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.

into the next few days we are in for a warm-up. what is going on on the roadways now? >> we had an earlier crash. west 580, the earlier crash has cleared. you see where the arrow is, gone from orange to yellow. >> an overnight crash on the great highway in san francisco. happened at fulton street at the edge of golden gate park. someone was taken to the hospital. we don't know how many were hurt or extent of their injuries.

supporters of the frisco five are calling for another strike in san francisco today. >> they want everyone to stay home and boycott all san francisco businesses and restaurants. >> they expect kid to be here because parents have taken their kids to previous protests. this comes after a chaotic friday night at city hall when police arrested 33 people. protests erupted into a big clash with deputies here. they smashed a front door. it's a movement that has more demands now targeting the top of city hall.

>> we have a lot of young people stepping forward and know that what's happening in the city of san francisco is wrong and chief of police needs to be fire and the mayor needs to go, too. >> the frisco five ended their 17-day hunger strike saturday night. they remain hospitalized. fighting to regain their health. the police department released this statement saying, "we are going to facilitate first amendment activities to the extent they do not violate law or impact the rights of others." this is supposed to be a peaceful protest from 8:00 this morning to 8:00 at night. more than 1,000 rsvp. live at city hall, stephanie chuang "today in the bay." >> the blue ribbon panel is considering reforms to the department and will meet later today. that panel was created last year

after the first batch of racist and homophobic police text messages were released. they are examining racial bias in the department and expected to make institutional reforms. this marks the panel's fifth and final meeting. a judge could decide as early as today when two santa fe brothers accused of killing their parents could stand trial. defense attorneys said they are ready for the preliminary hearing to start today. the two brothers shot and killed their parents inside their evergreen home two weeks ago. in court friday, the prosecutor turned in an electronic file full of evidence. they say the push for a preliminary hearing this early in the case is actually unusual. >> the fact this case is still on track for a preliminary hearing in what is a special

circumstances murder after only ten days is highly unusual. >> if not evidence of the crime is found in a preliminary hearing, the case moves to trial. the attorney for the older brother indicated he may ask for a delay. >>. >> 5:05. one man facing criminal charges after he reportedly walked into a b.a.r.t. station with a fake gun. yesterday afternoon b.a.r.t. police were called to san leandro station. the station was closed down until officers finally made an arrest. >> a chp officer in serious condition after a crash over the weekend. the 18-year veteran is set to undergo surgery for his injuries. gregory ramirez of san lorenzo hit the officer with a fedex delivery truck he was driving.

the suspect was under the influence of drugs. six members of the san leandro police department are embarking on a long journey to honor and remember fallen officers. it's called the police unity tour and kicks off today. they will ride their bicycles d.c. it will honor more than 21,000 police officers who have all died in the line of duty. on to the hardwood now. looks like steph curry is getting better, but will not play tonight. >> he looked almost normal at practice yesterday but is listed as doubtful for tonight's game. curry is recovering from a sprained right knee. coach steve kerr assessed the situation. >> we'll see how he comes up

tomorrow in terms of after a night of sleep coming off the workout. i would say doubtful for tomorrow. slowly but surely making progress. >> last night the trailblazers man-handled the doves, but they trail 2-1. >> warriors cannot close out their series but sharks can. they are in nashville. sharks won at home saturday to take a 3-2 lead. a loss to the predators would mean game seven would be played at the sap center thursday. >> we are 5 and done here. you just popped out of bed this

morning, didn't you? >> i guess so. you have to on a monday morning. it makes it harder when you know it's cloudy and misting outside. we will have sunshine later on today. >> this will start to clear out everywhere except along the coast. san francisco looking at clouds all throughout the day. we'll see it spreading back as we go into tonight. expect another cloudy morning tomorrow then sunshine. temperatures will heat up, too. i'll talk about that coming up in ten minutes. are you watching mountain view? >> i will zoom in. we are going to zoom in toward the area near shoreline. let's get a look at the maps. northbound side reports a disabled vehicle approaching that shoreline off ramp.

that is moffett field. we'll move toward the east bay and your approach toward the bay bridge. live look shows you the approach toward the bay bridge filling up with a few more cars but no one stopping in the fastrack lanes. back to you. a federal face-off coming down to the wire. it's north carolina the deadline moving this morning to fix a controversial law. >> we look at finances behind the candidates for president, how different they are from last time. coming up in business and tech. it only happens about once every ten years. it's happening this morning. the amazing celestial event. down to the wire.

the justice department is putting the pressure on north carolina state leaders over the state's controversial "h-b-2" law. it limits protections for lesbian, gay, transgender and they are putting pressure over the h2b law that limits protection for lestians gays and trans genders. officials are telling them to fix the law today or face consequences. >> tracie potts is live in washington with more on how this could all unfold today. good morning, tracy. >> governor. governor mcrory says he'll meet the deadline today but doesn't sound like he will do anything to not enforce or roll back the law. doesn't look like the legislature will do that. if that's the case, the fed could come in with litigation. they said they think this law violates the civil rights act, that is employment discrimination requiring people to use the rest rooms of their

sex at birth, which they say discriminates against transgender people in north carolina. university of north carolina said they don't have to agree with the law, but they have to follow it and there is a lot of money tied up in this. nearly $1.5 billion in federal funds that could be withheld if north carolina continues with the effort to enforce this law. $800 million in student loans could be tied up if north carolina doesn't roll it back. we'll wait to hear more from both sides. state officials and justice department later today. >> the ball is in the north carolina government's court. thank you, tracie potts. a yearbook misprint is generating a storm of controversy. the photo shows a muslim student wearing a jihab. it identifies her as isis

phillips. the problem is that is not her name. the council on american islamic and american relations says school leaders have to reprint the yearbook. >> we are in an environment where we've seen an unprecedented increase in hate crimes to have a visibly muslim student be labeled isis, for whatever reason and whichever way, is frightening. >> the school is investigating that situation. apparently a student named isis phillips did previously attend the school but since transferred. it's not certain if that led up to this confusion. >> earlier in the campaign donald trump said he would not raise taxes on the wealthy, but the presumptive nominee is changing his mind. trump says the rich will pay more. >> for the wealthy, i think it's going to go up.

it should go up. >> democrats in the race for the white house wasted no time firing back at trump. 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 united republican party continues to week. he is meeting with house speaker paul ryan thursday. ryan has not committed to supporting donald trump yet. >> key dates for the upcoming california primary. early voting starts today in some bay area counties. voters who wish to cast their ballots early can go to the registrar of voters' office. they can cast their ballots early. absentee ballots will go out in the mail. may 23rd is the time to register

or change your party affiliation. kind of a party role reversal as republican donald trump is pondering new taxes for the rich. hillary clinton is moving closer to wall street. >> scott mcgrew joins us. >> in the past, republican candidates called for the tax cuts, democratic candidates says nasty things about wall street. the latest financial data shows candidate clinton has gathered more financial donations from wall street than all the other previous candidates in the race combined. as you point out, republican donald trump now says he would consider raising taxes on the rich. normally people who vote republican. neither side was able to make much hay out of friday's job report. it was big enough to show continued growth. unemployment rate stayed at a healthy 5%. democrats won't want to point out growth is slowing. republicans with it not want you to notice historically low unemployment.

is friday's number weak enough to stave off a summer interest rate hike? let's check your news before the bell. >> good monday to you. markets will try to start the week on a positive note. somewhat disappointing jobs report. the nasdaq down three weeks in a row for the first time since january. look for retail sales and inflation. a leadership shake-up in saudi arabia and filed wires in canada's oil stands region, crude trading at $45 a barrel and friday closing up 79 points to $1740. the group of journalists handling the panama papers will release new data. the first set of papers came out

in april and leading to the resignation of the icelandic president. they show people and companies trying to hide wealth offshore. >> government leaders, sports stars, rich people, everyone. thank you very much. >> no more hiding. >> this only happens once every ten years. mercury passing in front of the sun. this morning it's happening again. mercury will appear as a little black dot moving past the sun. on the west coast, it is expected to happen 45 minutes before sunrise when the transit will be in progress. if you see it, you need a telescope or binoculars.

this is footage of what that last transiting looked like that happened in 2016. only happens 13 times in a century. the other thing will be the cloud cover and that may throw a wrench for folks trying to do that here. it will be easier to watch it online, i think. >> save your retina. >> we are going to have great weather as we go into this afternoon. we had clouds throughout the weekend. it stays with us this morning. let's get a look outside. san jose, you can see those

clouds. looking at these temperatures starts out nice and wild. peninsula 58. 52 in the north bay. as we drop in on the south bay it's 59 in santa teresa. santa clara 7:00. in saratoga, it's 55. looking at temperatures that will be going into this low 60s by 11:00 this morning in oakland. 61 there and 62 at lunch time into the mid 60s. you see that sun coming out later on. all our microclimate shows low 70s today. foster city 67. san francisco 73 there. at we head into this evening, the giants game will go on. first pitch at 7:15 will be at 61. still mostly cloudy. i think we'll sees those clouds into this evening. winds from the west at 10 to 15

miles per hour. high pressure will move in and give us a warming trend over the next few days. by the middle of the week, we'll be in the 70s and 80s for inland areas. our temperature trend going up and peaking toward the middle of the week looking better for the weekend. mike, are you watching the commutes through mountain view and livermore? >> i am both. no slowing there. i'm going to move you over to the tri-valley. we are now looking toward the livermore approach. travel flows smoothly to the dublin interchange. it's coming into livermore. the earlier crash cleared. more slowing off 205.

looks like debris. there is the bay bridge with a little tiny slowing up there. i'm looking at these lights. that is construction on the old span. the new span is clear. it's 5:22. alarming numbering out this morning. massive amount of children being miss-onned by e-cigarettes. and in most cases... kids

swallowed the liquid nicotine. ==vo== that's according to a new study by the u-s poison center. 5:24, electronic cigarettes and making young children sick as they swallow that liquid nicotine. several die and have complications after swallowing that nicotine. the results highlight a need for better awareness about the importance of keeping the devices out of sight and reach of young children. >> reopening the conversation now on the norovirus when there's been another outbreak on a cruise ship docked in maine. almost 1/3 of the passengers have gotten sick since it left southampton, england, last month for a 34-day cruise. that's more than 200 people including crew members. that ship is carrying nearly 1,000 passengers. test results were positive for norovirus. the symptoms include nausea, vomiting and diarrhea. the ship is being cleaned right now.

5:25. to an investigative unit exclusive. cabbies say they are getting hit in the wallets and are being squeezed by ride sharing services. now a new twist that could cost you, as well. cabbies on the peninsula turned to the investigative unit saying they are being forced to pay hefty kick backs. they say if they don't pay up, they don't get work. >> you have to give up half your salary to the hotels? >> what can you say to reassure their concerns they are not going to fall into a black hole? >> call me, the chief of police in burlingame and tell him directly. >> what our undercover cameras caught at peninsula hotels and how customers may pay that price when cabbies get fleeced.

>> the hunger strike might be over but another protest is starting to spring up in san francisco. calls to boycott businesses and restaurants in that city this morning. two brothers and two different stories how their parents died. what we expect to hear in the trial today. for joining us.

i'm sam brock. =laura/4shot= and i'm laura garcia-cannon. =4shot= ad lib toss to weather good monday. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we'll get to that monday morning commute. >> hope everyone had a nice mother's day. >> mother's day week. >> let's just make it a month, why not? >> we'll have nicer weather today. yesterday was cloudy and we didn't see much sunshine. i think you'll see more sun today. let's get a look at all our microclimates. 56 degrees. cloudy sky in the south bay. also in the north bay with highs reaching into the 60s. i'll walk about that and a warm-up coming up.

mike is tracking all around the bay. >> no real surprises. look over here. maps will take you to green all over the place. getting closer to the bay bridge. we'll show you the big screen picture here. that's the backup. metering lights should be turned on right now. i'll get confirmation in a second. new at 5:31, one man under arrest after a chase when a suspect rammed a patrol car. >> started roberts and washington in fremont where police officers say they stopped a vehicle but say the driver took off and rammed a cruiser.

kris sanchez is at the courthouse. >> two different brothers with two strategies at play here. if that goes forward, we could hear more of the evidence against the brothers today. police say the 22-year-old admitted to shooting his father but not his mother, that his 17-year-old brother, who was kept out of the camera shot last week, told police a different story. that he killed both parents who were shot to death in their home back on april 24th. the brothers' attorney pushing for today's preliminary hearing

to go forward quickly, despite a considerable amount of evidence presented in court three days ago on friday. >> we'll be there monday ready to go. >> the fact this case is still on track for a preliminary hearing in what is a special circumstances murder after only ten days is highly unusual. >> the legal analysts add in addition to all the evidence to consider, will be difficult to get a proper mental health evaluation by today. the yellow jump suit denotes he might be in the mental health ward still. the brothers are being held without bail and being tried together but have separate attorneys. there appears to be a different strategy for each of them. >> 5:33 on your monday. a judge is going to consider the evidence in a high profile murder case involving these

three so-called drifters. now we are looking at the victim. they face murder charges in the killing of a hiker and also a canadian tourist in golden gate park. both crimes happened back in october. a third defendant sean angold on the left pleaded guilty to second degree murder charges and agreed to testify against the others as a plea deal. the hunger strikers are urging a boycott of corporate businesses and restaurants and telling parents to keep their children home from school. protesters want mayor lee removed from office and police chief suhr fired over what they xlam is excessive use of force by police officers. >> they are going to be in the hospital a few days as they reintroduce food into their system. they are in good spirits.

>> activists say mayor ed lee is only focused on money and today's planned strike the only way to get his attention. stephanie chuang will join us with the latest in a live report in our next half hour. something else we are watching on this monday morning and a key medical marijuana decision could be handed down today in san francisco, one that might limit prosecution of growers and dispensaries. that case is being decided by the ninth circuit court of appeals. at issue is an amendment that says the department of justice cannot use federal funding to prosecute users in states where medical marijuana is legal. doj has been going after dispensaries and growers today. three sets of defendants sued over this practice. >> the idea of supervised

injection sites for heroin addicts is gaining traction. leaders in san francisco talked about this in the past. at least three states are debating the idea. there are serious legal and political obstacles to overcome. 5:36. a new $3 billion town center in cupertino could be in the works. the proposal has more than 3,500 signatures well over the required amount. there is the rendering of the plan. retail stores, residential units and officers topped off with 30 acres trails. >> time is running out to spend time in one of san francisco's most popular parks. tomorrow alamo park will be shut down for several months. the park is known for the beautiful views and famed painted ladies victorians in the distance.

it's set to undergo renovations and new irrigation system which is supposed to save millions of gallons of water a year. mcdonald's has a big hit on its hands as customers are trying to get their hands on garlic fries. >> ten days ago mcdonald's started offering garlic fries at four south bay locations. mercury news is reporting all of them have run out of garlic. if i hope to try the neck batch, you might have to wait. mcdonald's says it could be a few weeks before the fries return due to shortage in high quality garlic. >> don't you think it is a ploy? >> just trying to drum up attention? fine my bee. >> there you go. 5:37. let's check the forecast. winds blowing through to help us

out? >> we will have a breeze today and more sunshine as we start out with clouds this morning. mist and drizzle. this is a look at the fog forecast. we are all socked in with the low clouds. you may feel mist on your face as you head out the door. by 5:00, we'll see most of us clearing out except for right along the coast where those clouds will hang out and then roll back in later on tonight. basically tomorrow morning we'll do it all over again. our temperatures will be warming up as we go through the week. i'll detail that coming up in less than ten minutes. mike, you're tracking down details. >> better news i guess is it's not a crash. there are still lanes blocked. we are zooming in toward 580 westbound coming off that 205 merge. past the merge is a stalled pick-up truck.

that's holding folks up. that's the reason why the earlier crash scene is getting a break. we'll look at the bay bridge toll plaza. no real surprise. you tend to see that on monday. looking to the north bay. southbound 101 a little more track flowing smoothly. >> goods prices continuing to climb as we head toward summer. the lundberg survey finds a 9 cent jump nationally has gone over the past few weeks. that's less exaggerated in the bay area. prices are still higher than they were. aaa reports gas in oakland and san jose average a little more than $2.80 a gallon. in san francisco, average is closer to $3. 5:39. devastation seen for miles.

the reason these wildfires are proving to be tough to fight. wall street is a bit happy about those fires. why in business and tech. thirty-four people are missing

following a massive landslide triggered by right now, 34 people are missing following a massive landslide triggered by heavy rainfall in south eastern china. rocks and mud buried an office

building and a worker's living area at the site of a hydropower project. officials said seven workers were rescued alive with injuries that include broken bones. heavy rain triggered those floods and landslides over much of south eastern china. a developing sawyer in canada. mild weather is giving a boost right now to firefighters still struggling to contain what might be that country's most destructive wildfire ever. >> firefighters got a boost from light rapes and cooler temperatures. tens of thousands remain evacuated from ft. mcmurray. more than 1,500 homs destroyed. some firefighters have seen their own homes go up in flames as they battle to save others. >> i don't consider myself a hero. but i met more heroes in this experience than i ever thought

existed. >> the fire has burned about 400,000 acres in the eight days since it started. >> here in the u.s., severe weather threatening parts of the plains, midwest and south. a tornado that hit eastern colorado saturday was half a mile wide. that was just one of many. tornado watchers went up across four states over the weekend. right now, 7 million americans are in the path of the dangerous weather. what meteorologists are calling a multivortex tornado lifted motor homes and uprooted trees. dozens of electrical poles destroyed. >> never been through anything like this. >> upside down, sideways, floating in a lake. a boat shed crushed. >> the storm pushes east, millions are still in harm's way. more tornados are possible in the country's midsection through tuesday. a silicon valley start-up is bringing a lot of us closer to the future of now drone

delivery. we talked about this. >> this is not just to your door k. we are talking about humanitarian aid. our camera was among the first to see the zip line drone in action. that drone resembles a small plane. they just announced a partnership with ups to deliver blood and medical supplies to clinics in rwanda. zip line says this design makes for frequent and flexible flying. >> we can fly farther, faster and we can fly more reliably. >> at 6:00, a tour inside zipline headquarters with more details about the new deal. >> new predictions about

automated cars. >> 2021. you recall last week, chrysler will work with google to develop an automated minivan. over weekend he said his car company would offer a fully automated car to the masses within the next five years. people who study technology predict one system made by google or tesla or somebody else will actually be the system all car companies end up using like different car companies use the same components for stereos. >> to austin, texas, say they will likely leave the texas town.

they spent $8 million trying to defeat the fingerprint law and lost. >> reacting to higher oil prices. wall street like higher oil prices even if they come because the canadian sand region is on fire. apple will cut the cost of its apple music program to students 50% off. if you're a student and have an account, you can go into your account settings and say, i am a student. they'll knock that money off right away. the other thing to watch this week, apple and "fortune" magazine put out a most respected brands every year. it's possible apple may fall out of that number one space first time in years. >> how is apple music doing competitively?

>> it's holding its own but spotify is number one. it's number one among the cool music taste for students. spotify is number one. >> how will they verify if you're a student? >> i don't know. how would they? >> interesting. >> students of life, right? how will we know if we see mercury by the sun? bob redell tells us. we are moments away from a celestial event that hasn't happened in more than a decade. professional and amateur astronomers are gearing up to see this rare sight. >> rob redell is life at the space and science center with how you can take a look, safely, we might add. >> good morning to you. they will host a viewing of mercury transiting in front of the sun here starting in about a

half hour, assuming that the clouds and fog cooperate. the last time mercury passed in front of the sun was in 2006. you can see it as a small dot moving across the face of the sun. if you'll recall from grade school, mercury is the smallest planet in our solar system, just slightly larger than our moon and only passes between us and the sun 13 times every 100 years. this will be visible for about 7 1/2 hours if you're on the east coast, less than six hours here on the west. visible from sunrise until 11:45. you do not want to stare directly at the sun. they will allow visitors to witness this event with one of their large telescopes, assuming

the clouds and fog cooperate. nasa have a partial loop of mercury transiting in front of the sun. it's already happened just not visible for us on the west coast. live here, bob redell, today in the bay. we have someone to help out in that department. >> i don't think it's going to happen. the clouds and the fog are really thick this morning. i've been watching on nasa.gov. that may be your best option if you want to see that mercury passing. >> we'll send out a link. >> there is a link on our website. let's get a look outside. looking at nice weather today.

we will get sun later on today. that was not the case for most of us over the weekend. we'll catch a little bit of a break. you see those clouds there. also you have to turn on the windshield wipers for a while once that mist starts hitting your windshield. 54 in the east bay. 7:00 in the peninsula looking at temperatures starting out in the low 50s. 52 now in dublin. 54 in alamo and walnut creek at 53. our temperatures are starting out mild. a lot of clouds we are all seeing it. let's break it down for san jose. 7:00 at 8:00 in the morning, you start to see the sun coming out. later on this morning, but still clouds in the mix. may not be until early afternoon when we get that full-on sunshine and temperatures warming up into the low 70s today. los gatos 73.

foster city 67. 74 in santa rosa. we have 69 in oakland, livermore today reaching 73. the area of low pressure over the weekend moving away from it as high pressure moving in. that will give us clear skies to the next couple of days. the valleys will start to warm up by wednesday and thursday into the 70s and 80s. then by the end of the week, changes there as an area of low pressure brings in a nice onshore flow. five-day temperature trend in dublin bring it up to 79, almost 80 in some spots. we'll bring it back closer to normal for thursday into friday. i'll have another look at the forecast coming up. you are still tracking that crash in con ford. >> you leave concord this might be an issue. we have slowing on our map. the tri-valley and east bay and

880 respectively. slowness in toward fremont. highway 4 is all right but the on ramp is an issue. bay point with slowing typical there. we are looking at 242 drive in toward pleasant hill. walnut creek interchange. bay bridge toll plaza has the most slowing. we have a little build. we start this time with a live look. san jose picked up that volume. back to you. coming up, out of the hospital but medically fragile. how the health care system is failing some families. happening right now, all eyes on san francisco city hall today as protesters plan to hit the streets and boycott

corporations after hunger strikers had to be hospitalized and called for a city wide strike of everything. a live report at 6:00. we'll fire up facebook live. your chance to have a conversation while watching "today in the bay." alright guys.

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inmate... ==vo== that's happening right now in new jersey. "arthur buckel" is a convicted killer. the hunt for an escaped inmate is happening right now in new jersey. arthur buckle is a convicted killer. he escaped on tuesday and was spotted at a rest stop in jersey but was gone by the time state troopers arrived. he was serving a sentence for aggravated assault and manslaughter for killing a crying baby. medical advances are making it easier for kids with complex health conditions to leave the hospital, but as the demand for home care increases, the supply is failing to catch up. >> our investigative unit posed the question. is accessing home care a challenge for families with sick kids? >> good morning.

we posed this question after a sonoma county mother reached out us to. she needed a nurse to help her son james with a feeding tube but the local hospital did have anyone to send blaming a lack of pediatric home care in her area. in alameda, kids are on waiting lists for months. agencies admit they can't find nurses to fill hours. north bay senator mike mcgwire proposed a bill and hopes a rate hike will increase access to home care. we took these concerns to the department that overseas medical. we found parents taking extreme measures to finally get their kids the help they need. chuck and laurie's daughter requires round the clock assistance. they had to move from napa to san diego to find consistent

nursing care. watch our full investigation right now. >> if you have a tip give us a call. the problem is toppling furniture. dramatic new statistics show how common the problem is getting. the solution may be as easy as two words, anchor it. >> we have a child in the emergency room every 24 minutes on average and a child dies every two weeks from furniture tipping over on them. >> the anchor it program includes çdo-it-yourself anchoring kits available online.

hire professional childproofers to assess dangers in your home. >> facing a judge in less than three hours. there is enough evidence for two san jose brothers accused of killing their parents to stand trial. >> stay home from work, keep your kids out of school is something they hope people will do as protest against the police department. more on the general strike that will happen here in a couple of hours. typo or targeted? the backlash surrounding a seemingly simple yearbook photo at a california high school. "today in the bay" starts right now. a very good monday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. first though we are waiting for that sun. it's been a while since we've seen it.