learning about a killing spree in michigan as the suspect heads to court. "today in the bay" starts right now. good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> clear to start off your monday but ends amazingly. let's keep that streak going. >> we need some rain, too. unfortunately, we're not seeing a lot of that. temperatures are heating up, but enjoy this while we start out with some chilly temperatures this morning. look at these high temperatures this afternoon. 72 deit grgrees in the south ba the peninsula and east bay up to 71 degrees and in san francisco up to 68 degrees. very warm this afternoon and a lot of sunshine. we'll detail that and talk about our next chance of rain coming up but you may be making it through the trivalley a little bit faster. here's details from mike. >> we're looking over here towards the express lane. we have an additional lane and

up until a couple seconds ago, that was allowed for everybody. but now you have to pay your toll if you want to use that lane. we'll watch for the morning. look at your map talking about west 580 coming out of the alta altamont and express lane open this morning. you have to pay if you're not koor pooling. we'll track that and see how it plays out for the morning commute. the rest of your bay very easy, not really any major incidents. back to you guys. now to this developing story a man shot dead in the middle of the day in san francisco and the search is on right now for the gunman. >> this crime happened at the mcdonald's on golden gate avenue and fill more street right across from a police station there. bob redell live with what we know about the suspect. bob, what do we know? >> unfortunately, sam and laura, not much. young man in dedaark clothing i the only description. what is frightening about this

crime the time and location took place right there in that mcdonald's parking lot. this is in the middle of the day. there is the mcdonald's and right over here is the northern district for the san francisco police department. this happened just before 3:00 yesterday afternoon. a driver and passenger in a white dodge sedan. they were trying to leave the mcdonald's parking lot when the suspect walked up to the right side of the car and looked inside and fired several shots into the passenger. >> if the victim's vehicle wanted to leave, they couldn't because they couldn't go forward and they couldn't go back. traffic had backed up and the car was a sitting duck, if someone wanted to take a shot at someone inside the car. >> the passenger who was in that white sedan managed to fall out of the car, collapse. was pronounced dead later at the hospital. the driver was not hurt and according to police is cooperating with their

investigation. the shooter escaped through the parking lot and got into a car and drove off. police are not sure if this crime was random or if the victim was targeted. they do have witnesses who they have been speaking with and also checking nearby surveillance cameras. there is one right there inside the mcdonald's parking lot and also one here inside the northern district police station. >> bob, thank you. another developing story now. the search has come to an end for a south bay mother who was missing for a week. police found the body of 22-year-old stacy aguilar. they found her body in hayward on saturday, but they have not specified exactly where. they're calling the situation a homicide. aguilar from san jose was last seen leaving a friend's birthday party in hayward eight days ago. police have not made any arrests in this case. >> our investigation has led us to believe that the homicide occurred here in hayward. >> witnesses say that aguilar

left the party with her boyfriend. her stepfather told us that police questioned that boyfriend and then let him go. her stepfather said someone has been using stacey's credit cards since she disappeared. police will hold a news conferen conference. a deadly car crash yesterday in vallejo. a second victim has now died from her injuries. it happened in a park lot on sacramento street. police say the 72-year-old driver could not make a turn and crash under to a cement wall. the passenger died at the scene and the driver later died at a hospital. investigators do not believe alcohol or drugs played a role. pretty scary moment for people who live in an apartment complex on the peninsula after a truck drove through a wall. this is a picture of the aftermath. a man accidentally backed up his ford f-150 truck into the wall of this unit. it happened on the complex in belmont. the man told officers that his foot got stuck on the gas pedal.

luckily no one was home at the time and the driver of the truck was not hurt. >> could have been a lot worse than that. 5:04 right now. police in daly city looking for a man who exposed himself to three teenage girls. this is the man police are looking for. shoulder length brown hair. that photo captured on the surveillance camera of a walgreens on mission street. saturday at 1:30 in the afternoon the man exposed himself to those teens. police are investigating a mugging in the parking lot at a popular mall in pleasanton. according to "contra costa time" approached several teenagers walking outside stoneridge mall. one man got out and approached the 17-year-old girl and then took her purse. police say she struggled with the thief and then punched her before the men took off. lifting you up now on your monday morning at 5:05. those temperatures are staying about where they've been here,

kari. good morning. >> good morning. it is cool as we get the day started and get this workweek under way. it is now 46 degrees in the south bay and 37 in the north bay. the closer look at san francisco, we have some upper 40s and right at about 50 degrees and looking at 68 degrees today in the financial district. half moon bay 73 deit gree degrw 70s and for most of us across the bay area, except for livermore, you're up to 68 degrees. we continue to see our temperatures climb as we go through the week. i'll detail that coming up in less than ten minutes. >> kari, no big incidents on the roadway. we have a big deal. looking at 88 o0 past the coliseum and traffic flows well on the nimitz and we'll show you that section on the map, as well. speed sensors tell the tale there and coming out of the east bay, as well. highway 4 moves very well through antioch and no problems either. south bay just to reassure folks

that is the case. over here the only real slowing we see other than the green colors is the red and the yellow coming out of the altamont pass coming in towards livermore. i'll let you guys handle the good news. back to you. warning people not to get tickets. well, happening now, the new westbound 580 express lanes are open in the tri-valley area. here's a live look from our camera in dublin. the two eastbound lanes opened on friday. the lanes are free to use for carpoolers, clean air vehicles, buss and motorcyclists. however, solo drivers have to pay to use those lanes between the hours of 5:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and that is monday through friday. 5:07 right now. after a long fight, bill cosby's wife will take the stand. details we could learn in court later this morning. new twists this morning in the fbi case. >> i'm kris sanchez in the control room where we are watching the developments as a suspect suspected in a shooting spree heads to court in michigan.

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a developing story now. a series of explosions in and near a suburb in damascus are reported to have killed 130 people in syria. isis claimed responsibility for two of the bombings near damascus. the blast took place as john kerry announced a provisional agreement on a cease-fire reached with russia on syria.

world leaders pushing for a halt in that country's nearly five-year-long civil war. happening today at 5:11. the demand police say is responsible for a string of killings in michigan over the weekend. the first time since jason dalton went on that shooting rampage. six people were killed, including a teenage girl and a dprup of women heading home after seeing a play. many of the victims it appeared to be an ordinary weekend until those shots rang out. >> kris sanchez tracking the latest developments for us. police say the violence appears to be random. >> it itappears to be random ana neighbor reports some disturbing behavior with a gun before all of this started to happen. 45-year-old jason dalton will be in court today to face more than a dozen charges, including six charges of murder. a neighbor tells the "new york times" that dalton was nice but

that he would also sometimes fire a gun in the air outside the door of his home. we haven't determined if that is the gun he allegedly used to gun down people in three different locations where a mother of three was shot while she was protecting her children. she will survive. just after 10:00 that same night a father and son were shot at a auto dealership where they were shopping for a new car. 16 minutes later four women were shot as they sat in their car outside a restaurant. they did not survive. now, police have confirmed that dalton was an uber driver. one passenger who sat right next to dalton that night told investigators that a jason picked him up for a $5 fare in kalamazoo he didn't know at that point it was the same uber driver. >> and i kind of jokingly said to the driver, you know, you're not the shooter, are you? and he gave me some sort of a no

response and shook his head or he said no and i said, are you sure? >> now, we are horrified and heartbroken at the senseless violence is the statement from uber. it continues on. we have reached out to police to help with their investigation in any way that we can. that is joe sullivan, the head of security for uber. now, dalton is due in court this morning which will do very little to answer questions for the people who lost loved ones in this massacre. he is a married father of two. people just don't understand why this might have happened. >> thank you very much. it it is 5:13 right now. the wife of comedian bill cosby is scheduled to. cosby is accused of defamation by a group of women who claim he sexually assaulted them decades ago. cosby's attorneys late yesterday lost their bid to post-pone the

deposition from camille cosby. for years she worked as cosby's business manager. while conversations between a husband and wife are protected by law, business conversations are not. >> this is a thicket. there is no way to predict what she has to answer and what she doesn't because everything she's going to talk about is both marital and business. >> camille cosby is scheduled to provide her deposition in a massachusetts hotel room. it is believed to be her first deposition since sexual allegations against her husband became public knowledge. family members of those lost in the san bernardino shooting are to crack open the shooter's iphone. >> scott mcgrew, some questions as to how that data became locked in the first place. >> remember the phone in the center of all this controversy was owned by the county, not the terrorist. either the county or the fbi appeared to have changed the password for the icloud account

linked to that phone right after the shooting. that's totally understandable. we did not know at the time if farook had conspirators other than his wife who might have wiped the phone remotely using i icloud. but in the process set up the problem they're trying to solve now. if they hadn't changed the iphone password, they could have the phone's data when it it it automat backed itself up. if you're an iphone user you're probably following right along. debating it requires everybody involved who wants to debate understand both the technical side and the state. congress would like to talk to apple ceo tim cook about security. both state security and the state subcommittee has invited cook to testify in this letter. it's not a subpoena, but it's an invitation. they have to tell them yes or no by wednesday. cook no stranger to testifier

before congress. he did so three years ago the taxes apple does or does not pay. he got an incredibly warm reception. in fact, one congressman was more interested why his apps are updating all the time. let's check your news before the, landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning, landon. >> hey, scott, good monday morning to you, as well. the markets could start out the on a positive note. futures are higher this morning and oil prices may be a focus for investors and crude is higher above $30 a barrel and traders watching reports on how the consumer and gdp this week as well as earnings from several big retailers such as target and home depot. >> landon, thank you. hewlett-packard has introduced a new cell phone. your reaction to this is probably i don't really particularly care or if you're a tech reporter like me, you have

to say, you have to be kidding. try to introduce new phones on a regular basis and at some point you think they stopped. the strangest hp story abouts is when they bought palm for $2 billion. used palm technology to create new phones and canceled the whole thing all in the same year. >> remember palm was big. >> huge. had the little -- >> styluses. >> the trail. so, hp buys it all up and says we'll make hp phones out of t s this. >> you just want them to quit trying. >> as a friend -- >> quit trying to ask the girl out. she said no. happening right now, cleanup is under way following the devastation caused by tropical cyclone winston which flattened and flooded remote villages in fiji over the weekend. kind of some grainy images that you're looking at here.

you can tell the level of devastation. 18 people are now dead. pictures from the sky taken by new zealand air force. one of the most powerful storms ever recorded in the southern hemisphe hemisphere. fiji's prime minister has declared a 30-day state of emergency. 5:18 right now. starting out our workweek, we're going to look at the morning commute in just a little bit. we'll see. people up and about. gorgeous day, though, right? >> it is going to be beautiful. don't forget the sunglasses before head out because you will need it it today, especially as we see you with mostly clear skies throughout the morning and afternoon. as you get a live look now at the bay bridge, you can see the beautiful lights rolling on across and those headlights rolling across, too. we'll check in with mike to see what is happening on the roadways. the seven-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the and much warmer temperatures as we go through the week. unfortunately, we won't see a lot of rain until monday sunday and now 48 degrees in the

peninsula and san francisco also 48 degrees. grab a jacket before you head out. we're at 44 degrees as we get a closer look at the south bay. now it's 44 in santa theresa and morgan hill 43 degrees and 45 now in campbell. let's take it it hour by hour in livermore with all of this sunshine. we those temperatures going from the low 40s to start out the day into the upper 60s this afternoon. so, mostly sunny skies and a light wind all throughout the day. we will continue to have a drying trend as we see high pressure building just through the east of us. it's fighting back any of those cold fronts that could be moving in. there will be several moving in from the pacific this week and the rain just dries up as it approaches the coast. we'll see that over and over again. the next chance of rain on sunday looks like high pressure weakening and maybe get showers in here. so, into the next three days. after today we're looking at some warming temperatures close to 80 degrees in the south bay on thursday. we could be talking about record

highs, once again, because we're supposed to be in the low to mid-60s this time of year and you can see we are well beyond that. into the weekend, we're looking at slightly cooler temperatures in some spots. san francisco 66 degrees and 65 degrees on saturday as you make those plans. we may have some rain on sunday. let's see what's happening in fremont with mike. >> kari, first of all assure folks that freeways look really good as far as speed sensors go. build out of the altamont and the possible shift you might see this morning. some folks getting the benefit and some folks not. over here in fremont, right around peralta somewhere where they have the weekly farmers market an overnight crash there and still police activity. there will be traffic control. peralta technically highway 84 through the area. i want to give that a shot out. dumbarton bridge is clear. the other side of the bridge at palo alto.

101 northbound and southbound and even for the north bay, guys. back to you. >> thanks, mike. mike is talking about pit stops on the road. coming up next, making a pit stop in the bay area a presidential variety. hillary clinton paying a visit after a winning weekend in nevada. where all the candidates are heading, next, after a pivotal past couple of daze. got a tip for nbc investigative unit? call 1-888-996-tip its or e-mail theunit@nbc. bayarea.com. nbc bay area, we investigate. the supreme court will hear

since e death of juicerst time antonin scalia. the supreme court will hear cases today for the first time since the death of justice antoinn scalia. the court is split among its eight members. president obama plans to nominate a replacement, despite well talked about objections from republicans in congress who think that job should fall tahis successor. a day after getting votes she needed in nevada, hillary clinton came to the bay area to get a little campaign cash. made an effort to win over younger voters who favored bernie sanders over 6-1. >> organizers charged half the entrance fee, $500 for donors under 35 years old. >> i think she can get the job done.

i think some people view her as too ruthless but i see nthat asa good thing. we don't want somebody who can be our friend. >> laura mentioned what happened in nevada over the weekend. clinton's win over sanders in that state in the caucuses was a much-needed boost to her campaign after her loss in new hampshire earlier in the month. democrats and republicans are flipping the script. let's refer to tracie potts for the next obstacle the candidates face. good morning, tracie. >> first off making money or earning money in the bay area and hillary clinton is talking about texas. that's not her next contest, but it is a big state. one of the big prizes on super. we're finding that the candidates are increasingly looking beyond this week into that big prize on march 1st when more than a dozen states are expected to make their decisions. clinton has a double-digit lead in south carolina. bernie sanders trying to cut into that lead. on the republican side, they're competing in nevada, but the big

question is who is in that number two spot now. is it it it marco rubio or is it ted cruz and how long are they going to be able to battle it out? are they going to make it into super tuesday and beyond? so lots of questions as we head into these next two contests. the democrats and republicans sort of flipping the script this week with republicans in nevada and democrats down south. >> it does seem, tracie, like we're looking at three candidates. first the search and now the investigation. the deit tails that we're learning about the homicide of a san jose mother only 22 years old. this as a family pushes for answers this morning. and i'm bob redell live here again in san francisco. police still trying to find a gunman behind a murder at a mcds here in the city. that story coming up. got a tip for nbc bay area investigative unit? call 1-888-996-tips or e-mail

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all right. the weekend is over. we're starting off your workweek right now. happy monday. cheers. >> bye, weekend. >> you can tell the enthusiasm. thanks for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. the kn ngood news today, we'll

spectacular weather. >> yes, we will have some great beach weather and a cool start this morning. so, good one to get in some of those hours at the office and then enjoy this afternoon where we will see those highs reaching into the low 70s today. upper 60s for san francisco and the north bay is up to 72 degrees. more of this warm weather as we go through the week, we'll take a look ahead and now mike has an update. something new that tri-valley drivers will have to deal with. >> that's right. i want to show most of the bay. you don't have anything to deal with. we're still following this crash in fremont and still has the southbound direction closed. we'll bring you more details as that comes in for the morning. i want to show you this. west 580 commute direction easing up out of the altamont. the hot lane kicking in from duckline to the interchange and slowing that showed up over here. right past the overcrossing we

do have some cones and the sign from what the back of it shows and i see some folk s shifting over one lane. that express lane is open even if you only have one person in that car you can pay using your fastrak. >> thank you so much, mike. 5:31. to this developing story we're following this morning. the search is over for a san jose mother who was missing for nearly a week. the family's pursuit for answers is just beginning this morning. investigators revealed they discovered 22-year-old stacey aguilar's body in hayward on saturday. live at the hayward police deit apartment morning. she has been tracking the very latest information overnight. paola, a lot of people are not saying how her body was found but police are calling it it a homicide. >> are calling it it a homicide. that's right, laura. a very tragic end to the search. they have still not told us where her body was found, but waiting for more deit tails tai

released today. the body was found at midday. she had been missing since leaving a house party last saturday in hayward with her boyfriend. that man was questioned and released by investigators. that has the family fuming. >> i don't know how they let him go. that is why we are mad. >> hayward police will oonly confirm she was the victim of a homicide. we are expecting a press conference today at 2:00. stacey lives behind a 7-year-old son who lives in mexico. still many questions in this young woman's death. >> very sad there. thank you very much, paola. 5:32 right now. a break in the case of a deadly stabbing at a bar might be solved. >> want me to get this for you? >> yes, please. >> san jose police have a man in custody. anthony seen here allegedly stabd t

stabbed two men early saturday morning. it it happened outside the elegant pub on south white road in the evergreen section of san jose. still an active police investigation. they're looking for a motive. they're asking anyone with information to come forward. at 5:33 this morning. to this developing story. a brazen shooting in san francisco. a man shot to death in the middle of the day right across the street from a police department. >> laura, this happened at the mcdonald's on golden gate avenue and fill more street. bob redell joining us live in san francisco with what we know about the suspect at this point, bob. details kind of thin. >> well, the description is vague, sam and laura. a young man dark clothing. that's all sfpd has put out on this so far. one factor that makes this crime so unnerving is location. right here this is the northern district police station for sfpd and right across the street, that is a mcdonald's. that is where the shooting took place. just across the street from law enforcement. it was around 2:45 yesterday

afternoon when the driver and a passenger in that white dodge sedan you should be seeing on your tv. they were trying to exit the parking lot on to fill momore b they were stuck, sitting ducks, according to police. the suspect walked up to the right side of the car and looked inside and fired several shots. >> i heard pow, pow, pow, pow, pow. i looked back and i just ran thing lot and a i just dove out of the way. >> the passenger in that white sedan was hit several times. was able to crawl out of the car died later at the hospital. the driver was not hurt and according to police, he's cooperating with the investigation. the shooter escaped and ran through the parking lot and then hopped into a car and drove off. police are not sure if this was a random crime or if the victim was targeted. as we mentioned before, they're speaking with witnesses and also

checking surveillance cameras. there is at least one here at the mcdonald's and they might have captured anything. reporting live here in san francisco, bob redell, "today in the it bay." >> thank you so much. a proposed change to emergency services on the peninsula sparking a lot of pushback. daly city will meet tonight to discuss dispatching the city. the deal would save about $1 million a year, it is drawing anger from police officer os, dispatchers and their unions. they claim the money saved would be far less than that and that public safety would be compromised. well, a mountain lion back in its natural habitat this morning after it it was spotted near downtown santa cruz. here is a picture of the young female after wildlife game wardens tranquilized her. the department of fish and wildlife also posted a video of the big cat being released back into the wild. the cat was spotted in a foothill neighborhood basically

eating a deer carcass on saturday. an indication that people have been feeding deer in that area. 5:36 right now. if you get a chance to go outside today the sun will come out and stick around for a while. >> we'll have bright sunshine all throughout the day and this week it looks like as we won't see a lot of rain moving in. now, our temperatures are in the upper 40s. low 40s, though, for the north bay. so, let's drop in and get a closer look where we have 39 degrees ina. petaluma is at 41 des and hillsburg at 44 degrees getting the day started and patchy fog in spots. highs today mostly in the low to mid-70s and upper 60s for san francisco and 72 degrees for napa and also for concord, 73 degrees today in pleasanton. our temperatures continue to warm up as we go through the week. i'll detail that coming up in less than ten minutes. mike has a look at what's happening on the bay bridge now. let's check in. >> good morning, kari. as we expect timing wise, this

is happening right now. the metering lights are on and folks easing up as far as the number of cars on the bay bridge itself. the backup on the incline or heading to the incline, i should say. let's show you how that plays out on the speed sensors. i know that's a subtle difference. still, take all we eccan get wi no drama there. one little yellow red blip there. that is more of a build we expect that. a smooth drive across the san mateo and dumbarton bridges and western livermore with the build and the express lane and a quick look at san jose to show you the south bay has no problems. we have that build starting up, guys. back to you. speaking of things zipping right along full speed ahead here in scottsdale, arizona, for the first time this spring the giants full squad will hit the field. >> down the road in mesa the a's catchers and pitchers report for duty. >> the oakland a's pitchers and

catchers will hit the field for the second time officially here in mesa, arizona, little bit later today. gray got on the mound yesterday and also saw stephen vogt who had some dead tissue removed and bone shifts. he will be out there for spring training games after a couple weeks into the schedule. >> i'm trying not to ask any questions. i do better when i show up and they tell me what i'm going to do that day. i feel, yeah, i am back to full range of motion three weeks out and alreadies better than it it did going into surgery. >> over in scottsdale the pitchers and catchers will have some company. the position players report for the first time. we'll have that for you coming up later tonight on nbc bay area and over on csn bay area. that will do it for now from mesa with the a's, i'm ahmed fareed. >> everything is green. 5:38. coming up. worse than expected. the reason cal transays damage

to the bridge is larger than they thought. more cars have trouble with their airbags, i'll tell you all about it coming up in "business and tech." suspect in court today. he was an uber driver. what a passenger has to say and what uber has to say, as well. got a tip for nbc bay area investigative's unit? call 1-888-996-tips or e-mail theunit@nbcbayarea.com. nbc bay area, we investigate. =laura/2shot= the man police

happening today the man who went on a shooting rampage in michigan will face a judge. six people were killed including a teenage boy and a group of women heading home after seeing a play. it it appears to be an ordinary weekend until the shooting. >> kris, investigators still trying to figure out why this happened since the killings appeared to bem. >> the suspect's court date today will likely dolittle to answer the questions that the families have but we can tell you that 45-year-old jason dalton will be before a judge today to answer more than a dozen charges, including murder. he is a married father of two with no criminal history, though a neighbor does tell "new york times" that dalton would smirs fire a gun into the air outside the door of his home. we don't know whether kalamazoo

between 6:00 and almost 11:00. a mother of three was shot outside her apartment while protecting her three children. a father and son was shot outside an auto dealership where they were shopping for a new car and four women were shot as they sat in their car outside a restaurant. a teenage girl was also, she will survive. dalton was an uber driver and police are trying to determine whether he picked people up during the shooting spree. one passenger told investigate, though, pick ed him friday nigh. >> i kind of jokingly said to the driver, you're not the shooter, are you? he gave me some sort of a no response, shook his head or he said no and i said, are you sure? >> this is a statement from uber. we are horrified and heartbroken at the senseless violence.

we roached out to police to help with their investigation in any way that we can. dalton is due in court this morning. we bring you the deit tails as they come in. sam and laura. >> kris, thank you very much. at this point we're continuie or coverage on a story we broke last week. a san jose police officer fired from the force after sending inflammatory tweets. the chief's community advisories board are going to hold a news conference protesting that reinstallment. philip white was fired for sending out tweets. several protest its after those tweets came out. but an arbitrator ruled the firing was unwarranted. cal trans says damage to a key part of the bay bridge is worse than they thought. a live look at the bridge this morning. according to "san francisco

chronicle." earlier this month a driver wassing through the tunnel when a chunk of concrete came crashing down about the size of a tire. the driver wasn't hurt only the car's tire was bent. it it was an isolated incident. now to an investigative unit exclusive. their job is to help protect human health and the environment, but nearly 100 bay area epa workers say the building where they work is making them sick. union leaders representing all of the region's nine epa workers in san francisco reached out to the investigative unit for help. they say the air quality is so bad some workers have to leave their shifts after just an hour. >> it it just seems crazy to us that someone would be risking their health by coming in to the office to work on cleaning up the environment else where. >> the man in charge agrees, but says the epa is not to blame. >> i'm at my wit's end. we pushed every avenue from

lawyers to having meetings in d.c. >> tonight at 11:00 investigative unit exposes the test results revealing which chemicals were found at levels above the state's standards and why workers say it's affecting public safety. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, go ahead and give us a call, 1-888-996-tips or send us an e-mail to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. public access to a public beach in san mateo county. what he's asking the state for exchange to access to martin's beach half moon bay. state leaders are negotiate alting. he bought the beach front property back in 2008 and closed access to the beach. the judge ordered him to keep that gate open but that court battle is still going on. other breathtaking numbers this morning. concern over bad airbags may force the recall of 90 million cars in america.

>> scott mcgrew how many cars are out there on the road. >> quarter billion. we're talking about one in every three cars driving down the highway that is the car in front of you and the car in back of you that may have an unsafe airbag made by takata. we're talking about a potential recall 18 times as big. we're still waiting to see that recall will take place. reuters say the u.s. regulators are thinking about it. the airbags in question have two problems. number one, the explosive they use can become unstable when it gets damp. something that happens in humid climates and that sets off the airbag random. the way it is manufactured increases it will drive small metal pieces, shrapnel into the driver. in one of the first cases of an exploding airbag police thought that the driver had been shot. wall street had the best week of the year last week.

markets could gain again today. do watch yahoo!. set up an administrative group to sell itself to another company like verizon. apple's new lawyer appeared on "this week" not to help the fbi by creating new software to crack encryption. apple can't open someone's iphone without inventing the tools to do so and it it shouldn't be compelled to do so. this picture getting shared around social media. when apple first offered full encryption that would make stolen iphones useless. iphone thefts used to be a big problem and this flier was passed out by the nypd. the subway riders encouraging them to upgrade to encryption to make sure their iphone s were impossible to open. if you excuse the phrase, your phone was mugging proof in the case of the san bernardino proof the fbi has a warrant to look inside. a little bit of irony, what law

enforcement was saying upgrade and encrypt your phone. >> who knew? >> we will continue to follow this. thank you very much, scott. by the way, these must be the dog days for volkswagen we talk about issues. the troubled automaker sold more sausages than cars last year. vw sold about 7 million special made curry sausages and we're betting you didn't even know the company sold this stuff. vw sold less than 6 million cars. stalled big time after the company admitted to rigging its u.s. emission tests. the sausage business in the meantime is booming with more sales than ever last year. >> well, maybe do they market it like the cars. do they have a vw sausage because that's not -- >> i think people are trying to eat their breakfast right now, mike. >> i'm not in the marketing department, there's a reason.

while we're talking about eggs and other things you get to start your morning off with, some nice weather would be good, too. but it is cool to start. >> cool this morning, but don't let that fool you. warm weather this afternoon. you may need a jacket now but not later on today and i'll show you why. live look now in san jose. a clear start but we've been watching some patchy, light fog in some spots. no n now, as that seven-day forecast comes up at the bottom of your screen how warm. it it is now in the upper 30s in napa and in oakland it's 45 degrees, san carlos 48 and also 48 in san francisco. let's take it hour by hour. today in oakland as we start out in the 40s, our temperatures warming up quickly every hour see with that sunshine and it allows those temperatures to go up a few more degrees. by 11:00, we're at 64 degrees into the upper 60s to lower 70s today and a light wind. the warming trend continues for

today and the next several days as high pressure sits just off to the east of us. it's also fighting back any cold front that looked to be approaching the coast over the next few days. so no rain and our temperatures will be going up. in fact, there will be at least three cold fronts moving, approaching the this week, but we won't see them producing any rain or giving us cool temperatures because of that high pressure just kind of blocking everything from moving in. we are look at highs that will be topping out in the upper 70s by the middle to end of the week. 75 degrees in the peninsula and in san francisco, also looking at some lower 70s. 78 degrees in the east shore on thursday. and this weekend, temperatures start to come back down a little bit and we will have our next chance of rain not until sunday. so, until then, some very warm and some dry weather. let's see what's happening in the east bay now with mike. >> kari, we'll start all over the bay. south bay where we have this jam up now.

northbound 101 volume start to increase but looks like we have a truck over on the shoulder and maybe a fender bender. trying to make that second vehicle and the chp will have a report in the next couple of minutes. but whatever it is you see it it on the live camera, just 101 and traffic jamming up by that distraction. that would play out the same thing over here and the crash right around there as that burst of traffic shows north of there. the backup forming south. the rest of your bay looks really good and i want to quickly show you there is a slow down and the altamont and folks are slowing down to see what the change is and, mike, back to you. >> thank you very much. speaking out against the will. after a bitter fight, we'll hear for the first time from comedian bill cosby's wife. a preview of what to revealed. and happening right now, we have a photographer at the scene of a bad crash in fremont where a car split in half. right now, we're working to get pictures in from the scene. we'll post those to

nbcbayarea.com as soon as we get them. a big cat captured near homes in santa cruz. on our twitter page we posted a link to photos we just received showing that mountain lion before and after being tranquilized. we'll be back in two minutes.

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at 6:55. in about 30 minutes, the wife of comedian bill cosby is scheduled

to provide a legal deposition under oath this morning in a civil suit filed against her husband. cosby is accused of defamation by a group of women who claim he sexually assaulted them decades ago. cosby's attorneys late yesterday lost their bid to postpone the deposition. for years she worked as cosby's business manager while private conversations between a husband and wife are protected by law, business conversations are not. >> it's no way now to predict what she does have to answer and what she doesant because everything that she's going to talk about is both marital and business. >> camille cosby is scheduled to provide her deposition in a massachusetts hotel room. believed to be her first deposition since sexual allegations against her husband became public knowledge. decision 2016 those presidential campaigns are expensive and a day after getting the votes she needed in nevada, hillary clinton coming to the bay area to get campaign

cash. >> like a lot of politicians do. but she hit three fund-raisers yesterday and made an effort who favor bernie sanders more than 6-1. organizers of the clinton events on the peninsula charged half the entrance fee. $500 for donors under 35 years old. >> i think she can get the job done. i think people view her as too ruthless, but i see that as a good thing. we don't want somebody to be our friend. we want somebody who can get stuff done. >> clinton's win over sanders in nevada was a much-needed boost after a loss in new hampshire earlier this month. now to an investigative unit exive, you've seen the headlines again and again, gun violence in oakland which remains one among the most violent inner cities in america. >> experts say this violence is creating a mental health crisis. our senior investigative reporter stephen stock joins us now to explain. stephen? >> good morning, guys. we spoke extensively with health experts and survivors of gun

violence every one of them tells us that this level of violence created mental trauma living with this violence every day. experts compare it it to veterans returning home from war, except in one important aspect. it it is very different. we spent the last six months walking the streets of oakland and talking to victims and perpetrators of the gun violence there. mental health experts say they're now seeing evidence of post-traumatic stress among residents living in these communities. that's ptsd. we all know about it. the same thing that veterans suffer when they return home from war. one important difference, that people living in these neighborhoods often don't leave and often return to the very scene where they were shot or almost shot. experts say that could have a profound and deving impact on all the people who suffer from ptsd. see the entire report on this, just go to our web page,

nbcbayarea.com. >> stephen, thank you very much. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call 1-888-996-tips or send us an e-mail to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. police trying to find the person who shot a man inside a busy mcdonald's parking lot. that story coming up. police find the body of a young mother who had been missing for nearly a week. the next step authorities are taking today in hopes of bringing some closure to her family. and back in the wild this morning, new video to show you of one big cat heading back into her natural habitat. "today in the bay" starts right now. good monday morning to you, thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. if you're still in the weekend mindset, we can continue that another day. the weather today looks a lot like it it did over the weekend. which was gorgeous. >> good morning. it it was gorgeous. we will still have the very warm weather and the sunshine as we

start out now with cool temperatures. it is chilly in the north bay and only 41 degrees and watch out for some patches of fog. looking at highs today up to 68 degrees in san francisco while the rest of the bay area sees some 70s and some warmer temperatures a little bit warmer than it was yesterday. and that trend continues as we go through the week. i'll deit tail that coming up in my next microclimate forecast. but mike has something new for tri-valley drivers. >> i'll just touch on it, kari. the express lane we've been looking for is there. you see just a couple of cars using it. as we look at your map, we'll talk about that in a second. i want to show you the flow of traffic and smoother drive through dublin and the backup over here by greensville and a fender bender reported in the area where we had our camera and i didn't see any lanes blocked. zoom the camera out and the rest of the bay pretty much what you would expect and little bit lighter. issue san jose, we did have a crash. live camera shows you what was going on with the