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 that crash. "today in the bay's" stephanie

chuang joins us from livermore this morning and, steph, it was a family celebration which quickly turned tragic. good morning. >> good morning, sam. a party at the backyard along marietta boulevard by stan difficult boulevard on saturday night around 7:00. it turned tragic when the suspected drunk driver ran upton sidewalk and hit trees first and then plowed into this backyard here. where you see the aftermath. there were also kids here at the party. he killed -- he was suspected drunk driving killing the 40-year-old mother and a daughter. a lot of messages down here on the memorial here at the candles and the flowers and balloons. messages made out to mom and baby. 35-year-old brian jones of livermore is on bail after police arrested him on gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated behind the wheel of his 201 corvette. family and friends say they are moral less and her 14-month-old daughter julie.

>> the glass was shattered. the hood came off. that's when i went 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. >> livermore police say a preliminary alcohol screening showed jones with a .13 blood alcohol level. police also say jones had at tended the livermore wine country festival earlier that day. though it starred serving alcohol at 5:00. the crash happened around 7:00. it's unclear where he was in between. friends have created a go fund me page. they raised about $5500 out of $20,000 goal to help send the mom and baby to mexico for funeral arrange 7menarrangement. >> thank you very much, steph. developing right now, a search for a motive in shooting outside an event in texas that included a challenge for cartoonists to draw the prophet

mohammed. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is here with why the fbi is searching an apartment a thousand miles away from where the gunmen were shot and killed. good morning. >> good morning. right now the fbi is searching that apartment at an address in phoenix which was listed on the registration of the car the suspects drove up to that shooting in garland which is outside of dallas. a phoenix tv station reports the suspects lived in the apartment together. and one of them was subject of a prior terror investigation. the feds also say there was no one else in the apartment. they haven't revealed what they found. suspect's car is still on the scene near dallas where the shooting and the inaugural mohammed art exhibit and contest was held yesterday. the black marks around the car are from a bomb squad detonation. the gunmen were killed after driving up to that event center last night and shooting a security guard in the ankle. he has already been released from the hospital. he is going to be okay. about 200 people were locked down inside the building.

then moved to an undisclosed location. people heard the gunfire at nearby businesses as well. they were also evacuated. >> kind of weird because we heard the pop, pop, pop real quick and a little pause and another pop, pop, pop real quick. so i was like, that is gunshot. >> the fbi has told reporters that they believe the suspect, one of the suspects sent a tweet using the #texasattack about half hour before the shooting. organizers had hired 40 extra security officers at a cost of $10,000 perhaps anticipating the controversial event might draw trouble. the event was sponsored by two organizations which nbc news reports are listed as hate groups by the southern poverty law center. sam and laura? >> thank you very much, kris. also new this morning. from the bay area to making a run to the white house. we know that hillary clinton is not the only woman run for president in 2016. >> scott mcgrew, former silicon

valley ceo joining the race now. a name familiar around mere. >> that's right. karly fir fiorina. she will run as a republican just as she did when she ran for california senate in 2010. she lost but she did surprisingly well against barbara boxer. getting about 40% of the vote. that race is probably best remembered for the republican primary where she fought tom campbell for the nomination and fir fiorina had a fight. it doesn't mean that's an advantage. i'll take a look at that in just a few minutes. also, sam and laura, john chambers stepping down as ceo of cisco. we'll have that just ahead as well. >> newsbreaking left and right this morning. thank you, scott. nepal earthquake survivor from the bay area is expected to have a happy homecoming this morning. 43-year-old mcfeeney was among

many climbers stranded on mt. everest after that earthquake struck. her husband says that she hung on for dear life until helicopters were able to rescue her. mcfeeney is a mother of four from san francisco. she's expected to fly into sfo within the next two hours. crews in walnut creek just fixed a water leak, possibly triggered by the earthquake in the east bay. water poured on the intersection about four miles away from the epicenter. officials from east bay mud say water leaks are common and they're not sure if there's a connection between the two. 3.6 magnitude quake hit the concord area yesterday afternoon followed by a smaller 2.7 quake a minute later. people as far south as fremont felt all that shaking but no reports of any damage or injuries. >> okay. students left in the lurch from the heald college closure may get answers today about what to do next. the corinthians colleges closed all the remaining clenls last week. at 1:00 this afternoon the state

attorney general's office and other agencies are going to host a webinar to answer questions and try to provide students with help. it will i collude advice on determining where to enroll next and how to deal with outstanding loans. it's 6:07. time to check the microclimate forecast. let's take a peak outside of the beautiful golden gate bridge. yep. that's what she looks like on a monday morning. >> looking a little lazy of this morning. christina, air quality levels are good today. >> looking good. you know what, we've got a re-enforcing shot of good air quality courtesy of showers expected late week. hopefully everybody had a great weekend. temperatures this morning are looking good. milder out there to start. and finish this time of year as we are getting into the end of spring. it's good for our pg&e bills, after all. beautiful here in the bay area. no need for the ac or the heater today. 54 degrees in san jose. ic kicking off at 52 in san francisco.

nice cloudy start will make way to a sunny and pleasant afternoon. what you will notice with the clouds, you can tell that onshore flow has moved i land and temperatures will not soar as a result. 62 on the peninsula at lunchtime. 58 degrees on the east shore. we're going round out the day comfortably. mid 60s to low 70ed. 73 for the tri-valley. temperatures looking good to hit about 65 degrees on the peninsula today. we had a hot week last week. this is definitely some welcome heat relief. afternoon sunshine in abundance for today. subtle changing coming your way tuesday and wednesday. then we bring on showers as with head throughout late thursday into friday. i'm going to focus in on that in my next report if you can stick around. if not, here's mike to help you get out that front door. >> i will stick around for that report. i get a paycheck as well. looking over here toward the east shore freeway. these folks trying to get their paycheck and the slowdown on the earlier slow down for berkeley.

this the right underneath university avenue. iconic crossing there. we'll look toward the bay bridge toll plaza where you have your signature backup because the metering lights are on. two lowest stretchers for the bay. as we look at the map you see what your usual suspects are as far as the build upcoming out of the maze. brkly looks slow than we typically have because of the earlier crash. now as we widen out this shot you will see the east bay as well as the north bay from 101. novato and the golden gate bridge. the north bay drive drive is just fine. concord, pittsburgh, bay point. the tri-valley shows you're slowing for west 580. no incident so folks are able to make their way into southbound 680 and down through pleasanton. hayward and down in toward union city. the patterns are no surprise to these folkses in east bay. south bay starts with a tune any build from northbound 101. this one should start to stick around for the morning commute starting at 680 moving up toward the airport. 87 shows build as well. now let's take another live

camera. here on the peninsula side, foster city, the approach off of high rise for 92. the headlights are traveling westbound. you see a little more traffic volume but 92 to san mateo bridge is moving very smoothly as well across from the east bay to the peninsula which is just start that build. >> people are getting that monday started. >> yeah. >> so eager. kick started. thank you very much. >> be awesome. attitude his resume, awesome as well. steph curry will do something no golden state warrior has done before. >> live look outside right now. the city by the bay there. the bay bridge. mike is obviously keeping you up to date on what's going on on the roadways. christina talking about a pretty good couple of days here as we await some showers. we'll have much more on what's going on around the bay and the country right after this. ♪

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is remembering silicon valley ceo dave goldberg. goldberg was the ceo of survey monkey and married to facebook coo sheryl sandberg. he died suddenly on friday. this morning he's being remembered as a businessman who was passionate about many things including education. many are sharing their heartbreak through online tributes. he was just 47 years old. no official cause of his death has been released. >> so young. developing business news this morning. silicon valley's longest serving ceos is hanging them up. >> john chambers has been at cisco for decades. scott mcgrew, we've thrown that name around here for quite some time. >> we have. warm hearted fellow. when chambers joined sis so cisco was a start up. he became ceo in the mid '90s. got the company through a dotcom collapse. tried a number of business models. generally thought of as a warm m

and effective leader. now, chambers is going to stay on as chairman of the board, a position he already had. so don't doubt he is still very influential. chambers are l. be replaced by chuck robbins, who has been at cisco for many years. cisco has 70,000 employees worldwide. another former silicon valley ceo carly fiorina announced she will run for president of the united states. she's republican and has never held office before. though she had a strong showing for california senator in 2010. fiorina is the former ceo of hp but that may not be necessarily as big advantage as it sounds. first of all, hp was doing through tough times when she was ceo. she cut tens of thousands of workers and huge layoffs. it's going to be a tough history to defend even if it was unavoidable at the time. secondly, she herself was dismissed from the job.

fiorina as a me agree from stanford, a business degree from m.i.t. she has never held political office. while she was running for the u.s. senate she had to defend the fact that she rarely votes. the most recent candidate, guys, to win the presidency having never ever held office to the best that i can remember is dwight eisenhower. now, you also may recall that eisenhower was a bit of a household name because he led the allied effort to beat nazi germany. he had that going for him. >> definitely a feather in his cap. kind of interesting, also, that she announced via twitter by saying i'm running for president. but the near tive is so important for these candidates, not a lot. no youtube videos, no standing by historical landmarks. just i'm running for president. >> there are a few candidates in this race which i don't know that they're necessarily serious candidates but they may be vying for something else, secretary position or a cabinet position. >> we're talking about her right

here right now, too. thanks so much. like the mvp champs begin in a few hours war year star steph curry is expected to be named the most valuable player. >> bob ridell live at the oracle arena this morning. just another achievement to add to the remarkable season they've had. >> absolutely. good morning to you, laura and sam. nba expected to announce the warrior superstar steph curry is the mvp at 1:00 this afternoon. first reported by our colleagues at comcast sports bay area. this is a remarkable achievement for anyone but especially for steph curry when you consider his roots. colleagues at csn point out he wasn't highly recruited out of high school and people der rided him for his sides sze, saying h too small, would never make it in the nba. he led his team to the playoffs for the third year in a row and was top ten this season for

points, assists, steal, and three pointers. >> they were terrific across the board. he was an all-star game starter. highly popular player. again, on the best team in the league, and just very watchable player. so all these things i think added up and then that's the reason why he is the guy that people are saying will be the mvp. >> steph curry, 27 years old, will become the first and only warrior to win the mvp award since the team moved to california back in 1962. that award expected to be presented to him during a pre-game ceremony for tomorrow's game against the grizzlies here at oracle arena which will be game two of round two of the nba playoffs. reporting live in oakland, bob ridell, "today in the bay." >> the warriors will head to tennessee for game three and four on saturday and next monday. all right. we are ready to watch them keep on marching through the playoffs. time right now to check your

microclimate forecast at 6:17. a bit of a clear look outside at downtown san jose this morning. we know that there are some clouds located throughout the bay area. but a nice day. >> temperatures in the mid 50s right now? >> yeah, it's actually really nice out there. temperatures are going to be seasonal. that's something that we have not experienced here in the bay area for quite some time. happy monday, everybody. 5 51 in oakland. 54 in san jose. about 52 degrees, comfortable conditions down in san martin. across the board, low cloud cover. onshore flow penetrated inland. fog moving into san francisco as we speak. and that's going to be the weather story of the day. those cooling clouds keeping us nice and comfortable as we get into this afternoon. everything is going to clear out though. we see a lot of vitamin d. a lot of sunshine coming your way by about 11:00 a.m. you will notice a completely clear sky breaking through those clouds. temperatures look great for today. 65 degrees on the peninsula.

62 for the east shore. 70 in the south bay. the same for the north bay. meanwhile, 73 degrees in the warmest bay area city. that being the tri-valley area. so here's the deal. high pressure just offshore for us. that's going to enable that fog to come in each and every morning this week. then we have some changes to take you through. just subtle changes for the mid section of the week. temperatures creeping up oh, so slightly. then this area of low pressure comes through by thursday. late spring storm slated to bring us a tenth of a rainfall ♪ south bay. 5:00 p.m. on thursday, take a look at this. wide spread shower activity. and gotting to move all of the way towards bakers field. not just us getting that activity. some in california will see that as well. not so far south as i would say los angeles though. here we go. temperatures stay nice and steady. seasonal conditions. like i said, it was hot last week. it was very hot april. warmer than average. as we get into this week, hit that street stride. we found our flow in the weather

department in terms of temperatures. let's see how we're flowing on the roads. mike in l.a. >> stop and flow, stop and slow, moving around. san mateo bridge, building the volume. a little haze. i'm sure a lot of drivers feel like there's haze as well getting started this monday. look at that. we'll show you the map and the flow across that san mateo bridge. now, there was a sign lit up on the sign. reminding folks the bridge itself, san mateo bridge will close 8th through 11th. we'll talk more about that as we approach the weekend. be prepared for that. meanwhile we know this right on schedule, typical pattern southbound 880 toward that san mateo bridge. 680 slows through pleasanton and fremont. typical pattern off of 580 which comes in off of the altamont and rest of the east bay. as we look to the south of there we will show you a map. san jose looking lighter than it did just five minutes ago. there's a crash north 101. i looked at the live camera. not much of an issue as we are coming up to the area. just starting to see a build.

that crash should be over on the shoulder. a little bit of distraction as the commute builds. factor for san jose. back to the maps and we will show you that overall we're looking nice. up through the peninsula. then toward the city by the bay. meanwhile, the east shore freeway shows a typical pattern down toward the berkeley curve and bay bridge toll plaza metering lights are on. southbound 101 is basically at speed. novato down to the golden gate bridge. back to you. >> mike, thank you very much. 6:21. up next, kind of an unusual side effect of our historic drought. >> and it's the burning question on a lot of people's minds, what will the royals name their little princess? the names of the top of the list next. a looi look outside as you get your tea and crump pets rea. the bay bridge. we'll be right back with more on your weather, traffic, and news.

welcome back. east coast college makes a statement about gender. massachusetts all female smith college will be oepg its doors to transgender students. starting this fall people who are born as men by identifying 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 applications for women who identify themselves as men.

smith college alumni include first lady barbara bush, julia child, and sylvia platt. >> maybe that bruce jenner interview starting changes here. should be waking up in mexico. instead, thousands of people on c carnival cruise. more than 2,000 people expected to sail out of long beach yesterday were put on a bus and driven to san diego. officials apparently thought the waves wither just too strong to tackle. so they ship sailed to san diego and met the passengers there. picked them up on the spot. >> interesting. i thought thought that route was smooth sailing. what about little kittens? bay area animal shelters say yes. today the oakland animal shelter will hold a news conference asking for the public's help. cat goes into heat and they get public as the weather gets warmer. with the drought the weather has been warm for a long time. that means more kittens the

shelter has seen 40% increase in kittens coming in to the shelter. they hope they will be able to find people who will foster the kittens. >> those faces will melt your heart and hopefully melt the doors, too. newest princess is here but we still don't know their name. >> see the newborn baby girl. kate's sister pippa stopped by. big brother george. the royal family is not announced the but by's name just yet. but bookies are letting people bet on the top contenders. >> the front-runners right now, the front-runner is charlotte. the feminine version of charles, the baby's grandfather. alice is another popular choice and so is olivia. elizabeth like the queen and diana after prince william's late mother. how did the pundits of naming royal kids even know what the front-runner is at this point? reading the tea leaves? >> they know probably. 6:26. up next, a woman who

survived that deadly avalanche in nepal just moments away from returning home to bay area. that story, plus the curfew has been lifted but the atmosphere remains tense in baltimore. what the city is doing to what the city is doing to prevent any future violence. gr mhmm. i'm super into health. bottled tap water? well all bottled water is the same right? you need crystal geyser alpine spring water. made by nature, not by man. crystal geyser alpine spring water. bottled at the mountain source.

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incidents on the blotter that might affect your drive. >> on wall street, tesla and solar city report profits this week. here's the look at the opening of the nyse. over on the nasdaq, they'll be watching cisco ceo john xam bers is going to step down uz of mid july. we'll cover that coming up. a little emphasis on that slamming of the button. we could use some solar power today. live look outside. today is monday, may 4th in is "today in the bay." >> a very good monday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. let's get you caught up on the top stories. investigators are scouring the apartment in a phoenix area linked to the gunman in yesterday's shooting at an event in texas. the event challenged cartoonists to draw the prophet mohammed. a suspected drunk driver is facing charges accuse of hitting and killing a mother and her baby girl.

they say the driver attended a wine festival in livermore earlier in the day. and home at last for a bay area woman stranded on mt. everest after the deadly nepal earthquake. she's expected to fly into sfo in a little more than an hour. this morning the curfew in baltimore is lifted and life is slowly returning to normal. now elected leaders are trying to prevent any future violence. "today in the bay's" edward lawrence has the latest for us from washington. good morning. >> good morning, laura. so far the piece is holding after five days the mayor of baltimore says the curfew is no longer needed. right now police that have come in from other agencies to help have now been scaled back. the heals process took a giant step forward in baltimore, then the mayor lifted the curfew. maryland's governor says national guard troops will start leaving 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 started. >> 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 now 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 bipartisan 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 overload. they were not charged within the 48 hours as required by law. reporting live in washington, edward lawrence. back to you. >> thank you.

happening today, the family of dzhokhar tsarnaev expected to take the stand and convince at least one juror that tsarnaev should not be put to death. last month the jury found tsarnaev gelity on all counts for the bombings of the boston marathon finish line in 2013. in order to receive the death penalty the, ur must be unanimous in its decision. if not tsarnaev will spend the rest of his life behind bars. time to check that microclimate forecast and look at our week. live look outside. a little bit of cloud cover out there this morning. want to check the temperatures as meteorologist christina loren. good morning. >> good morning. laura, sam, everybody at home, brand new week. possibility are endless. the weather is going to be sp spectacul spectacular. starting out in the 50s everywhere. close to 50 in santa rosa. 54 for livermore. the same for us here in the silicon valley. waking up at 50 degrees even in half-moon bay. cloudy start will make way to

spectacular conditions as we get into this afternoon. finally hit that sweet stride of seasonal temperatures. sunshine coming your way in abundance later on. we'll see the clouds break apart and the sunshine through 11:00 a.m. let me take you through your forecast. today at lunchtime as you step out, 62 on the peninsula. 58 degrees on the east shore. 66 degrees in the tri-valley. as you make your way home from the office later on today it is going to be very, very comfortable. 70 for the south bay. same for the north bay. 73 in the tri-valley. with mid 60s coming your way on the east shore. the peninsula, and the same in san francisco for today. as we get into the next couple of days things are going to change but your air quality is not one of those things. staying nice and healthy for us all across the board. good air quality. you can open up the windows in your home. get a nice breath of that fresh bay area spring air. if you can take the pollen. we're going to look at when that pollen will peak later on this week in my next report.

i want to get you out that front door on that good note. here's mike inouye. >> i think i have to get a mask. my son is not doing well this season. looking at the maps. doing already for your morning commute. bottom of your screen, northbound 880, dlr reports of ladder in lanes. count er commute for most folks. meanwhile, northbound, this is for 680 through fremont. looking at another one, this is a crash right just past the mission off-ramp. the mission north one there as you're traveling past the washington district. travel flows smoothly but the crash is in the center divide. visible in the southbound commute likely and it will be a factor if it doesn't clear in the next few minutes. meanwhile, coming down into fremont for your commute southbound for 680 and for 880. we see a pretty typical pattern off of 580 through this area. we almost always see this slowing. here and the build continues over across the bay as well. as we look at 880 toward the san

mateo bridge, west 92 toward the peninsula side and live look at our camera from the toll plaza and this is a very light volume of traffic for almost 6:36 in the morning. no slowing from 101 through san mateo or into san francisco. we'll look out again to the shots for the bay bridge where the metering lights are on. this is your slowest spot for the bay right now as the backup forms into the maze. and also down the east shore freeway, slow through berkeley after the earlier crash that happened has long sense cleared. south bay, we'll look at san jose northbound 101. the crash north of this shot 58 allen rock is over on the shoulder so it hasn't played a factor. a little distraction but easy build. >> keep it moving, folks. >> keep it moving. >> thanks. right now at 6:36, still ahead, a big name in the bay area just announcing a bid for president. >> big things happening over at oracle arena. what about these gelden state warriors? what about mvp possibly for steph koorry? we have all your coverage for

you, plus a run down of when the games will be. 6:36.

coming up on 6:40. silicon valley insider who also is a dc outsider has announced that she's going to be running for president. former hewlett-packard ceo carly fiorina threw her hat into the ring just hours ago. she will be running on the republican ticket. fiorina has never actually held a political office. the closest that she came was coming up a little bit short in a run for california's u.s. senator back in 2010. >> also jumping in the ring

retired neurosurgeon ben carson. says he's seeking the rop nod as well. he's expected to be only high profile african-american to enter the gop's presidential fri primary. he is expected to make announcement in his hometown of detroit later today. things are starting to get more interesting. california lawmakers plan to take on the billion dollar pot industry. this week they are considering plans to impose a major restrictions on medical marijuana dispensaries and on growers. this coming as voters may choose to legalize recreational marijuana next year. state wants to control the sale and growing of pot. currently more than 1,000 dispense sars operating statewide. to an investigative unit preview. they come to america seeking safety and justice. instead our investigative team discovered tens of thousands undocumented immigrants looking at years to get out. tonight nbc bay area takes you behind the scenes of the u.s. immigration courts. we talked to men and women stuck

in the system for years including those who have been 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 cases are life and death. >> statistics show the backlog of people caught in legal limbo is nearing half a million dollars. at 11:00, meet some of the people who have waited three years just to get a hearing. that's tonight at 11:00 on nb krrk bay area news. if you have a story, call our tip line or send an e-mail to the unit. the time is 6:41. on your monday, was it terror in texas? what we've just found out about a shooting outside of a free

speech event. that's how it's been billed, with ties from islam. up with of the longest returning ceo nasdaq silicon valley is stepping down. a live look outside this morning. the transamerica building and a little bit of a cloudy san francisco skyline there. we're back with 15 minutes of nonstop news, traffic, and weather right after this break.

at 6:44. developing story in an on going search in phoenix related to the shooting outside a provocative event near dallas last night.

the event featured a challenge for can toonists to draw the prophet mohammed along with one speech by an antimuslim politician. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is joining us now. are we any closer in knowing who the gunmen were? >> right now the fbi is searching an apartment at an address in phoenix that is listed on the registration of the car that the suspects drove to that shooting in garland, texas. and a phoenix tv station is you'd identifying up with of the suspects by name. up with of them was subject of a terror investigation previously. the fed said there was no one else in that apartment. the suspect's car is on the scene outside the curtis caldwell center on the outskirts of dallas where the shooting and inaugural mohammed art exhibit contest was held yesterday. the gunmen were killed after driving up to that event center last night and shooting a security guard in the ankle.

that man is expected to survive and has been released from the hospital. there were 200 people locked down inside that building and moved to an undisclosed location when the gunfire erupted. people heard the gunfire at nearby businesses as well and were also evacuated. heard the pop, pop, pop real quick and a little pause and another pop, pop, pop real quick. so i was like, that is gunshots. >> the fbi told reporters that they believe the suspect or one of 24e78 sent a tweet using the #texasattack about half hour before the shooting. organizers hired 40 extra security officers at a cost of $10,000 anticipating the controversial event might draw trouble. that event was sponsored by two argues which nbc news reports are listed as hate groups by the southern poverty law center. laura and sam? >> thank you very much for that report. time to check your microclimate forecast as we give you a live look outside.

it does seem, i don't know, a little cloudy out there but if you're vitamin d deficient, which i recently found out i am. >> really. >> i got to get on medication for that. a good medicine might be a little sunshine today. >> a lot of sunshine today. >> i'll take it. bring it this way. >> we sneed to go out and have this outdoors. >> a little tennis? >> beach. >> tennis as well. we'll have to wait until 11:00 a.m. but the sun will breakthrough the clouds and we will see abundant sunshine for you. 6:47 is the time. your temperatures right now comfortable. 54 on the east shore. 49 degrees to start the new day in the north bay. we just had a lovely conditions. a little bit coolerer than yesterday courtesy of the low clouds. 70 degrees in the north bay. 73 degrees is the high on the east shore. 70 degrees comfortable conditions for today in the south bay. as we heat throughout the next couple day, pollen levels are going to climb.

we had some wind over the weekend. it was dry as well. so these numbers have crept up over the past couple days. we're going see peak pollen on wednesday. otherwise, we're looking good. this area of high pressure starts to take a hike. area of low pressure moves in and this is going to bring us some shower activity by the end of the week. but for the next couple of days staying nice and mild. today looks good. a touch warmer for your wednesday. and then here's what we're expecting by thursday. a late spring storm moves through. this will bring in wide spread activity. expecting heavy rainfall. maybe .5 to .1 at best of rain. but overall it will help to keep our hillsides nice and moist and keep things nice and clean when it comes to your air quality. help to lay down a pollen as well. sweet stride of seasonal temperatures will persist all the way into your wednesday and

thursday. comfortable, low 70s coming our way. the south bay. looking good in san francisco to end up in the mid 60s. just about all week long. so not too hot, not too cold. goldilocks weather just right. you know what this might help you get through a monday morning. we've got a gorgeous weekend coming your way. another one after coming off of a beautiful weekend. we do work very hard though here in the bay area for our weekend. and you know what, it's about that time. lots of people hitting the roads. let's check the hurry up and wait. here's mike. >> about that time, folks. looking over here. about that time to see the slowdown from the san mateo bridge westbound as we push across the peninsula. there the speeds are now just dipping as all of these folks are headed off of 880. map of folks coming down into the area. big build out of hayward and cross over to the peninsula but the peninsula is not seeing yet. just that slow down. 101 just starting to see the build. dumbarton bridge to the south smoothly over toward palo alto. smooth drive there. here's your build typical for 880 south and 680 southbound

through the tri-valley. that's where we first saw that build coming off the area. crash north 880 at thornton, might be a distraction but it's cleared from the roadway. very ga vargas, not causing a problem. it's west 580 right behind that shield just got word of a crash there. i'm concerned about it. it is your commute through livermore bae livermore. as we move down through the rest of your maps. the volume is building but we have that san jose pushing over in towards silicon valley and west 237. fender bender reported. it sounds like it's out of the lane but i'll track it for you. san mateo bridge, oakland moves nice and smoothly. 24 not a problem. upper east shore freeway has your general build through richmond an down to the berkeley curve. no delays. but let's look at the live cameras. bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights are on. the left approach looking better. low clouds but visibility is

just fine across the span. san mateo shot will show you folks heading south through -- san mateo -- san rafael shot traveling southbound. it's so unusually light i didn't recognize it. easy drive. novato down to the golden gate bridge. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. the livermore man accuse of driving drunk and killing a mother and her baby faces a judge tomorrow. police arrested brian jones after they say he lost control of his corvette and hit the mother and her 14-month-old daughter saturday night. two other boys were hurt by debris. family friends says the victims were visiting from monterrey area for first communion celebration but we looked out. there was the corvette here. like i can still remember the glass was shattered, the hood -- the hootd came off. and that was 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 lot of heartbreak. police say jones was at a wine festival earlier in the day. officers say his blood alcohol level was at twice the legal limit to drive. 6:51. a peninsula police officer killed in the line of duty is finally receiving the state's top honors. six decades later. the name of south san francisco police officer arthur bill moyl will be added to the memorial in sacramento today. a drunk driver hit and killed him on highway 101 in 1953. he had not been listed until now to is being called an oversight. >> better 60 years late than never. 6:52. investigators trying to figure out what caused a double decker bus to catch fire. you see the buses through the city all the time. never in that condition. this happened around 10:30 yesterday morning near schrader street. fortunately nobody was injured. as of right now that cause for the fire still a mystery. san jose embarks on a bold

new plan to improve street safety today. the efforts call zero vision. the 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 speeder, adding more bike lanes and improving cross walks and lighting for pedestrians. the money comes mostly from grants. nepal earthquake survivor from the bay area is expected to have a happy homecoming. 43-year-old mcfeeney was among in climbers stranded on mt. everest after the earthquake struck. her husband said she was hanging on for dear life until helicopters were able to come and rescue her. mc15 think any is a mother of four from snans r san francisco and expected to fly into sfo very soon. a jolt in the east bay reminded many people to be prepared for quakes here in the bay area. a 3.6 magnitude quake hit concord yesterday afternoon. 2.7 quake struck about a minute later followed by a string of smaller quakes. many stores like this target in pleasant hill are taking safety

precautions. posted a sign warning customers to stay out of the area where's ceiling tiles could fall on top of them. people who were shopping in concord said they felt a little shaking however so far no reports of damage or injuries. >> it was 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 did. >> several people told us they felt it as far south as fremont and even along the peninsula. could this water leak in walnut creek be linked to yesterday's earthquake in the east bay? that's where many are saying. it happened shortly after the quake struck. officials from east bay mud say the water main breaks are common so they're not sure if there's any connection between the two. they actually fixed we the leak earlier this morning. oracle has been rocking recently and it has nothing to do with seismic activity.

let p mvp chants begin. in a few hours the star point guard steph curry expected to be named the nba's most valuable player. >> bob, just another achievement to add to the warriors pretty remarkable and historical season. >> reporter: you are correct. good morning, first reported by comcast sports bay area, the nba expect to announce that war years steph curry is this year's mvp. that announcement peexpected at 1:00 this afternoon. it was somewhat expected, especially given his exceptional performance this past season. just take a look at his three-pointer stats. 273 during the regular season. a personal best for curry. according to the bay area news group curry's parents informed their son last night over dinner that he had received the award, making curry the first warrior to receive the mvp since the walt chamberlain back in 1960.

>> 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 vin 67 games in a season. when you look at steph's numbers individually they were terrific across the board. >> yesterday steph curry and the warriors crushed the grizzlies in the first game of round two of the nba playoffs. game two tomorrow here at oracle arena where he is expected to receive the award during a pre-game ceremony. reporting live in oakland, bob ridell, "today in the bay." >> thanks, bob. again, game two tomorrow night at oracle and the warriors will head to tennessee for game three and four on saturday and next monday. two silicon valley ceos making big news this morning for very different reasons. one stepping down after decades at the helm of his company. the other, a run for president. >> let's start with john chambers. cisco is so important for the south bay economy. >> the largest private employer

in san jose, laura. john chambers is going to step aside as ceo of cisco as of july 26th. that announced just a few minutes ago. he will replaced by chuck robbins who is a long-time cisco exec. chambers joined cisco when it was a start-up. he's been ceo for almost exactly 20 years. a huge amount of time for any ceo at any company. this move is not unexpected. it's still strange to think of cisco without john chambers as ceo. shares in cisco barely moved this morning. perhaps showing just how inevitable this was. and how confident people are that robbins will continue many of the same policies. chambers also will stay ons chairman of the board. yet another indication cisco will always be cisco. the other ceo to talk about this morning, former hewlett-packard ceo carly fiorina announced this morning she is running for president of the united states. she's not held office before though she made a good showing in the senate race back in california in 2010.

history not on her side. the two most recent presidents who never held office previous to the white house were eisenhower and u.s. grant. former generals who won wars, saved the united states. and, guys, it's tempting to think of being a ceo is a great thing to have on your resume. businesspeople tend not to do very well in presidential races. george w. bush, you could argue, a businessman. jimmy carter. but both were governors at the time they actually ran. they held some officers. >> to have political experience. >> didn't work out for mitt romney, either. final check of the top stories for you. investigators scouring an apartment in phoenix area linked to the gunmen in yesterday's shooting at a controversial event in texas. the event challenged cartoonists to draw the prophet mohammed. suspected drunk driver facing charges this morning accused of hitting and killing a mother and her baby girl as they were celebrating in the backyard of a house. investigators say the driver attended a wine festival in

livermore earlier that day. home at last for a bay area woman stranded on mt. everest after the deadly nepal earthquake. she's expected to fly into sfo in less than an hour. no doubt to the delight of her family. >> four people, five people are going to be very happy about that. case of the mondays we think not. the reason why? christina is here. your presence alone. >> aw, thank you. i love being part of this team. >> we love having you. >> we've got beautiful weather today. that's inspiring on a monday. 54 on the east bay. san francisco right now, you're at 50. you will hit the 60s today. inland is where we're going to get room temperature readings. no need for the ac or heater. goldilocks weather. >> all right. >> just right. the commute is just right, i guess, for a monday. slower spots. this is the southbound, starting to build. crash on 237 is eastbound. counter commute in matilda. look at the pattern, typical for the tri-valley and approaching the bay bridge. live look at san mateo shows you

the build. >> good. that's what's happening "today in the bay." back at 7:25 with a live local news update. >> we are. goldilocks will get our pour ridge and start that day out and get food in our bellies. good morning. a security guard injured, the two suspects both killed by police. we're live at the scene. nbc news exclusive. we're in africa with former president bill clinton as he tours some of the places that benefit from his family's foundation. a foundation under fire for taking money from foreign countries like saudi arabia. >> do you understand, though, that this perception itself is a problem? >> no. >> why he says it's all for good and what he's doing to quell the critics.