take a live look outside...... sf from oakland (adlib) good morning to you. the time now is 7:00. it is sunday, may 8th. happy mother's day. we want to start you off with this beautiful look out at san francisco from our cameras in oakland. it looks like it will be nice after a bit of showers. thanks for waking up with us this morning. i'm vicky nguyen. let's get a check of the forecast with rob mayeda. you tell us it will start off wet but maybe clear up? >> we'll start to see clearing skies. happy mother's day to you. >> thank you very much. >> misty skies around the hill tops of dublin, 55 degrees. s.a.p. center may still be roaring from last night's game. 57 in san jose. the misty skies making for wet

roadways. ocean beach, a bit of a drizzle storm for you this morning. 53 degrees. the line of showers weakening as it crossed the bay area. just enough lift of the low-level clouds to wring out a few more rain drops to probably mid morning. so as you plan your day today, a few early showers, skies starting to clear around lunch time today and by the afternoon we'll see numbers running warmer than yesterday, upper 60s to near 70 but the seven-day forecast ahead could get close to 80 degrees. we'll talk about the timing of that warming trend coming up a few minutes from now. >> sounds good, rob. thank you. the hunger strike in san francisco is over but the fight continues. after refusing to eat for more than two weeks, a group of protesters known as the frisco five ended up in the hospital. supporters say they aren't giving up. they still want the city's police chief to be fired after several deadly officer involved shootings. a general strike is planned for tomorrow morning.

>> we're going to win the city back for the people. >> the frisco five released a statement that read in part, the end of the strike is in no way a concession. it's a victory of monumental proportions. they have been asked to help build opportunity for the very community they were willing to lay down their lives for. they still hold true to their demands. we have new details this morning in the killing of a well-known san francisco defense attorney. san francisco police have arrested her nephew, 19-year-old anglo zamora is accuse d in the stabbing death of marla zamora. her body was found in her potrero hill home. she was a longtime attorney with the public defender's office. an east bay man is behind bars this morning accused of crashing his delivery truck into a chp officer. it happened yesterday morning while the officer was working to clear the scene of a hit-and-run in sacramento. he's in the hospital with major injuries. gregory ramirez of san lee andr is a fedex driver. ramirez faces serious charges

including driving under the influence. this is the third time in just two months that highway patrol officer in the sacramento area has been hit while investigating a crash. >> these crashes are so preventible. the vehicle had its lights on. what we want to see, which is the law, when you sipa troll vehicle lights or it tow truck lights, you need to slow down and move over a lane. >> fedex released a statement saying the company is fully cooperating with authorities during this investigation. a toddler's family is still holding on to hope this morning months after 2-year-old arianna went missing. her mother was found dead in a shallow grave in mclaren park. arianna hasn't been seen by relatives since february. those relatives say they want to remind the public they are still searching for the girl, and they're asking for information with information to come forward. >> there are so many times i feel so helpless because i just can't think of anything else i can do. i've been putting up fliers,

i've been asking people to share and repost on facebook her picture and so many people have. >> both the sfpd and fbi are actively working the investigation. investigators say slick roads from this weekend's showers played a role in a deadly crash in san mateo county. the chp says a 17-year-old boy from saratoga died after he lost control of his car and hit a tree just before noon. this happened yesterday afternoon on highway 35. that's just south of alpine road between san mateo and santa clara counties. the both directions of the highway were closed but reopened a few hours later. new details now on a fire at an assisted living facility in the south bay. 50 people have been displaced and one person is in the hospital this morning. yesterday morning in san jose at a facility on south 9th street just a few blocks from san jose state, at least ten other units were damaged when water sprinklers went off.

no word yet on the condition of the person hospitalized or what sparked that fire. bay area sports fans got both good news and not so good news last night. let's start with the good stuff. the sharks are now just one win away from the western conference finals. fans were in a frenzy at the shark tank as san jose dominated the nashville predators beating them 5-1. many fans tell us they're confident the team can go all the way this year. >> i've been a sharks fan since the cow palace days, and i've seen them get upset in the playoffs before. i have a feeling this time it's going to happen. i feel it. >> good, positive vibes there. the sharks will try to close out the predators in nashville. if they win the series only the second appearance in the western conference finals in franchise history. well, it doesn't happen often but the golden state warriors lost a game last night. the team again played the portland trail blazers without mvp steph curry who remains out with a knee injury, the warriors are still up 2-1.

game four is tomorrow in portland and we'll have more from both the warriors and sharks' games coming up in about 35 minutes from now. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up steph curry's popularity could land someone in jail. jerseys of the warrior's star flying off the shelves here in the bay area, but this man has allegedly taken it too far. and a wildfire continues to burn out of control. another difficult day for evacuees as flames push them further and further from their homes. the latest on this developing story. plus, someone is $415 million richer this morning. the massive powerball jackpot.

let's give you a live look outside at san francisco, absolutely gorgeous shot from our photographer who is out there. a little bit of fog but you can

still see the top of the bridge and things will be warming up and drying out by later this afternoon. rob will be by with all the details in a moment. everyone knows just how popular warriors' mvp steph curry is, but he might be a little too popular. petaluma police say this man, seen here on a surveillance camera photo, is suspected of stealing 20 steph curry jerseys from the adidas outlet store in petaluma. the suspect took the jerseys and fled in a getaway car and is still on the loose. the jerseys have not been recovered. probably being worn right now. a developing story in canada now. that massive wildfire is on pace to double in size. thousands of evacuees are being moved again. these are newly released pictures from nasa showing a rapidly growing wildfire from space. the flames are burning in canada's alberta province. leaders in alberta say the massive waves will cover 494,000 acres by today and continue to grow because of high temperatures, dry conditions and high winds. they fear it could reach a major

oil mine in saskatchewan. nearly 98,000 people have been evacuated from their homes. firefighters say it is only the beginning of a long battle. >> we expect to see cooler conditions and the fire to hold its boundary after that point but we still have a long ways to go and many long weeks and months ahead of us fighting this fire. >> the fire did major damage to the city of ft. mcmurray. they've been largely successful in protecting the city's critical infrastructure. there's no timetable when people can go back home. amazing video now of that twister that touched down in colorado. take a look. this one touching down in yuma county. there are reports of minor injuries and some damage from that tornado that includes several motor homes. officials say over a dozen tornadoes have now been reported. forecasters say the heavy thunderstorms and dark clouds are expected to last through

today. still ahead on "today in the bay," we are counting down to rio. >> a role model for many other clubs in america. >> the south bay community center that has become an international launching pad for olympic table tennis players. rob? vicky, the radar is still showing a few scattered showers moving across the bay area with wet roadways. how much longer might you need an umbrella for your mother's day forecast? we'll answer that question when we come right back.

your time now is 7:13. let's give you a live look outside at golden gate bridge. that is our shot of the san francisco yacht club this morning. well, the numbers have been drawn and there is one very lucky powerball winner. one ticket sold in new jersey matched all six numbers which, if you missed them are

5-25-26-44-66 and powerball 9. the $429 million jackpot is the ninth largest jackpot in u.s. history. that number had a lot of people trying to cash in. this was the scene yesterday in san lorenzo, considered one of the luckiest local retailers. of course the bigger the prize, the more people who enter changing the odds and the odds this time were around 1 in 292 million. it may not be as life changing as winning the lottery but it is a good opportunity for bay area workers. it tesla held a job fair in newark searching for people to work on the production assembly line. most of the positions are full time and they pay $17 an hour. the job fair attracted a number of experienced but part time mechanics. >> well, it's a permanent job. >> $17 an hour enough? >> it's never enough in the bay area, but it's suitable. it's a job.

>> tesla is aiming to build half a million cars each year by 2018. that's ten times more than its current rate. the road to olympic glory in rio runs through milpetas, one of the -- home to one of the biggest training centers in the nation right here in our own backyard. the community center has turned into a breeding ground for table tennis stars. more speed, more speed. balance, balance body. >> reporter: you may have grown up -- >> give your best. >> reporter: playing a backyard game called ping-pong. >> move your legs. >> reporter: this is not that game. >> play to win the point. >> reporter:en side this normal looking strip mall is one of the powerhouses of the u.s. sport of table tennis. >> ready, control. >> reporter: here in the india community table tennis center, this game is taken seriously.

>> 250 kids training here. >> reporter: a mechanical engineer from india opened it ten years ago. >> we started tennis table activity in the lobby area with just two or three tables. >> reporter: these days there are over 30 tables filled with players of all sizes. >> if want to be serious, to be a professional, this is the place where they end up coming. >> reporter: among the hundreds of players who train here, there is one mantra you will hear often. >> maybe get to the olympics. >> i think i want to make it to the 2020 olympics. >> reporter: and for good reason. the center's trained six olympians, two bound for the 2016 games in rio including 2012 olympian lily zang. >> it's one of the best clubs in america. >> good, good. a role model for many clubs in america. no monkey style. lots of players coming all the

way from other states and also from other countries. >> there's a lot of cultures that are really high level. >> hoping the hard work pays off. you get good opportunities. >> reporter: though the center ranks among the tops in the u.s. there is one thing still missing from the trophy shelf. >> our next goal is to win medal in the olympics. >> reporter: if that elusive medal doesn't come home this summer, it certainly won't be from lack of effort nbc bay area news. so fun to watch. we wish them the best. we are now 89 days away from rio. we're sending our own jessica aguirre there to cover the games. mark your calendar, august 5th. turn our attention to weather and check in with rob mayeda who is looking at this weekend forecast, mother's day forecast, looking pretty good. >> things are improving by the afternoon. right now a lot of clouds as we can see over our shoulder. there's the view from emeryville looking back to the bay bridge.

misty skies to start off your monday morning say we have numbers in the upper 50s outside the s.a.p. center. a little bit of mist earlier. dublin, gray skies there at 55 degrees. san francisco pretty interesting here. you can see the south tower. the north tower is lost in thing fog. ocean beach, light rain falling right now. a dreary day on the coast. yesterday we did pick up almost 0.2 of an inch of rain. some measurable rain but less so into the south bay. we'll see a chance, just a little bit more this morning before skies clear for the afternoon and what's interesting about the pattern we have now, of course the big rainfall, january through april, and typically may begins the downward trend. we've seen the rain falling off and on. the area of low pressure that's responsible for it finally about to move on. speaking of moving on right now

you can see a few light showers moving north and south, this line weakening as it approaches the south bay. still a chance over the next couple of hours that line completely clears the bay area. you could see still a little bit of light rain at times between now and probably mid morning so you see here nothing adding up on the rain gauge but the hill tops there, santa cruz mountains and the north bay still a very slight chance of a midafternoon shower. otherwise not going to be adding to the rain totals. the low begins to move to the east. the exception to the rule for clearing skies as you head out to the sierra, thunderstorms today. skies do clear in the high country monday into tuesday. more wild weather possible from lake tahoe eastward into the afternoon. back to the bay area, our skies clear, starting off in the north bay as north winds bring in dryer air setting the stage for a warm-up that will kick in as we get into the workweek. maybe close to 70 in the warmest smots around the south bay. i think more sunshine for the north bay in san francisco this

afternoon. highs in the low 60s, closer to san francisco, and speaking of the north bay, 67 in santa rosa. pleasanton 70 degrees and 68 in livermore. for the early afternoon, the giants game today, we'll not have to worry so much about showers but mostly cloudy skies. numbers in the mid-60s and winds picking up about 10 to 20 miles an hour in the northwest later on during this ball game. the next three days notice the temperatures, mid to upper 70s. for the east bay and san jose, numbers on the rise. in tkt if a, the warmest days of the week as you can see here at the bottom of the screen in the seven-day forecast should be wednesday and thursday. as the low moves on out, high pressure building in. midweek temperatures replaces the tri-valley and south of downtown san jose, a chance of reaching 80 degrees. we've had two to three days of showers about to be replaced with summerlike temperatures coming our way by midweek. vicky? >> looking forward to it. rob, thank you. coming up on "today in the

bay" -- >> it's something i'm passionate about and i want to spread the world as much as i can and help. >> a mother blind sided by what happened after her pregnancy, how she is stepping up to help struggling moms. that story in our bay area proud series next. thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? never better i don't know if he likes that. yeah part of the complete breakfast

time now is 7:23. mother's day is a day we celebrate all the great things about being a mom, but it's not easy especially for new moms. a south bay woman is committed to helping them. garvin thomas has this morning's "bay area proud." >> reporter: one in seven mothers experience postpartum expression or anxiety. she knows, she says, because she was one of them. who better to help moms in need than one who has been there? >> thanks very much. >> reporter: if carol hart thought she knew everything there was to know about

pregnancy and birth before ever experiencing either, one can forgive her. you see, before come to the u.s. from england a few years ago, carol edited a magazine called "preg nnancy and birth." >> i'd written and edited articles about motherhood and pregnancy and parenting. >> reporter: so when carol gave birth to her own son in 2009, she knew what was coming. or so she thought. >> i was blind sided by motherhood. completely blind sided by it. >> reporter: a baby that rarely slept more than an who are at a stretch, stretched carol to the breaking. a second boy two years later that wouldn't stop crying almost pushed her past it. even while smiling on the outside, depression and anxiety led carol's mind to dark places, and she didn't feel there was anywhere to turn. >> and i thought, well, this is what it looks like. i couldn't tell anyone. there's a huge shame associated

with it. >> reporter: still, thanks to a caring and supportive husband, carol says she did make it through, and it has become her mission -- >> this stuff -- >> reporter: to help other struggling moms do the same. she has started her own nonprofit, run out of her san jose home. for the past few months they've been collecting thousands of items of children's clothing and toys, diapers and wipes, all meant for mothers struggling financially andly emotionally. >> every woman needs support, i think, no matter what walk of life you're in but particularly the under served populations of santa clara county need our help. if we're in a position to help, why wouldn't we do it? >> reporter: supporting mamas runs a drop-in support group and connects moms in need with the professionals who can help them. carol knows there are other groups that do similar good work, but she was moved to create her own because it's her

own experience that's behind it, and there are just some things that books and magazines can't be. >> i felt like i was driven to do this work. >> reporter: carol says supporting mama's clothing drive this year is just the first of what she hopes are many to come. i'm garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. if you know someone doing something nice for others, garvin would love to hear from you g. to our website nbcbayarea.com. "today in the bay" is back after this. coming up, with the presidential showdown looming, donald trump has now turned the heat on hillary clinton. why he accused her of mistreating women. plus -- loud and clear, if you ride a.r.t. you've heard those screeches. now b.a.r.t. says it has a fix. take a live look outside......

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your time now is 7:28. this is sunday, may 8. it is mother's day. happy mother's day to all of you moms out there. we want to start you off with a live look outside of the golden gate bridge now from the san francisco yacht club. it looks like the fog has settled down earlier this morning just about 20 minutes ago we could still see the top of the bridge. thanks for waking up with us. i'm vicky nguyen alongside meteorologist rob mayeda who is standing by with a look at the micro climate forecast. good morning to you, rob. >> good morning. we do have the clouds around, light rain in a few spots. another view of the golden gate bridge. we'll show you the view from the south side there. as you mentioned, vicky, the tops of the towers have been taken over by low clouds. the rain gauge is on four wheels. you see a few windshield wipers going, light rain in ocean beach right now and you see here on the doppler radar view some showers moving from north to south, this it line, though, is weakening as it reaches san jose. a little lift as the air gets forced to the hills for a few

early showers. we'll see this through 9:00 or 10:00 this morning, partial clearing around lunch time and for the after highs mostly in the 60s, just slightly warmer temperatures today but ahead we have 70s and maybe even some 80s in the forecast as we move to the middle part of the week. the seven-day forecast coming up. a warm-up sounds nice, thank you. a hunger strike in san francisco is over, but the fight continues. after refusing to eat for more than two weeks, a group of protesters known as the frisco five ended up in the hospital. supporters say they aren't giving up. they still want the city's police chief to be fired after several deadly officer involved shootings. a general strike is planned for tomorrow morning. >> sfpd! >> we're going to win the city back for the people. >> the frisco five release add statement that read in part, the end of the strike is in no way a concession. it's a victory of monumental proportions. they have been asked to help build opportunity for the very community they were willing to lay down their lives for. they still hold true to their

demands. we have new details in the killing of a well-known san francisco defense attorney. san francisco police have arrested her nephew, 19-year-old angelo zamora is in custody at san francisco general hospital. he is accused in the stabbing death of marla zamora. her body was found in her potrero hill home. she was a longtime attorney at the public defender's office. an east bay man is behind bars accused of crashing his delivery truck into a chp officer. it happened yesterday morning while the officer was working to clear the scene of a hit-and-run in sacramento. he is in the hospital with major injuries. gregory ramirez of sap leandro is a fedex driver. he faces serious charges. this is the third time a highway patrol officer has been hit while investigating a crash in the past months. >> the vehicle had its lights on and what we want to see is, which is the law, is that when you sipa troll vehicle lights or

tow truck lights you need to slow down and move over a lane. >> fedex release add statement saying the company is fully cooperating with authorities during this investigation. an office building went up in smoke. a neighbor reported smoke seeping out of a second story window. this is on telegraph avenue about a mile south of uc-berkeley. the building sustained heavy damage. the fire did not appear suspicious. for decades b.a.r.t. riders and neighbors have endured ear-splitting sounds from the system's trains. now as we report, the transit agency may have finally found a solution. >> reporter: here in the b.a.r.t. car the sound is excruciating. the screeching sounds like nails on a chalkboard and howling drives passengers crazy. the problem, experts say, are the wheels. b.a.r.t.'s original designers envisioned a flat wheel for a smooth ride.

but at high speeds b.a.r.t. discovered the wheel vibrations created rust in the wheels and that caused howling. the wheels also slid and slipped the curb creating b.a.r.t.'s notorious screeching sounds. both noises can reach 90 d decibels, the same as a motorcycle driving by at 25 feet away. the problem is made worse when amplified by the walls of the tube. one board member says many riders have all but given up and getting relief. >> i think, unfortunately, a lot of riders have just lost hope a little bit. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. board member gail murray says riders notice. >> when the tracks are smooth, people are happy and you don't get the complaints. but the tracks aren't always smooth because we have 104 miles of track that we have to keep up. >> reporter: while b.a.r.t. can

griped down the ruts to smooth the rails to limit howls they have no way to fight the screech. they ordered the builders of the new flet to solve the problem once and for all. armed with a computer model of track conditions the engineers of bombardier made it thinner at the edge. it allows better handling around curves to reduce the track damage that cause howls. >> it took hours and hours and hours of computer crunching before it was figured out what it had to be. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. engineer hopes noise will be cut in half. >> noise quality is like night and day. >> reporter: the new train wheels are expected to go into certificaservice as early as ne. they won't cost any more but they could last twice as long. jaxon nbc news.

the presidential candidate bernie sanders is coming to the bay area. the vermont senator already has stops planned in sacramento and stockton next week and now organizers say they will announce a bay area stop once they pick the right location. sanders does have one bay area campaign office that just recently opened. that one in oakland. meanwhile, hillary clinton was in san francisco friday night for a fund-raising event. yesterday she won the democratic caucuses in guam. clinton now has 94% of the delegates needed to win the nomination. on the republican side of the race presumptive nominee donald trump was in washington state last night. at two rallies trump attacked his most likely opponent, accusing clinton of mistreating women who had affairs with her husband. >> she was an unbelievably nasty, mean enabler, and what she did to a lot of those women is disgraceful. >> he also took swings at democratic senator elizabeth warren. the two are now in a twitter war. trump also has another fight on

his hands inside his own party. despite picking up the endorsement of frm former senator bob dole, several others have come out against trump including jeb bush and lindsey graham. people of london have elected their first muslim mayor. khan was officially sworn in, the son of immigrants who came to britain from pakistan. during the campaign his opponent tried to paint him as an alf islamic extremists but khan won by a landslide with 57% of the vote. >> i'm determined to lead the most transparent, engaged and successful administration london has ever seen. to represent every single community and every single part of our city as mayor for all londoners. >> his win brings an end to conservative ruling in london of eight years. el chapo guzman was

transferred saturday morning from a jail cell in central mexico to another jail located right near the u.s. border just across from el paso, texas. mexico's interior ministry says the move was due to construction work at the previous prison and it was not related to a possible extradition to the u.s. his lawyers are appealing a bid to have him brought here to the u.s. where he faces multiple charges including drug trafficking and money laundering. well, concussions are a dangerous issue and that has become a big focus for youth sports coaches. several gathered here in the bay area to learn better techniques. "today in the bay" reports. >> reporter: at the oakland raiders practice facility a high school football coach from sacramento hopes to cut the risk of concussions through a program called heads-up football. >> we're trying to teach youngsters the proper technique so when they go from youth to high school to college and

hopefully, you know, a couple to the nfl, they know how to block and tackle without putting their head and their face in there. >> reporter: about 70 bay area high school and youth football coaches listened, then practiced, very much aware how a growing number of nfl players, most recently ken stabler, have cte, a disease known to affect boxers since the 1920s. >> before a kid would get his bell rung, he'd go back in the game. now we're saying, that's not acceptable. we have to have him checked out and if he's medically not able to go, then he has to come out of the game. >> reporter: today's drill is tackling and blocking while keeping your head up not leading with it. does it work? a study by certified athletic trainers in four states found these techniques cut the number of concussions by a third. in alameda, i'm chuck coppola, nbc bay area news. still to come, the sharks are on the brink of winning the western conference finals and the warriors feel the effects of

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the calm after the storm. the sharks thrilled a packed house-- as they took care of your time is 7:41. a live look right now at the s.a.p. center, the calm after the storm. the sharks thrilled a packed house as they took care of business last night against the nashville predators. the night belonged to sharks captain joe pavelski scoring two goals to help san jose move one game closer to the western conference finals. team teal wins big over the predators. they lead the best-of-seven series three games to two. the sharks can close out the series tomorrow night in nashville. if not they come back for a deciding game thursday. the warriors' theme has been no steph, no problem, they have managed to pick up the slack.

they sure did miss the mvp. golden state looks to take a 3-0 lead over the trail blazers in portland, but oakland's own damian lillard wasn't having any of it, dropping 40 points on golden state. portland wins going away 120 to 108. the warriors still lead the series two games to one, but they are not happy with their effort. >> i could tell they had doubt and we didn't take advantage of that. they hit a couple shots. now they're feeling good about themselves. the urgency wasn't there. and that's my fault. >> steph curry missed his fourth straight playoff game with an injured knee. he worked out before last night's game and could return tore game four tomorrow in portland. >> nyquist is still unbeaten. he has won the kentucky derby. >> the heavily favored nyquist did not disappoint in the kentucky derby.

the colt is still unbeaten. exaggerator made it close but finished second followed by gunrunner in third. last year's kentucky derby was won by american pharoah who went on to win the first triple crown in 37 years. now all eyes turn to see if nyquist can make a run at the triple crown. when "today in the bay" returns, leave the golden state for the sunshine state? why the governor of florida says it would be a smart move for california businesses to make. larry gersten joins us live.

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great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? never better i don't know if he likes that. yeah part of the complete breakfast spent the past week in california trying to persuade florida governor rick scott sent the past week trying to persuade companies to relocate to the sunshine state, the new $15 minimum wage along with other taxes and burdensome regulations will force californians to look elsewhere, and he says it should be florida. is there any basis for his assessment?

nbc bay area political analyst larry gersten is here. he's making inflammatory comments on our home turf. is there any truth? >> he's right about a couple of things, that the employment and job security are always on the forefront of just about everyone's mind. we know that much. and in this election year, vicky, yeah, the discussion about jobs is even more important because, look, of the decisions that you and i and other voters are going to be making come november. but that's not withstanding. sometimes claims and reality are not necessarily in sync and that may be the case. >> okay, larry. help us find context. what do we know about political decisions on taxes and minimum wage causing the workforce to go elsewhere? >> the fact is there's virtually no connection here. although there are always cases of someone moving, making that announcement a couple days ago, last thursday, that it will relocate headquarters in texas,

but you have to get beyond the isolated case here and there, look beyond those cases and in 2010 the public policy of california released a 15-year study on employment just in california. what did they find? the study learned that corporate relocation accounts for less than, get this, vicky, less than 0.1% of the state's jobs in any given year. in fact, california ranks below the national average. >> we are not losing jobs and the economy is and has been growing since 2009. where does california stand in terms of gaining our share of those jobs? >> we're gain iing our share. we're gaining our share and more according to government figures over the past year california added 420,800 new jobs this past year while florida added 234,300 new jobs. now that's roughly half of the share. in silicon valley it's gangbusters. the gains here have been

astounding according to the business climate survey. in 2015, 62% of the valley's companies added jobs while only 7% subtracted jobs. that is amazinging. >> i was wondering how silicon valley jobs and the fuel here plays into that state number. so you answered that question. how does this all fit in with the economic discontent we are seeing throughout the nation this past year? isn't that what's been fueling the campaigns of donald trump and bernie sanders? >> and that gets interesting. there's no question. whatever our problems here, and we have many, californians have a much brighter view of the direction of this state than they do of the nation. check out the latest poll released just about three weeks ago. what do you see? californians feel a whole lot better about the state, 52%, than they do the nation, about 30%. it's quite a contrast when you're looking at how people feel about how we're doing here versus the nation as a whole.

>> we're happy. housing is an area people are feeling the crunch. how does this fit in with governor scott's ait temts to woo californians? >> it does fit in. in most cases it just doesn't. i hate to say this but when all is said and done governor scott may get a vacation here and little more. >> let's turn quickly now to bernie sanders. we talked earlier in the newscast about how that campaign is coming here for a stop, which is very interesting. we know he opened a campaign office in oakland. talk to us about the significance of bernie coming here. >> hillary clinton has not yet sealed the deal. whatever claims are made, she still doesn't have the delegation, about 155 short. sanders will push her as far as he can so that the platform at convention we flekts a much more liberal, if you will, than perhaps hillary clinton would have done and that's why he's pounding from east to west. >> thank you as always. stay with us on "today in the

bay." mcdonald's stopped sales of its garlic fries. we'll tell you why and whether the fast food giant plans to put them back on the menu. rob? and mom's day starting off with a lot of clouds and still a little bit of light rain showing up on the radar. what you can expect for the rest of the day and a big warm-up in the seven-day forecast.

at 7:52 we're looking at drizzle around ocean beach. 53 degrees and some low clouds

over san francisco right across the north tower there across the golden gate bridge at 57 degrees and out to the east bay and around san jose, too, seeing mostly cloudy skies. 55 right now in dublin and kind of in the clouds around mt. hamilton. very interesting you have some mid and high-level clouds above and patchy low clouds below. in fact, the fog and low clouds will be a bigger part of the weather story starting tomorrow morning. right now we still have a few rain producing clouds around the bay area. part of a weak system dropping north to south early this morning, dropping a little bit of light rain but not so much around the south bay. as we move through the afternoon, partial clearing. for the hill tops, around the north bay, there's still a chance we could see a stray shower. most of the action for the rest of the day will be aiming in on the sierras. nothing really measurable is showing up, just a few hit and-and miss showers around the higher hills around the santa cruz mountains and in the north bay and we'll see our temperatures climbing out of the 50s, the numbers in the mid to

upper 60s for most spots. notice the sierra, even as the low moves to the east, still the chance of seeing thundershowers today and the sierra very interesting, this late season rain and high elevation snow. the snowpack technically 57% of average but compared to last year same date it was 1% of average, so this is quite the change from a year ago. if you look at the water content comparing a year ago to today what you find in the sierra average snow depth is still 10.2 inches. last year just under an inch. the water tent a big change there. 3.4 inches of water content still in the sierra. last year less than half an inch. snow in the sierra. the bay area, some clearing skies heading into the afternoon, north winds helping to bring in drier air and the sign of high pressure beginning to build in. we'll see more of the north winds boosting temperatures as we see in the seven-day forecast for the middle part of the week. today not too bad.

low 60s closer to san francisco. the north bay temperatures in the upper 60s for santa rosa. 68 degrees in walnut creek. out at the giants game today should see game time in the mid-60s, gradually clearing skies. a little bit breezy the end of the game. our temperatures here the next three days beginning to warm up. the north bay 60 today. upper 70s, san francisco warming up the middle part of the week. for the north bay, east bay and tri-valley numbers in the 70s. san jose tuesday perhaps mid-70s in the forecast and all signs wednesday into thursday should turn a bit warmer. high pressure in the pacific northwest and building up into southern california. should place temperatures to near 80 degrees. the five-day outlook, you see the warmest days should be wednesday and thursday. the ten-day outlook will bring in more clouds and a little bit of cooling.

so 80 degrees on thursday. vicky? all right, thank you. not a rainstorm but a learn storm. hundreds of bay area kids were recognized this weekend for their skills in math. this year 75,000 bay area students took part in a free nine-week math challenge called learn storm. top 300 students were treated to a pep rally, carnival and special ceremony at levi stadium in santa clara. nbc bay area was a partner of the event as well as the san francisco 49ers and google. it is run by the bay area nonprofit academy. and a special ceremony to kick off asian pacific heritage month, lmay. it took place yesterday morning. our own robert handa emcee'd the event. elementary through high school students submitted art, essay and video entries. many describes their journey to build a better life in america.

to read more about those winning entries visit nbcbayarea.com and search growing up asian. and, finally, a new addition to the mcdonald's menu a little too popular in the bay area. restaurants are already out of the ingredients for gilroy garlic fries. mcdonald's has been testing out this item at four south bay locations for a couple of weeks now. the garlic comes from christopher farms in gilroy, the nation's largest garlic grower. those look so good, rob. mcdonald's says the test store should be serving in a couple weeks. keep an eye on twitter if you're anxious to try them. some of the folks watching on facebook tried them and thought they were pretty good. >> even at almost 8:00 in the morning they look good. >> we would make a fry run if those were available. thank you for making us a part of your morning. we'll have more local news at 4:30, 6:00 and 11:00 and all day at nbcbayarea.com. have a great mother's day.

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