from nbc bay area this is "today in the bay." >> and at 7:00 on your saturday morning, look at that. a live look at san francisco from treasure island as the sun shines. it is another gorgeous bay area saturday morning. we appreciate your joining us. i'm kira klapper. meteorologist anthony slaughter has a look at our microclimate forecast. feels like groundhog day the last couple saturdays.

>> each and every weekend in this trend. i want to show you another shot from belvedere. it is fog free in the city this morning. it's opening weekend for sailing and boating on the bay this weekend. head over to treasure island and enjoy some free boating. how is that. 52 degrees in the north bay, 52 same for san francisco and 58 for the east bay. it's kind of mild this morning and that's going to lead to a warm day. we're talking temperatures at the coastline mid to upper 70s. 73 for san francisco, the north bay, tri-valley and south bay. it gets warmer tomorrow and then rain in the seven-day forecast. we'll go over all of that in about 15 minutes. stay tuned for the latest. >> wow. every weekend it's like summer and winter. >> and then yeah, winter sprinkled into between and back to summer. >> stay tuned for that roller coaster of a forecast. thanks. we want to tell you about two local men who are accused of brutally killing their parents

one week ago today. they appeared in court. we have one of the suspects in court yesterday. 22-year-old hasib golamrabbi. his 17-year-old brother omar was arraigned in the hallway and will be tried as an adult. both sons admit to being home during the killings but omar says the older brother hasib killed both parents. court documents claim hasib admitted to killing his father but not his mother. the district attorney's office says the father was shot more than 12 times. the mother once in the head. >> they point to mental illness or will the prosecution say that they point to some type of a staging of the crime scene portraying it more like a manson-style killing as opposed to a family killing. >> investigators are still working to determine the motive. this week police found writings on the wall and the floor at the family home presumed written by the suspect. one said "sorry my first kill was clumsy." if convicted of the double

homicide they face life in prison. both pleaded not guilty. new this morning a homicide investigation in the south bay. officers tell us a woman shot at a home on indigo oak lane not far from highway 101 in san jose. it happened shortly before 1:00 this morning. the victim was taken to a hospital where she died. police tell us they have one man in custody. now to decision 2016. a bay area visit for the republican presidential candidates. the gop convention kicked off in burlingame. john kasich took center stage and touched on issues ranging from balancing the budget to spur job growth to treating drug abuse through local programs. many local republicans say because frontrunner donald trump is po lorrizing, it may force some gop voters to stay home altogether on election day in november. kasich supporters yesterday hoped that's not the case. >> i think it's a very positive and vital force that he stays in

the race to show that there is something else aside from cruz and trump. >> ted cruz will speak at the convention this afternoon and his running mate carly fiorina will speak this evening. and take a look at this chaotic scene earlier in the day yesterday as hundreds of protesters converged on the hyatt regency in burlingame hoping to block donald trump from reaching the gop convention. trump's motorcade pulled to the side of highway 101 and he and his staff got out walked off the freeway and snuck into the hotel through a back door. >> went under a fence and through a fence. oh, boy, felt like i was crossing the border actually. >> one minor injury was reported. police made five arrest during the anti-trump demonstration. we've posted raw video of the scuffles and confrontations in burlingame. go to nbcbayarea.com and search nor trump protests. supporters of democrat bernie sanders are working hard to keep his campaign hopes alive. sanders has a small, but active

campaign headquarters on university avenue in berkeley. workers made buttons to pass out over this weekend as they go door to door looking for new sup porters. >> through the importance to understand that bernie has not gotten nearly the amount of press coverage trump has and it's almost been to a hugely unfair degree of 80 to 1 ratio. >> the vermont senator has been laying off hundreds of campaign staffers, so the berkeley headquarters is looking for volunteers. and with each passing day it's looking more and more like a trump versus clinton presidential battle based on the numbers. hillary clinton is starting to target the november election. staff is being hired in battleground states which include florida, new hampshire and colorado. just yesterday clinton attended a fund-raiser in new york. in other news now, in san francisco, the police chief is on damage control. chief greg suhr released dozens of racist and homophobic text messages sent by some of his

officers and it's a scandal that continues to grow. the messages rage from the ab surb to offensive. these are a few of dozens released yesterday. all the texts discovered as part of an unrelated investigation into rape allegations involving former police officer jason lie. dung yesterday's press conference chief suhr announced a new requirement for every officer on the force. >> out of an abundance of caution the further exclusive bias might exist in the police department effective immediately and with the help of city human resources, every member of the san francisco police department will be taking prevention of harassment and discrimination in the work place training. >> critics are describing the new efforts as too little too late. but the san francisco police officers association supports the chief's plan for training in order to eradicate bigotry. the association said in a statement, quote, every officer has a responsibility to root out

intolerance and bigotry wherever it may exist and the association is a partner in that effort. it is 7:07 right now. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up an nbc bay area exclusive. more victims coming forward claiming a well-known east bay chiropractor inape lately touched them. why is still on the job? >> turning off the lights after 90 years. an iconic east bay restaurant is closing leaving a lot of people upset. chiropractic.

you're watching "today in the bay." welcome back. we're giving you a live look outside. isn't that gorgeous. 7:09, san francisco, the sun bathing the transamerica pyramid ahead of a beautiful saturday and even warmer tomorrow. just like summer. now to an nbc bay area exclusive. two more patients have come

forward saying a well-known east bay chiropractor groped them. nbc bay area was the only news station there two weeks ago when detectives arrested dr. steven moon. "today in the bay's" elyse curer in has this update. behind the door you can see chiropractor steven moon scurry away from our cameras while an assistant stays lodged in the practice of his doorway in concord. >> two more victims came forward. anyone have anything to say? >> no comment. >> he used his position to bring her into a room expose her and touch her. >> reporter: we were there exclusively as the popular chiropractor was arrested after a female patient told authorities he groped her during a march visit. now, two more patients have come forward. >> it's a similar type case as our first initial victim where he's telling them that they're tense and they have -- asked them if they had a full body

deep tissue massage. >> reporter: despite facing multiple charges state records show moon has an active license from the board of chiropractic examiners and no disciplinary action has been taken against him. >> been really good friends. >> reporter: this woman who didn't want to show her face has lived in the same neighborhood as moon and his family for ten years. she can't believe the allegations against the chiropractor with more than 30 years of experience. >> how would you describe him? >> kind, friendly, you know, good neighbor. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >> the state has been made aware of the charges against moon and investigators are looking into those allegations. we want to clarify moon's license wouldn't be revoked unless he is convicted. he will face a judge this coming week. a uc berkeley student who was arrested at this fraternity house on piedmont for allegedly sexually assaulting a woman at a

party near campus will not be charged. the alameda district attorney decided there's not enough evidence to hold the 20-year-old. at 7:12, much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up a new development of waterfront homes is threatping baby birds in one east bay community. the big operation to help keep them safe. >> and here on this saturday morning waking up to bright sunshine, no fog and no cloud kofrp tod cover today. warm temperatures. your full forecast after this.

you're watching "today in the bay." 7:14. we're taking a live look at the sun shining over the bay bridge in san francisco ahead of a beautiful saturday and an even warmer sunday is ahead. enjoy it while it lasts. thousands of high school students in the south bay got promised accepted into college thanks to a promise made by a local university.

san jose state university saying it will admit students from 13 east san jose schools if those students meet certain academic requirements. and if they do meet those requirements, they'll be guaranteed admission to sjsu. the university says it's a way to bring in more local talent. >> we think it's a great opportunity to increase the number of students from the east side in our backyard to get a college education that might not otherwise be that possible. >> under the agreement, east side students will be able to get into san jose state if they maintain a c-minus average in 15 required classes. in addition to certain s.a.t. or a.c.t. test scores. to a major rescue operation under way in the east bay. large birds are taking up residence in busy downtown oakland and hundreds of their babies are in danger because of a new housing development. "today in the bay's" jodi hernandez explains the efforts to rescue them. >> bird rehab specialist at the

international bird rescue center are busy caring for baby birds saved from the streets of downtown oakland. >> native wildlife in the bay area is something we want to help thrive and make sure they're existing as much as they should be. >> reporter: pushed out of homes by development a colony of herrons has settled in an unlikely and dangerous place. in the dense trees that line the streets of busy downtown. >> they've lost real estate like so many people have lost real estate on the front of the water and these birds are looking for a place to raise their families. >> reporter: when the baby birds fall from the nest as birds often do, they're getting injured or worse. >> they hit concrete or they wander into the street and get run over. >> reporter: now the oakland zoo and the golden gate auto bon society have teamed up to save the baby birds. a hotline set up and zoo volunteers have rescue kits ready to respond. >> by having this kind of route set up where we get a call, someone gets out there and gets

the bird, get it here quickly, we'll give them an injection of fluids or things like that if they need it. >> reporter: the birds are taken to the international bird rescue for rehabilitation. these rescued herrons are learning to perch and fly and will soon be released back to the wild. >> we're happy to help any native wild birds and these guys are pretty amazing birds to help out. >> reporter: jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. to a final good-bye to a bay area institution. oakland's genova delhi closes today. people are flocking to get the last of the famous lasagna and other pastas. it first opened in 1926. it survived through several changes but stayed in the family for generations. it remained a testament to the district's italian roots, but the delli becomes another in as series of establishments that have gone out of business or relocated because of rising

rents. it is just shy of 7:18. let's check in with meteorologist anthony slaughter with a look at a gorgeous weekend forecast. >> you can see it right here behind me, the golden gate bridge all clear. no fog this morning. and that's the case across every single microclimate this morning. bright sunshine and temperatures in the 50s. now it's going to be a warm day in the bay area. we're talking temps at the coastline 70s, that includes san francisco at 73. the inner bay still hanging on to a few upper 70s like the peninsula, east bay, upper 70s. north bay and tri-valley where you will see temperatures in the low 80s. take it to the beach and i'm going to talk about it. 69 in pacifica. up to 73 half moon bay. as i mentioned the coastline will see 70s. few 50s in pacifica still in the upper 60s. santa cruz nice and warm, 75 and warmer tomorrow. got the day off may want to head to the beach. remember that spf and remember the water because once we get into tomorrow, look at what happens to the 70s.

they move all the way to the immediate coastline and the 80s start to push into the south bay, the tri-valley even for the north bay. it's going to be short lived because by monday the 80s will retreat back to the south bay and we will see 70s more widespread for monday and then we see temperatures cool off because there's more rain in the forecast as we move towards the middle part of the upcoming week. no rain this weekend if you've got plans to head out to mountainview to the a la cart and spring fair. no rain in the forecast. for tomorrow headed to the how weird street fair in san francisco, look at that, nice, talking temperatures in the mid to upper 70s by 4:00 and clear skies through the evening. so it will be a little taste of summer this weekend. and then things do start to change. we head towards the upcoming week. more rain by wednesday. in fact, here's wednesday afternoon. a storm system is going to move in from the north that's going to bring in the potential for a few light showers for wednesday.

the better chance for widespread rain comes in for thursday and then the system kind of rotates and spin off towards the sierra as we head towards next weekend. overall we will see some decent rain, especially for this time of year. not often we get at least a quarter of an inch and we could see that across the bay area as we head towards wednesday, thursday and maybe even into friday. this system does look to move out of here as we head towards next weekend. trying to make plans for next weekend looks like you're good to go. as far as the sierra snow goes, we're expecting more of that as well. by thursday into friday about 4 to 8 additional inches of snow. is expected above 7,000 feet. the extended forecast, pretty simple, nice and warm over the next couple days. we will see sunshine as well for san jose and even for san francisco. you'll notice the temperatures are going to be nice and summer like, well above average, we eventually see those temperatures cool off as we head towards tuesday and wednesday. that's when we'll have the chance of rain push back in here. don't put the umbrellas away

just yet. this weekend grab the sunscreen. going to need it today and tomorrow. back to you. >> seems to be the trend lately. a little bit of everything for our bay area forecast. thanks. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up -- >> i go and visit him, all he has, everything he owns is a shopping cart. >> a woman finds out her friend is homeless and is moved to action to build him a home. it's a story that will make you bay area proud. of people in need?.

you're watching "today in the bay." >> how do you help thou sans of people in need? for those trying to help the issue of homelessness in san francisco can seem overwhelming. one san mateo woman is swinging into action by helping one person and "today in the bay's" garvin thomas has her story in this morning's "bay area proud." >> it is an odd thing about life on the street, that the very

thing homeless people don't have, is what many become experts at creating. >> i'm a grand master at building houses. >> reporter: steve gets to practice every single night. >> 365 houses a year. >> reporter: such temporary shelters have been part of steve's life for the past three years. perhaps, though, not much longer if lisa has any say. >> i see someone who needs. if i can i help. isn't it, if you can you should. >> reporter: lisa and steve became friends a few years back when she volunteered to teach sewing to the city's needy like steve. he lost his place to live not long after that but didn't lose his friend. >> you'll let me know if you need my help. >> reporter: lisa who lives in san mateo visits steve every week trying to make him feel better. all the while, making herself

feel worse. >> it's sad. i go visit him and all he has, everything he owns is a shopping cart. it's just a bunch of junk. i can't imagine living like that. i just can't. >> reporter: it was beyond frustrating. the the one thing her friend needed was a home and lisa couldn't give it to him or could she? last fall, lisa with the help of a friend, began building in the driveway of her home. >> looking good. >> reporter: a tiny home on wheels. one she vows to deliver to steve when it's done. >> i get to look back on my life and say, i improved the quality of someone's life. like that -- i feel that gives me purpose in my life. >> it's a dream of hope. >> reporter: steve has not seen

the home yet but lisa has shared pictures of the progress. she predicts he will cry tears of joy when she drops it off in the city and she, well she looks forward to not crying on the drive home. lisa says the home is being built almost entirely out of recycled and scrap material. in fact, she says steve will sometimes find things on the streets in san francisco that he'll give to her to include in the house. she hopes to have it finished by the end of the summer. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. as always if you know of someone doing something nice for others garvin would love to hear from you. go to nbcbayarea.com and search bay area proud. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up -- cutting costs for pet owners. we have the potential new option that could save you money the next time your pet needs a prescription. also -- one of the members of the warriors is leaving the

team. which divisional rival he's heading to, next.

from nbc bay area this is "today in the bay." >> it's 7:29 on your saturday morning. we're taking a live look at the eastern span of the bay bridge as the sun shines . it's glistening on the bay ahead of a glorious saturday. thanks for joining us. i'm kira klapper. anthony slaughter has a look at our microclimate forecast. it's a beauty. >> it is glistening on this glorious weekend. i have to say, i'm loving that. >> i feel like i just say beautiful too much. i have to mix it up. >> that was awesome. this weekend is going to be glorious out there. get out and enjoy. another shot from palo alto. a little hazy but glorious by all means i would say so myself. 52 degrees in san francisco, 52 in the north bay and look at the

numbers later on it's going to be warm. get out and enjoy. remember the spf, don't want to get burned, 82 in the north bay, 73 for san francisco today and close to 80 for the east bay, peninsula and the south bay. yes, kira, glorious. >> glorious. >> i must say. it's going to be warmer for tomorrow and rain in the forecast. >> yeah. >> in the seven days. >> enjoy it today and tomorrow while you can. >> yes. >> rain on the way. >> crashing down. >> all right. anthony, thanks. we want to tell you about two local men accused of brutally killing their parents one week ago. they appeared in court and we have one of the suspects in court yesterday. 22-year-old hasib golamrabbi, his 17-year-old brother omar was arraigned in the hallway and will be tried as an adult. both sons admit to being home during the killings but omar says his older brother hasib killed both of their parents. court documents claim hasib admitted to killing his father, but not his mother. the district attorney's office says the father was shot more than 12 times. the mother, once in the head.

>> they point to mental illness or will the prosecution say, that they point to some type of a staging of the crime scene, portraying it more like a manson-style killing as opposed to a family killing. >> investigators are still working to determine the motive. this week police found writings on the wall in the floor of the family home presumed written by the suspects. one said, quote, sorry my first kill was clumsy. if convicted of the double homicide, both face life in prison. both, however, pleaded not guilty. new this morning, a homicide investigation in the south bay. officers tell us a woman was shot at a home on indigo oak lane not far from highway 101 in san jose. it happened before 1:00 this morning. she was taken to a hospital where she died. police have one man in custody. now to decision 2016. a bay area visit for the republican presidential

candidates. the gop convention kicked off yesterday in burlingame. john kasich took center stage and he touched on issues ranging from balancing the budget to spur job growth to treating drug abuse through local programs. many local republicans say because frontrunner donald trump is so polarizing it may force some gop voters to stay at home altogether on election day in november. kasich supporters tell us that they hope that that's not the case. >> and i think it's a very positive and vital force that he stays in the race to show that there is something else aside from cruz and trump. >> ted cruz will speak at the convention this afternoon and his running mate carly fiorina will speak this evening. >> take a look at the chaotic scene earlier in the day as hundreds of protesters converged on the hyatt regency in burlingame hoping to block donald trump from reaching the gop convention. as you see here trump's motorcade pulled to the side of highway 101 he and his staff got out and walked off the freeway

and snuck into the hotel through a back door. >> and then we went under and through a fence. oh, boy, felt like i was crossing the border actually. >> one minor injury was reported. police made five arrests during that anti-trump demonstration. and we've posted raw video of the scuffles and confrontations in burlingame. go to our website nbcbayarea.com. and search for trump protests. in san francisco, the police chief is on damage control. chief greg suhr released dozens of racist and homophobic text messages sent by some of his officers. a scandal we've reported before and it continues to grow. the messages range from the absurd to the outright offensive. we have just a few of the dozens released yesterday. all of the texts were discovered as part of an unrelated investigation into rape allegations against former police officer jason lay. during yesterday'ses press

conference chief suhr announced a new requirement for every officer on the force. >> out of an abundance of caution the further bias might exist in the police department effective immediately and with the help of city human resources every member of the san francisco police department will be taking prevention and harassment and discrimination in the work place training. >> critics are describing the efforts as too little too late. but the san francisco police officers association supports the chief's plan for training to eradicate bigotry and says in the statement, quote, everies officer has a responsibility to root out intolerance and bigotry wherever it may exist and the association is a partner in that effort. more troubles now for the sfpd. a few hours after chief suhr released text messages the department hit with another scandal. an officer was arrested on felony charges. he is accused of perjury and

filing false documents from the dmv. he's been suspended without pay until the case is resolved. to san jose police another step closer to getting body cameras. leaders in the department are recommending that the company taser international provide the cameras. that proposal now goes to the san jose city council for approval. the goal is to have officers wearing the body cams by july. chief garcia tells nous a statement he's looking forward to working with the company and officers on the camera rollout. it is the first death in the u.s. attributed to the zika virus. the disease killed a map in puerto rico. health officials reporting the virus caused a severe immune reaction in the man and led to internal bleeding and his death. it's a rare complication and the cdc says it does not mean the virus is becoming more deadly. there are now nearly 700 confirmed cases of zika in puerto rico. the virus causes rash, headaches

and fever in a majority of infected patients. now to two u.s. women they've been found safely in new zealand after four nights lost during a hike. police say 22-year-old rachel lloyd and her mother planned for a day-long hike this past tuesday but they became stranded in rough terrain not being able to find their way back and spotted bay rescue helicopter and taken to the hospital. sn>> their calm thinking to sta together stay warm. >> police say the women were mainly dehydrated and exhausted. the mother was visiting her daughter who is studying in the country. and it's the end of an era, what's been a tradition at the ringling brothers and barnum & bailey circus for nearly 150 years will be going away as of tomorrow. "today in the bay's" mark barger has the story on the iconic elephants' final performance.

>> reporter: if you think circus. >> elephants. >> reporter: chances are you also think about these five ton creatures. >> they've been the show for many a decade. >> reporter: but sunday ringling and brothers and barnum & bailey circus will send the pachyderms packing. >> best wishes for a healthy and happy retirement. >> reporter: at a 200 acre conservation center in florida. >> this is really in the best interest of the elephants and best interest of our company and in the best interest of audiences. >> reporter: animal rights activists have long alleged mistreatment of the elephants which ringling brothers has always denied although its parent company paid a fine in 2011 after a settlement with the u.s. government over an alleged violation of the animal welfare act. >> i think we reached a tipping point in our society when regular people said hey, i like the circus, i like to be entertained, but not at this price. >> exotic animals in many cities have also hastened the exit which was scheduled for 2018.

in retirement their blood will be studied by the huntsman cancer institute for potential ammunition in the fight against cancer. >> excited by this finding that elephants almost never get cancer. >> reporter: the excitement of seeing those elephants at the greatest show on earth is about to become a thing of the past. mark barger, nbc news. >> well if you have a pet you know it's not always cheap especially when you need to go to the vet. medication is pricey. just yesterday there was a congressional hearing to discuss a proposed measure that would require vets to give pet owners a written prescription so what that means it would allow owners the ability to shop around for lower prices. opponents say it would lead to unregulated drugs being sold on the internet. >> everyone should have the ability to walk out of their doctor/pet interaction with a written prescription but if a consumer wishes to have the vet prescribe the medication which is what we do with our

16-year-old dog, there's nothing that should interfere with that either. >> americans spend roughly $7 billion a year for over-the-counter and prescription pet medications. wow. warriors star steph curry's popularity has reached a new high, but this time it's not a good thing. take a close look at this picture. that is steph curry's face on a bag of heroin. police in philadelphia have started seeing the drug pop up in bags with curry's face and name on it. believe it or not this isn't the first time philadelphia area dealers have done something likes this. back in 2012 they stamped heroin bags with lebron james's name and picture. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up a warriors coach will soon be on the opposite side of the court after signing a deal to become the head honcho of a division rival. and the sharks light up the center in game one of the

western conference semifinals next.

. ke a you're watching "today in the bay." >> welcome back. taking a live look outside at oracle arena where the warriors begin their semifinal series against the trail blazers tomorrow. the game tips off at 12:30. game two of the series at oracle on tuesday night and one team members of the coaching staff knows he will be on another team's bench once the postseason is over. luke walton will be the next head coach of the l.a. lakers. the warriors assistant and the team agreed to terms yesterday. walton took over when coach steve kerr was out of the first 43 games recovering from back surgery. the 36-year-old led them to 24 straight wins to start the season. he finished tied for eighth in the nba's coach of the year

voting and will begin his duties when the postseason concludes which hopefully is not soon. look at that. second round of the stanley cup playoffs. the sharks hosting the predators in game one of the western conference semifinals. san jose with a scoring explosion in the third period. scoring five goals to take the series opener. they win 5-2 and game two is tomorrow. to baseball, the giants in the big apple taking on the mets. ugly for san francisco. new york scored 12 runs in the third inning. six of those runs driven by former star u. they fall 13-1. in oakland, alonzo sends the crowd home happy. the a's beat the astros 7-4.

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welcome back. here on this saturday you made it to the weekend. start off with your forecast because you can see we have sunshine right now. over to the golden gate bridge. that's going to be the case really all day long. sunshine and warm temperatures. look at our highs today. 73 for san francisco today. close to 80 for the east bay. the peninsula and south bay back into the low 80s there. the north bay and tri-valley back into the low 80s. so if you're thinking about a cool place head to the beach,

here you go, pacifica, 69 this afternoon, same deal for half moon bay at least a little bit warmer still in the upper 60s to low 70s. 73 there. over towards santa cruz 75 expected for your high temperature there. look at the water temperature 51 degrees. chilly ocean temperature here today. now as we move through the day, we are going to see the 70s for most of the coastline, thep inner bay and then a few 80s for the friday valley, north bay and south bay. look at the 80s for tomorrow. they move into the south bay and inner bay. the 70s hang on tightly, though, for the coastline. not going to be overly warm today and tomorrow at the coast. nice and sunny. as we start off the work week on monday we'll see the 70s push back into the inner bay and eventually push into the south bay and the tri-valley as the 80s fade for next week. looking at cooler temperatures next week and rain in the forecast, you'll notice that in the seven-day forecast at the bottom of your screen. but this weekend, yes, if you're making outdoor plans, the ayla

cart and art spring fair, near 80 tomorrow, beautiful conditions tomorrow, even in san francisco, the how weird street fair tomorrow expecting temperatures to climb from the lower 70s at noon back into the mid 70s by 4:00 with clear skies. really all day long. knowing weird about that. talk about what's headed our way. kind of unusual weather we're expecting over the next couple days at least this time of year. used to seeing dry weather once we hit april and may and as we start off may which begins for tomorrow by the way, and then you'll notice wednesday towards cinco de mayo, thursday, expecting to see a few showers and by friday the showers will push out of here. it does look like we're going to get late season rain towards the middle part of the week. especially for may standards not used to seeing a bunch of rain, maybe a 0.1 would do it for the month and that's how much we may get the first storm system towards the upcoming week. not a huge storm system but

impressive this time of year. i want show you what's headed our way, thursday and friday expect 4 to 8 inches of additional snow. again, great news all in all we get a little bit of taste of summer this weekend, and then we cool things off as we head towards the upcoming week. temperatures will fall back into the 70s inland, back into the 60s at the coastline and that's when we introduce the chance of rain for wednesday and looks like it continues into thursday. good news, we get showers, that fire season that we usually start to talk about this time of year, kind of been put off because of the bouts of rain each and every week. great news. back over to you. >> great news indeed. thanks. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." >> my classmates are half my age and i look like the house mother that crashed the party. >> not your typical astronaut. the bay area housewife who proves it's never too late to follow your childhood dreams.

you're watching "today in the bay." >> it is 7:52. a live look at the sun shining over the hills in sunol. 70s and 80s and warmer sunday ahead. sometimes in life it takes a while to figure out who we want to be and that was the case for one east bay mom. "today in the bay" shows us how she lost something important and

found her future. >> one, zero. >> reporter: at some point every child will gaze up at the stars and wonder what it would be like to pay them a visit. >> when i was a kid it was flying airplanes, it was space. >> reporter: like most, mj's life took a different trajectory. >> an ordinary at home mom dropping off at school and carpool. >> reporter: dozen or so years at the i'm of 45 she lost her planner and replaced it. >> when i opened it up i discovered what i had was really a blank slate. >> reporter: since then she's been filling her planner with details of her new life. >> put in the planner a childhood dream. i decided to become a pilot. my classmates half my age. i look like the house mother that crashed the fraternity party. >> reporter: she earned multiple pilot licenses but the stars kept calling. first she got certified in suborbital space flight.

and traveled to the edge of space. >> when those flights are ready, i will be ready. i was following what i knew i loved. a quick update. >> reporter: now margraph has found a new way to share her love of space travel. she started a program helping students at the high school design games for astronauts to play on the international space station. >> it is this thing called the star catcher. >> is there an element inside. >> i hope when i am 45 i will have the drive and passion she has. >> and great things are going to happen. >> reporter: two weeks ago the group's first game was a resupply rocket blasting off for the space stays. >> we're on the list of experts on the list for the space station. >> a lot of people don't know what they're going to do and you don't have to know now. eventually it will work out. >> reporter: in between her passions the now 61-year-old found time to write a book called "founding the wow." the story of discovering a new past from an older road.

>> i will see the edge of space one day myself and i'm where i ought to be. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. an unusual discover for european astronomers, a comet without a tail. it's called a ming comment made after a breed without tails. it show house the comet was formed 4 billion years ago, the first of its kind and made of rocky materials rather than ice and other frozen compounds. new research says the comet could shed light on how our solar system was formed. and the 7:55 we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up -- ♪ >> a super bowl 50 halftime performer returns to the bay area to help children in need. we'll explain, next. in true raider nation style ...

a tailgate party that lasted into the wee hours of the night. welcome back. in true raider nation style a tailgate party that lasted into the wee hours of the night. raiders fans are holding their

annual nfl draft tailgate party calling it a raiders vigil comes at a time when their team owner mark davis is shopping around for a new stadium site. >> the more that mark davis parades like this the less people take him seriously and mark davis needs to concede he's going to do everything here he wants don't need leverage or sell the team to a pro-oakland owner. >> the fan vigil starts again at 11:00 this morning in front of raiders headquarters in alameda. and finally, coldplay's front man chris martin will be headlining the seventh annual notes and words benefit this evening at oakland's historic fox theater. cost of tickets start at $1,000 but it all goes towards ucfs children's hospital in oakland. in the past the musical and spoken word event has raided more than $5 million. we want to thank you so much for makings us a part of your morning. more local news at 4:30 and

post-stanley cup playoff news cast at 8:00 and 11:00 tonight. enjoy your day. >> see you.

♪ zooming in from outer space to see what we are doin' ♪ ♪ tiny little astronauts ready to get to it ♪ ♪ intergalactic scientists earthbound on a mission ♪ ♪ they're the brightest of the best ♪ ♪ a team of friends upon a quest ♪ ♪ all aboard they send reports of projects they are doin' ♪ ♪ question and investigate there is nothin' to it ♪ ♪ make a guess and do your best ♪ ♪ gathering the data - find out, floogals. go! ♪ they're a band of cosmic friends ♪ ♪ tiny happy aliens ♪ blast off to another world secretly exploring ♪ ♪ when they land upon the earth nothing's ever boring ♪ ♪ ♪ they might have landed in your room ♪ ♪ be testing in the kitchen or exploring in the bathroom ♪ ♪ have you noticed something missin' ♪ ♪ it's another undercover super secret day ♪ ♪ experimenting all the way ♪