drivers get the green light to head back over the san mateo bridge. so far, so good. traffic looking clear across the bridges this morning but the skies clearly not. you have some low clouds, some mists to start off memorial day. a look at your forecast and some warmer changes ahead. >> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> good morning. thanks for joining us on this memorial day. i'm kris sanchez. >> i'm sam brock. we'll kick off the holiday with a live look at san francisco and san jose this morning. you see on the left side of the screen there, plenty of clouds out there to start your day, but hopefully not to finish your day. >> let's check in with meteorologist rob mayeda. >> the plans look pretty good in terms of outdoor plans.

break out the sunshine and with the low clouds and sea breeze, temperatures will be fairly cool. san jose, you have overcast skies for now. eventually breaking out to some sunshine as we head into the afternoon. but today's weather will include lots of low clouds. and some drizzle at times. you have been seeing that around oakland and san francisco for the morning and then the skies clear as we head to the afternoon. but if your memorial day plans include a trip towards the sierras look out for the risk of thunderstorms around lake tahoe, over to reno. thunderstorms are a possibility in the forecast for today. so hour by hour, if your memorial day -- for your memorial day forecast, 50s and then as we approach the lunch time, around mid 60s. morgan hill closer to 71 degrees. staying cool in the 60s in san francisco and oakland. later this week, 70s and 80s pack in the forecast. for your personalized forecast, you don't have to wait until the middle of the night to ask. just download our app.

track temperatures, any rain right to your doorstep. as early as rob gets up, i have a feeling he'd respond to you at 1:00 or 2:00 in the morning. caltrans reopened lanes in both direction. they hit the marker when they said they'd get the bridge back open. eastbound opened at 3:30 and westbound at 5:30. this marked the second time in the month that the bridge shut down for a weekend closure. well, a heads up before you make sandwiches for the trip to the beach today or the picnic. that's a major meat recall you'll want to know about. >> with a store that has plenty of locations. steph chuang is joining us this morning. this affects more than 200,000 pounds of made from a popular sandwich shop. >> reporter: it is, sam and we're talking about 14 stores with seven of them here in san jose alone. in fact, we started in the city in the '80s and we find the

corporate headquarters here. take a look at the pukts in the biggest part of the recall. we're talking about the pork pate produced from last year to this year. the surveillance review revealed that lee's sandwiches was selling chicken, beef and pork products that were not inspected but were mislabeled as usda inspected and approved. now, other recalled items are the sliced oil brown turkey breast and sliced salami meat. the smallest part of the recall -- sold in different flavors from fruit to barbecue to curry. there are three recall classifications and this is the highest level and and there's reasonable product that it will cause health consequences or deaths. early it's --

>> all right. that's steph chuang. that is steph chuang reporting from san jose. we have more information about that recall of the 210,000 pounds of meat related to lee's sandwich. found that on our website. we'll be posting that shortly. now to developing news out of the nation's capital. a man was booked and charged for driving without a license after a bomb squad found a pressure cooker in his found. israel shimeles was arrested around the time that they blew up that cooker. an officer said he smelled gasoline coming from the car. and that's when he called for backup. early this morning, officials said they didn't find anything else suspicious in the car. it's unclear if shimeles will face additional charges. a 5.5 earthquake rattling tokyo this morning.

the good news, so far no apparent injures are from the quake. they lifted the sug warning within -- tsunami warning within minutes. an airport shut down but resumed after ten minutes. the oil laden sea lion pup is waiting for help. you can see oil on his back fin. a person visiting the beach did call officials but reportedly took them several hours to get to that sea lion pup. fish and wildlife officials say they're backlogged with marine mammals in need of help. they're trying to get to them as soon as possible. over the weekend we learned that a sea lion also sickened in last weekend's oil spill died at seaworld in san diego. a necropsy will be perform to determine the cause of the death. the crews have recovered about

20% of the crude oil that seened into the ocean. still it could take some time to figure out what caused that pipeline to break. it's been a tough stretch for marine wildlife in general. another dead whale washing up on the coastlines. this time, that's no plan to remove it. a decomposing juvenile gray whale washed up on portuguese beach. the press democrat reporting they plan to let nature take its course and have the tide carry the whale back out to sea. this marks the fourth time, the fourth whale to wash up on bay area beaches just over the last six weeks. a sperm and hump back washed up also. flames like these could be a sign of what's to come throughout california, especially here in the bay area. it was a long and busy and dangerous fire season. overnight, firefighters kept an eye out for hot spots in san

jose. >> chuck coppola joins us live. a lot of people are cooking today and firefighters say they need everyone's help and cooperation. because all it could take is an errant match. >> reporter: absolutely. good morning. i have a couple of items for your to do list. clear brush within 100 feet of your home and dry leaves from your roof. anything that could ignite if emberss fly through the area. if threatened whispering -- it threatened whispering winds mobile home park, but it was put out without injuries or damage. that's an example of hitting this fire with a lot of personnel, hard and early, because that rainy season we were supposed to have, that didn't happen. >> we have had such a dry season

that that's stuff that's always dry. so any little ember, anything that lands on in. cigaret cigarette butte, it could be anything will get it going. >> reporter: fire investigators believe this fire may have been accidentally started by a homeless person cooking on perhaps a portable stove outside. and this forced the closure of two roads which have since reopened. an important caution there. we'll check out your microclimate forecast and a look at the hills. plenty of brown on the stills. very dry conditions. >> scary thing, so many people are on the roadways and sometimes it takes pulling over to get that cat alittic converter on the dry grass. >> we saw something on 580 and then a few spot fires near the roadway. as we get into may and june

where we haven't seen three years of drought, this typically is the time of the year where the hillsides turn brown. things dry out. you can see our temperatures this morning, mild, it's cool. we have some moisture in the air. 56 degrees. once the winds pick up that's when we see the fire danger kind of increase. right now, not too bad outside. you have drizzle and mist around the bay. these are the wind speeds we're watching. yes, the temperatures are cool, but as the winds pick up that's when we see the fire danger increase. we're in a cool pattern. low to mid 50s out there and when the winds come in off the ocean like that, it will keep the temperatures down and it will bring in low clouds well above the top of the golden gate bridge. you see the base of the clouds close to 1,000 feet and going up over the hill tops, about 3,000 feet thick. that's the reason that the low clouds are out to the pass and

the delta to start the day. those on shore winds keep things fairly cool. about five to ten degrees below where they should be. upper 50s to low 60s near san francisco. oakland, 65 degrees where you've got the a's game coming up. mostly cloudy skies. a bit of a mist approaching lunch time and mid 60s around the fifth inning and then cooling as the game wraps up. temperatures will dry to warm up a little bit around the bayside. from san francisco to oakland, mild through about wednesday. then perhaps a little bit above average with upper 60s there. san jose is finally breaking out of the cool may pattern. closing in on 80. and then things will turn warmer and drier in livermore. as you can see now, you'll have the breezy conditions and temperatures climbing into the

70s and 80s and then trending a little bit cooler as we head into sunday. back to you. >> thank you very much. 6:10. up next, the statue of jesus ripped right off the cross in east bay church. in business news, a san jose company makes a good showing at yesterday's indianapolis 500. take a look at the company.

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we have heard of people stealing copper wiring, but a religious symbol was maybe stolen for scrap metal. that's why someone may have smashed the figure of jesus at an east bay church. this happened in the early morning mass wednesday at the church of the transfiguration. that cross sits outside on the property and parishioners believe the bronze statue of jesus may have been taken as scrap metal. >> scandalized at the idea of somebody doing something like this. but we would love to have it

back -- the figure of christ back. >> the figure of jesus was at that church for nine years and during the theft other statues and figures on the property were not touched. 6:14. new details outrage on the streets of oakland over a new law that bans nighttime marches. dozens of activists defied that order. in total, police cited 19 people and arrested four in downtown oakland. you're looking at video of a similar demonstration on saturday night which comes in response to mayor shaft's policy making it illegal to march after dark without a permit. she says it will cut down on violence against the businesses. well, the markets are closed in honor of the memorial day holiday. >> and the investors are thinking of the future. >> and what's ahead for the interest rates. janet yellen gave a speech on friday in which she said she would indeed probably raise

rates this year. her and the open markets committee. remember, the rates that the fed controls are essentially at zero. the fed has been sitting on a fortune in assets as well. it will want to start selling those. she thought any of the problems with the economy earlier this year was probably because of poor weather. i mean, this was boston and it was an absolute disaster earlier this year. she says this was probably what affected our economy. not something fundamentally wrong. wrong with the economy. u.k. prime minister cameron says voters will be able to decide if the united kingdom stays in the european union by the end of 2017. election will be open to 18 and up. scotland allows voters as young as 16. britain is part of the e.u., but does not use the euro. a good showing in the indianapolis 500.

san jose's avaya was plastered a all over the car and is also a sponsor of the san jose earthquakes. now, it makes the office phones i'm thinking that one in 10,000 people buy phone services for the businesses, but a marketing director said that's who she is advertising to. do you think people are going to buy avaya products because they go to the stadiums? >> no, but i hope they have actually heard of it. >> i don't buy levi's stadium and i buy levy's. there's one person who buys that. >> and otherwise, we have to say

we're from avaya. >> we have no idea. and their car did really well. didn't win. >> and if you have a product that inherently exciting, put it on a race car. >> there you go. >> thank you, scott. it turns out today is the busiest day of the year for one bay area holiday meal program. >> st. anthony's expects more people for this holiday nan think other. it's in part of the usual stand byes are closed today. the directors say many served are in fact veterans and about 3,500 people will come in today starting at 10:00. a somber memorial day service planned for those who have given the ultimate sacrifice. this one starts at 11:00 this morning at oak hill memorial park. a wreath will be laid to honor san jose police officer michael johnson.

he was shot and killed in the line of duty back in march. separately, another service is planned for this morning in fremont. community leaders are going to join veterans groups on warm springs boulevard. the events begin at 10:00 a.m. and that includes a free barbecue lunch after the service. we can see the great clouds squished down on the bridge this morning, that means a cool start. what will it be like around the time that people show up at your house looking for a hot dog or a hamburger? >> i don't want to be squished. >> no but we have some low clouds and some roads are damp in san francisco this morning. but the skies will clear up, at least later on today for the south bay and north bay. maybe san francisco not as much as we'll have an all day sea breeze. look at that memorial day morning traffic up. the freeways, palo alto, 880

into oakland, looking fairly clear. 56 degrees with low clouds. san francisco as you saw, a bit of a mist or drizzle or storm. you're seeing more of that out to oakland. drizzle reported out to the airport right now. mostly cloudy and 50s right here. here comes the ocean air conditioning. you have the low clouds in land and towards the coast. few high clouds up near lake county. might see a stray shower this afternoon. the on shore winds and the low cloud cover this morning, wind speeds that will increase again. heading into the afternoon at 10 or 20 miles per hour. that will keep that feeling of walking around the embarcadero and high will have a tough time climbing out of the 70s. right around midday a slight chance of showers. back for the bay area no

thundershower in the forecast. some mist and drizzle at times. 50s from 7:00 through 9:00 this morning. should break out into the mid 60s at least inland. right around noon. look at san francisco and oakland, a tough time warming up today. close to 70 in san jose. around san francisco, upper 50s and close to 70 in napa. and the trend over the next few days you see on the seven day forecast at the bottom of the screen, staying mild through the middle part of the week through san francisco. jumping upward towards friday we see it go above the average high of 77. in livermore, closing in on 80 degrees. your memorial day plans look good. and 70s and 80s into the forecast, into friday and saturday. back to you. well, how about a live look at oracle arena, we see some of the haze over there too.

but it was the scene of big warriors wins lately. just not tonight. >> catch that demolition over the weekend, over the rockets. now the warriors if they win tonight they'll be doing so in houston. the dubs are up three games to nil as they would say. we all know that the warriors will clinch tonight but if for some odd miraculous reason they don't, then game five will be hosted at oracle on wednesday. even less likely game six is in houston on friday. virtually impossible game seven would be back at the friendly confines of oracle. that would be next sunday. >> statistically speaking we're not being biased. >> exactly. it is possible. some new england patriots fans would go to their deaths to defend tom brady. this time literally. >> one pats fan did so in her

obituary. relatives of 72-year-old patricia shong posted this. quote, she would like us to set the straight for her, brady is innocent. >> if that's what grandma wanted, that's what she gets. >> she said, as far as i'm concerned -- a different interpretati interpretation. a high link between high altitude and sudden infant death syndrome.

you're watching "today in the bay." >> 6:24 right now. looking live from our camera in san francisco. very nice way to start the day. hopefully you don't have to go to work this morning. living at high altitude may be a risk factor for babies sudden infant death syndrome in particular. researchers at the university of colorado looked at the birth and death records and they found the death record was twice as likely to those living at high at today. more studies are needed. many u.s. hospitals have abandoned an old practice of sending new moms home with formula freebies. in 2007, more than 72% of hospitals distributed infant formula packs. while in 2013 that number

dropped to less than a third of all hospitals. research has shown that women are less likely to stick with breast-feeding when given the samples. as the summer season begins so does the risk in serious injuries which could be prevented. doctors at vanderbilt says today is the becauusiest days of the . many of these could be prevented if people put on the helmets or put on the seat belts or not drink so much. still ahead, dramatic video out of texas as an suv gets swept away by rushing floodwaters. how the driver was able to make it out alive. potential problems for your memorial day picnic. a massive recall of lunch meat, meat, chicken, pork products that could be sitting in your freezer. a live look outside from the bay bridge off the bay bridge.

this cloud cover is very much present. we should be getting a break in our conditions as the day moves forward. rob will have much more on that as we look at this american flag. time to honor those who have given their lives on this memorial day.

oh, my god, stop stop stop. he needs to get out! >> chaos in texas as this suv gets swept away in fast moving floodwater. how people watching in horror came together to get that driver out alive. meanwhile, around here much calmer conditions. misty skies over san francisco. some drizzle in oakland and highs today having a tough time closing in on 70 degrees. the rest of your memorial day forecast is straight ahead. from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> good monday morning. happy memorial day. i'm sam brock. >> i'm kris sanchez. let's get you right to your top stories for today. both directions of the san mateo bridge are open this morning. it was shut down for repaving. a sandwich chain is being ordered to recall more than 200,000 pounds of meat.

usda says that southern california based lee's sandwiches marked products as federally inspected when they were not. investigators in washington, d.c. found nothing else suspicious after plowing up a car. the man in the car has been charged with driving without a license for now. we stay now in the nation's capital as america takes time to remember those who have given their lives to protect our freedom. the u.s. and u.s. lawmakers grappled with the challenge of defeating isis. some u.s. politicians are questioning the current policy. tracie potts is joining us in washington, d.c. mainly, whether that's working. >> reporter: questioning if there's a strategy. what we have been doing so far, our air strikes with the coalition we saw more from syria just today, 15 air strikes this morning. against the islamic state. but some here argue that air strikes alone are not enough. as rolling thunder veterans mark another memorial day in the

nation's capital, washington is debating how to defeat the islamic state. >> we need a strategy. that's no strategy. >> reporter: senator john mccain insists air strikes are not enough. we need boots on the ground. defense secretary ashton carter disagrees. he says the problem is iraqis don't want to fight. >> we can give them training. we can give them equipment. we can't give them the will to fight. >> reporter: iraqis have gained ground since isis took ramadi a week ago, but the islamic state is now the size of a small european country. >> we are losing. there's no doubt about it. >> reporter: even democrats worry air strikes alone aren't working. >> clearly, isis has gained momentum. >> reporter: some worry isis could get a nuclear weapon. >> we don't wait till they get it before we take action. >> reporter: but some lawmakers say it's not just a question of military strength. >> we still have a lot of work to keep the pressure on the

iraqi government to fully incorporate the sunnis, to peel them away from isis. >> reporter: complex politics in the middle of a war zone. now keep in mind when the islamic state takes over the cities they're not just taking over the oil fields, the gas fields and the government. they are going in and some cases destroying a lot of the history of that entire region and killing people just in the last week and a half over 200 people in syria and that included a number of children. >> all right. thank you. certainly that motivates the conversation. developing story this morning, the governor of texas will get a firsthand look at the devastation in wimberley hard hit over the weekend. at least 400 homes are destroyed an several people are missing this morning. the worst may be yet to come as more heavy rain is expected today. so far, tornadoes and flooding are blamed for the deaths of at least three people.

one person in texas and two people in oklahoma. one of the victims in oklahoma, a firefighter who died trying to save the lives of other people. claremore firefighter jason farley is being hailed a hero this morning. he was helping people evacuate from their flooded homes when the current became too strong. he have sucked into the storm drain and his department right now is reeling. >> it's hard to imagine jason is not here. >> understand the emotion there. jason farley was a veteran firefighter and he was just one month away of 20 years on the job. oh, my god! stop stop stop. he needs to get out. >> you can't help but feel the panic that person was screaming about. heart stopping video out of boerne, texas.

the driver was trapped inside. people were able to free themselves and rescue him in time. moments away the suv vanishes out of sight. that driver was not hurt. >> you can see the car kind of hanging on that embankment about to take off. before they pulled him out. let's get a look at the microclimate forecast as we check out san jose. an overcast start to the holiday monday and things will change. >> right now we have mist and drizzle around the bay area, especially around oakland and san francisco. as you can see temperatures right now in the 50s. but in the case of san francisco and oakland you warm up a whole lot today. break out a little bit of sunshine. san jose one of the spots later on, but you can see we have a lot of low clouds and misty skies for the east bay. some of the low clouds to livermore this morning. then as we approach noon we

break out of the clouds. i notice from half moon bay over, you have the low clouds. by 7:00 we'll see the low clouds return. so it's from about noon to 5:00 we'll break out clear and then as the sea breeze turns stronger, that will pump the low clouds on in. 20 miles per hour, that will keep things feeling cool outside around the tri valley and the south bay for today. close to 70 in san jose. mid 60s around the peninsula and upper 50s to near 60 in san francisco. out to the north bay, around 60s around petaluma and 65 in oakland. the a's are taking on the tigers today. numbers in the mid 60s with misty skies early on in the afternoon. those winds 10 to 15 miles per hour later on. notice the temperature trend ahead for san francisco. mild through the middle part of the week. a jump come friday. san jose you will see temperatures soaring closer to

average by thursday and friday and livermore setting up for a warm finish to the week. finally seeing the temperatures climb into the 80s for this weekend. >> thank you very much, rob. and a disturbing discovery. on a neighborhood street, they say there's no reason to worry. more on that. plus, a live look at the golden gate bridge. as rob mentioned a little drizzly and cloudy out there to start. if you want to find out where the memorial day services are where you live or find out your forecast for your barbecue, download the nbc bay area app or find us on the social media platforms.

happening today, president obama is asking for a national moment of remembrance this

memorial day. here at home, the valley transportation agency will briefly suspend service in honor of our nation's veterans. this afternoon at 3:00 the buses and light rail will stop service for one minute as part of the national moment of silence. believe it or not, it's been a month since that earthquake struck nepal and survivors are still living in fear. that killed more than 8,500 people and left many of the country's cultural sites in ruins. the situation worsened after another 7.3 magnitude struck weeks later. hundreds are still living in open fields saying they're too afraid to return home. as police officers find themselves targets of violence this morning, a massive search but no suspects after a new orleans police officer was killed while sitting in his patrol car. he was patrolling a construction site blocks away from the superdome yesterday morning when

he was shot and killed. the officer has not been identified. a fly jeer man man behind the drug ring that became famous in the orange is new black is fighting extra -- extradition to the united states. he was a kingpin in the 1990s and the same trafficking ring that led to the arrest of piper kerman and then "orange is the new black." that alleged kingpin was recently elected to the senate in nigeria and is set to be sworn in on friday. but u.s. officials hope to have him stateside by then. a grisly discovery in new york but investigators said there's nothing to be worried about. authorities say they found nine brains along the street in new york. while they don't know how the brains ended up there they say they belonged to either dogs or sheep and were likely part of a collection for educational or research purposes. nothing criminal is suspected and a local vet says that at

least one of the brains was professionally removed and preserved in formaldehyde. >> don't worry about it, on a busy street, not something you hear every day. coming up next a massive recall. what you need to know before you sit down for lunch today. plus no holiday for firefighters who say the drought is creating extreme fire danger. a live look at the san mateo bridge. we'll be back with 15 minutes of nonstop news, traffic and weather after this.

now 15 minutes of continuous news, weather and traffic on "today in the bay." >> a live look at the san mateo bridge right now where caltrans reopened lanes in both directions. eastbound first. just after 3:30 this morning. and then westbound reopened a little before 5:00. caltrans closed all of the bridge access for a second round of paving and repairs. this is the second time in a month that the bridge shut down for the weekend closure. both times they reopened ahead of schedule. on your memorial day, obviously 2015, microclimate forecast as with elook at what's going on -- as we look at what's going on outside. a time to reflect and maybe do a bit of barbecuing. how do you like your barbecues done? >> medium with cheddar. >> would you add anything --

>> i would. well done or most of the burgers there on the grill. folks might be huddling closer to the grill with our temperatures running ten degrees below average for this time of the year. right now 53 in san francisco. you have some misty skies, and san jose and oakland looking at low clouds. missty skies in oakland. of course the warriors take on the rockets in houston. and right now, 52 and some drizzle in oakland. into san jose 56 degrees. overcast skies. mostly cloudy to start but sunny skies to finish the day. right now we have the sea breeze coupled with ocean temperatures as you'd expect along our coast. and the winds picking up in the afternoon. we'll continue that cooler marine air continuing in the south bay today. for the morning at least we have to deal with some drizzle or

brief light rain showers in the santa cruz mountains. notice what happened by 7:00. you have the low clouds moving into monterey bay. if you're headed up to lake tahoe or reno, still the chance of getting some thundershowers for the mid afternoon. and by 5:00, it should move off to the east later on. temperatures in the 50s. probably will stay there through 10:00 or 11:00. and then by noon mid to upper 60s. and then closer to 70 by 3:00 this afternoon. upper 60s for santa rosa. the trend ahead is friending a little bit warmer san francisco staying cool in the middle part of the week and san jose sees it creep up closer to average. and then closing in on 80s, and

headed into next weekend, temperatures climb up if not slightly above average. san francisco upper 60s. low 80s, livermore, low 80s. turning cooler as the sea breeze strengthens some. >> thank you. well, flames like these could be a sign of what's to come in california. but especially here in the bay area. very long, busy and dangerous fire season. overnight, firefighters kept an eye out for hot spots in san jose. >> and chuck coppola is joining us from san jose. the firefighters need everybody's help and cooperation. this fire season, we have some dry conditions. >> reporter: absolutely right, sam. good morning. and rob mayeda who may note that the fog is shrouding the tips of the foothills. the scene you see around me here, if you're cooking later on today on this memorial day monday, it is a charred grass field that's the result of a fire that began yesterday afternoon, perhaps started by a homeless person who is cooking.

that fire began at 4:30 in the afternoon and at this hour winds were gusting up to 25 mile per hour and it threatened two mobile home parks. fortunately the fire was put out without injuries or damage. capital expressway and quimby road were close for a while, but they have reopened. firefighters are now advising all homeowners to be aware that embers can fly in the air. so clear the dry brush from your roof. >> if you have a wood shake roof, clean it up. clean your rain gutters. if there's any stuff that can come bust get it out. i mean, you can replace your roof. replace the roof. because that's -- if it's wood shingles it's going to go.

>> just what we need. a little more work to do on this memorial day weekend. firefighters advise clearing brush from within a hundred feet of your home. this grass fire the third in the south bay within the last week. i'm chuck coppola for "today in the bay." >> a cautionary tale. heads up before you make that next sandwich for lunch. a major meat recall to tell you about. >> "today in the bay's" steph chuang has more. this affects 200,000 pounds of meat from the popular sandwich shop with several locations here in the bay area. a lot of us pick them up to head to the beach or the parks. should we be concerned? >> reporter: yeah. i mean, this is affecting as you said 200,000 pounds of meat over a year's period. so far, no reports of anyone getting sick, but this information is getting out to the public. we're talking about lee's sandwiches. seven locations in san jose. we are standing in front of the corporate headquarters.

specifically it's 213,000 pounds of recalled meat and to 55 stores in arizona, oregon, oklahoma, but mostly here in california. these are some of the recalled products. bahn, and the chicken pate sold through may 18 of last year and through may 18 of this year. the smallest recall is beef jerky sold in different flavors. the u.s. department of agriculture said its surveillance review revealed they were selling the chicken, beef and pork products that were not inspected, workers were mislabelling them as usda inspected. it's the highest risk level of recall for the usda, and there's a reasonable probability will cause serious adverse health consequences or death. it is early, also a holiday.

so we'll of course update you on the midday show. we have the full details on the website. live in san jose this morning, steph chuang, "today in the bay." a magnitude 5.5 earthquake rattling tokyo this morning, shaking buildings and temporarily stopping trains. the good news, no apparent damage or injuries. the officials issued a tsunami warning as a precaution, but lifted that within minutes. the airport was shut down to check out the runways but resumed flights in ten minutes. back to the developing story out of the nation's capital, a man has been booked and charged with driving who it a license after a pressure cooker was found in his car. israel shimeles was arrested around the time a bomb squad blew up that cooker. investigators say shimeles left that cooker inside his car on the national mall here the capitol building. an officer said he smelled

gasoline coming from the car and then called for backup. early this morning, they didn't find anything else suspicious in the car and it's unclear if he will face additional charges. the oil covered sea lion pup is waiting for help. you can see oil on the back fin. a person visiting that beach called the officials but it reportedly took them several hours to get there. fish and wildlife officials say they're backlogged with marine mammals in need of help. they're trying to get to them as soon as possible. meantime, over the weekend we learned that the sea lion also sickened in the oil spill died at seaworld in san diego. a necropsy will be performed to determine the exact cause of death but it had oil covering most of its body on thursday. the company behind the spill saying that crews have recovered around 20% of the crude oil that seen seeped into the ocean. another dead whale washed up on a bay area beach. this time reportedly no plans to

remove it. a decomposing juvenile gray whale washed up on the sonoma coast. that's on portuguese beach. these were taken by a ranger there. the press democrat reports that the plan is to let nature take its course and let the tide carry it out to sea. this is the fourth whale to wash up over the last six weeks. there was that sperm whale and the humpback whale. and stay out of the water, that's the warning after toxic algae blooms were found in a popular park. swimming at the quarry lakes in fremont is banned until at least wednesday. that's putting a damper on memorial day festivities. biologists say the blue green aa algae can lead to skin rashes. they believe it's caused by on going drought. the rest of the park is open.

outrage on the streets in oakland after a new law bans nighttime marches. dozens defied that order. in total, police cited 19 people and arrested four others during demonstration in the downtown area. this is the video from the similar demonstration on saturday night. this comes in response to mayor shaft's new policy making it illegal to march after dark without a permit. it should cut down on vandalism and violence against businesses. one is calling the san jose's police department new body camera program all flash and not substance. the auditor the new cameras being tested out. she believes it will undermine transparency. that's mostly due to the policy that allows officers to deactivate cameras once they have determined that taking the video is unnecessary. she said it will likely render information from the body cameras useless. a religious symbol stolen allegedly for scrap metal that

could be why someone snatched the jesus figure off a church cross. it happened at the church of the transfiguration. that cross sits outside the property but jesus is gone. the bronze statue may be sold as scrap metal. >> lots of people are scandalized at the idea of someone doing something like this but we'd like the figure of christ back again. >> the figure was at that church for nine years. the thieves left the other statues and figures on the property untouched. let's renew your faith in humanity. today is the busiest day of the year for one bay area holiday meal program. st. anthony's dining room on golden gate expects more people for today's memorial day meal than any other holiday. that by the way includes thanksgiving and christmas. it is in part because the usual

stand-byes are closed. many served are veterans. about 3,500 people will come in today starting at 10:00 a.m. a live look outside at oracle arena. the scene of big victories but tonight, the warriors will win tonight and if they do, they will be in houston. that's where they're taking on the houston rockets in game four. the warriors are up three games to none already. >> we know that the warriors will clinch tonight, but if they don't, game five is planned for oracle on wednesday. even less likely game six is planned for houston on friday. and a virtually impossible game seven would be at oracle next sunday. it is statistically speaking almost impossible. >> it is. but you have to keep those mathematical come pewlationatat

alive. and the stocks have been on a tear lately. >> the s&p 500 set records. the tenth all time high so far this year. janet yellen gave a speech on friday. she said rates would rise later this year. remember the rates that the feds control are essentially at zero. yellen did say she thought any of the problems with the economy were due to weather and nothing to worry about. the government of russia has sent a letter to facebook, google and asking them to crack down on those who blog. if you have more than $3,000 you have to use your real name on the account and you have to register with the russian government. it can't block the individual accounts on twitter or facebook or whatnot, so if the silicon valley companies don't comply, they have to block the whole site. >> i'm guessing you don't want

the russian authorities coming after you. 6:58, rob. you mentioned the a's game, a national pastime on a national holiday. >> the temperatures will eventually climb into the 60s around oakland. 50s. we have drizzle right now. numbers getting into the mid 60s right and noon and eventually looking at san jose, livermore on the bottom corner, turning close to 70 this afternoon. comfortably cool around san francisco. high around 60. mist and drizzle to deal with today. >> all right. a light layer. >> if you've really, really craved eggs you will totally get this next story. >> this bear had a hankering so he climbed the transmission wire to raid a ravens nest in alberta. the bird swooped in squawking and pecking at the bear. but the bear won. because he paid them no mind. the group of hunters on the ground said the bear ate the eggs and then climbed back down

like it had never happened. returned back to the ground. yes. doesn't have a fear of heights. >> yeah. i'm a bear, i don't care. this is what's happening in the bay. we'll be back in half an hour. good morning. good morning. historic and catastrophic. >> oh, my gosh! stop unprecedented flooding in texas and home three part-time killed and eight others miss. hundreds of homes washed ay and even more storms are on the way. the breaking overnight a pressure cooker found inside a suspicious car near the u.s. capitol. the bomb squad called in to destroy it. that car's owner arrested. we're live with the latest on the investigation.