>> live look outside on this monday morning. what a beautiful way to start our day. live look at the bay bridge. it's may 4th. this is "today in the bay." >> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> a very good monday to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. happy family celebration is how it started. it instantly turned into tragedy over the weekend. the mother and her 14-month-old baby girl killed in a backyard by a suspected drunk diver. >> "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang live in live more this morning. the family i understand was there for a first communion celebration. >> that's right. good morning to you both, laura and sam. tragic story. the mother and baby here along marietta boulevard by this apartment complex wednesday was struck and killed by a suspected drunk driver. you can see orange temporary fencing where a real fence used to be and debris in the back where the car ended up. here the memorial of the flowers and candles and the balloons for

these two people. 35-year-old brian jones of livermore is set to be in court tomorrow. police say he was drunk behind the wheel of his corvette when he hit trees and plowed into this backyard where flying debris injured two children. the coroner has not officially identified the victims but friends and family say one close friend said he heard the impact. >> when i looked out there was the corvette here. like i can still remember the glass was shattered. t hood came off and that is when i looked to my balcony and looked underneath me and that was -- that was when i saw her. i don't know if i can talk about it. >> a livermore police say jones consented to preliminary alcohol screening which resulted in a .13 and .14. jones had been at a wine festival earlier in the day.

friends say the mom and baby daughter were from the monterrey area. friends saying they left behind a husband and father as well as two siblings or two children, 10 years old and 22 years old. live in livermore this morning, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> such heartache this morning. friends will set up ago fund me account to help with all of the funeral costs. you find that link and more information on this story on our website at nbcbayarea. san jose embark on a bold new plan to improve street safety today. it's called zero vision. actually vision zero. its mission is to make the streets safer for everyone. the mercury news reports the city will launch an $80 million effort that includes slowing down speeders, adding more like lanes and improving crosswalks and lighting for pedestrians. the money comes mostly from grants. you hair about it all the time, the dangers of living in the bay area, the jolt in the east bay reminded many people why we hear about those

warnings. a 3.6 magnitude quake striking concord yesterday afternoon followed by a 2.7 quake just about a minute later and then a string of smaller quakes. many stores like this target in pleasant hill are taking safety precautions. they posted a sign warning customers to stay out of areas where ceiling tiles could fall on top of them. people shopping in concord said they felt a little boift shait shaking. no reports of damages or injuries. >> it was a jolt. it wasn't anything too big. nothing fell down. nothing broke. it was just kind of more of a caught you off guard kind of did i just feel what i think i did. >> several people told us they felt it as far south as fremont and even some people on the peninsula as well. could a leak in walnut creek ltz be linked to yesterday's earthquake in the east bay? water spewed into an intersection. it happened shortly after the quake struck.

officials from east bay mud say water main breaks are common so they're not sure if there's a connection between the two. they plan to fix the leak by this morning. >> we send out alerts across the bay area about that quake. to get breaking news on your phone and to stay in touch when breaking news happens download the nbc bay area app. it's free for ickes phones and for all android devices. peninsula police officer killed in the line of duty is receiving top honors six decades later. the name of south san francisco police officer will be added to the california peace officers memorial in sacramento today. a drunk driver hit and killed him on highway 101 in 1953. moore had not been listed until now due to what's being called just an oversight. now to a developing story. two gunmen dead after opening fire outside a contest that challenged people to draw the prophet mohammed. >> that is their motive?

good morning, christina. >> local law enforcement along with the fbi and the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, and firearm, they know who the two suspects were. but they're not revealing who they are to us just yet. let's take you to phoenix. this is a reporter there reporting because there is a under way of an apartment there that belongs to the suspects. they were led to that apartment by the registration of the vehicle that ended up outside that shooting in dallas. take you to garland, texas, right now where you can also see that there is still a heavy police presence and the site of a detonation of the suspect's vehicle there. folks -- the law enforcement there suspected that there could have been explosives there so they did detonate some part of the car. all of this happened, there was a free speech events is how organizers dubbed it yesterday, when as event was wrapping up two gunmen drove up to that event center, jumped out of their car and shot an unarmed

school security guard in the ankle. he's expected to survive. but about 200 people were locked down inside that building, then moved to an undisclosed location. people heard that gunfire nearby business i as well and they were also evacuated. >> kind of weird because we heard pop, pop, pop, quick. pause, and then another pop, pop, pop real quick. is a i said, that is gunshot. >> bomb squad technicians swept the car looking for explosives and eventually did detonate something. investigators are trying to connect the dots between what the suspects did and why they did it. organizers, they could not have expected this but they did expect something because they spent 10,000 extra dollars on security. they brought in 40 extra security officers for that show that included a $10,000 contest for the best depiction of the prophet mohammed in a cartoon. but the latest development is that search of the suspect's apartment or the apartment connected to the suspect. that's happening in phoenix.

we'll try to get more information about that and have it for you in half an hour. >> sounds like it's coming in. >> trying to dig up background information on those suspects. nepal earthquake survivor from the bay area is expected to have a happy homecoming this morning. 43-year-old mcfeeney was among many climbers tra s stranded on everest "live from" the earthquake struck. her husband held on fdear life. mcfeeney is a mother of four from san francisco. she's expected to fly into sfo later this morning. they should be waking up in mexico instead thousand of people in a coarnival cruise lie are behind schedule because of an eneasy ocean. more than 2,000 people who were supposed to sail out of long beach yesterday were put on a bus and driven to san diego. officials apparently thought the waves were just too strong. so the ship sailed to san diego and eventually met up with the passengers there. all right. we would gladly take a little

trip down south. water will take you to paradise. we have a taste of it ourselves here in the bay area. let's check in with meteorologist christina loren. >> for you two i've got two tickets to paradise, guess what, we're already there. temperatures are looking good this morning. it's going to be stellar out there later on. although the same area of low pressure that's roughing up the seas down south is going to bring us some changes later this week. 55 degrees in san jose. we're starting out at 52 in san martin. temperatures are going to be lovely today. the only problem is we are going to have to deal with those high pollen levels. they will peak as we get into your wednesday. so we have so much pollen out there. we had enough wind over the past couple of days. you can actually visibly see the pollen drifting around. probably accumulating on your windshield. keep that in mind. keep the allergy medicine handy for you and the little ones if they suffer as well. the good news is we've got showers on the way in just a few days. let me take you through your forecast for this monday.

cloudy start to a sunny and pleasant afternoon. temperatures are going to be just perfect. actually right on track with our seasonal averages which we haven't experienced over the past couple of weeks. 5 degrees on the east shore today at noon. 62 on the peninsula. basically all across the board today you want to keep light sweater or jacket with you until lunchtime. then you can throw it in the corner as we head throughout 4:00 p.m. with temperatures in the 70s. 73 degrees in the tri-valley. 70 degrees in the north bay for today and 70 degrees in the south bay. so just days away from wide spread rainfall here in the bay area. i'm doing to time that system out to your doorstep. counting the showers by thursday. now, it's early out there. i know you clever bay area folks like to get out there early to avoid the traffic. let's check on that with mike. >> everybody is trying to beat the pattern and create a new pattern. over here, the bay bridge toll plaza. beating the backup and beating the sun rise. easy flow president let me show you the view from our emeryville shot looking at san francisco. you can see on the span itself,

easy. light flow. the city can't make out the buildings but visibility for drivers just fine. we just can't see that nice city scape. the map, speed sensors, throughout the north bay. easy flow of traffic for 101 down through novato. did talk about one incident. this is in the north bay. westbound 80 around highway 12, reports of a pickup on the right shoulder and fencing. i don't know if that fencing fell off of the truck or if it was hit in the center divide and pulled out. so we're going to get more detail. sounds like one lane is blocked. tiny bit on the immediate approach. light volume all around the bay. as we look around the bay we're seeing just a typical slowing for westbound 4 in antioch and coming out of the altamont pass. dublin, livermore. no delays. 580 you have a little build and the south bay we have a couple of spots for overnight road crews. crash reported north 880 past the boulevard. i'll check on that. so far no lanes reported

blocked. i'll give you that update. back to you. >> thanks. right now 5:10 on your monday. >> coming up, two more people throwing it in for the hat for president including one with bay area ties. >> that's karly feiorinfiorina. we take a live look outside route now. san jose. pretty early on your monday. 5:11. good day in store for you today bh while we look ahead for rain later in the week.

welcome back. who wants a little baseball? yes. >> hot dog. >> hot dog, this early in the morning? i guess gow you do what you got to do. exactly. 5:1. there's still no word on what killed monkey ceo dave goldberg. people shared their heartbreak through online tributes. goldberg was married to facebook coo sheryl shand sandberg. this morning he's being remembered as a businessman passionate about many things including education.

goldberg was just 47 years old. >> so young there. the race to the white house, well, it's about to get a bit more crowded this week with a familiar face from silicon valley declaring her candidacy. former hewlett-packard ceo karly fir written that announced she's going to run this morning. she did it via twitter. bernie sanders is hillary clinton's first democratic challenger. sanders called her, quote, the establishment constituent. yes, she is. and out of touch, sanders says, which could have an impact on her campaign strategy. >> early on he can be part of the reason that former secretary clinton moves slightly to the left. >> wish she could take some of the flowers and give life to the candidacy there. other republicans to announce their candidacy this week, former arkansas governor mike huckabee and dr. ben carson.

fe . >> she got about 40% of the vote. that's a very strong showing for someone who at the time had never run for any office. in fact, at the time she had barely voted. fiorina has a number of vulnerabilities. she laid off tens of thousands of people while ceo of at hewlehu hewlett-packard and frankly fired from that role at hp. never held any political office ever. so president of the united states is a peculiar place to start. off the top of my head the last person to win the presidency with no experience in public office was dwight eisenhower although he did lead the free world to victory against nazi germany. cabinet sec take or ambassador. well, look who is back. it's landon dowdy live at cnbc headquarters. good morning to you, landon. >> hey there, scott mcgrew. good to be back and back to

business. markets look to start the week out on a positive note. stocks rebounded friday but still closed down for the week. busy week for economic data topped by the monthly jobs report on friday. today we get news on factory orders and comcast, the parent of nbc universauniversal, repor earnings. on friday, dow raising 183 points to 18024. nasdaq up 54. scotting back to you. >> ceo of mcdonald's is in the middle of a huge presentation to investors and reporters showing how he's going to radically change the fast food chain. the company suffered slow sales lately. the new ceo has been on the job a few months and closed a number of stores and more big changes are on the way. another big week for silicon valley superstar elon musk. both companies report profits this week. solar city and tesla. solar city looking for big bucks. tesla, we're looking for another update on how many cars the company is making. and sam and laura, any sort of

timeline we can get on model x which is the suv and model 3 as well, which is the low-cost tesla. >> i heard you can start to get some of the used teslas. >> yes. in fact, that's going to be a really interesting thing as those leases come up as to how affordable those are going to be. >> laura has a birthday at some point in the next year, by the way. >> mother's day is on sunday. >> that's true. >> and there's that. >> i'll always find a occasion for something. thanks a lot. >> gear up, we're going for an ride. warriors fans have plenty to roar about. starting with game one yesterday against memphis. now the team's heart and soul steph curry may be on the verge of the league's very top honor. >> they're cooking on all cylinders. "today in the bay's" bob redill is live outside the arena. tell us what insiders are saying about steph earning the mv pks honors. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning, sam and laura. as first reported by the colleagues at comcast sports bay

area the nba is expected to announce at 1:00 this afternoon that warrior steph curry is this year's mvp. remarkable achievement for anyone, but especially for curie when you look back at his roots. as our colleagues at csn pointed out, he wasn't highly recruited out of high school and people got him for his size i saying he was too small, would never make it in the nba. talk about proving the dauoubte wrong. he led the team to the playoffs to the third year in a row and top ten this evening for points, assist, steals, and three-pointers. >> they were terrific across the board. highly popular player. again, on the best team in the league, and just very watchable player. so all these things i think added up. then that's the reason why he is the guy that people are saying will be the mvp. >> at curry will be

the first to win the award since they moved back in 1962. here at the oracle arena, game two, round two, warriors versus the grizzlies taking place here tomorrow during a pre-game ceremony is expected that that is when he will actually receive the award. reporting live here in oakland, bob ridell, "today in the bay." >> check out the steph curry jersey sales. the warriors are going to play game two in oakland tomorrow, as you mentioned. game three scheduled for saturday in memphis. game four will be a week from today in memphis. if needed, game five will be on wednesday, may 13th, in oakland. >> all right. that will be exciting. christina joins us after a couple of days back. welcome back. or off, welcome back. >> thank you. it was nice. it's funny how you acan recharg your batteries after getting a couple of days off. head into a new workweek ands are nice. temperatures are mostly in the

50s. as we head throughout this week we do have a chance for shower activity. that's what you want too hear in the heart of the drought. we're directly impacted by our environment. studies show our moods, our over ale being influenced by the weather and the good news is this monday will be stellar. i mean, fantastic. help you avoid the case of the mug days. 52 in san francisco. waking up at 49 degrees in the north bay. temperatures are going to climb to really lovely levels later on today. 73 for the east shore. san francisco is at 61 and 70 degrees out in wine country. so here's the story. clouds, you're going to see a full deck of clouds today. a lot of sunshine this afternoon. each and every day this week temperatures stay nice and comfortable as the spring storm gets closer to the bay area. s best chance for showers looks like thursday evening. expecting wide spread activity. the great news is temperatures really don't fluctuate all that much as we head throughout this

week which means you can probably give your ac a break. you know what, it's early out there but there's always something going on. here's mike to help you out that front door on a monday. >> the bay bridge in familiar where we're worried if anything goes on there. eastbound coming out of treasure island. smoother going through this out of san francisco. disabled big rig i was tracking just cleared as you were giving your report so we do have that treasure island off-ramp. a couple of folks were stuck behind that truck. that's why it was a concern. okay here as we get another live look. show you things moving well. northbound is a commute direction for many passing past the coliseum. the home of the warriors hopping yesterday and hopping for the morning commute as well. moving around. a at the bid of breeze for the camera. headlights down toward the san mateo bridge. let's catch that foster city side on the peninsula and you see traffic flow is very smooth and not so bad as far as that volume goes. camera trembles a bit here. no advisories here. 101 and 92 in san mateo also at

speed. as we look at your map and show you all the areas we talked about. around the water we're already. earlier disabled vehicle cleared out of sflans eastbound. over here, 580. typical build. south bay, crash is south 880 out of the roadway. back to you. >> 5:23. on your monday, coming up next, a bombshell announcement from a prominent women's college.

welcome back. look at this video. it's a so-called dust devil hitting a farmer's market in palm springs. just in the middle of the day yesterday. look at that. the frongs of the palm is just coming off there. some vendors lost merchandise. you heard shattering. the debris was just flying overhead and up toward the mountain for several minutes.

5:25. the east coast college making a statement about gender. massachusetts's all female edge which smith college will be opening its doors to transgender students starting this fall. people who were born as men but identify themselves as women can apply to smith college. school officials say this move is to respect and afford equal opportunity to all women. however, the school will not be accepting women who identify themselves as men. smith college alumni include barbara bush, julia child, and sylvia plat. food for thought or just mere coincidence? researchers at joness hopkins found some children with adhd may be more prone to binge eating disorder. athey've looked at 79 children. they found those with adhd were 12 times more likely to have that eating disorder can can lead to weight gain. the study found the most

impulsive children had the greatest odds of binge eating. >> got the binge pizza going. it is not just water worry. the drought is also leading to an increase in kittens. an increase in kittens. we'll explain the connection. it'sch too, with the latest safty features. and available entune app suite. and, i'm sorry... i don't mean to drone on. honey, stop messing with jan. during toyota time, get 0% apr financing for 60 months on a 2015 prius. offer ends june 1st. for great deals on other toyotas, visit toyota.com enjoy your prius. thanks, jan. look out people, coming in hot. toyota. let's go places.

what started as a happy celebration in a backyard takes a tragic turn over the weekend. and who is behind an attack on free speech event in texas? and we have the great looking start to the new week. then everything changes. temperatures tumble. we bring in showers. we'll tell you where and when in your microclimate. the opposite for the great start of the maze. look at the jam of the east shore freeway. i'll talk you through the flashing lights. a live look outside this morning. downtown san jose. it is monday, may 4th. you are watching "today in the bay." >> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay."

>> a good morning. thank you for joining us on this monday. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. a suspected drunk driver is expected to -- suspected, i should say, expected to appear in court tomorrow. he crashed his car into a livermore backyard killing a mother and her 14-month-old daughter. >> "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang live in livermore where a memorial is growing for those victims. stephanie, what is so amazing about this, they weren't even on the road. this was a mother and child in a backyard celebrating. >> reporter: that's right. good morning. if you can imagine here along stanley, there was a celebration going on in the backyard behind me for a communion and birthday party. this is where they were when they were hit. this is 7:00 saturday night. you can see the aftermath still where the driver ran into trees and plowed into the brach yard. flying debris injured a 6 and 7-year-old boy as well. memorial, balloon, stuffed animals, more than two dozen lit candles. it continues to get bigger.

35-year-old brian jones of livermore is out on bail after livermore police arrested him on suspicion of driving under the influence in his 2014 corvette. the coroner has not officially identified the victims but family friends say they are morales and 14-month-old daughter julie. >> imagine, to see what's going on. to see what's going on. that try to help them. >> just breaks my heart that this family were just enjoying their backyard. >> livermore police say a preliminary alcohol screening shows jones with a .13 blood alcohol level. jones had attended the livermore wine country festival that day. it stopped serving alcohol at 5:00. the crash happened around 7:00. it's unclear where he was in between. meantime, friends say the mom and baby are from the monterrey area and they're hoping to raise money to send them back to mexico for funeral arrangements. live in livermore, stephanie

chuang, "today in the bay." >> very sad. thank you, steph. friends set up a go fund me account to help with funeral costs. you can find that link and more information on the story on our, site nbcbayarea. we move to a developing story and a search for a motive right now in the shooting outside an event in texas and an event that included a challenge for cartoonists to draw the prophet mohammed. >> kris sanchez ? >> the fbi apparently knows who the two gunmen are and where they lived. a phoenix tv station is identifying one of the gunmen and they're reporting that he was the subject of a previous terror investigation. his identity and the vehicle registration led investigators to this phoenix apartment. the address is the one listed on the registration of that car that the gunman allegedly drove up to that event center about 1,000 miles away. the other suspect is said to be his roommate. that car is still on the scene

outside the curtis caldwell center near dallas where that shooting and art contest was held yesterday. those black marks around the vehicle there. you see at the center of your screen is where the bomb squad detonated something. we're not sure what just yet. the gunman drove up to the center last night, jumped out of their car, shot an unarmed school district security guard in the ankle. he is expected to survive. about 200 people were inside at the time. they were locked down and then moved to an undisclosed location. people heard that done fire nearby businesses as well and they were also evacuated. >> kind of weird because we heard the pop, pop, pop real quick and a i little pause and another pop, pop, pop real quick. i was like, that is gunshots. >> here is another development this morning. the fbi told reporters that they bloo i've that the suspect sent a tweet using the henry tenenbaum tex-- organizers coul not have expected this but they did prepare for some trouble. they spent $10,000 on extra

security. they brought in 40 extra security officers for that show that included a $10,000 contest for the best cartoon depicting the prophet mohammed which a lot of folks -- a lot of people who are muslims say is offensive. the search of the suspect's apartment in phoenix continues this morning. and as soon as we can pin down more about the identity of that one suspect who was -- whose identity was revealed, we will bring that to you. >> do they think both are from the phoenix area or just one? >> both living in that apartment. why they got in the car and drove 1,000 miles, you know, through the texas desert and made it all of the way to dallas basically, nobody knows yet. >> the event was probably broadcast ahead of time. people knew it was going to happen. you wonder about the wisdom of holding an event where you have to bring in 40 extra people for security and understanding you're going to make a lot of people angry. >> and the organizer is known for protesting outside of mosques and having very strong

feelings against muslim people, which is also questionable behavior. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. a jolt in the east bay reminded many people living here of the dangers of being in the bay area. we hear about that all the time. a 3.6 magnitude earthquake hit concord yesterday rch a. a 2.7 quake struck about a minute later. ten followed by another string of smaller quakes. many stores like this target in pleasant hill are taking safety precautions. they posted a sign warning customers to stay out of area where's ceiling tiles could fall on top of them. people who were shopping in concord said they felt a little bit of the shaking. however, so far no reports of any damages or injuries. >> kind of like a little jolt. it wasn't anything too big. nothing fell down. nothing broke. it was just kind of more of a caught you off guard kind of did i just feel what i think i just did. >> several people told us they felt it as far south as fremont and even some people living on the peninsula as well. a water leak in walnut creek

could be linked to the earth quick. that's what many are saying after water spewed into an intersection four miles from the earthquake's epicenter in concord. it happened shortly after the quake struck. officials say water main breaks are common so they're not sure if there's any connection between the two. they olympian to fix that leak by this morning. we sent out alerts about the quake across the bay area to get breaking news alerts on your phone. download the nbc bay area app. it's free for iphones and android devices. investigators right now trying to figure out what caused a double decker bus to catch on fire. you see these in the city all the time. this bus absolutely ablaze on the san francisco street. this happened around 10:30 yesterday morning near schrader street. fortunately no one was injured. but as of right now they still have not figured out the cause of that fire. 5:36. we know severe drought is i'm kt aing water rates and wildlife but what about kittens? bay area animal shelters the say yes. today the oakland animal shelter

will hold a news conference asking for the public's 45e89. cats go into heat and get pregnant as the weather gets warmer. the problem is with the drought the weather actually has been warm for some time. that means more kittens. the shelter has already seen 40% increase in kittens coming in to the shelter. they hope to be able to find people who will at least foster the kittens. >> definition of being in heat. i have a feeling, by the way, that those cats, if you could adopt all of them, christina, you probably would. i don't think you have enough space for it, though. >> cat lady. >> no, i've got three dogs already. there was a time in my loof i thought i would be a cat lady. temperatures this morning are nice and comfortable. recently married in case you didn't know. as we head throughout the afternoon temperatures are going to be lovely. there is hope for all of us. and a beautiful day ahead is going to inspire you just to get back to work on a monday. 55 degrees in san jose. that fog is going to continue to move into san francisco. for us for the most part it's low clouds.

right at the immediate coast is where you are going to see that dense fog touching the surface, actually creating a little bit of a hazard for drivers to morning across the golden gate bridge. good news is all that low cloud cover will clear by 11:00 a.m. leaving was a spectacular sunny day and temperatures that are hard to beat right on track with our seasonal averages. 70 degrees in the south bay for today. 73 degrees on the east shore. 61 in san francisco. 70 degrees in the north bay. so we just soften that live picture with my people tapping the brakes even though it's early. good morning. >> we're going to show you the maze. this is the approach. this is the biggest impact for your bay's commute. this is west 80. east shore freeway. folks making the way here moving smoothly. i will show you that in a second. these flashing lights trans sissing out of berkeley and emeryville down towards southbound 880 continuing on toward oakland. that's where we have a crash blocking out. one lane folks are squeezing by.

the map will show you the bay bridge toll plaza as well. turn around the berkeley curve. 880 or the toll plaza. metering lights likely turned on a couple seconds ago. we'll show you the map and show you the entire area starting to show the congestion. folks coming over into the tunnel, that drive is clear. the toll plaza you saw has that backup so that will be a factor and likely build out of the maze. the crash is southbound 880 off of the east shore freeway. over here the tri-valley shows a typical build for your monday. compressing toward the dublin interchange. no drama for the tri-valley or for the east bay. everywhere, the south bay sews a blip from 101 not unusual but the peninsula is looking clear. back to you. it's 5:39. the curfew has been lifted but a state of emergency is still in effect in baltimore. a live report from maryland after the break. a live look outside this morning.

san jose. sun will be coming up in a little while. meantime, many commuters are up and about. we're back with 15 minutes of nonstop news, weather, and traffic after this break.

a very good monday morning to you. what a lovely look outside this morning at the bay bridge. christina is back with a look at our forecast coming up. new this morning, intense flames gutted a church and apartment building in new jersey. the two-story church partially collapsed. the fire spread to a three-story apartment building and two other buildings as well. about 80 people were displaced. luckily no one was hurt. investigators now looking into the cause. new this morning, the curfew no longer in effect in baltimore. life slowly returning to normal there. now leaders are trying to figure out to prevent any future violence. >> we have the latest from washington. good morning, edward. >> reporter: good morning, sam and laura.

and the mayor of baltimore says the curfew is no longer needed after five nights that it was in effect. right now police that have come in from other agencies to help have now been scaled back. the human process took a giant step forward in baltimore, then the mayor lifted the curfew. maryland's governor says national guard troops will start living in the next few days. >> we had to build an entire city to save the city. so it's going to take a while you be we've already start sdpled with we want to heal our city. we know we have challenges in baltimore. we know that there's work to be done. >> reporter: that work will start with a focus on the baltimore police. the mayor says there will be police reforms to prevent more deaths like freddie gray's. six officers face very serious charges in gray's death. maryland representative elijah cummings says the wheels of justice are turning for gray but not systemic issues must be addressed. >> you cannot address our

economy without addressing the disparity among the races. you just can't. ethnic disparities. so we want to look at that. >> reporter: he wants to bring a by part san delegation from congress to tour baltimore to help make change. about 500 people were arrested during the unrest. most of them have actually been released because of system overlo overload. they were not charged within the 48 hours as required by law. reporting live in washington, edward lawrence. back to you. >> thank you. the state of utah has seen its homeless population shrink to nearly nothing. what's the key to their success? they say the answer is kind of simple. provide homes for the homeless. in 2005 utah counted close to 2,000 homeless people. last month that number went down to 178. utah's homeless task force has been trying to place homeless people into housing first as the foundation for turning their lives around. leaders say the cost of housing is far lower than what it costs to provide resources for the

homeless. obviously that could be a harder task here in the bay area where housing is scarce, especially affordable housing. >> but it's interesting to look at that program and see how it really is helping a lot of people. >> maybe we could learn something from them. excellent. christina joining us to start off your workweek. great start. you're saying you have a future cast working, rain and forecast. >>ing looking good later on in the week. let's get you through your monday and then we'll show you what's coming down the pike. temperatures are definitely noticeably milder out there. that's what happens as our days get longer and we head deeper into spring. your mornings and your evenings milder. 54 degrees on the east shore. 52 in san francisco. for today temperatures are going to be right about at average. that's because we have a very deep marine layer and persist about onshore flow. for us that means we will see a cloudy start making way to a sunny and pleasant afternoon. let me tell you through your forecast. help you plan that day.

as you break for lunch monday, 52 degrees. 58 on the east shore. rounding out the day at about 70. generally speaking, temperatures in the mid 60s to low 70s across the board for today. with good to moderate air quality. in fact, as we head throughout the rest of the week because of that onshore flow and area of high pressure headed our way we will see good air quality. we need that this time of year. let's take you that that future cast sam was talking about. i stopped my clock for you at 5:00 p.m. you will notice showers moving into the greater bay area. not going to see heavy precipitation but light activity across the board. maybe measuring up to a tenth of an inch as we get into this afternoon. excuse me, as we get into thursday and friday. for this this afternoon, temperatures will be nice. 70 on monday. 61 degrees for your monday in san francisco. really lovely. tuesday into wednesday. then by thursday that change comes in. we bring in the rain but

temperatures stay steady. so you know you might find yourself in an office elevator trying to stand around the watercooler, make small talk. in tase r case you want to hype it up today, we have rain on the day. you can say we have a persistent onshore flow. we like to get a little scientific, don't we, mike? >> what? rain is coming up. >> does that just blow your mind? >> rape ask cin is coming. this is better. southbound 880 just off of westbound. it's cleared. look how quickly we're recovering right now from palo to the berkeley curve. that's better. toward the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights are on and we have that building in earnest back toward west grand avenue but a little bit of better hope coming through the maze because that crash did clear a couple seconds ago. now, out to the maps i want to

show you the pattern. the slowing toward the bay bridge closest to me. highway 4 shows that build. west 580 all of the way through livermore and dublin interchange. no big drama for the east bay. 580 looks great. peninsula also smooth into the city. here's palo alto northbound out of the south bay. speeds are at their limit for most of the south bay freeway. 101 at 680 with the build we typically see about this time. no big surprises. folks for 87 and 85 are moving well. back to you. >> all right. right now we're going to follow the yellow and blue this morning. >> right. >> just keeps getting better for warriors fans. not only is that team off and running in the conference semifinal series against the memphis grizzlies. 1-0. superstar steph curry is apparently about to receive the nba top honor. >> "today in the bay's" bob ridell at oracle arena. a lot of excitement. >> reporter: absolutely. good morning to you, laura and sam.

weapon this news coming out just last night. first reported by comcast sports bay area that later today at 1:00 the nba expected to announce that warrior superstar steph curry has earned the mvp award, the most valuable player award for this year in the league. this is jed's game against the grizzlies. not a huge surprise that curry would be receiving the top honor from the league given his tremendous performance during the regular season. look at his three pointers. 273 for the regular season. a personal best for curry. according to the bay area news group his parents informed their sost lan night over dinner that he had received this award. making curry the first warrior to receive the award since wilt chamberlain back in 160. >> steph is the guy who really was the maestro of the warriors with the best offense. they had a historically good season. one of only ten teams to win 67 games in a season. i think when you look at steph's numbers individually they were

terrific across the board. >> reporter: yesterday steph curry and the warriors crushed the grizzlies in game one of round two of the nba playoffs. game two of round two here tomorrow at oracle arena. and it's during that game just beforehand during a pre-game ceremony that steph curry is expected to receive the mvp. reporting live in oakland, bob ridell, "today in the bay." >> the warriors are going to play game two in oakland tomorrow. game three scheduled for saturday in memphis. game four will be a week from today in memphis. if needed there's going to be a game five on wednesday, may 13th in oakland. >> the warriors looking strong. breaking business news this morning. john chambers is stepping down as crowe of cisco. >> sis kro, of course, san jose's largest private employer. chambers has been there for a long time. >> through the dotcom collapse. all the threats from china,

several business models. he has led cisco through all of it. same be chambers will step down as ceo but remain as chairman. this just being announced but the change will happen july 26th. chambers has been ceo since 1995. robbins is a long time employee himself, since '97. cisco makes routers and other hardware that make the internet go, critical to infrastructure. it's not cool perhaps like san francisco.com but it's a business that people actually need. find out friday the april jobs number and unemployment rate. looking back a month ago the march number disappointed. 126,000 jobs added after a long string of months that were plus 200,000. another thing to look ahead to this week of the election in great britain. the office of prime minister on the line. this could be a squeaker if the conservatives win and cameron stays in office we could see a referendum on whether great

britain stays in the eu. two kinds of levelses in membership president the first is what great britain does. it has the benefits of trade but has to hand over some governance to brussels. like labor rule or health codes. and the big membership with the currency. france or germany do that, or greece. they all use the euro. speaking of money, $5,325 is the latest bid on the set of steve jobs business cards. the auction is to benefit the marin school. one card from next, one card from apple, one card from pixar, the next card has his fax number. none have an e-mail address. not because steve didn't want to be contacted by e-mail but they hadn't invented it as a common theme yet. >> that's fascinating. >> man, you can present them and show, i was a good friend of steve jobs. here's proof. thank you very much. here's a look at the stories we're working on for 6:00.

outrage of a death and mother and child at the hands of a suspected drunk driver. how neighbors are showing their support for the victims. developing story right now. the hunt for clues widening after gunmen opened fire at a texas free speech event. authorities a thousand miles away are scouring for evidence. did you feel it? the east bay get a jolt. certainly reminded some people you better be prepared for earthquakes. they come to america seeking safety and justice. instead our investigative team i kored tens of thousands of undocumented immigrants in legal limbo looking for years to get out. we take you behind the scenes of the u.s. immigration courts. we are going to talk to men and women stuck in the system for years, including those robbed by people posing as immigration attorneys. we also get an insider's perspective from a sitting immigration judge who has been on the bench for nearly three decades. >> we often say that these are death penalty cases in a traffic

court setting. that's kind of the pace that people who come and observe immigration courts see us performing in. and yet the stakes of these case are life and death. >> now, statistics show that the backlog of people caught up in that legal limbo is nearing half million at this point. at 11:00 well meet some of the people who already waited three years just to get a hearing. that story tonight at 11:00 on nbc bay area news. meantime, if you have a story for us call our tip line or send an e-mail. it is 5:54. among the latest group of migrants rescued at sea trying to reach europe one born on a rescue vessel. over the weekend the italian navy and coast guard rescued four boats and 3600 immigrants. one of the passengers, expect about mother, already in labor. on the rescue both she gave birth to a heal think baby girl. the navy tweeted a picture of the newborn fully equipped with

a pink bow. where they got that, i don't know. they're always prepared. >> that i have extra ribbon below deck just in case. maybe it's good luck to be born on a ship. who knows. we could use good luck today because we're starting out our workweek. >> interesting to see what her birth certificate would say, right? territory? >> where are you born? somewhere in the ocean. >> interesting. let's jump to that forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> temperatures are going to be nice. yes, a stroke of luck in the weather department. lovely conditions will persist yet again. 54 degrees in the east bay, up to 47 out there later today. 70 in the north bay and 70 in the south bay. i want to show you the week. help you plan ahead. temperatures really staying put for much of the week. low 70s inland. talking about the 60s in san francisco and at the coast. even as we get into this weekend which might help pull you through on our a monday, temperatures are going to be spectacular. nice with good air quality. courtesy of that rain we're expecting. we'll show you how good the

chances, where you live and how much we're expecting we head throughout the 6:00 hour. right now though you've got to work for the weekend. mike is there to help you get there. >> over here we're looking at the east shore freeway focusing on the backup. jam formed after an earlier crash in the maze that has cleared but we have a backup now starting over at university. moving back for golden gate field. let's show you the map. we have this stretch of the slow drive-thru berkeley. richmond is all right and so is the berkeley curve. the metering lights are on at the bay bridge toll plaza. this is the stretch for the slowest drive for the bay. north bay moves smoothly and so does traffic at the north bay, carquinez and benecia bridges. look at the rest of your map. pretty well just starting to see a little slowdown for south 680 through hayward. again, typical pattern for there. >> thank you very much. hillary is not the only woman in the race. just about an hour ago a

candidate with strong bay areas ties announced a run for the white house. >> more on that. plus, a week after the devastating quake in nepal, a bay area woman on mt. v rest will be touching down a few hours from now. but before we go, we will give you a live look outside if gray this morning. mike has a tap on that morning commute. people are up and about on a monday morning. there's a lot more news ahead. stick around for our next hour.

right now at 6:00, a celebration turns tragic as a mother and her young baby girl are killed by a suspected drunk driver. >> the race widens.

the latest candidate to now toss her hat into the presidential ring. she's from right here in the bay area. mvp, mvp, warriors steph curry is expected to bring home the league's biggest honor today. >> and more lovely weather for the forecast today. a storm is going to change the pattern sburly. we'll give you the details in your specific microclimate. we'll show you the latest as far as the traffic flow. >> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> a very good monday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. there is no other way to describe this other than a completely heartbreaking story in the tri-valley. this morning candles, flower, and words of condolences mark the spot where a mother and her 14-month-old baby girl were killed when a car crashed through their backyard. the suspect, a man police say was driving drunk at the time of