fires burning in the bay, some even raging pretty close to homes. it certainly does not help that we're smack in the middle of a four-year drought. taking a live look at sunol you can see the skies here beautifully clear, just a gorgeous picture here. >> just a gorgeous shot. >> really amazing. but of course you can't help but notice how dry this grass is. there could be some relief on the way this weekend. that would help put this fire season in check a little bit. meteorologist anthony slaughter standing by right now. >> 85 degrees over in livermore right now. 57 degrees in half moon bay. and in san francisco right now 53 degrees and things are changing. we do have some blue sky out there but a very strong sea breeze ahead of our next storm system. we're expected to see some

showers in san francisco and even the north bay, maybe even right here in the south bay as we move through monday. tomorrow will be a dry day but our storm system is still making its way here. you can see on our water vapor loop lots of moisture in the atmosphere and that is key when it comes to fire season because usually we have the dry downsloping winds that are offshore. now with this storm system coming in our humidity levels are up and it's warm or at least warm moist air, not cold air at least once you get into our inland valleys. but at the coastline definitely chilly and it's going to stay that way with rain moving in over the next couple of days. we'll talk more about the timing on that storm system as it moves in and when you can expect to see showers at your doorstep in my next report. guys, back to you. >> all right, anthony, thank you so much. can about now to a developing story on the disappearance of a 6-year-old sacramento girl. today the mother's boyfriend was arrested for the girl's murder. this after the sheriff's department found the little girl's body. authorities discovered jadiana larson's body about 100 miles from her home in glen county just two days after she went missing.

her body had been badly burned. her mother's boyfriend juan riviera was supposed to be watching the girl. he says he suffered a seizure and when he regained consciousness she was missing. riffiera is now being held in the sacramento county main jail. he is being held without bail. also you can tell it was a big one from the way that eastern japan shook today. an 8.5 earthquake struck this morning shaking buildings and of course a lot of nerves. take a look at this epicenter here. this near a group of islands south of tokyo. the quake did not trigger a tsunami warning. there are no reports of any problems at the fukushima daiichi nuclear plant either which was damaged four years ago in a 9.0 quake. damage from today's quake is minimal because of how deep it struck. by the way, the epicenter measured about 370 miles deep. even so some of the country at least felt some shaking. on the road to the nba finals. today the warriors hit the court for a little practice before going up against the cleveland cavaliers. coming up on thursday i believe

it is. comcast sportsnet's kay scott was there. and i don't know if this is true or not but i hear you were working with steph curry on his jump shot. true or false? >> that's not true terry. i think steph's got it covered at this point. but as you mentioned, we have quite a ways until game one. five days until gaem one of the nba finals. originally frowned upon it's turned out to be a blessing for golden state. after klay thompson took this knee to the head in last tuesday's conference championship-clinching win over the rockets, thompson was diagnosed with a concussion and isn't going to be allowed to play until he passes league-mandated protocol. steve kerr is confident he's going to do so before thursday's opener. >> all is going very well to this point. >> are you considering a game plan considering he might not be there? >> no. i'm anticipating he's going to be playing. >> if he isn't ready, who do you think -- >> i haven't even thought about

it. the series is like five weeks away. we've got flent write of time to think about that. >> good news on klay. his fellow splash brother steph curry went viral on the internet today again with another trick shot you've got to see to believe. we'll have that for you later tonight. >> all right, kaye, thanks very much. you know how to tease sports. thanks a lot. a new jail is in the works in san francisco but the question is is it really needed? some don't think so. their argument -- it's a waste of money. and they're sharing that message right now in san francisco, and that's where nbc bay area's christie smith joins us live. what's the problem there? >> reporter: i can tell you they were discussing what they see is the problem, sort of a town hall conversation about a proposed jail in san francisco. the group critical resistance was involved today. what they call the harm and wastefulness which is the old hall of justice. they say the incarceration rate is low, that bail reform and ex-pangd ex-pangding mental health

diversion programs could be key alternatives. >> we don't need to build another jail wasting $290 million on something that will just be completely unnecessary. and as we've seen you know putting up a new jail just means that it's going to be filled. so we're just going to be imprisoning more people. >> reporter: that building said to be seismically unsound. one early idea floated for the jail is that it would reduce the number of beds and promote rehabilitation and that care is flex ranging from those with psychiatric needs to antiquated design and space con traints straints there, that this would offer better service. we have calls into the sheriff's department for comment but haven't heard back at the time of this broadcast. reporting live in san francisco christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> all right christie, thank you so much. protesters in san francisco want city leaders to hear their voices this weekend about a common complaint spreading across the bay area. affordable housing.

♪ ♪ we'll fight condo conversion ♪ >> about 50 people gathered at harvey milk plaza. they marched to the home of supervisor scott wiener. he represents the castro. marchers urged him those areas need more affordable housing, not condos. >> placing stricter unenforceable regulations on air bnb and by supporting measure that's would demonstrably limit low-cause evictions. >> same group plans to protest again at tuesday's board of supervisors meeting. they believe san francisco should develop a community-based plan to get more affordable housing. construction on a bullet train in california is set to start this summer. but new opposition is mounting. the high-speed rail would connect los angeles and san francisco. the journey would take about 2 1/2 hours. and what you're looking at right there, that's one of the

possible routes. this week the city of san fernando down in southern california decided to protest against that train. people who live and work in the area worry the train will cost the city money. they're also concerned sound walls around the tracks will become an eyesore. san fernando joins some bay area communities as well as some farmers who have also voiced concerns about that project. well, if you're a dog or cat lover, this is good news because dozens of them are checking out their new bay area homes. all thanks to a bay area-wide adoption program. marian favro joining us at the san jose center with details on this big push to get pets a home. >> reporter: i'm a huge animal lover so this really warms my heart. 146 pets were adopted today, both dogs and cats. take a look at this board. these are all the pets that now have wonderful homes tonight in the south bay. and the reason is because of manny's fund. manny's fund allows for the waiver of the adoption fee. that's why so many people poured in here to this animal shelter.

and it's not over yet. you can still adopt a pet tomorrow. now, manny's fund is helping shelters throughout the bay area today, including this one in san martin. more than 60 cats and dogs left the shelter today with their new adoptsed parents. manny's fund was founded by workday co-founder dave duffield and his wife and named after their pet miniature schnauzer matty. >> they pay us for each adoption that we do. that money is very important to us. it's a huge funding source for us for medical care life-saving medical care that we provide for homeless pets throughout the year. >> this is kitten season, which means there's a lot of kitties pouring in. sought fact they're able to adopt out all of these dogs and cats is really a big help. that means they can take in all of those kittens during kitten season. now, at this shelter there are only two dogs left and i am

holding one of them. i would like into the deuce to you gumbo. gumbo is 12 years old. he has no teeth. but he has a big, big heart. and he's such a cuddle bunny. and he's so sweet. and he is looking for a good home tonight. so if you can help out. he's a little miniature chihuahua. and he really needs a good home. so i don't know. terry, peggy? >> oh my goodness. it's a good thing marian is there doing the story and not us because boy. >> one thing i do want to point out is to let you know that if you come down here tomorrow and you don't find a good fit for a pet don't worry about it. they're going to give you a coupon for 50% off for the month of june. so 50% off of the adoption fee. the entire month of june. so if you don't find the right fit tomorrow there's still hope and you will still get some kind of discount. reporting live in san jose wave good-bye gumbo. marianne favro, nbc bay area news.

>> terry, you have to take that dog. >> and he's a snazzy dresser. and he picks out his outfits himself. that's something i wanted to add. all right. well santa clara business celebrated a regrand opening today with the help of students from santa clara university. and san jose's center for employment training. sju students provided marketing and business expertise to the owners of la mejor taqueria. students from c.e.t. provided their construction skills to make over the restaurant. organizers say everyone wins from this collaboration. >> this truly is like the strength of the community, and i'm so glad the university can be involved in promoting that and strengthening that and giving students at santa clara a real practical opportunity to share their knowledge and their learning at the school of business with others in the communities. >> those students also worked with four other businesses in the washington alma neighborhood of santa clara. way to go. >> yeah very cool. well silicon valley a

piece of history just found in the trash. >> brings you $100,000. >> the story behind this rare apple one computer and the search to find its original owner. and another challenger for hillary clinton. we have a who's who of all the candidates. vying for president in 2016.

a bird care center in los angeles is getting some help from sea world in rescuing

animals that suffered from the oil spill near santa barbara. sea world's lauren dubois has extensive experience rescuing and treating oiled birds. tomorrow she's heading to los angeles. the oiled bird care and education center. because there is one. to help treat brown pelicans. they're some of the animals who were affected by the oil disaster. >> as the birds get the oil onto their feathers they'll preen, spend more time preening lose their waterproofing and also their ability to stay warm. they'll also spend more time preening and not going out to feed. so many times when we get these birds they're at a very critical stage where they're low weight, need hydration and need to get stabilized. >> sea world is also caring for more than a dozen oiled sea lions and elephant seals that were rescued from the state beach. staff so far has not been able to save them all. three animals died yesterday. well, next year's race for the white house got a little more crowded today. with former baltimore mayor and maryland governor martin o'malley tossing his hat into

the ring. and we don't have sound on that. but you have an idea what he said. o'malley pointed his remarks at two other fellow hopefuls. fellow democrat hillary rodham clinton and republican jeb bush. suggesting that america does not have anything along the lines of a kingdom so that people should be electing you shouldn't expect to have any special preferences as you run for office. hundreds watched on baltimore's federal hill as o'maltee described him as a liberal crusader. he listed climate change immigration reform and fighting special interests as what he's going to focus on if elected president. o'malley joins two others running for the democratic nominee in 2016. hillary clinton of course is running. many consider her the front-runner right now. but vermont senator bernie sanders, who also announced he is campaigning for president. the race for the republican nomination is a lot more crowded. so far eight people have formally announced they are running and that includes senators ted cruz rand paul,

and marco rubio. there are also a few other potential candidates like jeb bush and scott walker who have not yet decided with if they're joining the race. and back here at home a rematch to represent part of the south bay on capitol hill. businessman ro khana announced he is running for congress next year once again against fellow democrat mike honda. this follows khana's loss to honda. congressman honda won re-election, relying on support from local union leaders. and only in silicon valley do you come across a story like this. a woman cleaning out her garage finds really quite a gem that belonged to her late husband. >> but she had no idea. she's owed a lot of money, but no one can find her. here's nbc bay area's ian conn. >> reporter: clean bay area, an electronic recycling company. an older woman -- >> she dropped off a couple boxes like that.

>> reporter: gave them unwanted junk. or so she thought. >> brought it here, put it on the pallet. >> reporter: she dropped off some of her laid husband's computer parts. she didn't want a tax receipt and didn't want to leave her contact information. company the company's vice president didn't know what they had until weeks later when they dug through the boxes. >> we couldn't believe our eyes. we thought it was fake. it was real. >> reporter: and what they found inside that box was an apple one computer similar to this one at the computer history museum in mountain view. there are only maybe a couple hundred of them in the world, and they are extremely valuable. >> it was the first computer that steve jobs and steve wozniak created in their garage, and it was sort of this breakthrough in personal computing. >> that lady i asked her do you want anything? >> reporter: it's company policy to get 50% of all items sold back to the original owner, common for computer parts or microchips. but for this rare item they fetched $200,000 in a private auction. >> not every day somebody brings

you $100,000. >> reporter: they know what she looks like, but don't know her name. now they want to find this mystery woman to thank her and make her rich. >> this lady please come over to our warehouse in milpitas again, and we'll give you check $100,000. please. >> reporter: in milpitas, ian cole, nbc bay area news. >> doing the right thing and giving a lot of it back. >> go claim it. it's yours. >> i am so dated with my technology it would not surprise me if it was mine. but that's an amazing story. all right. meteorologist anthony slaughter standing by. i have the old iphone forever anthony. i never need the new one. >> i'm the same way. i've still got the samsung. i'm still waiting to catch up. folks laugh at me. but hey, it's all right. i want to talk about some weather. we actually have some changes coming our way. storm systems sitting off the coast. you can see this is our live shot from san francisco. this is not a time lapse. yes, that fog moving on in. a very strong rain layer

building at the coastline. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. and you know what in san francisco all month long we have not cracked 70 degrees. so it has been very chilly all month long. and it's going to continue as we head toward the next couple of days. we have rain in the forecast as soon as tomorrow afternoon for san francisco and the north bay. everyone else will stay dry tomorrow but temperatures are definitely coming down. back into the 70s for most of us. like the trivalley got into the 80s today. livermore, for instance, close to 90 degrees. even morgan hill up to 86 degrees. you might have heard they've been dealing with some flooding across parts of texas. 26 days straight of nonstop rain and another evening of showers and even some really severe thunderstorms near houston and dallas. that's going to continue tonight. for us we've got a storm system. it's going to continue to make its way in as we head into the overnight hours, continuing to strength thaen marine layer so tomorrow morning we'll wake up to some drizzle and by the afternoon hours we'll see some sunshine but by tomorrow night at the coastline you'll see a little bit of drizzle from san francisco toward half moon bay, even pacifica and up toward the

north bay. the cold front, that moves through on monday. so let's time that out for you. tomorrow to start off the day 7:30 in the morning we'll see some showers. again, out near half moon bay, pacifica. even santa cruz you may see some late showers tomorrow morning. as we move through the day tomorrow we will see some sunshine, more than we saw actually today at the coastline because that marine layer's going to mix out a little bit. but then it's going to be really quick when that shower activity moves in. really between about noon and 6:00 we'll see some sunshine but by 6:00 showers start to develop and by 6:00 in the morning on monday expect a sloppy commute. it's going to be wet even for the the north bay the south bay. and even the trivalley expecting to see some showers as late as noon on monday. the showers while they will move in very quickly they will stick in around for the first half of the day on monday but by monday afternoon i think we'll see some sunshine. not going to be a whole lot. we're talk a tenth of an inch or less. temperatures tomorrow coming down a bit. 76 in san jose. half moon bay only at 60 with a few showers. san francisco another chilly day.

gray skies by the afternoon. expect some showers from the marina district over toward ocean beach. the north bay, you'll stay dry during the day but temperatures coming out of the 80s. 75 for santa rosa 73 napa with clouds building. oakland gray skies there, 65 degrees and the trivalley. no 80s tomorrow like you saw today. back into the 70s from livermore over toward dublin. we have a hurricane across the pacific. in fact the first named hurricane of the pacific season right on time. the season actually starts june 1st. hurricane andres. this is going to continue to move over open waters but fur doing any traveling perhaps to cabo over the next couple of days you may see some outer bands. no big deal. maybe if you're doing some traveling over toward hawaii this could be something they're thinking about, talking about in a week or two. but not for us in the bay area. the next couple of days clouds build, showers for monday and we're back to seeing dry conditions by tuesday and wednesday. guys, back over to you. >> anthony, thanks so much. a pilot program to stop shoplifters launched right here at a walmart in san jose. why it involves not sending

offenders to jail. and also a san francisco zoo favorite no longer with us. what happened to pika the polar bear.

a member of the san francisco zoo has died. 32-year-old pika passed away this week because of a medical condition. the polar bear was born at the zoo back in 1982 and was raised by staff when pika's mother was

unable to care for the polar bear. now, she lived longer than expected to. her favorite activities, by the way, eating napping, fishing, and swimming. >> sounds like she was retired. >> that's right. suspected shoplifters may not go to the police station if they get caught stealing at one walmart. san jose pd and the district attorney have launched a pilot program which allows walmart to obtain information about suspects before setting them free. san jose faces a shortage of police officers. the goal is to free up officers for higher-priority calls such as violent crimes. the pilot program will run for at least six months. we'll be right back.

several young musicians sharing their talents to help fight bullying in san jose. ♪

♪ in my eyes ♪ >> this is today's rock for a reason concert, raising money for the audrey spt ppott foundation. audrey committed suicide after being sexually assaulted and cyberbullied by her attackers. >> this is put on to try to help with cyber bullying and abuse. kids face it every day, and it's time they're finally saying hey, we want to do something to try to help. >> because some of the students actually went to saratoga high school. some of them new audrey. and they've been very supportive of our foundation for the past couple of years. >> very cool. well, this year the young musicians sold tickets and donors will match their sales up to $2500. proceeds will go once again to the audrie potts foundation. the nhl on nbc is next. game 7. chicago blackhawks and anaheim ducks. our next newscast after the game. >> have a nice night.

orange county southern california. outside honda center there is much joy. hockey. their own team. saturday night game. near the ice in the locker rooms, it's quiet. corey perry of the anaheim ducks, from peterboro, ontario, canada. now, the big shooter. about to face patrick kane of the blackhawks. buffalo, new york. played youth hockey