dramatically change some of the personal care products you use every day. >>. and our unusual may weather pattern continues. cool and cloudy for today. showers develop later this week. full details in your microclimate in just moments. >> we have smooth traffic so far. san mateo is seeing activity. seeing a little bit of slowing, just a little starting. >> all right. nothing slow about this monday that we are shooting straight ahead as we give you a live look at the bay bridge. it is monday, may the 18th. you are watching "today in the bay." >> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> very good morning on this monday. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we continue to follow breaking news this morning. officers have just called off the search for a wrong way driver who crashed into other cars in berkeley. >> this is a wild scene. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang joining us live from berkeley.

the last time we saw you crews were overturning an suv involved in the crash over your shoulder. we see cars still behind you and still looking for the person responsible. >> they are, sam and laura. the good news is investigators believe they know who this man is who is still offen the run who they say stole a car that out of martinez. drove the wrong way from concord and crashed in this brkly neighborhood where you see the last bit of the scene to go. the tow truck driver getting ready to tow this suv away. this is not the stolen vehicle. this is the vehicle that was crashed into here. luckily the driver of this suv suffered just minor injuries. now, chp says the young man who they're still looking for in his 20s was driving a honda accord, older model, crashed into again this second car here on herst at california. it began when concord police chased him until he got on highway 4 around willow pass road going westbound on eastbound lanes around 11:30 last night. then chp had a teleprompter

videotaping him from concord through nine city, nine town, getting off of university here in berkeley. still going to wrong way. the chp saying it's lucky no one else got seriously hurt. >> very rare do these type of occasions happen. we're very happy the outcome wasn't a death or a serious injury that we're dealing with somebody that did go to the hospital, however very minor. >> now, police looked one square block aaround this area but, again, could not find this man. they went door to door in this neighborhood with rifles drawn and flashlights looking in back yards. during all this though -- during the actual pursuit the driver made a very interesting request. he apparently called 911 and said i'm not going back to jail. so police saying they will be investigating this and, again, have a good idea of who this man might be. live in berkeley, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> pretty sure he is going to jail when they find him. thank you. developing story from ha-ha

what we where investigators want to mow what caused a military helicopter to crash killing an marine. in total, 21 other people aboard that osprey aircraft were hurt. many seriously. the group is based at camp pendleton. the osprey which flies like a plane but takes off and lands like a helicopter had some sort of mishap during a training exercise. the marine who died has not been identified and it has been a tough week for marines. you may remember that six camp pendleton marines were killed when their helicopter crashed during an earthquake relief mission in nepal. the cause of that crash is still under investigation as well. a new sketch of it this this morning in hopes of catching a man trying to kidnap a young girl in the south bay. he tried to grab the girl as she walked her dog saturday morning near mason court and harriet avenue in campbell. the man pulled off in his car asking for directions before grabbing her. the girl screamed and fought him off. he eventually drove away.

a blaze that was a little too close for comfort. south bay crews spending the night check for hot spots after a late night fire broke out dangerously close to several homes. >> bob redell is live in san jose with the latest for us. good morning, bob. >> laura and sam this fire at the bottom of communication hill which we're atop of right now in south san jose did cause concern. effort people who live at the bottom of the hill a. these pictures taken by residents who live there. you can see just how close this fire, this wildfire that started last night around 9:30, how close it came to their home. especially the people who live in the local mobile home park at the base of the hill. the challenge for the fire department of course was the winds. it was around 10 to 15 miles an hour. imagine if you've got winds, up hill, you could have some problems. for fatunately the firefighters were able to get the fire surrounded within just over an hour and as a result they were able to put it out. a group anywhere from around five to six acres.

again, last night. but that fire is out here on communications hill. the fire department still trying to figure out what caused it. reporting live in south san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> that is the second fire in less than 24 hours. earlier in the afternoon the fire burned more than 70 acres in livermore on the center divide of interstate 580 at mountain house parkway. crews contained the fire in just about an hour but the smoke could be seen for miles. the cause is still under investigation. the woman at the center of a recent security breach could be entering a plea in court today. deanna is accused of scaling the fence and walking to the far side of the airport before someone spotted her. that breach in march was the fifth at sjc in just the past year. the airport is now considering adding motion sensors, infrared technology and taller fence. as you wash your face and brush your teeth you should take a look at the product labels. if they have mike microbeads,

the formula could soon change. >> this could impact you. "today in the bay" kris sanchez with why california specifically may scrub your favorite products, kris. >> microbeads are tiny bits of plastic that promise to slough away the dry skin, pearly whites whiter burks they do have to go somewhere. they wash down the drain. then those tiny bits of plastic go in the waterways. the santician plants are not designed to sift them out so they go into the bay, the ocean, local rivers where they can pollute the waters. when they break down they can become toxic to wildlife. in some cases the fish mistake it for food and they eat it, we eat them, you see where this is going. today lawmakers will vote on assembly bill 888 which is the strict esteban so far on microbeads in the nation which calls for zero microbeads by january 1st, 2020. as of right now there is no exemption for biodegradable

plastics in the california ban. cosmetics and chemical companies insist the microbeads are safe but still the makers of crest toothpaste are voluntarily phasing out the microbeads out of their products. crest says they will be out by march of next year. the company position is that while the microbeads are considered safe by the food and drug administration they really go by what the consumers want. and the consumers want an alternative to those plastics. johnson and johnson announced a similar move. they are push for biodegradable plastic which other states have. environmentalists say there are natural alternatives that don't end up in the waterways. when i've been to the store, apricot, sugary scrubs. >> you can make your own with salt or sugar or something like that. >> maybe i've seen them, too, by the way. >> what that. >> you're glowing, sam. >> a couple times a week, i

think. >> pebbles or something. >> got to keep things smooth. i know, christina, you feel my bane out of that one. it can hurt, too. >> i use a mitten and it is spectacular for exfoliating. check out the reviews on amazon. seriously. 55 degrees in concord. 55 in san jose. it has revolutionized my life. you know what, we want things that are going to keep our skin nice. you know what's going to help your skin today? the moisture that's coming in onshore. we've got a lot of moisture out there. it hasn't been really dry. we had showers last week. there is more on the way as we head throughout this week. that's the great news. a little bit of drizzle out there making way to afternoon sunshine. more sun than we saw yesterday. kind of overcast. just about all day long yesterday. temperatures though are going to be very similar. into the 50s by lunchtime for san francisco and the east shore. we will be in the low 60s. as you break for lunch this afternoon, rounding out the day,

highs still coming in at 4:00 p.m. 66 degrees is the high for the peninsula. 62 in the east shore area today. 69 degrees in the north bay. we might actually get a few showers later on today. up in the north bay. really bull's-eyeing sonoma county for that. as we head throughout the rest of the week the unsettled weather will continue. better chance for showers by thursday. i'm going to show you that future cast coming up. then we warm you up just in time for memorial day weekend. mike, i know it's going to be a smooth drive for this time of morning for most of us but your face, your skin is also inconsiderably smooth, sir. >> thank you. you see how i do that with the back of my hand because i've seen many commercials. that's right. look over here toward the south bay and the peninsula. very easy light drive. very smooth like my skin. over here, south bay. let's look at the issues. east bay, tri-valley. a little bit of a build traditionally coming out of the altamont pass. around entire bay, only one incident on the chp report

northbound 880. san leandro. the map shows you a smooth drive. davis street off drive, one lane blocked by an earlier crash. car went off into the bushes. no major injuries or delays. zooming out and showing you the rest of the bay. may be something going on the bay bridge. debris reported. i'll check on that. the live look at the toll plaza itself. live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. no problem. burst of traffic. we're starting to see more cars coming through the toll plaza but no one waiting. back to you. >> mike, don't keep them waiting on a monday. thank you. you know what is a tradition around bay area. did you get out the bay to breakers? calmer than years before but still a lot of fun. that is how they are describing this year's bay to breakers. whether it was to run, walks, party or wear cool pink outfits everybody had a good time. tens of thousands of people came out to san francisco yesterday for the 104th annual race. a sea of many different colors with people dressed up in a variety of, shall we say, unique costumes? i think we just caught some

bunny ears there. some people chose not to wear anything at all. >> check out the costumes and of course the naked people. >> incidents on the course are minimal and minor that happened. we worked closely with sfpd to make sure everyone was safe. >> it is an outfit, it's your birthday suit. alcohol was not allowed on the course. sobriety tests were set up and more police monday. >> terry:ed bay to breakers this year to ensure everyone's safety. police arrested at least 11 people at this year's event. only three of those were for alcohol related problems. right now we would like to tell you that nbc bay area is looking to see your bay to breakers picks. all you have to do is send them in to isee@s nbcbayarea.com. how extravagant did your costume go? all right. pretty tame in san francisco. certainly not the case in texas. it played out like a scene from a movie but it was real. rival motorcycle gangs engaged in a full-on turf war.

this morning nine people are dead and even though the investigation is ongoing police say they now know how it all started. scott mcgrew, scary news for airline passengers as well. >> that's right. a hacker made good on claims he could take over an airplane from his laptop. we'll take a closer look. 

coming up on 5:15 right now on your monday morning. live look outside at san rafael. the s curve nothing going to slow you down except for the fact that it's monday. but we're going the get you through that. >> okay. there is a sense of shock and concern in the central texas down in waco fr a deadly shootout between rival motorcycle gangs. >> it was horrible. it happened in the middle of the day at a popular restaurant in a crowded shopping air of we waco. >> "today in the bay's" jay gray the is live at the bullet riddled scene. police say there were hundreds of bikers involved here? >> yeah. sam, and laura. they have already arrested 192 people involved with this incident. many charged on organized crime charges. take a look at what's going on on the scene right now. the investigation really ramping up at this point. think of the local, state, or

federal agency, they are on the scene here. they are working through some of the evidence including the motorcycles here. 200 or more dang members part of rival motorcycle groups. it was a turf battle. it was a battle over recruitment. it started with a fistfight in a rest room. it then spilled into the bar and finally the parking lot. police saying that shots were fired multiple rounds of shots. not only between the gang members but as officers, as well. they say that they are continuing to receive threats from these motorcycle gangs and there is concern that more members could be on the way to the area. so as they continue their investigation here, they're also keeping their guard up right now. they say they've known about this for quite some time that this restaurant had been a place where the gangs had hung out before. they approached the restaurant s. both in the weeks before this

when they got no response locally they made a request to corporate headquarters. also didn't get a response this. overnight the local restaurant online said they had a good working relationship with police. they said that that will continue during this investigation this morning. early this morning police made a point of saying that's a lie. and that's their quote. laura, sam, this is all still unfolding. we'll continue to follow it. back to grew. >> shocking. thank you, jay. it's 5:17. amtrak trains moving along long the northeast corridor for the first time since the deadly derailment in philadelphia. the first train left new york less than three hours ago. crews worked around the clock to restore service after the crash that killed eight and injured more than 200. investigators are still trying to figure out why the train was going more than 100 miles an hour on a sharp curve. a man claimed he could hack into a airliner's crew in mid flight. >> kris roberts might have taken

control of the airplane from his seat in coach. it's startling news. >> it is. there are still a lot of questions to be asked here. let me walk you through what we know. chris roberts is a white hat hacker, computerity security expert that finds vulnerabili vulnerabilities in computers as his job. he was kicked off a united airline flight bound for san francisco a few weeks ago after united decided he was a security threat. he was coming to a security conference here. we also know he had on a previous flight tweeted this, find myself on a 737. he then refers to the inflight entertainment system. there's a reference there to the engine indicating a crew alerting system and then dropping the oxygen masks. for that tweet he was detained by a fbi. what we've learned over the weekend was that according to internal fbi documents obtained by a canadian news agency roberts told fbi agentses he

actually did access a airplane's control systems inflight and claims he did cause the airplane to deviate from its course. he has not been charged with any crime so far. it's a story we will continue to watch. in the meantime, let's check your news before the bell. landon dowdy is live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning, landon. >> scott, good monday morning to you. stocks may start the week out in the red follow ags positive day on friday. dow closed just points away from all-time high and the s&p 500 reached a new record mark. we get data this morning on the housing sector and reports later this week on housing starts, existing home sales, consumer prices, and the minutes from last month's fed meeting. it's also a big week for retail earnings with walmart, target, and home depot set to report on friday the dow rose 21 points to 18273. the nasdaq slipping three to 5048. back over to you. >> thank you. the new steve jobs movie doesn't come out until october.

but we have gotten a look at one of the very first trailers. here's a little bit of it. take a look. >> you can't ride coat. you are not an engineer. what do you do? >> the musicians play the instruments. i play the orchestra. i sat in the garage and invented the future because artists and hacks. >> pretty cool, i would say. we'll see that in oskt. it's based on the original jobs movie. all right. jobs book, rather, by walter isakson. this will be the second or third. >> there have been a few films. >> there have been a few films. this is the one that everyone was waiting for because of the isakson connection. >> ashton kutcher not necessarily the most convincing steve jobs? >> no. you know, i should throw in there this is a universal pictures release which is somehow involved in our parent

company. >> the name sounds familiar. thank you very much. it's 5:20. christina loren, that's a familiar name as well. she joins us with a look at the forecast. >> new week, not what you would typically associate with this time of year. 5:21 is the time. you know what? we are getting deeper and deeper into the month of may. a lot of people graduated over the weekend. many more will be graduating this upcoming weekend. we have memorial day, the unofficial kickoff to summertime. talk about temperatures running between 10, even 15 degrees below average for today. so right now we're in the 50s. your low temperatures are actually right on par with where we should be for this time of year. it's your high temperatures that are way cooler than what we typically associate with this time of year. deviating by about ten degrees in the tri-valley. 68 degrees is the high for today. 68 degrees on the peninsula. temperatures are going to be cool enough for a jacket. just about all day long. here is the weather story of the day. morning drizzle, afternoon

sunshine. keep that coat handy. take you into your tuesday. we have a better chance for showers to move inland as we head throughout tuesday. then that chance improves even more so as we hit wednesday and thursday with the jet stream to our south. i take you into thursday at 3:00. we stop that clock for you. what you will notice here, showers coming through the bay area. and not just for us, we're talking about precipitation reaching tahoe in the form of snowfall. so it's very unusual. we'll take whatever we can get. just want to give you an idea though of how long we are going to be stuck below average. that will persist well into the end of the week. and then finally as we head throughout your memorial day weekend, it's just around the corner now. temperatures will finally get back up to average. 70s on the way for the south bay and the peninsula. the same on sunday as what we're expecting on saturday and for memorial day, looking great for outdoor plans. we've got to work through the weekend. a little easier though to work through a three-day weekend,

wouldn't you say, mike? >> always nice to work toward a goal. one of the goals here, getting out of san francisco eastbound 80 heading toward treasure island. a person with a flat tire limping their way over toward the treasure island off-ramp. should be cleared in the next couple minutes. live shot from the north bay. easy drive. southbound 101. it's pretty much like this from san rafael down told the golden gate bridge. look at your maps. overview shows you no problems around the bay. there's the disabled vehicle we were talking about. should be corps of engineers from treasure island. slowing shows slow, a little build for 101. i'm track that. back to you. >> you are on top of the game. thank you, mike. you know what, the current generation has been given so so many different names it's almost hard to keep track. you tetube generation, generati z.

a new study suggests some kids with as what may also have a peanut allergy and not know it because if symptoms of an asthma attack can mirror a reaction to food allergies. researchers looked at the medical records of 1500 children sent to the hospital with asthma related symptoms. of that group 22% tested positive for food allergies. less than half had previously suspected any sensitivity to peanuts. it may not be something music lovers want to hear but listening with your ear buds can actually to ringing in your ear or worse, hearing loss. this new warning coming from the world health organization. it is especially dire for the more than 1 billion young people raised entirely in the generation of ear buds, personal audio equipment, and loud music festiv festivals. experts recommend limiting ear bud use to one hour per day, less than half full volume. update to breaking news.

driver tries to officers by going the wrong way on a major bay area freeway. it all comes to an end with a crash. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang has been tracking this story all morning. she joins us with an update on the search for the suspect next.

darting down the freeway in the wrong direction. a driver leads police on a chase before crashing and he is still on the run. and a close call on communications hill where brush fire comes dangerously close to nearby homes. meanwhile, temperatures tumble below average for today and then we're actually bampging on more showers later this week. lots to talk about this morning in your microclimate forecast. taking a little bit of money out of the bank paying the toll at the bay bridge toll plaza. this got busy quickly. we'll pay it forward, mike. live look outside. the light on the golden gate bridge. it is monday, may 18th. you are watching "today in the bay."

from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> very good monday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> let's get your week started. i'm sam brock. up date right now to breaking news. the search has been called off for a wrong way driver who crashed into several cars in berkeley. >> "today in the bay" stephanie chuang live in berkeley this morning. stephanie, the driver may have actually called 911 while being followed by officers? >> that's right, laura and sam. it's pretty bizarre according to chp. it's clear but political are still looking for this man in his 20s who police say called during the chase and said, i don't want to go back to jail. so again, pretty odd there. the chp says this began in concord around 11:20 loose nath that this man was driving a older model honda accord and crashed into a gmc suv all of the way in berkeley. that driver suffering minor injuries. police say they're lucky to one was seriously hurt or killed after the driver went the wrong

way. nearly 30 miles around willow pass road going westbound on eastbound lanes and on 80 and to berkeley. chp says during the 911 call he would stop his car if the chp helicopter would stop following him. a call investigators say is very odd. >> very concerning just because of the normal person that's not something that you would call and either joke with or maybe those type of statements unless you're pretty serious. >> berkeley police helped chp officers with the rifles drawn. searched back yards one square block around the crash site for a few hours but came up empty. the good news is investigators do think they know who this man is. a man who lives in east contra costa county who apparently was in jail before. a man they were hoping to put behind bars once again. live in berkeley this morning, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> 5:31. six then could enter pleas in court for the murder of oakland mother killed as she tried to protect her children from bullets. pierce was caught in the crossfire of a gunfight near her

west oakland home in march. she just parked her car, trying to rush her children to safety when she was struck. seven people have been arrested in connection with the shooting. family and friends are going to hold a vigil for one of the young victims of a car crash in gilroy last week. the vigil at kris fall high school will honor 18-year-old sara williams who is a passenger in a car that veered out of control and rolled into a ditch near the gilroy outlets last week. two other students from mt. madonna high school also died in that crash. the driver survived and oresed for dui. yesterday family and friends gathered to remember another gilroy teenager killed in a separate car crash days ago. natalia salcido would have turned 16 yesterday. instead of celebrating, more than 500 people packed the gym at christopher high school to remember the cheerleader and honor student. >> such an amazing person. she gave everything she could to everything she gave 100% to

everything she did, girl scouts, cheerleading, community service, she just is such an amazing person. i'm sad that she's gone. >> natalia volunteered at a homeless shelter and collected toys for kids in need. familynd friends say they will cherish her radiant smile and the caring person behind it. >> graduation time and it should be a time for celebration. 5:33. south bay crews spending the night check for hot spots after a late night fire broke out dangerously close to homes that were nearby. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell is live with the latest. bob? >> laura and sam, this six-acre wildfire certainly a seriously reminder of what this wildfire season could have in store for us in californians, especially if this drought continues and the weather continues to stay dry. these are images taken by with people who live at the bottom of communication hill here and south san jose. and it gives you a sense of how close last night's wildfire came to their homes. especially people living in a

nearby mobile home park. six-acre wildfire. call came in a little bit after 9:30 last night. the fire department had it contained within just over an hour. they did have a couple of challenges. they had winds out here, light winds 10 to 15 miles an hour, but winds none the less. when you're at the bottom of the hill, fire wants to go up and that's an added challenge. also have some issues getting up the hill with terrain and what not. but obviously firefighters were able to get this fire out. no damage to any structures. they're still trying to figure out what caused it. reporting live in south san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." actually the second fire in less than 24 hours. earlier in the afternoon a fire burned more than 70 acres in live more. this happening on the center divide of interstate 580 at mountain house parkway. crews contained that blaze in just about an hour but that smoke could be seen for miles. the cause of the fire still under investigation. it's 5:34. could use a little drenching of rain but you can see a little

moisture in the air this morning, christina. >> feels good as well. i mean, i haven't had to use my ac all month so far. probably the same for you. that always feels good as well. talking a little bit of that change that we could be forking over to pg&e this time of year. 55 in concord. 55 to start the new day. in san jose, 54 degrees in oakland. so here's the deal. that moisture will continue to roll onshore for today. we've got that persistent onshore flow. then as we head throughout this evening expecting some shower activity. maybe a few isolated thunderstorms up in sonoma county. keep that in mind. otherwise, general weather story of the day. morning drizzle making way to abundant afternoon sunshine. more vitamin d today than yesterday. it was kind of a murky day. wlet he take you through your day park forecast. 63 at lunchtime in the south bay. 59. still cool enough for a jacket on the east shore at noon. going to round out the day. highs coming in at 4:00 p.m. in the mid to upper 60s just about every where with the exclusion of the immediate

coast. you're only going to be at 60 degrees for today in san francisco. then everything changes yet again. actually tracking more showers in your extended forecast. so more unusual weather continues. but you know what, mike, as the meteorologist i don't like tracking usual weather. i like tracking the odd stuff. what are you looking at right now? >> trafficologist, i just look at the pictures. there's the bay bridge. yeah, if we have unusual weather christina traction it and warns you about the conditions. so far typical backup. at the bay bridge. we expect the metering lights any second now with the build here. we don't have any drama off the maze. over on the san francisco side look at this now, folks. 101 southbound at cesar chavez. reports of a small fire. sounds like a brush fire. we'll track it. so far not much of a traffic incident. we'll let you know. meanwhile, the approach to the maze, northbound as we zoom out of the shot nothing but a typical pattern. antioch, highway h, 580 coming

into livermore. your build traditional through the area. show you the south bay. 101. live look for san jose. northbound we'll see a slight increase in traffic flow. not really a dip in the speeds. smooth drive-thru silicon valley and the peninsula. back to you. >> i like that, trafficologist, mike inouye. all right. getting ready for big playoff run. big week for the golden gate warriors. tomorrow they host a houston rockets in the western conference finals. it's the warriors first trip to the conference tyfinals since 1975, the same year they won it all. fans we spock to say this is a pretty good match-up for the dubs. >> i think they're going to go all the way, actually. i'm rooting for them. >> i think it's wonderful. it's wonderful for the entire bay area. people are so excited and behind them. >> we sure are. now, do you want to go to a game? what do you want of this? on the resale market tickets are averaging just over $500. game one tips off tomorrow night at oracle arena. that's going to be a good one.

we will have much more on the warriors on our website and our nbc bay area app. download it for your iphone or android devices and you can read up on the latest news and insight from our comcast sports insiders. remember the name the beard, laura. that's going to be coming up a lot in the next week. speaking of which, what does james harden put in his beard? they contain tiny plastic beads called microbeads. they're pouring into the ocean at such a high rate that some studies say microbeads out number plankton. lawmakers have a plan to fix it but it comes with controversy. scott mcgrew says more self driving cars on the road. >> affordable, too, sam. look in business and tech. we're back with 15 minutes of nonstop news, traffic, and weather after the break. 

good morning to you. waiting for the sunrise arrival on the bay area. keeping the hillside green. that is nice since we're made bay. may 18th already. waco calling it the most violent crime scene they've ever witnessed. nine gang members are dead and 18 others hurt after yesterday's melee involving several biker gangs. it started in a rest room in a restaurant and spilled out into the parking lot. amazingly, no bystanders were hurt. there were a lot of family members around. police knew there might be trouble. officers and state troopers were on the scene almost immediately. less than an hour ago police announced they arrested nearly 200 people in connection to that

shooting. a developing story right now in hawaii where investigators want to know what caused a military aircraft to crash, killing a u.s. marine. this happened yesterday at bellows air force station on awahu. in total, 24 other people aboard the aircraft were injured. many of them seriously. the group is based at camp pendle on the. the osprey flies like a plane but takes off and lands like a helicopter had a mishap during a training exercise. the marine who died has not been identified. let's just ait's been a tough week for marines. you may remember six camp pendleton marines were killed when their helicopter crashed during a heart quake relief mission in nepal. the cause of that crash is still under investigation as well. it is 5:42. setback this does come on the heels of what the u.s. hopes is a shake-up at the top of isis' leadersh

leadership. >> the setback was a fall to ramadi in isis. now, with that setback there was a successful operation by the u.s. in syria against ice circumstance against their top leadering. ramadi has fallen into the hands of isis and now residents are fleeing the city in fear of attacks from the group. ramadi is the largest city closest to baghdad, iraq's capital. john kerry said there were not enough iraqi security forces in the city. >> there are targets of opportunity in ramadi where dash has the ability to inflict great damage. >> they went deep into isis territory and killed the top money man who mamged the group's oil income. >> if you take out the money man it can dent the organization's capability to do things.

>> my assessment is that it was a success, it is the kind of one-two punch that we should do more of. >> i wish we had, you know, frankly more emphasis on capturing, detaining, and interrogation than on strikes although these strikes are important. i congrat lit those who carried it out. >> a dozen other isis fighters were killed in that raid. there were no u.s. casualties. reporting live in washington, edward lawrence, back to you. 5:44. the woman another the center of a recent security breach at san jose could enter a plea in court today. she is accused of scaling the fence and walking to the far side of the airport before someone spotted her. that breach in march was the fifth in the past year. the airport is considering adding motion sensors, infrared technology and a taller fence. here's some of the stories we're working on for 6:00. it had all the markings for the trouble for the chp.

suspected car thief goes the wrong way down a major bay area freeway. why he might have called 911 while trying to get away from officers. south bay police say a young girl's quick thinking may have saved her from being abducted. the new sketch investigators hope leads to her attacker. and south bay firefighters slow down a fast moving fire that threatened homes. what they did right in less than ideal conditions. all right. 5:44 right now on your monday. getting your workweek started out the right way. a little bit of cooler temperatures over the weekend. i don't know how to bay to breakers actually felt the cooler temperatures but i were that. >> i'm sure some of them felt it. >> yeah. >> especially the ones that want sam's clothes. 5:45. temperatures are looking good. it's once a year. it's once a year and it's very san francisco. if you're waking up in the city by the way, temperatures are chilly. we've got drizzle happening. and as we head throughout the week you just want to keep your umbrella in your car and your jacket as well because temperatures are going to be cool enough for a coat, just about all week long. and we're talking about on and

off lighting activity. check out our temperatures for today. upper 60s tomming your way just about everywhere. typically we're in the mid to upper 70sthis time of year. after all memorial day is the unofficial start of summertime and it's going to feel like early spring, late winter across the bay area for much of the week. weather story of the day. morning drizzle making way to afternoon sunshine. then we have that on and off rain on the way. i'm going to show you how much we're expecting in the microclimate in a moment but first let's talk about this pattern and why it's occurring. jet stream is way to the south. south los angeles. so we're going to see more shower activity down there for today. as that jet stream continues to dip to the south our chances for rain will be enhanced later this week. expecting the best bet on wednesday into thursday and actually expecting some good looking totals. this is a fantastic weather story to tell. maybe picking up the tenth of an

inch right here in the south bay. now, if you want to get outdoors this weekend the good news is we're going to warm you up just in time for that unofficial kickoff of summertime. back to the 70s. still below average. below 70s on the way for this south bay. both saturday and sunday. same for the peninsula. you will be in the mid to upper 60s. in san francisco on the east shore, tri-valley in the north bay, looking good for warm temperatures. a lot of people like to head to the russian river valley and really nice out there. even santa cruz into the upper 60s for this weekend. now we're going to talk a little bit more about that shower activity, give you the timeline for that coming up. right now though, you've got a time your morning out just right before you hit that traffic. if you're a smart commuter, right, mike? good morning to you. >> we have people watching that, adjusting time of the metering lights on the bay bridge. look at this. two things of note. we have your right approach and fast track lanes jammed up as the metering lights turned on. lighter build to the left approach and stalled pickup truck. been there for five minutes. we should be able to get a

bridge treated. the parking lot, these cones here. they flap down. there's not a solid barrier there. meanwhile, be careful. no drama off the maze. a very smooth drive as we zoom out. north bay, upper east shore. smooth flow of traffic. a little build of concord, west 580 and livermore. patterns are typical here. looking at a little build south 680 and south 880 toward union city. both heading down toward fremont for the build as we look at the south. smooth drive as well. northbound shows a little slowing because of that volume builds just a tad bit. and also 87 coming in to downtown. live look at palo alto shows you there's nothing to worry about on the peninsula. easy flow in towards san francisco. back to you. >> thank you. proposal to tighten air b and b rules in san francisco is up for vote today. opponents say they are not giving up their rental rights without a fight. this afternoon the board of

supervisors will consider amendments to the city's current short-term rental laws. ahead of the hearing, 11 air b and b hosts one from each city district visit the offices of the respective board members asking them to support home sharing. the new amendments would cap all short-term rentals to a maximum of 120 days a year. >> so much concern over finding housing in san francisco that you can afford. san francisco mayor ed lee today reportedly upping the ante on push for more affordable housing. chronicle recording that lee is going to announce plans to revive half billion dollars in development projects. the projects were left in limbo when the state dissolved all urban development agencies. bond financing that is 3,000 new affordable housing units in the next 15 years. in the quest for smoother skin and maybe earlier teeth maybe you picked up a product with microbeads. a lot of companies have them in formulas. today they may be banned in california. >> some of us might have more

success in that quest. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is here with why lums say, kris, they could change the formula on your favorite product. >> we looked at the product, picked them up to see if they are the latest, greatest thing to make us more lovely, right? a lot of those products have microbeads in them which is tiny little bits of plastic that promise to rub away dry skin and whiten your teeth better. as they wash down the drain those tiny bits of plastic have to go somewhere, right? sanitation plants aren't designed to sift them out. so scientists say that means they go into the bay, they go into the ocean. they go into local rivers where they pollute the waters as they break down and they can become toxic to wildlife. in some cases the fish mistake it for food and they eat that, we eat them, and you get where this is going. lawmakers today are voting on assembly bill 888, the strict esteban on microbeads in the nation. it calls for zero microbeads by january 1st, 2020. as of right now there is no

exemption for biodegradable plastics, either. cosmetics and chemicals industries insist these microbeads are safe and certainly the fda has said so as well. but still the makers of crest toothpaste are already voluntarily phasing those microbeads out of their toothpaste. crest says they will be out by march of next year. the company's position is that while the microbeads are considered safe, they go by what consumers want to buy. many consumers seem to want alternatives to the plastics and so johnson & johnson announced a similar move, loreal as well as unilever. unilever said they will do it by the end of this year. personal care industry is still pushing lawmakers for that exemption for biodegradable plastics. scientists say as they degrade there are other products. find more natural alternatives. we were talking about the ones apricot scrubs and the sugars and the salts and all of that. sam, you're too young. >> to remember that? yeah. apricots in my facial products.

toothpaste, that sounds so weird. >> so small, like the grain of sand. we have a picture on my twitter page where you can see how many fit on the face of a penny. some of them are just so small that you can't imagine that you're not swallowing some of them. >> exactly. or there could be dangers of them getting up into your gum line as well. >> okay. >> i guess we'll see how it goes. >> the cost of beauty. >> yes. >> keep those teeth white. >> washcloths. start using sand paper soon. gas, it's down about 50 cents a gallon from this time last year. have you noticed? we're also learning what people did with all that money they saved. according to bankrate.com 40% of americans spent the extra cash on necessities. then groceries and rent. 23% saved or invested that savings with millennials more likely to save than any other group. just 14% ramped up their spending as a result of gas

savings. once you're out on the road, what sets you off? tell me if any of these sound familiar. >> breathe deep. >> while that's what you do is try to cope with it, a new study the most infuriating behaviors on the roadways. the study commissioned by expedia found texting is the number one behavior to enrage other drivers followed closely, no pun intended, by tailgaters, left lane hoggers, and crawlers who just don't go fast enough or have any idea what they're doing out there on the road. study also found that inside the car backseat drivers sparked rage in a little more than half of all drivers. we know who your backseat drivers are. >> i've got plenty of them. they're usually singing a song back there. maybe just let the commuter s do the driving. the computer, rather. nissan says five years away from first fully-automated car. >> a little glimpse into the future here. scott mcgrew, by that time several cars will be on the road and will be self driving. >> several higher end carmakers already have cars on the road by

2020. they plan tesla, says the computer coat is ready now. nissan says it will be ready by 2020 which sounds really far away. less than five years away. what's interesting though is pictures of the leaf here is that nissan says people are actually more interested in echo-friendly cars than automated cars but nissan says it can do most and it will. one struggle is going to be regulation. automated cars are legal in california but not legal in oregon. that's a small problem because you can think bigger. the u.s. compared to asia and europe. nis is a sells cars in all of those markets so they're not just waiting for engineers to figure out the technology. also got to wait for lawmakers to figure out the laws. apple's tim cook gave the commencement speech at george washington university over the weekend. he challenged the kids to change the world. he talked about steve jobs and he warned everybody to turn their phones off for the ceremony. he said those of you with an

iphone just place it into silent mode. apple has a world class recycling program. busy week for wall street. probably the most important thing as we get the fed minutes on wednesday. greece so close to financial ruin some people are live blogging it. if you lend the government a greece money you get 23% return because the loan is so risky. guys, i have credit cards that have lower interest rates than the government can get. >> you can make a pretty profit but you would have to have some pretty bold risk. >> yes. >> thank you very much, scott. >> nice, gentle way of putting it there. 5:55. demolition of candlestick park resumes for the controversy continues. last week we started learning that workers take you down the park, they've been using freshwater to keep the death down. angry neighbors say the company should be using recycled water instead. the san francisco public utilities commission says state law requires the use of drinking water for aerial spraying on

demolition jobs. okay. as we start out our workweek christina loren has good advice for people out there. today's advice, keep a jacket handy. >> great idea. also you want to have that umbrella with you for this week as you have this unsettled pattern, that will continue. all the way through thursday, maybe even friday. and that means showers are definitely in the forecast. we're going to show you the best bet for your microclimate coming up. 50s to start. 60s to finish. 10 to 15 degrees below average for this time of year. more tahoe snow on the way this week as well. so we've got a lot to chat about when it comes to your microclimate forecast. we're going to do it in the 6:00 hour together. if you don't have to leave right now. if you do, i know one man who knows how to help you out any day of the week, any day of the week. here's mike inouye. >> i'll be here anyway besides that. looking over here toward the bay bridge toll plaza. i want to warn you. it's not a pickup, it's a van still stuck in that lane. farthest left cash lane that you

have. it's been there 15 minutes since our last report and before that. i'm going to call them to make sure they know about this. that's the only issue on the approach to the bay bridge. metering lights are on, no drama for the maze. over here, the north bay shows light volume through san rafael. continues down in towards san francisco. we'll pick up 101 in the south bay where northbound routes are the commute direction. just picking up a little volume for 101. a little slowing around 680 but nothing dramatic. the rest of the speedway is close to speed limit around silicon valley. we've seen him tightrope walking across a canyon in china and base jumping with his dog strapped to his back. right now they're honoring dean potter after his last jump went terribly wrong.

breaking news at 6:00. result of a suspect speeding across the east bay in the wrong

direction. the call he made to police momenting before this all went down. new clues that police will hope will help them catch a young man. close call for thousands in the south bay as flames break out dangerously close to home. we have a nice week ahead. that ocean ac is going to keep us cool for today. then showers return to your forecast. we'll help you plan for the week in your microclimate. and a good news, bad news situation for this disabled van over here at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll talk you through the backup and let you know how you have to adjust. >> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> good monday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. update to breaking news. authorities in the east bay say they think they know who led them on a wild purr suit that ended in a dramatic crash, just not where he is. >> it started in concord. police say the suspect drovehe