calling for a city-wide strike--- from their hospital beds. the so-called "frisco five" have ended their hunger strike... but are still applying pressure, calling for a city-wide strike from their hospital bed. they called an end to their hunger strike but applying pressure. >> the reason those sons are accused of killing their parents are seeing a preliminary hearinç today. >> warriors and shocks both ahead of their series and looking to hit a blow to their opponents. thank you for joining us, i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia canyon. we made it through the weekend. >> the easy part getting through monday.

kari hall. >> we have low clouds, mist and fog throughout the day. this is what we will see for the effects several hours. temperatures now in the low to mid 50s. we are looking at 50s that will warm up to 60s and 70s. let's head over to mike now. already slowing out there. >> a little slowing. this is one crash. let's show you the big look. over here approaching livermore, westbound 580 you see that slowing. that stopped up in the last ten minutes. until there it was light around the scene of a crash. four cars reportedly involved. we'll track that slowing and watch the progress toward the dublin interchange. >> thank you very much.

let's take a live look at san francisco from our emeryville cameras. in the city today is where activists are calling for a major strike across san francisco. they want to protest what they are calling excessive use of force by san francisco police. stephanie chuang joining us live from city hall. protesters are hoping to send a powerful message to the mayor and police chief. >> that's right. supporters of the hung rer strike, the frisco five say a thousand people will be here for the general strike today. they are spreading their message on social media to mobilize more people to be here for this rally. staying home from work and keeping kids out of school. they have one demand, the firing of police chief greg suhr. there was chaotic fighting night

where police arrested 33 people. topping metal detectors and smashing the front door. they expect kids to show up today. >> when the frisco five were in front of mission police station before they were taken to the hospital, their parents were bringing them by and showing how important it is to be an activist and stand up for yourself. >> now the frisco five ended their 17-day hunger strike saturday night. they are fighting to regain their health. the mayor has most recently said he supports chief suhr. the police department released a statement saying, we are going to facilitate first amendment activities that they do not violate law or impact the rights of others. this is said to be a peaceful protest here today set to start

8:00 this morning till 8:00 tonight. stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> 4:33, the blue ribbon panel considering reforms to the san francisco police department meets today. the panel was created last year after the first batch of homophobic police tests were released and they are expected to make institutional reforms. this is the fifth and final meeting. new this morning, take a look at this crash in san francisco. happened overnight on fulton street at the edge of golden gate park. someone was taken to the hospital. we don't know the extent of their injuries. our newsroom is working on getting more i did tails on this crash. judge could decide as early as today when two san jose brothers accused of killing their parents could stand trial. this has been a quick process. attorneys said they are ready

for the preliminary hearing to start today. investigators say the two brewers, omar has been kept away from cameras because he is a minor, shot and killed their parents two weeks ago. a developing story in canada. mild weather giving a boost to firefighters to what might that be country's most destructive fire weather. they got a boost from lighter rains and cooler temperatures. fires burned about 400,000 acres in eight days. tens of thousands remain evacuated from the town of ft. mcmurray. more than 1,500 homes destroyed. warriors facing a critical game four. this without their point guard steph curry. curry looked like he was almost back to normal during a practice three-on-three game yesterday. cameras let inside to see steph warming up there he's officially

listed as doubtful for tonight's game. curry still recovering from a sprained right now. last night the trail blazers did man handle the doves on saturday and trail two games to one. tipoff at 7:30 in portland. sharks can wrap up their series against nashville if they win tonight's game six on the road. sharks won at home saturday to take a three game to two lead. a loss to the predators today would mean game seven at the sap center thursday. don't force those sharks to bite. >> a mild start to our morning. >> we have clouds and watch out for drizzle. a great way to start out monday morning as you hd out the door, expect more fog. we are looking at the fog forecast. it shows the coverage all around

the bay area. it will slowly clear out across the host and in the city. looking at low visibility early tomorrow morning. a note for drivers heading through fremont. >> here's the light traffic in our live shot by mission scales and tesla. let's show you the map. you sought headlights. between stevenson there are two separate zones at the median and fast lanes blocked. you might see traffic breaks between the dunbarton bridge and mission. that crash over there has slowing. we'll track it. coming up, bay area taxi drivers turn to our investigative unit for help. >> close call or how did this small plane end up on top of the

roof of a building? mystery solved. top of a roof.

it happened yesterday in pomona, about 30 miles east of los angeles. drivers on the freeway began calling 911 when they saw the plane going down. firefighters say the pilot narrowly missed crashing one person ends up in the hospital after a plane lands on the roof. firefighters say the pilot narrowly missed crashing throughout building and said the plane lost power. the person taken to the hospital is expected to be okay.

at 4:40, to an investigative unit exclusive. cabbies say they are getting hit in the wallet. >> they are being squeezed by uber and lyft. cabbies turn to the investigative unit for help saying they are forced to pay hefty kickbacks to hotel staff. >> you have to give up half your salary for the hotels? >> what can you say to reassure taxi drivers their concerns aren't going to fall into a black hole? >> call me chief of police in burialing ham and tell him directly. >> tonight at 11:00, what our undercameras caught and customers may be paying the price.

must-see video. check out the size of this tornado. where it struck and why it wasn't the only twister that touched down over the weekend. mark i can't see any debri under

but that's going to be your tornado right there outcue: "...tornado right there." trt:4 a twisr spotted in e town ofcena yesterday. it was they are chasing that twister spotted in the town of central high, oklahoma, yesterday. this is one of many ma touched

down in the midwest and plain states over the weekend. look at that video. the tornado lifted motor homes up and uprooted trees. forecasters are warning about more possible tornados on tuesday. no serious injuries from that but terrifying to look at. >> being from california, that almost looks computer generated. >> that's from twister chasers.com? >> being from louisville, we see that all the time. very scary because they come without warning and can be deadly. let's bring it back home as we have quiet weather across the bay area. a live look oracle arena looking good. as you step out the door, you

may feel mist in your face. that is a lot of moisture still left over from the system we had this weekend and low clouds continuing. all our microclimates show temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. feeling mild. let's drop in on the north bay. 52 in novato. no need for the umbrella. we see this clearing out as we break it down from palo alto low 60s today and lunch time. then reaching to the upper 60s with mostly sunny skies this afternoon. our highs reaching 71 in san jose. 67 in foster city. 63. low 70s for the north bay while hayward pops out at 68. this evening, the blue jays will be at at&t park versus the giants.

first pitch at 61. 58 by the end of the game. make sure you have warm clothes. mosely cloudy skies. middle of the week, our temperatures will warm up as high pressure moves in. that will give us sinking air clearing out that weather system we had from over the weekend that took so long to get out of here. valley temperatures will be in the 70s and 80s. by the end of the week there will be an area of low pressure approaching that could bring a few showers. the rest of the bay area stays dry. looking at the temperature trend ramping up to 80 wednesday. thursday starts to come down. friday will be at the average high of 74. looking ahead to this weekend, a lot more sunshine in the forecast. looking better than this past weekend we had. expect highs to top out in the mid 70s in the south bay and north bay. mike, you're tracking two

crashes? >> sounds dramatic. this is san rafael. that's where one crash is. first i want to show you the map. the first crash up in san ç francisco. this is just off 101 at the off ramp. we do have reports of a crash. a fender bender, no injuries. at&t park, that will be adjacent to the at&t. you see traffic flows well. quick look at the bay bridge toll plaza. farther south the san mateo bridge moves well. back to you. >> thank you very much. politics decision 2016. earlier in the campaign donald trump said, "read his lips," he would not raise taxes on the

wealthy. he is now changing his mind. >> trump now says the rich will pay more under his presidency. >> to the wealthy, i think frankly it's going to go up. you know what? it should go up. >> democrats in the race for the white house waste no time firing back. bernie sanders says, he doesn't buy it. >> donald trump wants to give away hundreds of billions of dollars in tax breaks to the wealthiest few. >> maybe he doesn't understand running our government is not the same as making real estate deals. >> trump's attempt to unite the republican party continues this week. he is meeting with house speaker paul ryan thursday. ryan has not committed to supporting donald trump yet. >> state politics and key dates for the upcoming california primary. early voting starts today in some bay area counties. voters who wish to cast their ballots can go to the registrar of voters' office.

voters can cast their ballots early. absentee ballots will go out in the may. may 23rd is the deadline to register to vote or change your party affiliation. let's turn to business news. gas prices continuing to go up. >> a win for facebook in a chinese court. for more on that we turn to landon dowdy. >> markets will try to start the week off on a positive note. wall street coming off a down week. the dow s&p falling for the second straight week. nasdaq down three weeks the first time since january. oil prices aren in focus.

friday dow closed up 79 points to 1774. average price of regular jumping to $2.27 a gallon. in california, it's much higher, $2.80. analysts say the increase is due to higher oil prices, gas prices have risen 50 cents in the past three months. >> also what's in a name? facebook won a trademark case in china against a food company that registered the name facebook. you must be able to prove the trademark is well known in china. facebook is blocked in china to 700 million users. >> facebook food version.

mercury is passing in front of the sun. >> professional and amateur astronomers are gearing up for this morning's transiting. on the west coast, we have to wait until sunrise to see it happen. this is actual footage what that event looks like back in 2016. i mean to 2006. >> we need our solar filter binoculars for that. home anniversary investigation. how home care agencies can't fill hours. patients are ended up on waiting

lists forcing their parents to quit their jobs. >> a high school student says she was barred from attending her own prom because she was wearing a suit instead of a dress. we'll see you in two minutes.

known for its beautiful views and the famed "painted ladies'' victorians -- will close tomorrow for about nine months for renovations. that inclus alamo park will close tomorrow for about nine months for renovations. that includes the new irrigation system which is supposed to save a few million gallons of water every year. other changes include new trees and installation of wheelchair accessible rooms. six members of the san leandro police department are embarking on a long journey to

remember fallen officers. >> this is called the police unity tour and kicks off today. the officers are going to join hundreds of officers from around the country. they are going to ride their bicycles from new jersey to washington, d.c. this is going to take about four days. a silicon valley start up started with humanitarian aid. >> the zipline drone can fly up to 40 miles at a time. zipline announced a partnership with ups to deliver blood and medical supplies to clinics in rwanda. tonight at 6:00, our business and tech reporter will take us on a first-look tour inside zipline's head quarters with more details about the new deals to test out the delivery

drone. now a first hand look into frechb fries. >> why not? it is monday. mcdonald's is hit on hands as customers are left empty handed. >> who would have thought it would be a smashing success. mcdonald's started offering garlic fries in a trial run. mercury news report all have run out of garlic. you can smell it from 50 miles away. mcdonald says it could be a few weeks before the fries return to the menu due to a shortage in high quality garlic. 4:7:00. a call for a general strike in san francisco. next move for the hunger strikers. >> a little clouds and mist this morning.

looking at sunshine this afternoon. details on that. >> we just missed that truck in our view here. i'll help you miss those. =steph/live=

steph tease =sam/vo= plus- heading back to court.. in about three hours we are expecting a crowd to rally here for a general strike to demand the firing of the police chief. what protesters are asking san

franciscoians to do today. making its return this morning. the celestial event happening in the sky in less than an hour and where you can see it. good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock well. it is looking much better. 52 in the north bay and 55 in the east bay with fog and mist. that will be clearing out.