arena. peaceful and quiet now. the warriors will board a plane for cleveland. they have a chance to chinch the franchise's first championship in 40 years on tuesday. that's thanks to a performance from the league mvp steph curry. what a player. his 37 points had golden state at the can -- >> on the precipice. he was an assassin last night. >> he was amazing. >> seven threes from curry. but his 42 minutes took a physical toll. steph, that was an unbelievable performance last night from steph curry >> reporter: it was and it was what people had been hoping he would give from the start, but the best showing of the series by far, 104-91 last night here where oracle returned into roracle. the cleanup is a pretty big job for folks. as you mentioned a bit of a

scare with steph last night who was diagnosed with dehydration. thankfully the warriors say he drank fluids and it never got serious enough to where he needed intra screen mouse fluids. steph addressed his best performance hitting 37 points, 17 of them in the fourth quarter alone. >> i call them better shots because they were more in rhythm than in game two. i think once one goes in obviously it helps to keep your confidence high. >> reporter: now, lebron james admittedly did have a pretty big time, another triple double with 11 assists, still not enough, though, the cavs falling to the warriors. in a press conference after the game, though, he did say, quote, i feel confident because i'm the best player in the world. well, i'd like to counter, we've got steph curry who is the league official mvp who again showed what he's made of last night. warriors with momentum even heading into rifle territory today going into cleveland where game six is tomorrow night at

6:00. back to you. ♪ so steph curry was not the only person rocking out last night, so was the band metallica with the national anthem at last night's game. if you are a fan you would know that the band actually started out in l.a. but has long called the bay area home. the anthem was blaring with electric get tars in metallica's signature style. so what's next right now? warriors will have the chance to take it all tomorrow, game six in cleveland at 6:00. if they cannot seal the deal a final game seven comes back to the bay in oakland. now, even how there's no game at oracle tomorrow night that place is going to be packed, the team is hosting an official watch party where fans can see game six on the big screen, tickets for the event are already sold out. they were originally 15 bucks, this morning we checked stub hub

just to see where things stood. the cheapest tickets to watch the game on a tv, $90. that's right, 90 bucks to watch it on the big screen but at least you get to celebrate with everybody else. to stay on top of all things warriors just download our nbc bay area app which we are constantly updating our coverage, as well as on social media, facebook, twitter and instagram. also in the news this morning, san francisco police officer says he was forced to open fire after a dog suddenly went on the attack, biting him several times. last night police received a 911 call from a home on oak dale area in the bay voou neighborhood. as they approached the house the dog attacked the officer. he shot and killed the dog to shot the attack. the officer was hospitalized with multiple bites. police have not said what prompted the 911 call. we are learning new details about a kidnapping in sunnyvale. the 18 month old victim spent the night in the hospital, said to be doing pine. this is video of the mother's

arrest in newark saturday night after allegedly taking the toddler without permission earlier that day. 20-year-old christina rodriguez does not have custody of the boy and investigators say she did not know he was on medication that needed to be taken twice daily. okay. a popular ride at great hearing theme park remains closed today while authorities investigate an accident that left an employee in critical condition. this happened on the flight deck roller coaster friday afternoon. investigators say that an employee reached down to pick up a cell phone that someone had dropped on the tracks when he was hit by a heavy steel train. a guest also suffered a hand injury in that incident. investigators say it does not appear that the ride malfunctioned happening today, it's a rare thing in california, state lawmakers say they have a balanced budget to send to governor injuriy brown today. that's because of an $8 billion surplus over this past fiscal year, but it may not be cause for celebration. nbc bay area political analyst larry gersten says state leaders deserve credit for managing the

surplus responsibly but that surplus could be wiped out by a measure that's due to end in 2019. proposition 30 temporarily raised taxes on the wealthy and bumped up california sales tack, the problem is, gersten says, is that california has too few other sources of income leaving it vulnerable. >> syntaxes, alcohol and cigarettes way below the national average, perhaps break up proposition 13, maybe an oil extraction tax, there could be many different ways to come up with other funds. >> close to 70% of california's general fund comes from personal income tax. no propositions here, just some friendly donations, the nations two most prominent democrats are going to be visiting the bay area this week, both hillary clinton and president barack obama are going to be in town to raise campaign cash. on friday the president will host 20 business leaders at a high priced tech-related round table. that night the president will also attend a $10,000 per person

plate event at hedge fund mow fwul tom stier's home. the president will lead in the morning about the same time that secretary clinton is going to be arriving. her event at a saturday brunch with tickets starting at $2700 a pop. those on the republican side are gearing up for another announcement. jeb bush the former florida dworcher is officially going to announce his campaign if afternoon. his team rolled out this new video with an official logo. >> my core beliefs start with the premise that the most vulnerable if am our seethe should be in the front of the line not the back. >> bush is entering a pretty cloud crowded field of challe e challengers for the gop nomination that has already grown to ten candidates. in the meantime you are going to have a little extra money to spend on your summer vacation, that's because gas prices are right now are down around in the bay area. >> "today in the bay" kris

sanchez live for us. >> reporter: we have gas for $3.03 here and with that it had had l. make that drive from the south bay to maybe gilroy gardens or the san francisco zoo, maybe the awake yum more comfortable. we can tell you that it is cheaper here in san jose than -- rather where we are than in the rest of san jose. the average for a gallon of gas into err in san jose is $3.44, san francisco $3.60 and oakland $3.46 according to aaa. now, our price right side down here in the blair and in the state for that matter, gas cheaper by 7 cents last week and down a quarter over last month, but overall across the nation gas is starting to inch up and the leading gas analyst says it is a slow hike this time around. prices were higher for the last major holiday weekend in which we drive, which is memorial day, but could stay lower for the

next one which is of course the 4th of july. our colleagues over at cnbc found that lower gas prices haven't necessarily stimulated the economy as some economists have been predicting they would, but no one is going to campaign about paying a few -- a couple dollars less on a nice little family road trip, especially when we probably have too many on the books and the kids are expecting them. in san jose, kris sanchez "today in the bay.." >> got to keep those kids bus gee. >> you have a lot of them. >> i have a litter of children. >> a trio, if you will. let's turn it over to meteorologist kari hall. how is it looking? >> i only have one, but he wants to do something this summer so we'll see. as we start out with some patches of fog this morning, it warms up and we have afternoon shine. today on the bay at lunchtime it's at 71 degrees in the south bay, san jose, the east bay 63 degrees and 63 degrees in san francisco, but making it into the mid 80s in spots like the

tri-valley and also the south bay, 83 degrees today, the peninsula 75. overall a beautiful day, so at this point we do need some rain so we've been watching the tropics to see what's going on out there. now we have tropical storm carlos and it looks like over the next couple of days this this may turn inland into port toe voralto. it looks like it misses out on our area and heads off to the east. we'll take a look at the rest of the microclimate forecast farther down the line. in fact, it just heats up. i'll talk more about that in a minute. right now let's check in with mike. looking over here it just gets more crowded i guess we have our own battles here. this is the bay bridge and right now very easy drive, you see a little glow for those lights, a little moisture in the air, visibility is just fine. we're talking about either side of that bridge, highway 24 westbound around fish -- just outside -- there was a report of a mattress in the lane, saw a little slowing there.

i think it's clear though, the giants game is not until this evening but keep that in mind for post work traffic. westbound 580 had a little slowing at the dublin interchange, a few more cars hit the road. not many cars on the road, it's 5:10 this morning, easy flow through the south bay. right over here south of 84, palo alto, let me give you a zoom in shot, this is the area that he had with the jam last week. right there there's that sign that says slow down, lane shift for highway 101 between university and embarcadero. it's part of the san francis bridge project. it's just a little stretch of roadway, but nonetheless, that's what it is, it's a bridge. >> you must have laser vision to be able to read that sign by your side there. you talk about bridges and demolition is going to start on a bridge damaged by a quake in napa last month which is now coming down. you can see the damage in this video, cracks on the oakville cross bridge, it's been shut down since it was damaged during may's 4.1 magnitude quake that

was centered in yountville. there was already a plan am place to demolish the bridge but the timeline has been sped out. it was expected to take more than two years, now the goal is to have a new bridge open by new year's day. dangerous animals on the loose, up next how a handful of tigers, lions and jaguar managed to escape from a zoo in georgia and the hunt to find them before they hurt someone. plus you have a bigger tv at home, now you have a bigger tv on the airplane. we'll take a look come canning up. and a live look outside this morning, san jose, yeah, it's still early to start planning what the rest of your forecast might have or at least how you might want to dress, but kari hall has all the answers to your questions after it this.

the u-s military launched an airstrike against a senior alqa welcome back, it's 5:14 the u.s. military launched an air strike against a senior al qaeda militant. the pentagon says that he was responsible for a series of attacks in algeria back in 2013 that claimed 38 lives including three americans killed in those attacks. libya's government released a statement saying that moek tar

belmokhtar was killed in the attack but the pentagon says it's still assessing the results of the investigation and cannot confirm his death at this time. now to a developing story, five lions, three tigers and one jaguar are still on the loose in tabalisi, georgia. the animals escaped when flooding destroyed their enclosures. an escaped hippo was cornered had in one of the city's main squares and shot with a drank lieser gun. this is new video of people helping that hippo home after it had been subdued. so far 12 people have died, but officials say none of them were killed by the animals. >> almost amaze to go see there. 5:15 two teenagers seriously injured after two separate shark attacks in north carolina. both attacks happened offer oak island. a 13-year-old girl lost part of her arm and was also injured in the leg. about an hour later a 16-year-old boy was bitten, also losing an arm. both were airlifted to a

hospital and underwent surgery. happening today, san jose international airport is going to welcome its first nonstop flight from china, the inaugural flight from beijing, china to sjc is due to get in around 11:30 in morning. it is one of three new routes that they are running, the other ones go to seattle and boston. flying time from china to san jose, a little less than 12 hours. >> or scott mcgrew calculates, eight movies. >> i used to help my kids measure time on airplanes that way. from here to chicago, two and a half movies. that was back in the day of dvd layers. most airlines have seat back movie players. virgin america has updated three of its planes with much bigger screens and hopes to have 18 planes equipped by the end of the year, better sound in your headphones and a better map so you can have a precise answer to are we there yet.

other business news, target has sold its pharmacy business to cvs. 1600 target pharmacies in target stores will be rebranded. it's a deal worth nearly $2 billion. so if you get your medicine at target, you will continue to be able to do that. if you get it at cvs, sometime soon you will be able to get it at target as well. let's check the news before your bell, landon dowdy is live at cnbc headquarters. good morning, landon. >> good morning to you. stocks could struggle out of the gate this week as the markets ended barrel changed last week, futures point pointing to a lower open today. investors are waiting for the fed which means tuesday and wednesday hoping for more clues as to when the central bank will start raising interest rates this year. look for data today on the manufacturing and housing, on friday the dow fell 140 points to 17.899 the nasdaq losing 32. scott, back over to you. "jurassic world" set a new record over the weekend becoming

the first movie in history to make over a half billion dollars in ticket sales in its opening weekend. it's been 22 years since the original jurassic park movie. i should point out that movie is made by universal which is part of our larger parent company. in case you're wondering the dinosaurs ate everybody the first time but now genetically modified dinosaurs -- >> they're better for you. >> they are less healthy if they're genetically modified. they're also equally as aggressive. >> thank you. movie reviews coming later. if you are a parent you already know this costs you a pretty penny, teen drivers may actually be costing you an average of 80% or more for your car insurance. according to new report from insurance quotes.com 16 year olds cause the highest spike in premiums, the average impacts decreases to 60% just a few years later at age 19, but there are good student dis counts that can relieve some of the sting. another reason to get high grades in class, kids. parents should be sure to ask

their insurer for any discounts into listen to uncle sam over here. temperatures are rising and so will your electric bill some summer. u.s. energy information administration expects a typical electric bill to go up 4.8% this summer. so how do you cut those costs? keep the shades drawn during the heat of the day, use a microwave or gas grill instead of the oven. you can also save pun by running a ceiling or box pan on milder days. this morning is kind of mild. >> it is definitely mild. uncle sam not collecting any taxes here but some hamburgers on at that gas grill would be nic nice. >> good morning, sam and laura. we start out the day it feels so nice outside and i think overall it will be a gorgeous day across the bay. this is what you need to know before you step foot out that door as we see the sun starting to rise just a little bit, but it is cool and cloudy with some patchy day fog. bay fog i should say. and as you look at the seven day

forecast at the bottom of the screen it will be heating up this week, so this will probably be the best day of the week, mild and breezy this afternoon with a lot of sunshine and then as we head into the evening mostly clear, sunset now at 8:29 and of course this weekend we get ready for the longest day of the year as we officially begin summer. now it is 53 degrees in san francisco, also 53 for the north bay, peninsula now at 58 degrees and the south bay now checking in at 56. let me take you to the south bay this morning where we do have some cool spots. check out morgan hill now at 50 degrees and gilroy at 47 degrees. we have some upper 50s as we head closer to san jose. today we have more of a northwesterly wind. when we see that we get a little bit of a warm up, bump up in those temperatures touring the afternoon. won't be until this evening when we start to see that change in wind direction, here we are at 3:00 and we get more of an on-shore flow and that will help

cool things off. so after the low clouds in the morning, bay fog, we get the sunshine and today those temperatures will be reaching into the 70s and 80s for most of the bay area. we get a which can look at those microclimates and see 60s for san francisco and fremont today reaching 76 degrees. now let check in with mike. as you would imagine a few more cars heading across the bay bridge right now, here is the toll plaza and those cash lanes tart to stack up mid parking lot here, you can see that. easy drive down the east shore freeway. we will show you with the sensors, no problem down three berkeley or emeryville. that early mattress in the lane that's now been cleared as you travel into oakland. remember, giants play tonight. in the city you will have post work traffic right around china basin. north bay easy flow. right behind me typical slowing

for westbound highway 4 and 580. your build out of the eastern fringe of the bay area. no surprises for the rest of your commute. the south bay moves nicely. remember that palo alto slow down you're going to see again today. and over here the san mateo bridge, a little slowing but nothing dramatic. typical build for your morning commute. it's 5:22 coming up a warning to parents this morning. up next the new more dangerous way teens are using marijuana. . warning to parents this morning. up next the new more dangerous way teens are using marijuana. , warning to parents this morning. up next the new more dangerous way teens are using marijuana. ne around here.

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problems, but data shows many people aren't being diagnosed and treated. a warning this morning for parents about a new more dangerous method of using marijuana, it's called dabbing. instead of smoking marijuana teens are inhaling vapors from heated butane hash oil, it's a product made from trim mention of the cannabis leaf. not a lot is known the about the health repercussions, but it has been linked to severe burns. self-inflicted piercing injuries, researchers tracked emergency room records from 2009 to 2012 they found self-inflicted injuries among teenagers were on the rise. the most common cut or piercing injuries while gun related injuries decreased. the risk of self-inflicted injuries were lower among african-americans than white teens. they know the risks and ignored the warnings. that's what research found when

it come to men and skin cancer. according to the skin cancer foundation men account for 40% of melanoma cases but more than 60% of the melanoma debts, doctors say it's especially common in hen over the age of 45 who work outside and don't wear sunscreen. many men say they either forget to put on the sunscreen or think of sunscreen as greasy and unpleasant. >> it occurs to me, but not in the morning before work. i don't think about it then. i think about it after i'm burnet. >> most of the products though a days have spf 30 in a fascial moisturizer form, it's not greasy, not the sunscreen we used to use as kids. >> slap it on in the morning and you're good. most of them have spf in it now. sunscreen should be used every morning. you can also use it as an after shave lotion before heading out into the sun. >> every day. it's 5:26. coming up, warriors only have one more to go. up next -- >> steph curry pulling out all the stops to bring the warriors

this crucial victory. how it all went down coming up next. one win away from a

championship.. golden state warriors take game five in the nba finals.. one win away from a championship. golden state warriors take game five in the nba finals, steph curry on fire. more on the crucial victory and the toll it took on the mv approximate p. plus we're inching towards summer vacation time. what you could be facing at the pump. and we are inching towards summer as well, it officials alley starts in weekend and it will be hot. i will have more coming up in the microclimate forecast and it looks like a lot of folks are anxious to get started with their day, early build up over at the bay bridge. we'll check out your commute coming up. a very good monday morning to you. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. well, only one game now standing between the warriors and an nba championship. you are taking a live look at

oracle arena where it all went down last night. game five was a close back and forth game for most of the contest but the warriors pulled away in the late parts of the fourth quarter. >> "today in the bay" is stephanie -- i should say did he have. >> she's live at oracle arena. steph, the warriors can wrap it up in cleveland >> reporter: they can. last night's game was so exciting. there were 20 changes in the game for leads, the warriors coming out on top, but another number, andre iguodala, number 9, he had 14 points and then we have klay thompson, number 11 at 12 points. we've got a deep bench with the warriors, we have, what is it, strength in numbers. steph curry of course 37 points, 17 alone in the fourth quarter, he played hard, it took a physical toll, curry diagnosed with dee high drag, thankfully the warriors said he drank fluids and was fine, didn't cramp, didn't need intervenous fluids. he is pecked to head to cleveland with his team today, a team grateful for his big

numbers last night. >> two words, steph curry. the show he put on was unbelievable and one of the best players in the world. so it's what we expect from him and don't take it for granted >> reporter: now, lebron james did have a big night with another triple double, 40 points, 14 rebounds, 11 assists. still not enough for the cavs. in a press conference after the game he said, i feel confident because i'm the best player in the world. well, guess what, let's take a look at our answer, obviously number 30, steph curry. the official league mvp. so we've got him as a leader, our deep bench, lebron has a lot of work cut out for him and he's looking pretty tired. warriors can take it. one win away tomorrow fight in cleveland, 6:00 our time. live in oracle arena, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." ♪ a little patriotic this

morning? that's metallica rocking the national anthem at last night's game. if you are a fan you know that that band actually started up in l.a. but has long called the bay area home. the anthem was blaring with electric get tars in metallica's signature style. what is next? warriors will have a chance to take it all tomorrow, game six if cleveland at 6:00. we all certainly hope it ends there, but if it doesn't they can bring it home, game seven friday in oakland. to stay on top of all things warriors download our nbc bay area app, we're constantly updating our coverage there, as well as on facebook, twitter and instagram. back to some local news. a san francisco police officer says that he was forced to open fire and kill a dog after it suddenly went on the attack, biting him several times. yesterday evening police received a 911 call from a home on oakdale avenue in the city's bay view neighborhood. officers say as they approached the house a dog attacked one of those officers, the officer was hospitalized with multiple

bites. police have not said what prompted the 911 call. the man accused of sexually assaulting a san jose girl in her own home is set to center a plea in court today. this is surveillance video of last month's attack. police say moemd khaliqi followed the 13-year-old home forcing his way inside and attacked her. he is also accused of skrieg to sexual assault a woman in a grocery store restroom back in april. sources tell nbc bay area that khaliqi confessed to both crimes but the da has not confirmed or denied that. in foster city police are investigating an attempted murder suicide happening on saturday night. police and firefighters sounded to an emergency medical call and found an elderly woman dead and elderly man bleeding neck to her. investigators say it appears that the men killed the woman and then stabbed himself several times. that man is currently being treated at the hospital. we're also learning new details about a kidnapping in sunnyva sunnyvale, an 18 month old victim spent the night in the

hospital and reportedly is doing fine in morning. this is video of his mother's arrest in newark on saturday night after allegedly taking that toddler without permission earlier in the day. 20-year-old christina rodriguez does not have custody of the boy and investigators say she didn't know that he was on medication that needed to be taken twice daily a popular ride at great america theme park remains closed while authorities investigate an accident that left an employee in critical condition. it happened on the flight deck roller coaster friday afternoon. investigators say an employee reached down to pick up a cell phone someone had dropped on the tracks and was hit by a heavy steel train. a guest also suffered a hand injury. investigators say it does not appear the ride malfunctioned. okay. a bridge damaged by a quake in napa last month is coming down. a little earlier than expected. you can see the damage in this video. cracks on the oakville cross bridge, it had been shut down since first damaged in may's 4.1 magnitude quake that was

centered in yountville. there was already a plan in place to demolish the bridge but the earthquake sped upúmq timeline. the goal is to have a if you bridge open by new year's day. happening today, san jose international airport will welcome its first nonstop flight from china. the inaugural flight from beijing to china -- from beijing china to sjc is due to get in at 11:30 in morning. the nonstop flight is one of three routes they are running, the others go to seattle and boston. the flight from d.c. to the bay area not quite as long, but that is the travel route of the nations two most prominent democrats are going to be taking to the bay area this week, both hillary clinton and president barack obama will be here in search of campaign cash. on friday the president is going to host 20 business leaders at a high-rised tech-related round table, that night the president will attend a $10,000 per person event at the home of hedge fund

mogul tom steyer. in spite of the timing the president and mrs. clinton are not actually going to cross paths. >> they will share the same heat that we're going to have in the bay area later this week. we had a hot weekend, maybe a cool down first before we see more warm temperatures, kari? >> this will be the best day of the week with the sunshine and not really the hot temperatures to go along with that. here is a look the at some of the highs we're looking at today, in the east bay 70 degrees as we get a look at oracle arena and also for the tri-valley 86 degrees today, warm and sunny, peninsula today 75 degrees and south bay reaching 83 degrees. as we get a look now this morning at the sunol hills we see that sunshine, a great way to start out the week. get on out of bed and get that day going. now as we start out at 50 degrees across most of san francisco this morning we are looking at a 53 degrees in the mission district and 55 degrees in the east bay, south bay now at 56 degrees. so this is where we're headed

this afternoon. reaching 83 degrees for san jose. burlingame 73 degrees and ocean beach today 66 degrees. if approximate you're heading out to at&t park for the mariners versus the giants game, the first pitch will be at 7:15. by the end of the game we are at 58 degrees, cool and breezy. you know how it is at at&t park. and the mortgage bay 77 degrees for santa rosa. oakland today 70 degrees and pleasanton reaching 93 eggs did. hot in the tri-valley today and it gets hotter as we go through the rest of the week. i will have a look at that and the rest of the microclimate forecast coming up. right now let's see what's happening on the roads with mike. you know, no big surprises right now, one incident on the peninsula you about i want to show you the bay bridge. we do have this backup and the metering lights turn on right about now pretty much every day. past the 880 overcrossing. the map will show you the speed sensors show no real surprises. the north bay, going to zoom into the peninsula.

john daily boulevard from southbound 280. that's the scene where chp reported sounds like a big rig might have hit a branch, there's some wood debris in the area. i don't see a lot of slowing, be careful a little activity there as folks do head into the city and toward 19th which is a major off ramp or major cross through through the city itself. we're watching the rest of the peninsula. an easy drive. it's so early for that side of the bay. we're starting to see folks head over 92 and south bay easy drive, just your build through the tri-valley. being patriotic and saving water at the same time, san jose couple dealing with the drought but celebrating flag day in a creative way. dan and claudia decker had to let their lawn go brown conserve water but they didn't like how it looks. they wasn't painted an american flag on it in honor of flag day yesterday. they're also looking into what

to do in the future. >> i hope everybody enjoys it and maybe the next holiday coming up we'll think of another thing to paint. saint pattie's day maybe a shamrock or two, but maybe the drought will be over by then. >> the techers say the dak has been day of the accident a lot of attention. neighbors are stopping by and so are strangers asking for help painting a lawn flag of that i ever own. very creative. >> they probably want to know how did you stay in the lines like that and make the flag so feetly painted. >> stencil, perhaps. it is 5:39. yet another republican expected to toss their hat into the ring today. up next, a preview of what's expected in jeb bush's presidential campaign and how he's distancing himself from the family name. and a live look outside this morning, the sunol hills as we are looking forward to what kind of warmer weather you might be seeing here in the neck couple days. we will be back with 15 minutes of nonstop news, traffic and

weather right after this break. the u-s military launched an

airstrike against a senior al qaeda militant in libya. the pentagon sayse international news now, the u.s. military launched an air strike against a senior al qaeda militant in libya. the pentagon says he was responsible for a series of attacks in algeria dating back to 2013 which killed at least 38 people, including three americans. libya's government released a statement saying pock tar belmokhtar was killed in that attack but the pentagon says it's still assessing the results of the operation and it cannot confirm his death. meantime, happening today jeb bush is going to finally announce that he's going to run for president in a few short hours. a lot of people expecting this, but he's going to face an uphill battle in a crowded republican peeled. >> "today in the bay" edward lawrence live in washington, d.c. with a preview of his announcement. >> reporter: right now former governor of florida jeb bush is preparing for that announcement. he plans to stress growing the

government -- or growing the economy by creating 19 million jobs and talking about better diplomacy around the world, all of it will be in his announcement at miami-dade college. former governor jeb bush hopes his announcement will launch his name to the top of the list as the potential republican presidential nominee. he now has to beat ten others who already officially announced. >> i'm going to be who i am. i'm not going to change who i am >> reporter: the bush campaign announced this ad to jump start his announcement. >> it's not just about i can't think about things. >> reporter: the buzz about bush officially running for president has the republican establishment talking. >> jeb bush of course was a superb governor, was the education governor that people across the country look to. he is a very strong contender in this of course >> reporter: meanwhile democrat tim presidential hopeful hillary clinton reintroduced herself to voters in iowa. she hopes voters forget her third place finish in that state in 2008.

>> i'm running for president to make our economy work for you and for every american. >> reporter: but monday will be jeb bush's day and he hopes it will be one republican voters remember at the polls. and the bush campaign is branded itself around the candidate's first name, jeb, to distance himself from his brother's presidency. it's 5:44. happening today a rare thing in california, state lawmakers say they have a balanced budget to send to governor jerry brown today. that's because of an $8 billion surplus over this past fiscal year, but it may not be cause for celebration. nbc bay area political analyst eric gersten says state leaders deserve credit for managing the surplus response blew but that could be wiped out by a measure that's due to end in 2019. proposition 30 temporarily raised taxes on the wealthy and bump up california sales tax, its problem is that california has too few other sources of

income leaving it vulnerable into syntaxes, alcohol and cigarettes way below the national average, perhaps break up proposition 13, maybe an oil extraction tax. there could be many different ways to come up with other funds. >> close to 70% of california's general fund comes from personal income tax. we're talking about propositions an$baau extraction. here is something everybody can understand easily and it's not something that you hear every day, gas prices are up across the country but shockingly they're down in the bay area. >> it is surprising. "today in the bay" kris sanchez joins us with news that might spell a lot of relief in the summer break. it's already in full swing >> reporter: well, certainly it's $3.03 on the big board here, across the street $3.07 that is lower than the average for san jose but while it might not get you a trip to europe or save you enough money to buy a house it's going to make your next drive to the boardwalk or maybe the zoo comfortable from

the south bay. the average is $3.44 a gallon of regular unleaded in san francisco $3.60, oakland $3.46. our prices are down here in the bay area as you mentioned and in california for that matter. gas here cheaper by 7 cents over the last week and down a quarter over last month. but overall across the nation gas is starting to inch up, kyykykykykykykys

we get a look at those temperatures as you walk out the door, 55 degrees in the east bay, also 55 degrees for the south bay. you can see that seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen and it just goes up and up and up each day as we get crowser to the weekend. mortgage bay right now 53 degrees, but as i take you closer to the south bay, downtown san jose, it's 58 degrees, 57 degrees for sara towing fwa and almaden at 56 degrees. as we look at those temperatures in the 50s we're heading up into the upper 80s today in los gatos, redwood city today 78 degrees, at&t park 67 degrees there. of course, the giants game going

on and it will be cooling back into the mid 60s by first pitch. lafayette today 79 degrees, but hot in the tri-valley, this is what's going on, we have a northwesterly wind and it starts to pick up as we go through the day. when we know we have a northerly wind that starts to heat up, but then the on shore below kicks in this afternoon. we can tell by the shift in the direction of these wind arrows that it brings in a little bit of some cooler air and this evening it looks much better. this is the way it looks over the next 24 hours, not a whole lot happening here, and there will be some drizzle, some low clouds this morning and then it parts to give us some sunshine this afternoon, but all sunny for the tri-valley. into the weekend as we look forward start to see some high pressure moving in, gives us sinking air, clear skies and heats things up in the valleys, the 90s return and i wouldn't be surprised if we even hit 100 degrees. maybe for this weekend summer

officially starts on sum sunday you want to head to the beach. let's check in with mike. first of all, we have your typical build west 580, that's one of your biggest slow spots in the morning right now about this time and we're seeing the dublin interchange slowing. more folks head south through sunol. southbound 680 reports of somebody having called chp and they said wood flew up, hit them in the windshield. the other incident involving wood is over in the peninsula. there may be slowing at the scene as chp arrives to help that person out. mean while, no injuries reported, a little bit of a build for north 101 through san jose is. the rest of the peninsula, patch that slowing the pally jam between university and embarcadero. over here that's the second incident with the wood involved. sounds like a big rig might have had hit a branch and so there's wood debris there as well as a about i go rig on the shoulder.

it can get busy there starting right there about now. so we'll track that. the giants play 7:15 as kari said, pleasant start to the game as far as the weather goes but it will be crowded there as well. looking at the bay bridge toll plaza a little slowing shows up on sensors. the backup continues to fill in the toll plaza. back to you. here is a look at what's coming up at 6:00. a win for the warriors in game five last night, warriors mvp steph curry stepped it up. curry explains what was so different this time around. and the time ticking down right now in the latest supreme court term. there are some key cases still hanging in the balance. how soon they might be decided. now to a developing story, the woman charged with helping two convicted murderers escape was investigated for a sexual incident with escapee david sweat prior to the escape plot unfolding. 51-year-old joyce mitchell is expected to appear in court today, she's being charged for

her alleged part in providing the prisoners with power tools and aiding in their÷kykykyv esc. she faces up to eight years in prison. in the meantime, the search for those two escapees is now in its tenth day and not only are there no clear leads but officials say the pair could be out of the country by now. the manhunt pre planes focused on the woods of the mountains, an air operation has been launched around the clock. people living in the area are growing even more nervous. >> how do you sleep at night? >> very, very lightly. it's tough. my wife and i take shifts. >> local schools will remain open today but with a strong police presence. 5:51. you want to work for tesla? now there is a possible fast track to landing a sweet job. trucky meadows community college in reno announced plan to offer a four-year degree in logistics and they say it's going to help students prepare to work at

tesla motors and other high tech kms. the new degree will be offered in the fall semester of 2016. more worries foreign workers are taking too many american jobs. >> enabled ironically enough by american law and the h 1 b visa. momentarily here scott mcgrew is going to join us about silicon valley and why it likes this particular kind of visa. >> silicon valley says it needs the visas, there is a proven need for talented engineers here and there aren't enough of them coming out of american schools to meet supply we turn to foreign workers to fill openings. this seems to work well ear in silicon valley but there are accusations some companies use this as cheap hash. "the new york times" editorial board calling out disney which replaced many of it's i. tr workers in florida with workers were india. we now know the labor department is investigating at least two major indian companies which supply workers. other news, there was a

change over the weekend to the internet and we are going to assume you didn't notice at all. let neutrality took fegt. the fcc no volunteer eted to make net neutrality the rule of the land back in february. it this took effect friday. if you didn't notice, that was the idea, the push was to keep the internet running as is, as opposed to creating various levels of speed depending on what site you use. and the new interim ceo of twitter starts his first full week on the job this morning. jack dorsey who invented twitter took over for the swrout going ceo last week. jack now has a mountain man like beard, even his own mother barrel recognizes limb. >> he did have a baby face there. i want to see what the new jack dorsey looks like >> we will get a picture. >> i'd like to see that, too. after a seven-month slumber the world's first comet lander has awake nd from hibernation and phoned phone.

the recovery resumed communication with mission scientists saturday. the recovery lost power after its historic comet landing in november. it's solar power battery ran out. now the recovery has entered a sunnier orbit waking it back up we are looking for solar power back here at home. we had a hot weekend, kari, is that going to carry over into today, maybe a milder start. >> a milder tart to the week then it heats back up as we go through the rest of the week. enjoy today as you walk out the door. this is what you need to know, your weather headlines as welgt a view from at&t park, you see the cool and cloudy conditions with patchy bay fog and then it becomes mild and breezy this afternoon as the sun breaks out it will be a gorgeous day and mainly clear this evening, sunset at 8:29 and it will be a fairly mild today but then as we go into the next seven face you can see at the bottom of the screen as it heats up the rest

of the week we are back to summer. wouldn't be surprised if we had hit some trim digits by the end of the week especially in the tri-valley. let's check in with mike. a beautiful sunrise. i will show you a different sort of light here, this is the bay bridge headlights as they're waiting for the bay bridge metering lights, the backup under grar skies, nothing big as far as the view goes. visibility on the roadways just fine. let's look at your shot past oakland, the coliseum, the celebration is done, some cleanup inside. meanwhile no real problem fort bound or southbound. a little gray sky here, that's transition if i think throughout the morning. as we look at your map you see the entire stretch nothing unusual. there's the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza, ven that bridges, north bay smooth drive into the city, for 280 still that report of the big rig on the shoulder at john daily boulevard. sounds like it hit a branch and that caused some sprint ring and debris in the area. the rest of your bay looks

pretty typical here, easy drive on the peninsula, 101 a little bit of slowing for san jose and in the tri-valley that slowing continuing to building west 580. that wood debris south of there looks like it's not a problem for commuters there and in palo alto again that lane shift goes on to expect that jack between embarcadero and university. back to you guys. you're always up for a good contest, how about this, it might be the smelliest championship of all time. the british toe wrestling tournament kicked off this eekend. the annual competition pits the strongest toes in the world against each other. the event is much like arm wrestling but with feet and everything. the strange competition has been held there since 1976. >> look like it's just in someone's living room, too. >> it's a casual get together. >> what's the strategy there? >> here is the thing, brits, you're not exactly known for the

best hygiene. that's not -- >> or the prettiest feet. >> that's not helping. >> 5:56 right now. >> dangerous animals on the loose, up next how tigers, lions and a jaguar managed to escape from the zoo in georgia and the hunt to find them before they hurt someone coming up. and a live look outside, it looks like a bit of a cloud cover is back, at least in san francisco. waking up to milder temperatures so far. kari hall is going to have the rest of your forecast for the day, we will have traffic conditions with mike right after this. the warriors are one win away

from the championship. but everyone this morning is wondering about the warriors are one win away from the championship, but everyone this morning wondering about the health of mvp steph curry. >> all those three-pointers can drain you. plus a familiar name getting ready to enter the race for the white house today. and planning that summer

road trip, why now may be the best time to head out. and the sun will be breaking out this afternoon and then it heats up as we go into the first day of summer towards the end of the week i will talk more about that coming up in the microclimate forecast. south bay heating up because i also got word of a car fire in downtown san jose we will check that as well as the approach toward the bay bridge, might be another incident there. joining us. i'm laura garcia cannon. a very good morning to you and thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. how close are they? they're this close. one win away. the warriors and their fans are hoping that the team is going to clinch its first nba title in 40 years. the team defeated the cavaliers last night thanks to a huge game from steph curry, launching step back threes left and right. it what happened to the mvp after the game that has people talking this