i'm stephanie chuang in san bruno. police are investigating a hit and run this morning that killed one person. the latest from the scene coming up in a live report. new trouble from uc berkeley. the new sexual harassment claims expected to come to light today. all right. maybe you'd expect to see a little more excitement than that, guys. come on, they just won 72. warriors continuing now in their quest for 37 wins as they attempt to do something that has never been done before. "today in the bay" starts right now. all right. history yesterday. today just a regular old monday. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. first, a look at the microclimate forecast this morning. let's take a peek at the bay bridge. certainly a soggy morning that we have. the rain may be clearing, but we're not in the clear just yet. >> you have to like that portrait that is created out there on the bay underneath the bay bridge.

meteorologist kari hall tracking the radar for us. more wet weather coming our way later in the week. >> we'll have to wait until thursday for the rain. i know you're saturdd about tha. dry weather today and tomorrow and most of the day tomorrow. looking at, we are going to see our temperatures in the mid-50s as you head out the door into the mid-60s this afternoon. so, about average for the beginning of april. those april showers returning back as we go into thursday. i'll detail that and we'll also look ahead to warmer weather br t for the weekend coming up. mike inouye under all that weather. no major crashes or lane closures so far. moving a little north and east as you see the maps there. we see speeds near the limit and east shore freeway through richmond and into berkeley, as well. a minor wait for drivers paying cash getting into san francisco. be patient. the good news new metering

lights just yet. b.a.r.t. reporting normal service so far. breaking news oerb night and a deadly hit and run crash in san bruno. right now some of the lanes are still shut down on skyline boulevard near berkshire drive. >> stephanie chuang with the very latest details for us. good morning. >> we're along skyline boulevard here and on the other side it is closed still. all the way about three-quarters of a mile down to the other side, which is berkshire and college drive. this is just east of sky lane college and there in the distance you see where the investigation is happening. a couple light stands there. and some traffic investigators. those who specialize in it. right now trying to figure out what happened and how it hand. closer to the scene, video that was shot earlier shows firefighters and police responding. a grim picture with officers holding a sheet over a tarp-covered body as investigators work around it. this is on the southbound lanes of skyland boulevard. this fatal hit and run happening

some time after 1:30 this morning and the officer os marking nearby things as evidence, including what appears to be at least one car or vehicle parked next to that body. we also saw earlier this morning people who appear to be family show up to this scene and talk with police officers. i understand police have paged or contacted the san mateo county coroner's office. it is unclear if the coroner is already out here. so, a lot of details still missing and they're work og on the investigation right now. it is also unclear as you can see the flashing lights behind me just how long this stretch of skyline will be closed and we'll keep you updated. here in san bruno, stephanie chuang "today in the bay." more fallout at uc berkeley this morning. two more students about to release reports. reveal an incident involving a professor in the south and southeast asian studies department. the students claim the university failed to discipline that teacher.

today's news conference comes just a week after the university's assistant basketball coach yann hufnagel resigned. an east bay family is outraged. one of the men convicted in the death of their son is out of prison after just six years. former governor arnold schwarzenegger commuted his sentence. esteban nunez was released yesterday. he was supposed to serve a 16-yee16 16-year sentence for killing back in 2008. nuney's father is the former speaker of the state assembly and a friend of arnold schwarzenegger. the parents from lafayette say justice was not served. >> it is not what crime you commit, it is who do you know? what access do you have to people hinein high places. >> they sued to overturn the sentence but lost. 5:04. new details on a shooting in the campus of san jose state university from last week.

that case is now being investigated as a homicide. police say the man shot thursday night has died in a hospital. witnesses report gunfire breaking out as several people were eating at a taco truck on east william and south tenth street in san jose. when officers arrived they found one man suffering from a gunshot wound. a deadly weekend in oakland, three people killed in three separate shootings. all the shootings happening within 24 hours of each other. first on saturday morning, the other two on sunday. police have not identified any of the victims and have said not is if the shootings are related. hundreds of pg& ecustomers lost their power in pleasanton after their car crash under to a utility poll. traffic ended up getting closed in both directions because of the downed power lines. when we last checked, crews were still working on trying to restore power to that neighborhood. close call at oakland international airport. take a look at this small plane

had its landing gear collapse. the pilot managed to keep control and safely landed with no injuries. airport workers eventually had to tow that plane off the runway. a live look right now from oracle arena. history made for the warriors in san antonio. here's a live look at the stadium. the warriors coming off a big win last night. >> 92-86 win over the rival spurs. they tied the nba record for wins in a season. the '95/'96 chicago bulls set that record. the ws have one game left to break that record. and on wednesday they play the memphis grizzlies at oracle. by the way, san antonio lost last night for infirst time at home all season. >> san antonio would have been the only team in nba history to go undefeated all year. warriors breaking that streak. more on this historic night for the warriors coming up in the next half hour including reaction from long-time fans that have to be smiling ear to

ear. full coverage online by downloading our nbcbayarea app. >> a lot of fans smiling. >> the last couple years it has grown by leaps and bounds. i bet the plants in your garden are going to grow. we need the sun to come out and help soak up all the rain from the weekend. taking a live peek outside this morning overlooking san jose. still some clouds lingering for the morning commute after a double dose of rain this weekend. >> felt like it rained from start to finish. let's turn it over to meteorologist kari hall. good morning, kari. >> good morning, sam and laura. the amount of rain we should get towards an entire month. we got just over one weekend. good to see it and we'll have more in the forecast. a look now at what it feels like as you head out the door. mid-50s and, once again, a few lingering clouds. if you plan to go to the oakland a's game tonight, it will be nice and cool. 63 degrees at first pitch and by the end of the game, 58 degrees. a look at all the microclimates. we're up to 67 degrees in los

gatos and fairfield up to 70 degrees and 66 in oakland and san ramon today, 67 degrees. clouds mixing in with sun today and some more clouds and even some rain in the forecast. that's coming up in just a few minutes. back to you, laura. >> and now look at that morning commute. overall, the bay looking pretty good for the commute. no major freeway all moving pretty well. two crashes we're tracking over the tri-valley in pleasanton this morning. westbound 580 near the dublin interchange this morning. a crash that has actually moved off the roadway on to the shoulder. it could be a minor detraction for you there. at greenville looks like it may be sticking out into the fast lane, watch out for that if that is part of your morning commute. >> i'll tell mike to come back soon because i think you're starting to enjoy this. i think you're trying to get your groove on traffic. a ronard park goat breaking free and heading straight for a starbucks. >> i could use one of those this morning. clearly hungry for whatever is

in those boxes. actually leashed up that goat taking her to the shelter. turns out the goat doesn't live too far from the startbucks and the owner came forward to claim her. shifting focus. presidential candidate ted cruz turning his attention now to california as donald trump blasting the entire system. all that coming up in a live report. a secret bill about secrets is leaked this morning. your daily dose of irony coming up in "business and tech." >> perfect for a monday. thanks, scott. too many americans and not enough beer. a dire situation happening in cuba right now.

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presidential candida :00-:09 "this is a crooked system folks." dissolve "i've won twice as much as cruz, i've womi >> this is a crooked system, folks. i won twice as much as cruz. i won millions and millions of votes. yeah, you heard the donald use the word crooked to describe the nominating process saying it is now stacked against him. this coming after senator ted cruz swept all of colorado delegates over the weekend that included a grand total of 13. >> tracie potts live in washington, d.c. with more on the presidential race and candidates are shifting their focus to new york and california where ted cruz is today. >> yes, exactly. he's going to be in orange county and san diego today because frankly he's not doing very well in new york.

john kasich, though, instead of spending a lot of his time and resources there. cruz is leaving new york. everybody else is there. he's already focusing on the next big state, which, of course, is yours. california. meantime, donald trump is arguing that some states like colorado aren't playing fair. he didn't like the big hall that ted cruz got last week and into the weekend every single delegate going for cruz in colorado. so, we've got kasich and trump today in new york and also the democrats, they are now really starting to focus in on who has more new york roots. bernie sanders has a new ad rolling out about that today. eating a hot dog touting his brooklyn born and raised roots there. but it will take more than that. people are looking at issues and one of the issues that comes up today, gun control. and gun violence. hillary clinton's got an event in long island, on long island where she is expected to really go after sanders and, keep in

mind, this is a state that has a closed primary. independents cannot vote. those are the people that sanders typically have done so well with in the last several months. >> okay. feels like it has been a marathon. we'll see where the train goes from here. thank you very much. the latest ap poll, laura, finding what the other candidates when it comes to the issues. hillary clinton has a major edge over donald trump. asked what would be best, who would be best at making america great americans sided with clinton. that is the slogan being utilized by the trump camcampai cia director says waterboarding is off the table, even if the president orders it. the agency's leader tells nbc news his agents will not carry out enhance interrogation techniques because this institution needs to endure. president obama banned

waterboarding in 2009. however, presidential candidates donald trump and ted cruz have suggested they would change that policy. you can watch this cia chief's interview on "nightly news" tonight at 5:30. president obama also reflecting over the weekend. the president was asked what he considered to be his worst mistake while in office. he told fox news sunday a lack of planning for what to do after the fall of momar gadhafi. president obama says that working to remove the dictator was the right thing to do, but libya is now "a mess." well, an unusual ripple effect now blamed in the spike in tourism in cuba. running low. >> that's right, beer. translation. the newspaper reports tourists are guzzling more beer than cuba's main manufacturer can even supply. compounded with shipping delays from cuba biggest importer the tap certainly running low. private bars also scrambling for

supplies. in the meantime, visitors will to look for other options. perhaps a cigar. >> i don't think they're running short on those rolling papers. we're finally getting a look at the controversial bill to decode messages on iphone for the fbi. >> or as scott mcgrew puts it, we think we're getting a good look at it. >> the feinstein bill to make an end to end an end to inscription. the kind you find on apple imessage. we think this is the rough draft. it certainly looks official. it was leaked over the weekend. california senator dianne feinstein won't say if this is her bill, but her office won't deny it either. we think this is a trial balloon. deliberately leak it and put it out there and see what people think. the irony, of course, is if it was accidentally or maliciously leaked then you have a bill about secret that is supposed to be kept secret that is not secret. twitter named two new people to

its board of directors. a british entrepreneur that does not a lot of tweeting. that is actually unusual the tweeting. the members of twitter's board generally don't use twitter. we'll take a closer look at that coming up in the 6:00 hour. in the meantime, let's check your news before the bell. landon dowdy is back at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> hey, there, scott. good monday morning to you. the markets will get a positive start out of the gate this week. futures are higher this morning and stocks are coming off of their worse week since february. investors will get details on retail sales, inflation and alcoa and jpmorgan. on friday the dow rising 75 points. and the nasdaq up 2 to 4850. scott, back over to you. nasa is trying to wake up its cepler space probe this morning. the little spacecraft that could. it has been searching for planets like earth and it it has found hundreds of them but last

thursday the probe went dark and nasa scientists are trying to figure out what to do. sam and laura, i don't know if you have a favorite especially probe, but kepler is mine. the guy behind it invented the technology in his head years ago and couldn't get anybody at nasa to listen to him and he swore it would work and finally he was like, fine, we'll build it. it has worked spectacularly. >> until it has gone dark. >> it nailed hundreds, even closer to 1,000. >> i think i could. >> when you say the little space probe that could. what is your favorite space probe? >> that's her's, too. >> get emotional. >> there's a children's book in there somewhere. come on, guys. 5:18 right now. thanks, scott. dust storms. take a look at this. you see how bad they could be? they triggered two multi-car crashes. this happened in northeast arkansas. zero visibility conditions led to one crash in portia involving 12 cars. about 100 miles northeast of

little rock. all of the injuries were said to be minor in that crash. but arkansas state police say someone died in another pileup involving five cars. i know we've seen some problems with that. we'll get to our morning commute coming up in just a bit. >> yes, we will. we have a special narrator for that. but, mike is out today. that is the hint. first, let's get right to the regular kari hall checking our weather this morning. >> good morning sam and laura. a lot of clouds lingering after such a soggy weekend. here's a look now at san francisco. we do see those clouds still staying with us. checking out the rain we had from over the weekend in some spots getting close to the average amount we should get towards the entire month of april and looking at some of the totals now, about 0.5 in san rafael and more in napa and little bit over 0.5 in san francisco. concord had over 1.25 in oakland.

over.75. check out livermore. an 1.25 is where we had higher amounts of rain, as well as morgan hill and fremont over an inch there and we should be topping out at about an inch in livermore and san jose. we got that and more in some spots. so t was good to see the rain coming down, especially before several weeks of some fairly dry weather. now, we are seeing the clouds that is in the mid-50s and no big spread in those temperatures as of yet. 53 degrees in santa theresa and 52 degrees in silver creek valley and willow glen at 53 degrees. as we go hour by hour, we're going to break it down for san francisco. a lot of clouds to start out. sun peeks out for a little while and then hides behind the clouds again by 11:00. then we get sunshine with highs reaching into the lower 60s with the breezy onshore flow. and that flow also keeps our temperatures right at about average for not only today, but the next couple of days reaching the upper 60s to near 70 degrees in fairfield today.

we're getting ready for some rain for the middle of the week and it holds off until late wednesday night into early thursday. we'll be talking more about that coming up, but, now, back to you, laura. >> thanks so much. we'll look at that morning commute and pretty pleasant drive for most drivers right now. head to the tri-valley this morning and westbound 880 that crash we told you about at greenville slowing traffic out of the altamont pass but you're at speed once you pass it. drivers should see a backup, though, start in just a few minutes as we expect the metering lights to come on in about nine minutes. just in case you're keeping tabs. all right, well, that's the latest there. coming up next, medical marijuana at public schools. the colorado law being discos ksed right now that could become a reality. got a tip for nbc bay area's investigative unit? call 1-888-996-tips or e-mail

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the death toll keeps rising after a horrific fire at a hindu temple in india. 108 people confirmed dead and hundreds more injured and fire broke out yesterday. sparks ignite fireworks that were stored inside of the temple. most pple died when the building ultimately collapsed. members of the temple are being questioned now by the local police. it is 5:24 right now. a new study finds undocumented

immigrant children in four states are not getting access to education. the georgetown university law center finds rules and red tape are creating extended delays for undocumented children in texas, new york and florida and south carolina. some children are just staying out of children entirely. requires all children to attend school through the eighth grade whether they're legal residents or not. one thing most people never associated with schools, medical marijuana in schools. that's what lawmakers in colorado are set to discuss later today. state law allow students to use edible marijuana at public schools as as the school district agrees to do it. so far none have given approval. now, patient advocates are pushing a bill to require school nurses or parents to administer medical pot. a state house committee is voting today whether to advance that bill. 5:25. state lawmakers allegedly double dipping. 17 california leaders are reported collecting government pension checks on top of their

monthly salaries. that includes several lawmakers here in the bay area. it's not illegal to collect a pension and a state salary at the same time, buttocks say the costly pension perk is an example of what is wrong with public retirement benefits. south bay congressman mike honda has reportedly set up a fund to pay the bills tied to an ethics probe. right now congressman honda under investigation to determine if he violated house rules by using taxpayer money to pay off his staff for campaign work. a congressional ethics probe is looking into whether staffers doubled as volunteers during honda's re-election. the mercury news reports that honda set up the fund after taking more than $200,000 out of his campaign war chest last year. 5:26 right now. coming up, pleading for help. the family of this missing middle girl speaking out as the search for her continues. new information unravels about the killing of her mother. and i'm stephanie chuafg live in san bruno where police

are searching for a driver who hit and killed a person on skyline here this morning. the latest on that and your traffic impact, coming up. also, one night away from making history. at least they did last night. an epic win for the warriors at home or, excuse me, in san antonio, even more impressive. that moves them one step closer to breaking the nba all-time win record.

good morning to you.

a nice start to our day at oracle arena. boy, historic night last night. just days the warriors will continue quest for 73 wins after quenching another win last night to put in the record books. more reaction on this epic win coming up in just a bit. a very morning to you. thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. one weekend almost a month's worth of rain. let's get a check at your microclimate forecast. a look at the bay bridge this morning and things looking pretty clear right now after a wet weekend but more rain on the way. >> more rain for the middle of the week, sam and laura. for now, let's take a break. we start out this morning with cloudy skies and temperatures in the mid-50s. still some low clouds for a little while longer and the sun starting to peek out by mid-morning and early afternoon. expect a high of 67 degrees in the north bay. 68 degrees in the south bay and 63 today in san francisco. nice way to start out the week,

but, once again, we'll talk about the rain and a look ahead to a warmer weekend. that's coming up in a few minutes. laura? >> a nice start to the commute moving along well for drivers. we're seeing more drivers out there this morning. folks heading out the door but not a lot of slowing north of the san mateo bridge so far. north bay and east bay moving close to the limit so far. breaking news at 5:31 this morning. overnight police looking for the driver after a deadly hit and run in san bruno. >> this happening near skyline boulevard on brksuerkshire driv. steph, what do we know at this point? >> chatting with the police officer and we know that police still looking for the driver of the hit and run and also a major traffic impact as southbound here at skyline boulevard gets very busy around 6:00, 6:30. keep that in mind. that's about three-quarters of a mile up by berkshire drive, college drive. closer to the hit and run scene

where you see lights just east of skyline college. now, the deadly hit and run happened after 1:30 this morning. video earlier shows san bruno police to specialize in traffic collisions work on the southbound lanes and a grim picture with officers holding a sheet over a body marking nearby things as evidence. including what appears to be at least one vehicle part near the body. we also saw people who appear to be family members arrive and speak with those police officers. now, with the help of chp, the traffic investigation specialized has been happening all morning long. police have contacted the san mateo county coroner's office. unclear, though, if the coroner is out here. right now, it appears there is some confusion. the road here is still shut down and a driver just went by. it is unclear just how long skyline will be shut down. you may want to check alternate routes. we're getting an update, we

understand, from police and we'll bring it to you in the next live. live here in san bruno, steph chuang. a search for a missing 2-year-old still continues. that little girl's mother was found dead on friday. they were declared missing on april 1st. nicole's body was found last week in mclaren's park in san francisco and arianna is still missing. >> i want to believe she's okay. i want to believe with whoever she is with nothing has happened to her and no one has hurt her. just, you know, that i want to believe and hope fat she's okay. >> well, investigators have since expanded their search for the little girl to fresno and to southern california. 5:33. happening today, more sexual harassment claims coming to light at uc berkeley. today, two students are expected to announce new complaints against a professor. "today in the bay" chuck coppola

is live at the campus this morning with what we're learning about these very latest claims. good morning, chuck. >> good morning. the series of investigations of sexual harassment at cal is about to reach the state department of fair employment and housing. two students executive assist tonight the former law school dean have planned a news conference this morning to announce the filing of a complaint against the professor of south and southeast asian studies. the guardian newspaper reports it will be filed against blake wentworth after allegations of sexual harassment and a university investigation concludesed that he made unwanted sexual advances and six months later he remains on the job and faces no disciplinary measures. this comes after the assistant basketball coach yann hufnagel and along with the dean of the school recently. released records that shows that 17 reports of sexual harassment against 19 employees since 2011.

seven complaints by students and six by co-workers. professor wentworth calls the allegations against him baseless and unjust. >> chuck, thank you very much. at 5:35 on your monday. acceptance week begins today at wind mere middle school in san ramon. this made some parents very upset. they say those lesson os go against their religious beliefs. well, after they lodged their complaints, some changes were made and students are now allowed to opt out. a student leadership group created that curriculum and men students do support it. helping tenants will take center stage in san mateo today. the city council holding a special meeting to consider an emergency ordinance that calls to pay for relocation expenses. tonight's meeting is at 6:00 at san mateo city hall. no meeting of the minds

here. how about on the court for the warriors who continue their quest for 73 wins. now just one game left in the season. a live look at oracle arena this morning where the warriors will attempt to make history on wednesday night. and it's their last shot to do it. last night, the team tied the nba record for most wins in a regular season. >> this scene playing out at sports bars and living rooms around the bay area last night as the warrior continuing their trek for the record. laura is getting a good kick out of that. >> warriors baby there. everybody is jolly. >> something that most loyal fans young and old never dreamed would happen. >> i have been a warriors fan ever since i was in elementary school. back in '75. >> win baby! >> this was the playoff before the playoffs started. ultimate game. >> no kidding. wasn't just 72 wins. the warriors won for the first

time in san antonio since 1997 with a final score of 92-86. you'd like to think a lot of those fans were in hibernation for the last several decades but now they're out and ready to support the team. going to wednesday's game is certainly not going to be cheap. standing room tickets on stub hub for $380. by the way, that's the cheapest seat that you can get right now. and it'sly double what the prices were just a couple of days ago. >> what a seat to have, though. warriors dominated social media. even the san francisco giants getting in on the action tweeting this picture of steph curry. this is from game last year. they saved it congratulating the warriors on those 72 wins. stay up to date on all things warriors. head to our website and download our free nbc bay area app. things clearing up after a full weekend of rain. we turn to your roclimate forecast. no blurry headlights. live look at san rafael this morning.

>> drivers getting up and about. we'll check that morning commute in a moment, but let's first get the forecast with kari. >> you have to turn on the windshield wipers for today or the next couple of days. a clear radar to start and it's 55 degrees in concord and 55, also, in san francisco. 54 in napa, santa rosa and livermore. if you're planning to go to the a's game tonight at first pitch it will be 63 degrees. cool and breezy and those winds coming in the west at about 5 to 15 miles per hour and dropping back to 58 degrees by the end of the game. highs today reaching into the mid to upper 60s, which is right on target for average for the beginning to middle of april. we'll have some sun mixing in and a breezy, onshore flow and napa today, as well as oakland, seeing a high of 66 degrees. our temperatures hold steady and then the rain returns. i'll detail that coming up in less than ten minutes. back to you. >> let's check that morning

commute, kari. our commute showing a pretty typical pattern so far for a monday. taking you to the tri-valley. that crash in the center divide and slowing your commute and no problemser to the dublin interchange, though. mcarthur maze further north moves well but your metering lights are starting to back up at the bay bridge toll plaza and you certainly don't want to sit idle, sam. hope you're paying attention at the pump. speaking of cars and driving. prices are up and they have been inching up, as youino noticed. they have gone up eight cents and some of the price hike gone with crude oil prices and much of that increase also rearthritis the higher cost of summer gas blends and growth and demand. checking prices around the bay area. san francisco the highest at a $2.86. a gallon of regular will cost you about $2.74 in san haza and also in oakland.

5:39. taking the silicon valley approach to learning. south bay teenager who built an app to help students study. the bay area house prices now higher than they were during the peak of 2006. we'll take a look coming up in "business and tech." got a tip for nc bay area investigative unit? call 1-888-996 tips or e-mail theunit@nbcbayarea.com. nbc bay area, we investigate.

gfx ==sam/ots== new york primary is next tuesday and candidates are well, the new york primary is next tuesday and candidates are turning up the heat on each other. polls showing that ted cruz trails far behind both donald trump and john kasich, but ted cruz did just sweep all of colorado's delegates over the weekend. so, he's got a bit of momentum. delegates were handed to cruz after the state's republican party convention. trump called that unfair. at least that's what he's worried about happening saying that people of colorado were denied a true vote. meantime, sanders is now questioning hillary clinton's judgment. >> she may have the experience to be president of the united states. no one can argue that, but in terms of a judgment something is clearly lacking. >> there's no other in america that gets that kind of free pass. >> so, that was ms. clinton. what she was referring to specifically is bernie sanders voting against holding gun

manufacturers libel. the manufacturers in fatal shootings. hillary clinton and sanders will debate again in new york on tuesday. clinton is up in the polls in the umstate. here in california, bernie supporters met this weekend for an event that was part bike ride. steadily gaining ground in california. the bike for bernie crowd met yesterday morning in walnut creek riding through the east bay as a way to show their support. >> it's kind of like a parade. you get visibility so people walking, bicycling on the streets will see our enthusiasm and inspires grassroot support in contra costa county. >> well, the route ended at a pizzeria in concord where otherers were waiting to discuss plans for phone banks and now canvassing effort. >> you burn all the calories and go eat pizza. >> with a diet coke, of course. a south bay teenager who came up with a unique way to

make students study is making money from that brain storm. spencer yen decided to help build an app to help students memorize facts for their test. involve images as a visual notecard. the app is called eternal. it debuted last fall. so far more than 1,000 people have downloaded it and it cost yen next to nuthing to create. this may be a little hard to believe or maybe not if you have been living in the bay area long enough housing prices are higher before they were before the housing kriss. >> it's true. scott mcgrew, hopefully things are a little different now. >> we know banks, laura, are being much more careful about whom they lend. wages are up in the bay area. so, it seems like there will not be a repeat. the california state board of equalization, basically the tax people say the average home in california is still worth less than it was in the top of the housing boom, but bay area home

prices are well above their record highs of 2006. now, looking at the data, you're reminded how big and diverse california really is. the median house price in san francisco $1.2 million. you could buy ten homes with that much money. this, by the way, shows what a problem california's new minimum wage could be. it pays a living wage in san francisco, but it's a fortune where businesses may not be able to pay it. speaking of economics. head of the fed janeten will talk about the health of the american economy. she doesn't work for him exactly. mr. obama appointed her, but independent of the executive. basili he can't fire her. we heard yellen will also talk to the president about wall street reform. outgoing presidents particularly popular ones may feel some freedom to try to push through some big changes on the way out. we'll watch for that. the latest bidder for yahoo! may be daily mail.

the newspaper in great britain. the daily mail confirmed its interest to us, but yahoo! is not talking. sam and laura, unlikely the daily mail would try to make that purchase alone but they might with another bidder. this will be one more thing to watch and this won't come until next week. but yahoo! we think, will be sold. >> we've been talking about it for quite some time. >> would that be an odd choice in terms of a newspaper getting involved. >> they are a media company and a parent company that runs a gossip website. so, it's not tote bad fit. >> maybe a different vencher for them, as well. intere interesting. >> thank you very much. trying to savl some money. scott was talking about high gas prices. a wave of new gadgets could lower your car insurance bill in the next few years. new research is showing that growing use of technologies like collision warning systems and blind spot information going to dramatically reduce accidents. that means that insurers will have little choice but to lower your rates. car insurance accounts for more

than a third of the overall property and casualty insurance market. now to japan where tourists can soon pay using only their fingerprints. japan is testing a system to let you use two fingerprints to make purchases at hotels and restaurants. you would have to register your fingerprints, though, at the airport. the system could be available nationwide in 2020 when tokyo hosts the summer olympics gearing up. officials promise to keep the data they collect anonymous. >> you think of like fingerprints right now like security clearance. >> so if a promise is good enough for you, you can give it a go. 5:38. forget the blow up mattresses. how about a blow up bedroom. astronauts will be living it up in style. >> spacex cargo ship arriving over the weekend and delivered the world's first inflatable room space. you have to attach it down so it doesn't float away. the contraption is attached to space station and once inflated astronauts will occasionally go inside and test it out and, you

see what their new digs are like. nasa says invasion inflatable habitats on mars some day and just the beginning of testing on out the new technology. >> then can have your own living room there. >> climate and rooms. very stylish. 5:49 right now. speaking of style, what do you wear today? so much rain over the weekend and what is your best advice? >> no rain jackets or rain boots today. so, great news, laura, as we get some sunshine. be sure to grab the sun glasses today. it's cool, though, to start. we're at 54 degrees in the east bay, spins and the south bay, as well as the north bay. as we drop in to get a closer look now it's 54 degrees in napa and also in novato and cal stoega right at about the same. we still have the clouds and let's break it down for livermore today. still cloudy skies with the sun peeking out through mid-morning. 56 degrees by 10:00 and 11:0060 degrees and then into the

mid-60s today. notice no raindrops there after a soggy weekend. probably some great news and also great that we'll have more rain by the middle of the week. seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. you'll see how our temperatures hold steady and we'll get that rain on thursday. 67 degrees will be the high today in los gatos and 62 degrees on the embarcadero and pittsburg 68 degrees and also 68 innanton. and we're getting ready for those showers that move in with this weak area of low pressure by wednesday we'll start to see that rain moving into the north bay. the rest of the bay area seeing it before that morning commute. and then it clears out with some breezy winds throughout thursday afternoon. those winds kicking up will possibly be up to about 25 to 30 miles an hour. as far as rainfall, we're looking at the possibility of about 0.1 not heavy amounts of rain. maybe a little bit higher closer 0.25 for parts of the north bay.

the weekend forecast looking good. as our temperatures warm up, we have some sunshine. reaching into the upper 60s to low 70s and even upper 70s by the end of the weekend. back to you, laura. >> thanks so much, kari. here's a look at your overall commute for this monday morning for the bay. see slowing from 80 into hayward and 680 through pleasanton and happening in the south bay. a deadly crash to tell you about reported on the connector from southbound 85 to northbound highway 17. now, still gathering inform about it, but we do know the coroner has been called to the scene. you will have to access northbound highway 17 from northbound highway 85 right now. but popular byway in the morning we'll, of course, keep tabs on it. new concerns in wine country this morning about invasive pests that could potentially damage grape crops. inspectors say they found eggs belonging to the glassy wing sharper. they discovered it on a tree delivered southern california

nursery. other egg masses were also found. the nursery right now under investigation. now, this is the second time this year that inspectors have found eggs in a shipment of plants from southern california. laura, forget about the deer and the antelope, bison will soon be and on the move at the oakland zoo. >> that's right. the zoo currently undergoing a pretty massive expansion that will more than double its size and include a new california trail exhibit. once that exhibit opens, the zoo will take in about 20 bison calfs bred in montana. right now the zoo has five bison that you can only see when take the zoo's sky ride chair lift. that might be music to your ears but this is music to some passengers' ears. >> this is actually pretty cool. a flight where a long delay turn under to a delight for passengers. listen. ♪ >> it's not a sound track. that is actually a choir doing

what it does best on a delayed flight from san francisco. the plane was stuck on the tarmac in san diego on friday when the point nazarene university choir decided to entertain the passengers. it was a free concert. very well received. the flight was delayed, by the way, as authorities in the bay area were actually clearing some air space for president obama's visit. >> you can just feel the stress. >> happy travelers, right? >> yeah. puts you in a good mood. the golf world this morning talking about an epic meltdown for one of its real super stars that masters. >> jordan spieth. five-shot lead and then at the 12th hole he just collapsed. he hit the drink, not once, but twice. finishing with a quadruple bogey. he basically handed the win to danny willetp. as last year's champion he helped this year's champion dawn his masters green squljacket.

>> they hope he can be the next big player in golf. >> he already won a couple majors. when road rage turns deadly. the investigation now under way after a former saints player was killed. shot to death over the weekend. at 5:54. staying on top of breaking news on the peninsula this morning. a deadly overnight hit and run. our steph chuang just talked with police and she has a live report in our next half hour. also posting updates on our twitter feed. the world is watching and making headlines everywhere. that top of our home page, we posted a link to some of the images from their visit. n

really really sad story in the sports world this morning. the nfl and its fans mourning the tragic loss of will smith. he was shot and killed in new orleans after a traffic accident turn under to an argument. it happened on saturday. smith's mercedes was struck from behind by a hummer. smith and hayes exchanged words and then investigators say hayes pulled out a gun and began to shoot. obviously, a motion and reaction coming in from the saints players from the new orleans community from the sports world. smith's wife was also in the car at the time. she was wounded, as well. but is expected to survive.

hayes was arrested, ultimately. will smith was drafted by the saints back in 2004. he was a star defensive lineman who spent nine seasons in new orleans and helped that franchise win its only super bowl. >> leaves behind that beautiful family. authorities believe the men behind last month's terror attacks in brussels switched targets just days before it happened. belgian police arrested a surviving of last year's paris attack. prosecutors believe that the group attacked in brussels initially planned to target paris, again. but they changed course because investigators were moving in. a new york senator hoping to gain some ground in the fight against isis on social media. new york senator chuck schumer wants to offer hefty rewards for those who give authorities tips about social media accounts. senator schumer introduced that legislation yesterday and provides an award of $25,000 in cash for social media tips that help law enforcement in

preventing the attack and attack on the united states. >> whether it's a tweet, facebook post or message or even a snapchat, someone in the public is seeing it and if it's nefarious, they should be encouraged to report it. >> senator schumer is also advocating for the federal government to use social media sites to post about how the public can spot and report suspicious activity. new this morning, secretary of state john kerry making history. strengthening relations with jap japan. this morning kerry visited the world war ii memorial in huroche mu. kerry is the highest ranking u.s. official ever to visit the site. he attend would the foreign ministers from the group of seven industrialized nations. no active u.s. president has ever been there. reflecting back now on his

presidency this weekend, president obama was pressed about what he considered to be his worst mistake while in office. he told fox news sunday that it was a lack of planning for what to do after the fall of libyaner momar gadhafi. president obama says working to rethe dictator was the right thing to do. but libya right now, the president says, "is a mess." good morning. i'm stephanie chuang live in san bruno where police are investigating a fatal hit and run accident here on skyline boulevard. we just learned the impact to your morning commute coming up. a mother found dead and now the desperate search is on to try to find her 2-year-old daughter now missing. a live look at a shimmering bay bridge after several days of rain. a bit of a change in your weather pattern. we'll check your microclimate weather forecast in just moments with kerry. one win