seeing temperatures in the 50s and stronger sea breeze will lead to a cool down across our valleys today. complete look at our forecast coming up. trying to hide from view but see it right here at the bottom of my screen. we'll talk about the progress on the bay bridge toll plaza, coming up. a live look from the south bay this morning. look at that right before the dawn on this tuesday, may 27th. a beautiful start to our day, this is "today in the bay." well, good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us, i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. students, faculty and the community will come together to remember the six students killed in the isla vista rampage. mark matthews is liucsb where t memorial will take place this

afternoon. good morning, mark. >> good morning. we're here where instead of class today students will gather here to mourn and reflect the lives of the six that were lost on that rampage on friday. today's vigil following last night's vigils on campus. several of them very emotional. one held outside the sorority house. among the candles and flowers students hugged and cried and talking about catherine cooper and veronika weiss. they were gunned down friday. even though many didn't know the women the students say they felt their loss and wanted to acknowledge it. just down the street, chalked messages of love and solidarity were drawn outside the apartment house where elliot rodger stabbed three students in front of that more flowers and candles and there i met with tyler and film student zach stein. yesterday they started up a t-shirt fund-raising campaign to

help out the students' families. >> i sent 200 invitations and already 800 people in the group and i think we have 100 people who already bought a shirt and that was maybe as of two hour uz go. >> while stein was happy to get the word out about the fund-raising a group of people with signs wanted to push the news media away and blocked televisions and still cameras from the scene saying they wanted to protect the people who were coming to the deli to mourn. a large group, thousands perhaps, expected to gather this afternoon at 4:00. the university is calling it a day of mourning and reflection. reporting from isla vista, mark matthews for "today in the bay." >> so much sorry there, thank you, mark. in a show of sympathy, ucla students and uc santa barbara alumni gathered to honor the victims of the isla vista

tragedy. hundreds of people lit candles and shared stories about the victims that died. tomorrow night students at uc berkeley will hold a vigil of their own. the family of the three bay area men stabbed to death in the suspect's apartment also in santa barbara this morning. bob redell is at lynbrook high school where one of the students graduated. students head back to class for really the first time since this tragedy. >> right after the memorial day weekend holiday, of course, this killing taking place on friday. so, this would be their first time back. good morning to you there, scott. there are students here today who knew him, who remember him and because of that, that's why the district will be having counselors out here today in case the students need someone to talk to. hong was a 20-year-old engineering student at uc santa barbara. room mates with two of his best

friends from the bay area, along with elliot rodger. four of them living in that apartment and rodger being the man who stabbed to death the three other men. hong had a run-in with rodger earlier in the year. he made a citizen arrest on hong for stealing three candles. he pled guilty to petty theft. george chen seen here in a picture from his facebook page and he attended eed leyland hid he was a camp counselor and a neighbor we spoke with yesterday described him as a wonderful, wonderful boy because she helped him, her elderly father with a newspaper and mail and such. you have the third roommate, a 20-year-old cheng weihan wang. they had dreams of starting a business when they finished.

of course, all three of them from our area. the plan was, according to wei's parents they were moving out because they wanted to move on and they weren't apparently getting along with rodger. he played music loudly in the middle of the night and just overall anti-social. reporting live here in san jose, bob redell "today in the bay." >> continuing coverage throughout the morning and go to our website, nbcbayarea.com for the latest details. bay area catholic school teachers are meeting with the diocese about a controversial morality close. now, christie several faculty are refusing to sign the clause. tell us about it. >> good morning to you. that's exactly right. they just have a problem with some of the language and that's why the bishop is going to be meeting with some of the faculty members this afternoon.

specifically, about this morality clause. a handful of teachers have flat out refused to sign it. so, the bishop is going to be meeting with them about the language in this year's contract and also next year. including at least three of them who didn't want to sign it at bishop o'dowd high school in oakland. one teacher said she refused to sign the clause because she didn't agree with it. crossing out words saying people's private lives have no place in an employment contract. the clause covers their lives beyond the school walls referencing conduct in accord with standards but doesn't spell out what it is. some parents asked the diocese to go ahead and hold off until everyone agreed on that language. >> just makes me so sad that good teachers will choose to leave. good teachers will choose not to come. parents and students will choose not to come in the future. >> i can't speak for the bishop in terms of the moratoriums or anything else, but i can make a

practical point which is all but five teachers of the thousands of teachers in the diocese of oakland have returned the signed contract. >> and many of the students have been wearing yellow ribbons supporting their teachers. and in the catholic newspaper, the bishop said that he apologized if the wording was misinterpreted and he's not on a witch hunt and isn't interested in examining teachers' private lives. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> thank you. a lawsuit will be filed today on behalf of two city of college students who were hurt in march. here's video of that march 13th protest. you can see the pushing and shoving as students call for the resignation of a special trustee and the reinstatement of the board of trusties. two students injured in a clash with police. six campus police were also hurt that day. today san mateo city

committee planning will figure out what to do with the land that once housed a popular ice rink. the bridgepoint ice rink submitted a new plan. the owner wants to knock the rink down and replace it with one retail store. dozens of community members say the rink should stay because it benefits thousands of local kids. the ice center closed in 2013 and it hasn't opened since. people living in one mountain view neighborhood will ask a city council to force at&t to remove a cell coverage boosting tower. the antenna recently put up on top of a utility pole a few blocks away from los altos high school. they report the box, you can see it here, is less than 12 feet off the ground and people living in the neighborhood are worried students at the high school may be able to climb the pole and turn off the system. at&t says the switch is not locked, but it is illegal to tamper with it. the systems are meant to close gaps in cell coverage.

it's 5:08 right now. meteorologist christina loren took a little time off and we brought in meteorologist rob mayeda up early with us. >> good morning to you. temperatures in the 50s in san jose. 54 degrees and waking up to clear skies and patches of clouds in parts of the bay area this morning including around san francisco where it's 65 degrees and north bay a little chilly. 48 degrees in santa rosa and right now 54 in san jose and around the peninsula temperatures mainly in the low 50s so the jacket just fine for the morning and seeing mid-50s to low 50s right now in san francisco and out towards the east bay. you've got 54 in livermore and 57 in concord and to the north bay the coolest stuff around the bay area right now. temperatures mainly in the upper 40s. hour-by-hour patches of low clouds across the coast and then an all-day sea breeze will drop inland temperatures about five to eight degrees and those winds increasing by 5:00 up to 35

miles per hour around san francisco, once again. just like yesterday, little blustery as we head towards the evening. comfortable around san francisco though windy at times this afternoon and we'll see the highs in the mid-60s. north bay highs near 80 in napa and pleasanton 83 and your only thing weatherwise, perhaps, mike, a little bit of fog returning to the coast. >> all right, rob, that will be a good idea. no big ideas we'll warm pacifica and half moon bay. over here at the bay bridge, looking at a smooth drive as that sun starts to come up. look over here bottom of your screen we saw in the second lane saw flashing light from the tow truck and slowly made its way out of our scene and all lanes are now clear and that's good news. look at the map, the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza and the maze moves very nicely and that is typical on the surface street as folks tend it hit the downtown berkeley area about now. 280 southbound is open and

opened three hours early and reinstated into and out of san francisco and down towards 101 you're just fine. other side of the bay, 880 and earlier stall looks like it completely cleared the area and off to the shoulder for a little bit of time after being in lanes for a shorter time before that. the rest of your bay moves very nicely. talking about the roads and the rails and no delays for your transit systems. look at this, big spenders b.a.r.t., muni and vta roads and rails moving nicely and a look at the north bay southbound 101 through san rafael moves nicely and no major delays, but as rob is talking about, watch for north bay cooling and that's cool stuff and maybe some fog, as well. back to you guys. >> thanks a lot. which car is the most stolen in the u.s., coming up. free concert tickets. the bay area city giving away hundreds of tickets to two weekend concerts. nbc bay area honored with three national awards for excellence in breaking news coverage, feature reporting and

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at 5:14. six months after new law took effect to regulate fracking and other oil well, more confusion than ever. the law known as sb 4 requires a state to post on its website all fracand simulated wells within 60 days. an environmental group analyze state, local and industry data with voluntary site frack focused. it found plenty of discrepancy with plenty of frack wells missing from the state's website. >> so, when i see 77 more than

are on this current website, that's not through intent or the state dragging its feet or trying to be slow in this process. >> not at all. we are working diligently. the operators are reporting that stuff, we are getting information they need to give us in addition because there is additional information so that we can link that up and post it on our website and given at least 15 days to do that. >> tonight at 11:00, investigative reporter steven stock goes through all the data and shows you just how much information is missing from the state's website. back to business this morning on wall street after a day off for memorial day. morgan brannen live at cnbc headquarters with a look at the margens. good morning, morgan. >> hi, scott. futures are higher as we come back from the holiday weekend. the markets are coming off their best week in more than a month. the s&p 500 index is at a new high. above the 1900 mark for the first time. we get data today on demand for durable goods, home prices and consumer confidence.

the dow closing up 63 points on friday to 16606 the nasdaq rising 31 points to 4185. back to you. >> all right, morgan, thank you much. at 5:15, a string of strange weather hitting across the country this morning. at least nine people were hurt, one of them critically after this tornado hit an oil workers' camp in north dakota. it happened a few miles south near the montana border. eight trailers were also destroyed. in houston, texas, flash flooding continues to cause problems for drivers. these cars got stuck in high water while other parts of texas high winds including funnel cloud damaged a lot of buildings. meanwhile, let's check in with rob mayeda who is frin christina. >> the weather a lot more calm. most of the active weather we're seeing east of the rockies right now. in fact, the wide view showing you how things looked to the west of the bay area.

pretty severe line of storms rolling through this morning, but closer to home, the only clouds we're seeing here are the low clouds right near the coast right now. mainly south of pacifica and this is a sign of the cooling that should kick in as we head towards the afternoon. little cooling for the coast and bay today and today our valleys and temperatures drop a good five to eight degrees. right now, nice sunrise in san jose. 54 degrees there and gorgeous view with mainly clear skies and low patches of clouds closer to san francisco and look out to at&t park and the breeze picking up for you and game time forecast coming up after 7:15 at 61 degrees. bundle up as we're heading out to the ballpark and see the winds up to 35 miles per hour later on this afternoon. we could see the wind speeds this morning into livermore and fairfield, a sign the sea breeze is out there this morning and pick up in speedy as we head through the afternoon. on the coast, temperatures cooling there and mostly clear skies inland and that coupled with the sea breeze will make

for our temperatures mostly in the 70s to near 80 for a high for places out towards the tri-valley later on. winds onshore for now briefly as we head towards the middle part of the week and seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. temperatures climb five to six degrees and then for the weekend a deep trough of low pressure and that will reinforce the onshore winds and the cooler air so the temperatures in the seven-day forecast really dropping off as we head towards next weekend. memorial day weekend we just saw and 80s and 90s and next weekend we're talking upper 60s to 70s for highs in our inland valleys. today the wind is a bit of a good story when it comes to air quality. 78 degrees and the winds keeping our ground level pollution and ground level ozone to a minimum. fairly good air quality and you notice san francisco staying fairly cool. mid-60s and that trend will continue. for san francisco you see the temperatures climbing towards thursday and dropping down, once again, as we approach friday and

saturday. final check of temperatures for the north bay. temperatures around the tri-valley upper 70s to low 80s and livermore seeing the same temperature trend warming a little bit approaching thursday and then dropping down just in time for the start of the weekend. weather looking pretty good. now, mike, let's find out if the winds are causing any problems on our bridges this morning. >> good note for drivers, we're warning folks to hold on tight as well as the fog drifting around the coastal spots. over here well inland rob was talking about. this is dublin out of livermore. a smooth flow of traffic and look at the build. you can see it on our live camera and more on our sensors over at the altamont pass itself. get towards livermore, no problem. speeds just blipping and that just means the blips are turning to yellow. it's not that they had to blip me out. southbound 680 move smoothly through pleasanton and down towards the south bay, as well. traffic moves nicely in the

northbound direction. no issues as far as road closures and good traffic through san jose and the rest of the silicon valley. your commute heading up towards the bay bridge on either side of the bay moving nicely. the bay bridge itself over on the oakland side, we have a little bit of a build, so, a couple cash lanes have a couple cars waiting but that is about it. over here in the north bay travel crass highway 37 and 101 starts to build a tad bit to petaluma and all green heading down towards the golden gate bridge with a live look across the bay and see across towers and span itself will watch for anything developing over here as far as cloud cover. back to you guys. >> watch for fires, as well. when it comes to the most stolen car in america, mike, the honda accord remains on top according to the company low jack. the accord was the most stolen car of 2013. its fifth year in a row in the top spot and the most common color is black. coming in number two on the list the honda civic and then toyota

camry and toyota corolla. you figured out these are the most common cars in america, period. then the chevy silverado. the acura integra is sixth on the list but has not been available in the u.s. since 20 0 2001. church officials cleaning up after a small fire. the fire apparently broke out earlier this morning in a cave under the basilica when an oil lamp fell over. it burned itself out but not before charring a number of wall hangings. just two days ago pope francis visited the church after a mass. heads up, there is a free ticket give away to tell you about. ♪ ♪ all night long >> remember that little flash back to the '80s. concord is going to give out tickets to see lionel richie at

the concord pavilion on sunday. you can bet he will sing that hit "all night long." 250 tickets available and the free give away will include 250 tick toots tets to the barry gi concert. tickets handed out from noon to 5:00 at the pavilion box office. the only catch is you have to live in concord to give them. they want local folks to go, which is perfect, though. >> makes sense. time now 5:22. the u.s. men's soccer team in the final steps getting ready for the world cup. the first warm up game right here in the bay area. how much tickets for that cost and you could live anywhere.

embattled clippers owner donald sterling has until today to respond to the nba's formal charges against him. sterling is accused of violating the league's constitution and

bylaws for making racist remarks. there will be a special meeting of the league's board of governors next week where there will be a vote to strip sterling of his clippers' ownership. if three quarters of the team owners agree, sterling and any members of his ownership group would lose the clippers. this may be a moot point. sterling in the process of handing the team over to his wife, who then is expected to sell the team. the newly named u.s. men's soccer team will get its first test as a team today. >> they will play at candlestick park at 7:00 tonight. we check ticket master and tickets still available. they will cost you $395 apiece. this is a farewell tour for team usa as it prepares for next month's world cup in brazil. the men will play turkey in nigeria before the world cup opener june 16th against ghana. starts its quest for ncaa title today. one cardinal going home with a

trophy. wilson putted for the win. showed off his pride after that win. cameron just the third man from stanford to win the individual ncaa title. tiger woods did it back in 1996. >> '96, that long ago. let's check in with rob mayeda filling in for christina this morning. >> patches of low clouds closer to san francisco and our temperatures as we head through today. 78 in san jose and some north bay temperatures close to 80 degrees. as you can see, san jose 78 and some of the warmest spots the trivalley cooler and highs today in the low 80s. mike? >> the bay bridge where we have c a couple cars waiting here. fastrak not a problem and the maze itself heading in towards the toll plaza with a little blip as more folks head up the incline. southbound 280 reinstated this

morning hours earlier than expeced and great news for your morning commute and no problems into or out of san francisco or the bay, the peninsula the south bay and an easy flow along 880 and the nimitz freeway. typical tuesday pattern as you head over towards the dublin interchange. back over to you. uc santa barbara observing a day of mourning as they remember the six students killed in the isla vista rampage. a tech ceo expects to make his first appearance in court after he was arrested for hit and run. moments of certainty.

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remembering the victims of a deadly rampage at uc santa barbara. students up and down the state pause to remember and reflect on tragic events. we're live in santa barbara where the campus will hold a day of mourning today. plus, dozens of homes under evacuation orders this morning as fire continues to burn near yosemite. what we're learning from cal fire this morning. we're seeing a cool start to

the morning of clear skies in san jose and a much cooler forecast with our inland valleys for this afternoon. look at those changes, coming up. a pretty easy drive, cool heads around the south bay as your commute builds, but we do have a stall over in the east bay approaching the maze. talk about that one, coming up. we'll talk about the bay bridge right now. a live look at it on this tuesday, may 27th, this is "today in the bay." and a very good tuesday morning to you, thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm scott mcgrew. classes at uc santa barbara canceled today as students and faculty come together to remember the six students killed in the isla vista rampage. "today in the bay" mark matthews at ucsb where a memorial will take place this afternoon. good morning, mark. >> good morning, scott. the university declared today an official day of mourning and

instead of classes they expect thousands will be gathering here starting about 4:00 the isafternoon to reflect and to mourn the six lives lost in friday's rampage. now, we have seen several emotional vigils here and around isla vista in the past 12 to 15 hours, including this rally at a deli where investigators say elliot rodger shot his sixth victim. people with groups of signs wanted to push the news media away. blocking televisions and still cameras from the scene because they wanted to protect the people who were coming to the deli to mourn. outside the sorority house classmates and friends mourned together hugging and crying and talking about 22-year-old catherine cooper and 19-year-old veronika weiss who were killed on the lawn of the sorority house. they were gunned down friday and even though many who came to the vigil didn't know the young women they felt their loss and

they wanted to come by and acknowledge it. >> everyone's hurting, especially like the community and i'm sure especially after reading his manifesto, his parents are probably just as hurt as everyone else. >> just down the street signs of solidarity outside the apartment house where he shot and killed his three room mates. more flowers and candles and there i met two students that were eager to it see the news media because they're trying to get the word out about a t-shirt fund-raising campaign to help the victims' families. we're seeing reactions to what happened on friday and to the aftermath and this afternoon, again, thousands expected here for what the school is calling a day of mourning and reflection. in isla vista, mark matthews for

"today in the bay." >> we'll check back in with you. thank you. in the meantime, uc schools are joining uc santa barbara in that mourning. last night there was an emotional vigil at uc santa cruz. >> even if you are losing, she had this laugh that you could hear from miles away. she's always laughing. >> a friend of veronika weiss spoke about the time she shared with her life-long friend. weiss was just 19 years old. police say five other people were killed by elliot rodger including three men from the bay area. bob redell is live in san jose this morning outside lynbrook high school where one of the men killed actually graduated two years ago. good morning, bob. >> good morning, laura. you're talking about cheng yuan

hong graduated lynbrook high and they decided since he graduated so recently there is a good chance people didn't know him and they decided to send in grief counselors here today when kids return back to school memorial day weekend in case somebody needs somebody to talk with. a 20-year-old engineering student and he was room mates with two of his best friends who were also from the bay area and the three of them were also room mates with elliot rodger, the man who allegedly stabbed those three to death over the weekend. hong did have a run-in with rodger earlier in the year. made a citizens arrest for stealing three candles worth $22. hong pled guilty to petty theft. the 19-year-old had been a camp

counselor at the y and a neighbor we spoke with her yesterday, she described him as a wonderful boy and specifically the way she helped her elderly father. just bringing in the newspaper and that sort of thing. couldn't say enough nice things about him. they had dreams of starting a business together when they graduated. when we spoke with his parents yesterday in fremont before they went down to santa barbara. they had mentioned the three boys, the three men moving out of that apartment that shthey share with elliot rodger in a few weeks because it was time for them to move on and also because rodger was anti-social and played loud music in the middle of the night. reporting live here in san jose, bob redell "today in the bay." >> tragedy for those families. thank you very much, bob. "today in the bay" continuing coverage of the story all

morning long including a live report from isla vista. any time we're not on the air, head to our website nbcbayarea.com for the very latest. the fremont man accused of strangling his wife to death will make his first appearance in court today. tried to run from police after killing his wife, anita. her body was found at the couple's home by a relative sunday morning. but by that time sing was already on the run with his passports. detectives were able to track him down in milpitas. the ceo of a popular networking site will be in court to enter a plea today. caused a crash on highway 101 that injured a woman near sfo last august. he is the co-founder of san francisco-based nextdoor.com. earlier this month the woman who was hurt filed a civil suit saying his unsafe lane change caused her to crash. he did not call police because

he thought others would and his car never actually hit the woman's vehicle. dozens of people in yosemite are waking up in a red cross shelter a wildfire that doubled in size in a day. at least 100 homes are threatened this morning and dozens of homes are under evacuation orders. more than 500 acres have burned. investigators say the fire started at a house near lake mcclure, near yosemite. cal fire on high alert for more than a month and immediately sent helicopters and bulldozers and other resources to fight that fire. 5:37. want to check in with meteorologist rob mayeda in for christina this morning and has a look at the microclimate forecast. >> little cooler as we head through the afternoon and temperatures down to five to eight degrees from yesterday's high temperatures inland and mostly 50s across the board, except santa rosa waking up to 48 degrees. early morning view at oakland coliseum there and 55 degrees

and first pitch forecast for that game if you're heading out, close to 64 and the wind out of the northwest from 10 to 20 miles per hour and probably stronger than that in some locations around the peninsula and san francisco later on. one thing we're seeing this morning is notice the wind speeds, fairfield, antioch and livermore. sea breeze off to an early start that will ensure combine would the patches of low clouds reforming on the coast a cooler afternoon around the bay area with highs inland dropping a few degrees and mostly sunny and gusty at times as we approach the evening. one thing we'll see in the forecast for today will be those winds that will be picking up up and onshore breeze and temperatures close to 78 in san jose and 83 in saratoga and around san francisco, those highs in the mid-60s and 65 today and we'll continue that trend of staying in the 60s through wednesday. thursday the warmest day over the next five around san francisco and san jose and temperatures cooling down as we approach the start of the weekend and for the north bay. highs near 81 and highs in the

upper 70s and low 80s out towards the tri-valley. for a check of your morning commute, here's mike. >> tuesday build right now in the south bay, nothing dramatic. but look at this, northbound 101 underneath that 280 interchange and a smooth flow of traffic on our maps and bay area folks pick out your path and you see nothing really unusual three spots, though, of course, slowing in the tri-valley and we'll talk about that. west 24 right around gateway reports of a stalled box truck over there. and your slow lane as smooth slow of traffic slows up on your sensors. crews arrive typical pattern there. southbound 880 at dixon landing road. another box truck reported in one of your middle lanes and we hope that moves quickly to the shoulder but waiting for an update from chp or fremont crews. either one will do really well over there. smooth flow of traffic and towards that dublin interchange and no surprises here and the bay bridge toll plaza, we have

the cash lanes backing up, guys. standard flow. back to you. this is good news, crews working throughout the night opening a key stretch of southbound 280 in san francisco about three hours early. that interstate was closed between sixth street and pennsylvania avenue near at&t park causing quite a few traffic problems for giants fans and delays who needed to travel south after a weekend of fun baseball games. crews retrofitted the road with seismic upgrades and they got done early. data used in the search for the missing malaysian jet was released overnight and expert got a look at it and we'll tell you what they see coming up. a man gets stuck in a chimney in southern california, but he wasn't trying to break into a home. we'll tell you what he was doing there, next. nbc bay area honored with three national awards for excellence in breaking news coverage, feature reporting and public service and television journalism. all from the society of professional journalists. nbc bay area, we investigate.

welcome back. embattled veterans affair eric shinseki has days to tell what happened to vets who died waiting for treatment. tracie potts live on capitol hill. the investigation broadens to more than two dozen v.a. facilities across the country. >> exactly. first president obama wants the broad scope of what's going on here from shinseki himself. his office is due to give an early report, a preliminary report to president obama some time this week. separate from that, that report is due next month. separate from all of that, the inspector general, which is looking at more than two dozen facilities around the country is doing a report. that investigation, that report due later this summer. likely august. and back here on capitol hill, some lawmakers are calling for

the justice department to get involved with a grand jury, possible criminal charges for people who tried to delay or hide those appointments so that their delay times didn't look as long as they were. also here on capitol hill tomorrow night a hearing from the house veterans affair committee when they want those three department of veteran affairs officials to show up and either bring or explain why their e-mails and documents, the paperwork that has been subpoenaed isn't coming in fast enough if they don't show up tomorrow night at that hearing then officials with that hearing say subpoenas can go out as early as the next morning. >> a long time coming, tracie, thank you. officials in ukraine say they have beaten back pro-russian separatists. the military launch air strike yesterday after the separatists seized the airport. this morning the pro-russian officials retreated and broke into the homes of civilians and used the civilians as human shields. so far there is no word on whether any civilians were hurt

or killed. 30 of his fellow fighters died in that fighting. nigerian officials say they know where hundreds of kidnapped girls are being kept, but getting them out would be too dangerous. the officials would not say where the girls were or how they found them, but only that they worried the girls would be killed in an attempted rescue. thousands of protesters were bussed to a location in the capital, meanwhile, where they chanted bring our girls home. the girls were taken from their school back in april from militant group boko haram. officials looking atida dat from 370. the data released overnight from the malaysian government following an outcry from family member it includes 47 pages and features hourly electronic handshakes from the plane and satellite exchange even after the plane disappeared from radar. the data backs up theories that the plane flew until it ran out

of fuel. rob mayeda being a good sport and filling in for christina loren. >> waking up slowly. the weather will wake you up the winds gusts towards 35 miles per hour if you're on the mid-span of some of those bridges, a little breezy out there. we'll get more of that as we head our way into the afternoon, especially for around places like san francisco later on. you can see our temperatures right now 54 degrees closer to san jose and san francisco and temperatures in the mid-50s currently. let's show you san jose, 54 right now and the clear skies not much in the way of fog around the south bay, though. a few patches of low clouds closer to san francisco where speaking of which, out at at&t park first pitch 7:15 tonight and wind 10 to 20 and bundle up if you're heading out to the game. cool temperatures out towards the ballpark and all brought by these onshore winds which are pretty blustery out towards antioch and fairfield and winds

20 miles per hour inland to start the day. a sign that inland locations, especially solano county and contracosta counties. you'll see your temperatures drop quite a bit for today. five miles of visibility in half moon bay indicating some patchy low clouds there. that is it in terms of cloud cover. mostly sunny skies, but windy conditions as we head through the afternoon and as the forecast today is going to keep that onshore push of cooler air racing across the bay area and then for the middle part of the week, brief return of high pressure that will lead to high pressure as we head towards thursday and towards the weekend a trough of low pressure and really drop the temperatures off. see that at the bottom of the screen. seven-day forecast drizzle possible at times and highs only in the upper 60s and low 70s by saturday and sunday. 78 degrees in san jose and mid-70s around the peninsula and santa rosa today near 80 degrees and low 80s in pleasanton and

danville looking pretty good today warming up to 79. mike? >> looking over here with your tri-valley with the typical tuesday build out of livermore and towards dublin more slowing all the way through towards that dublin interchange and speeds coming down towards 50 miles per hour. you see the build there. no big surprises for the tri-valley and move farther over to the west and we see a little slowing for the castro valley and northbound 238 showing more traffic flow there. and the flexible tubing in the roadway and i know it's light weight and you don't want to hit it and a traffic break to clear that north and a smoother flow through downtown oakland. southbound 880 as you travel past dixon landing road a stalled box truck in your middle lane and still waiting for updates whether they help that off to the shoulder and slowing out of fremont and heading towards milpitas. so, watch for that approaching 237, as well. a smoother flow for the south

bay from 680 up to 880. on the peninsula, a look at the live cameras out there and no delays for our transit systems and no delays on the bay shore freeway and 280 the same thing. southbound side reopened out of san francisco and we're looking at the bay bridge with the metering lights turned on a moment ago and fastrak starting to slow and a smoother flow southbound through san rafael. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. who opened fire through the window of a car shooting three people in san francisco killing one. shooting happened just before 5:30 yesterday in the city's bay view district. officers went to the intersection of key street and palo avenue after shot spotter technology detected gunfire. police found two people who were shot at the scene. a third person was taken to the hospital by witness. one of them later died. police have not identified any suspects. in colorado the search will resume today for three men missing in what could be hundreds of feet of mud. officials say three men were checking on a smaller mudslide

when they got caught in this. this enormous slide on sunday. this video showing the path of destruction. that's all mud. it's four miles long, half a mile wide. several hundred feet deep in some parts. the slide followed two days of heavy rain. we have new video this morning of a man who had to be rescued from a chimney in southern california. police say the man was trying to get into his ex-girlfriend's house after a family dispute early monday morning when he got stuck. emergency crews in irvine spent two hours taking the chimney apart piece by piece and then lifting the man to safety. so far no criminal charges have been filed. >> but the family dispute got even larger. >> i would think so. beautiful memorial day ceremony in hawaii. take a look at this. tens of thousand of people lining the shore of honolulu late last night for the annual lantern floating ceremony. about 6,000 candle lit lanterns were released to honor loved

ones who were passed. ch person wrote a special note on the lanterns they will be used, again, in the coming years. isn't that beautiful? >> really wonderful. time now 5:51. hidden cash coming to the south bay. we'll tell you when and where, next. >> after we find it. the latest on the search for hunter pence missing scooter. a new reward on the table. we'll tell you about it.

a very good tuesday morning to you, thanks so much for joining us. getting up early. if you're coming off a three-day weekend, well, if you had a short workweek as we take a live look outside, beautiful golden gate bridge.

5:53. in the wake of several high-profile data breaches, including ebay last week, visa and mastercard are making new pushes for microchips in credit and debit cards. those chips would replace a card's magnetic strip. two companies say the change would cut down on fraud. chips widely used in mexico and all over europe but not adopted here because of costs and dispute over what kind of payment system to adopt. a signature or a pin number. apple getting into the smart home business. the financial times reports apple will unveil plans at its developer's conference this next week to let you use your iphone or ipad to control your home appliances. users would be able to do things like automatically turn on the lights when they enter the home or set alarms when they leave. meanwhile, the giants hunter pence now offering a unique reward because he wants his scooter back. >> i understand that. >> it was stolen. >> it was stolen.

that fancy motorized scooter. he always rides it along that. that restaurant along the embarcadero. pence took to twitter asking fans to keep a look out for it. he says he just wants it back. no questions asked. is now offering a signed bobblehead. that toy shows pence riding his beloved scooter, something he does to and from the ballpark on the home games. the restaurant, as well, epic roadhouse are giving out a free dinner for two for the person who returns the scooter. >> crime does pay in this case. >> give it back. well, we told you about someone that was leaving cash around san francisco and then using twitter to kind of start a form of a scavenger hunt. >> that person is headed south. @hiddencash tweeted out we'll give away money in san jose, wednesday. stay tuned @hiddencash offers a clue to where this money is but doesn't tell people outright and no word who is behind this

twitter account, but we thank them. 5:55 right now. good weather tomorrow for money hunt? >> always good weather. but the weather quite nice, too. temperatures right now this morning in the 50s and then as we jump towards the afternoon around san jose can close to 78 degrees and 80 around livermore and into the porth bay and highs near 80 degrees around santa rosa and most locations and, mike, that wind could be an issue later across the mid-span of our bridges. >> even with that, be prepared for that. across the bay bridge, for example, that's what rob is talking about. a smooth flow of traffic approaching the toll plaza. the metering lights on just about ten minutes ago and this is what is causish all these folks to wait. the span itself moves smoothly. as we look at our maps slowing down the east shore freeway and traffic tuesday, folks. we see a heavier volume of traffic eastbound 24 reports of a stalled truck and remember two

in each direction after the new one opened last year. a smoother drive around the rest of your bay and slowing towards that dublin interchange and northbound 101 from 680 to 880 and the live look shows you a lot of company and the reason for that slow down. the first burst kicking in right now, guys. 5:57. a crash inside a tunnel possibility the result of a kids' game. we'll explain, coming up. a car crashes into a building in mountain view and we'll tell you what we're learning from police. the oakland diocese ready to meet with a group of teachers who say they do not have to sign on to the church's morality clause. what is expected to happen today in a live report.

breaking news in san jose a homeowner wakes up to a car alarm and winds up shot. live with the details, next.

police swarm the streets in mountain view after a car slams into a building. which streets are roped off with crime scene tape. a gunman's day of retribution prompts a day of reflection at uc santa barbara. we'll tell you how the community is coming together to grieve. and we're seeing the return of a stronger sea breeze that will lead to a cool down as we head towards the afternoon as highs drop a few degrees from yesterday. we'll look at the similar changes in your forecast, coming up in just a few minutes. plus, the south bay build is on. look at all this company and a backup at the bay bridge and a stall in one of your tunnels at the caldecott. sun coming up over the bay area on this tuesday, may 27th. this is "today in the bay." and a very good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm scott mcgrew. we have breaking news. a home