. at 3:00 p.m., you can see light showers moving in. but still mostly dry in san francisco. you've gotten to about 3:00 in the city then showers roll in between 3:00 to 5:00 when we get our showers down here in the south bay. that's it, 5:00, san jose if you want to mark that time frame. then as we get into the overnight hours, showers will continue. so you need a slower than usual commute. we're also watching that this morning and let you know if anything big happens. as we head throughout the rest of the day tuesday, sun comes right back out and it's going to be really nice. highs today right around 71 degrees in livermore. 70 for concord and 61 in san francisco. best beach city will be to the

south. santa cruz at 67 degree at 2:00 p.m. next to come a rapid warm-up. we're talk triple digit heat. elevated fire danger. that's in my next report. back you to right now. >> president obama spending this memorial day honoring fallen officers, later this morning he and the first lady will host the breakfast at the white house for gold star families. after that the president will lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns at arlington national cemetery. at 3:00 in the afternoon we are all called on to pause for a moment of remembrance in honor of american's fallen sholgerold. the moment of silence act was honored to bring those together to pay thonor those who paid th

ultimate sacrifice. this weekend a help oriole ceremony was dedicated to the 100 salers and 7 marines from the uss san francisco killed in action in the 1942 battle. also honored all of the men who fought on the "uss san francisco" in its 17 major battles during world war ii. several veterans were on hand for the tribute. >> as years go by more and more people value the peace and freedom that we have. how we got it and how we keep it. veterans are the ones who paid the price. many are not here and many are. >> the "uss san francisco" was the first navy warship to be awarded the citation by president roosevelt in 1942. it is 5:05. from the mid 1970s to today.

california's population has grown 7 percent. its prison population has grown 700 percent. many families on the outside. a north bay group dedicated to help them. garvin thomas has their story. >> reporter: time is everything in prison. life inside measure simply by how long someone has been in, how long, if ever, until they get out. >> everyone have two words that they use to describe themselves? >> reporter: it makes a certain amount of sense then, for this group. children of parents in prison, time is a powerful gift. one that project avery strives to give. >> the length of relationship is really where we shine. >> reporter: for the past seven years, herb castillo has been executive director of project

avery, one of a handful of nonprofits in the country to focus exclusively of children of the incarcerated. >> one more time, breathe to the center, out to the other side. >> reporter: enrolling them as young as 8 years old and staying with them of them for the next ten years of their life no matter where that life takes them. >> the search for affordable housing, the need to be with an incarcerated parent, the breakdown causes this population to move around a lot. >> reporter: what project avery does with the children is easy to describe, difficult to quantify. simply put, avery gives the children experiences they wouldn't normally have in life. on this day, it's dance and brazilian martial arts in oakland's destiny arts center but there's also overnight camping trips and cross country skiing experiences. while avery does try to sneak life lessons into the fun, the

larger message they say to these kids is, they're not alone, something monica garcia might have felt. >> before i was able to tell my friends about this, i was among people who knew me and understood, at least partially what was going on. >> reporter: for her entire 23-year life, her father was been inside san quentin prison. she started with project avery as a young girl. stayed with them as a teenager, and now a newly minted berkeley grad, she's an avery counselor, leading the next generation on wilderness adventures. >> i'm very fortunate to have found avery. my family has been able to make the best of the situation that we have. >> you're doing so good. let's close the circle. >> reporter: garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. what a way to give back. 5:08, president obama visits oklahoma after last week's deadly tornado strikes. comforting words for the fivicts

as they piece their lives together. now angelina jolie's family is mourning the loss by the same disease that took away her mother. what the family is saying today. and a live look outside. hp pavilion, the sharks making a comeback. we'll have the details coming up. lots more ahead on this memorial day. it is 5:09. look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy.

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welcome back. giving you a live look outside san francisco off in the distance. this is a live look from the emeryville camera. you can see the bay bridge illuminated monday.

memorial day. president obama is promising long-terminated doe help to groups from moore, oklahoma. nbc jay gray has more details on the president's trip. >> from the chaos, and intensity of the strike, through the rush of first responders, and the rumble of the grueling cleanup and recovery. ♪ amazing grace how sweet the sound ♪ >> reporter: sunday night for the first time in almost a week -- >> god is our refuge and strength. >> reporter: moore paused for a memorial service. ♪ it came out of nowhere >> reporter: to reflect, remember, and reaffirm their determination. ♪ dropped like a stone >> we may be knocked down for a short time, but we will be right back up stronger than ever, and

we will rise up again as a state. >> reporter: earlier in the day -- >> how long was this thing on the ground? >> reporter: -- carrying the prayers and support of the nation, he addressed first responders. as he toured the devastation, he talked about overwhelming scope of this tragedy but the country sees more than twisted medal and forecasters here. >> to the forecasters who issued warnings to the first responders, to the teachers who shielded with their own bodies their students, oklahoma has inspired us with their love, their courage and fellowship. >> reporter: courage and strength that despite so much was splintered for miles kept this community together. >> we survive together, fight together and build together. >> reporter: a bond they will continue to lean on through a

long and difficult recovery. jay gray, nbc new, moore, oklahoma. close to 5:13, the search conditions for a brain cancer patient. a volunteer pilot was flying 64-year-old frank am rosa and his wife, evelyn when the twin engine went down. the couple had been in boston so the frank could get treatment for brain cancer. the pilot and wife were killed. frank's body has not been found but is presumed dead. the pilot who flew them before the accident said frank made a lasting impact on him. >> he was a person who candidly i found a real affinity for. i really liked him on the spot. one of those people you meet and say, wow, this is a great guy. >> the national transportation safety board is investigating the cause of that attack. in london, two men were

arrested last wednesday accused of attacking lee rig bye with a meat cleaver and several knives on a busy street. the two suspects said it was in revenge for wars in muslim countries, six other people are accused of conspiracy to commit murder. u.s. secretary of state john kerry is overseas in africa and middle least. in the first official trip he celebrated the african union's 50th anniversary in ethiopia. at the conference, kerry spoke to an audience saying, quote, it's better to negotiate than continue violence. he's also open to negotiations with the taliban if they agree to certain ground rules. >> they agree that they will not engage in violence against other people and violence against other countries. they won't engage in terrorism. that they will not threaten afghanistan constitution, and so forth. so, if they meet those stan

dares, we believe we should sit down and explore. >> in his eighth day overseas, he will travel to paris to talk with the russian foreign minister about syria before returning to the states. and in china, the chinese president and president obama are scheduled to meet for two days at a retreat in los angeles next week. issues on the agenda include the global economy, u.s. allegations of cyberattacks by china and north korea's nuclear program. national security adviser is in china saying the visit is important in maintaining a positive relationship between the u.s. and china. it is 5:16. angelina jolie's aunt has died from breast cancer less than two weeks after she revealed her own double mastectomy to avoid the

disease. debbie martin died yesterday. martin is the younger steer of jolie's mother who died from ovarian cancer in 2007. martin's husband says his wife had the same brca 1 gene that jolie has but didn't know it until after her 2004 diagnosis. >> since angelina came up with the news about her double mass tech t tech tommy, debbie and i said if we had known, woo would have done exactly the same thing. it would have saved her life. >> so far jolie has not commented publicly on her aunt's death but shows the impact this horrible disease has on so many families. >> no doubt she's saved their lives. >> here we are talking about memorial day and barbecues and scheduled rain.

>> today is one of those days where if you have made outdoor plans, you always want to check the forecast, especially today. we have showers coming in and what i can tell you right now, if you do have plans to head out, whether we will be barbecuing and heading out to honor fallen men and women who serve this great nation, what i can tell you, we do have showers headed our way but not until the second half of the day. you should by okay. most of the bay area, you should be fine. i want to start with that live picture of san jose. you can smell that rain coming in. right when you walk that front door. you notice a mix of sun and clouds. you get the most sunshine early. 55, good morning to you. 50 in gilroy, 54 degrees in livermore. here's what we're watching for you. quite a bit of rain. it will weaken before it comes through the bay area. but we have rain on the way, especially sonoma and marin county. here's what we're expecting. step out of the way.

find your location and you can see about 4:00 p.m., closest to the coastline, that's where you have the best shot for getting any shower activity. we'll ramp that chance up between 4:00 and 5:00 p.m. as the showers move onshore. and this system looks like it brings the most rainfall down to the south bay but not until this evening. we stop the clock again getting into tuesday morning. lingering shower activity but will quickly get out of here. should be a nice day tuesday. wednesday we'll hold steady with temps in the 70s, then things change. we have a big high temperature that will bring temperatures to 96 degrees saturday. we'll hold on to the 90s by sunday. today not so great for the beach but we'll get that great beach weather right here in the bay area. back you to. >> thanks, 5:19. bay area city consider a plan to combat the foreclosure crisis. they want to use eminent domain

to keep families in their homes. eminent domain is usually associated with government taking private property from the ground. under the plan richmond woo would seize underwater mortgages. the plan is expected to face many legal challenges including argument it violates basic property rights. coming up what it means for san jose. and come up why a san francisco woman is claiming she's a priest. and taking a live look outside, that's the bay bridge approach to the toll plaza. metering lights not on. traffic pretty light. we expect it to be all morning long because it is the memorial day holiday. in fact our own reporter is probably sleeping in. we'll let him do that today. it's 5:20 right now.

you're watching "today in the bay." >> are you awake? probably one of the few people out there giving you a live look at san francisco. golden gate bridge. nice shot. a little shake to the camera. we've had strong winds throughout the area. meteorologist christina loren checking the forecast for us. it is 5:23. a woman will tell you she became a catholic priest this morning but the church will say she didn't. she claimed to be ordained as a catholic church. the ceremony was held at a lutheran church. >> because it was a roman catholic ordination, we lad to find a place that welcomed us. and this lutheran church did

with an open heart. >> she is not concerned about being excommunicated with the church for going through sunday's ceremony. she said becoming a priest is right for her and girls who will come after her in the catholic church. the vatican said women who are being priests committing a, quote, grave sin. flights resumed this week, ana's commercial flight follows test flights required after battery fires on board. they leveraged the service in january but because of the battery problems grounded flights six days later. assuming there's no additional issues, ana plan to resume dreamliner services between san jose and japan saturday. the first trains in san

bruno rolled yesterday. it's a $150 million project designed to improve safety in downtown san bruno. why elevating tracks over san bruno, san mateo avenues. the project is not complete so passengers need to use the temporary train station until the end of the year. it is 5:25. it's all about timing when you should go out and have that barbecue. because the rain might come. >> that's for sure. it's coming in late. if you're waking up with us this morning in the north bay, i would say it's 3:00 p.m. and past you want to plan that barbecue indoors because we have showers coming in quickly. however, areas to the south of the golden gate bridge, i say you've got until 5:00 p.m., mix of sun and clouds at that point. they will be very light. we're not expecting anything heavy. before they come in. highs will be comfortable. >> 61 in san francisco.

bring your coat in you're one of the many people headed towards the city today and 70 degrees for san jose. we time out the showers on the way coming to your doorstep and then a major heat wave. lots to talk about this morning. back to you for now. >> the mission strict is one big party this weekend at the carnivale this weekend. it includes food, dance and more and cable cars. yesterday celebrated latin american and caribbean culture. >> if there's a community together we've been doing this for a long time. carnivale for over 030 years. and it's a tradition that everybody comes together, it's a great thing to do. >> this was the 35th annual celebration in san francisco. >> very colorful.

5:26. still to come, a south bay teenager is dead this morning what neighbors are saying about the boy what what we're learning about the investigation. plus, fires cautioned by dirt? pg&e claims caused fires on power poles. and you see the bay bridge in the distance. a few cars out there. not a lost traffic. pretty light. a lot of news ahead. 5:27.

a deadly memorial day weekend in san jose, a pair of shootees killed three people and now officers are on the hunt for who pulled the trigger. >> and good morning, i'll take you live to peninsula where a world-renowned burlesque star is killed in an accident come up. and temperatures in the 50s across the board.

we've got rain on the way. we'll time that system out only to be followed by a rapid swarm of triple digit heat. we'll sort it out for you in your forecast. let's take a live look outside in fact at this monday morning, memorial day. overlooking san francisco. it is may 27, this is "today in the bay". good morning to you. it is 5:30. i'm marla tellez. >> i'm lauracannon. >> just after 10:00 last night a man was killed near monterey road. investigators say the man was shot at least twice. he was pronounced dead at scene. police have not released a motive. his death