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. >> we had a lot of light rain

and clouds. it's misting. you have the drizzle. 53 in san francisco and 7:00 in the south bay. highs today still cooler than average reaching into the mid to upper 60s. there will be more sun than we've seen in days past. that sun will help warm up temperatures through the middle of the week. we'll focus on the changes the last ten minutes have seen more slowing down in toward just pass to the sunol offramp. we have a disabled vehicle somewhere through the san

leandro area. new this morning, an overnight crash on the great highway in san francisco. this happened at the edge of golden gate park and outer richmond. someone was taken to the hospital. we don't know how many were injured or extent of their injuries. supporters of the frisco five calling for a citywide strike. they are asking people to stay home from work. >> steph chuang is live in san francisco. do we have any sense how many people will participate? >> what we know is what organizers believe. they say more than 1,000 people, most online have said they will come here to help send a

message, get rid of the police chief and mayor. this comes in the wake of police shootings as well as reports of officers texting racist and homophobic messages. there was a smashed front door. strike organizers say the event will be peaceful. a call for action for the city of san francisco hoping for new faces to show up in solidarity. >> it's time for the good police officers to step up, the progressive people in the tech industry to step up. they are going after poor people and black and brown people in san francisco. when we're gone, who are they going to go after next? this is a human rights issue. this is a human rights crisis. >> the frisco five ended their

hunger strike saturday night. they are still at the medical center fighting to regain their health. this is the san francisco police department response, "we're 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. the general strike is to happen from 8:00 this morning to 8:00 tonight. city hall, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> a judge could soon decide as early as today when two san jose brothers accused of killing their own parents are going to stand trial. attorneys said last week they are ready for the preliminary hearing to start today. investigators say the two brothers shot and killed their parents inside of their evergreen home two weeks ago. >> a preliminary hearing is set to begin today in the trial of suspects accused of killing a

hiker and tourist in golden gate park. they happened back in october. the two on the right face murder charges. the third defendant sean angold agreed to testify against the other suspects as part of a plea deal. one man facing criminal charges after reportedly walking right into a b.a.r.t. station with a fake gun. yesterday afternoon b.a.r.t. police were called to san leandro station when the man entered with a replica gun tucked inside his waist band. a yearbook misprint is generating a storm of controversy of one southern california high school. the muslim student is wearing hajab.

the photo identifies her as isis phillips. school leaders have to get ahead of what happened and reprint the yearbook. >> we have seen an unprecedented increase in anti-muslim attacks, hate crimes and to have a visibly muslim student be labeled isis, for whatever reason and whichever say, is frightening. a student named isis phillips did previously attend the school but has been transferred. vincent smith an 18-year veteran of the force will undergo surgery for his injuries. while that officer was working at the scene of a hit-and-run

crash. gregory ramirez hit the officer with the fedex delivery truck he was driving. chp investigators say they suspect he was under the influence of drugs at the time. six members of the san leandro police department are embarking on a long journey to honor and remember fallen police officers. >> it's called the police unity tour and kicks off today. officers from san leandro will join hundreds of officers from across the country. they'll ride their bicycles from new jersey to washington, d.c. it will take four days. the ride will honor more than 21,000 officers who died in the line of duty. >> that includes several officers from local departments who died here in the last year. >> a nice tribute. nice start to our monday morning if you like overcast skies. >> we are looking ahead to sunshine later this afternoon. we have to deal with the clouds this morning, then we'll get

peeks of sun. you see the clouds are in with us for a little while longer. the fog forecast shows that we will still have clouds through at least 10:00 or 11:00 this morning. you're still looking at fog this afternoon. it rolls back in tonight with low visibility tomorrow morning. we'll talk about a warm-up and more sunshine for the middle of the week. that's less than ten minutes. nimitz freeway, this is san mateo picking up volume. the map shows no real surprises. typical for 580 into livermore. southbound 880 as you're approaching marina boulevard.

you may get a traffic break if you leave the house in the next few minutes you might get residual slowing. there may be another crash on the shoulder. a note for that area. up next, it was not the $400 million jackpot but someone in the bay area is still rich. they struck it rich. a powerball ticket did match 5-6 winning numbers. >> the ceo of a very hot silicon valley company just abruptly resigned. we'll take a look at the latest in business and tech.

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player this week for the second straight season. curry is the first player in nba history to average 30 points in less than 35 minutes play per game over a full season. he is doubtful for tonight's game because of that nasty knee sprain. >> that is a remarkable accomplishment for steph. at 6:13 a pilot is in the hospital after a small plane crash landed on a roof in southern california after it lost power. all this happened yesterday next to the 10 and 7:00 freeways. drivers on the road started calling 911 when they saw a plane coming in low. the pilot who suffered a broken leg and head injuries says the plane lost power. another person was treated on scene. there is a norovirus outbreak on a cruise ship docked in main.

it left england last month for a 34-day cruise. test results were positive for norovirus. symptoms include nausea, vomiting and diarrhea. the ship is being cleaned right now. it's 6:14. a big week for spacex. the company's unmanned space capsule will be headed back to earth. it is currently at the international space station. it's been there about a month. the capsule is going to bring back cargo during its expected splashdown thursday. the return to earth will only take six hours. it could be delayed if the weather doesn't cooperate. a $3 billion town center in cupertino could be in the works. it would turn the shopping mall into the hills of valco. it has over 3,500 signatures.

retail stores and officers all topped off with a 30-acre green roof of trails. the initiative will be on the ballot come november. cupertino is growing all over. >> the new apple campus is the driving engine here. >> they will hear plans from a huge new apartment complex near apple's so-called spacex camp. it has a smaller facility there. how close is it? take a look at that map. there is the super spaceship property and there is the apartment property next to it. apple tried to buy that apartment property but the company said no. apple shares are at a new two-year low. they lost $75 billion off its market cap with harris shares down 12% in just the past few weeks. the group of journalists

handling the panama papers will release new financial data at 11:00 a.m. our time. you should be able to look up names. the first set came out in early april. documents from the panamian law firm. >> head of lending club is stepping down. the founder resigned after an internal investigation found irleg loans totalling $22 million to a lending club investor. he also stepped down as chairman of the board. >> the business model is super interesting. it matches people with money with people who need money so going around the banks and you get a higher return. the company stock has been suffering lately and we expect a bloodbath today. the founder, ceo and chairman, all the same guy, stepped down suddenly before the opening

bell. >> was this all expected? >> this came out of nowhere. this was a company internal investigation. they didn't like what they saw and he stepped down. >> one to watch today. >> yes. we are watching who this lucky person is. didn't win the big jackpot but someone in the bay area came away with a cool $1 million. cask and flask sold the ticket that matched 5-6 numbers. >> someone did match all 6 numbers from a 7-eleven in trenton, new jersey. that winner hasn't come forward. jackpot worth $430 million, the seventh largest prize in powerball history. where is the guy that bought it? did he go to the cask and flask? >> did you see my new car? >> imagine if someone rolled in

with a lamborghini this morning? >> check the parking lot. >>ç we are close to a break fr clouds. >> i want to show you where we will see that sun today. let's get a look outside. we start out from at&t park in san francisco. giants game going on there a little bit later. we'll talk about that forecast. if you will need the umbrella later on. looking now from mt. hamilton, you can see this beautiful sunrise. all of us on the ground can't see it. temperatures 7:00 in the south bay. drop on the north bay to get a closer look at weather underground sites. also 53 in belvedere.

we'll get more of this bright full-on sunshine later today. we'll be in the low 70s today. 5:00, a nice comfortable temperature of 70. a look at all the microclimates today. morgan hill 72. 62 in pacifica. embarcadero at 65. hayward 68. santa rosa up to 64. pleasanton with a high of 75. blue jays will be here in the first pitch for the giants game will be at 61. mostly cloudy evening and by the end of the game 58, a light wind in the west at 10 to 15 miles per hour. we are in for changes this week. cool and wet weekend. now the warming trend. that will continue into the weekend and reach the peak of our temperatures on wednesday and thursday. then on friday, we'll start to see this area of high pressure sliding off to the east with the approach of this area of low pressure.

shows we could have more clouds, scattered showers and very brisk onshore flow that will help knock back our temperatures. 71, cooler than average today. 74. warming up tomorrow wednesday up to 80. 78 thursday. friday it starts to come back down and feels more comfortable. we look ahead to the weekend, will be a nicer one than the weekend we just had with all those clouds. highs in the upper 60s to low 70s. east bay sunday, expect a high of 72. we'll be keeping tabs on that warm-up for the middle of the week. mike, you're looking at a crash for sunol? >> right now we see that build, there is a live look at the dublin camera. that is a popular commute route. let's get you the wide look here. bottom of the screen, no surprises. over here the tri-valley is where we see the slowing.

typically shows that build top of the screen through pleasanton. a crash there reportedly blocked that. one car reportedly off its wheels. chp just got that rumor. looks like it hasn't moved. watching the upper east shore freeway. typical build there. there you go.

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california. the senator has a rally in sacramento today and stockton tomorrow. his chances of winning the party's nomination are slim admittedly so but his chances of improving the party platform are very much real. the longer the campaign goes, the more likely hillary clinton will feel pressured to brace his idea. >> the more sander campaigns, the more he inserts himself in the discussion and future of the democrat party. >> sanders is expected to make stops in the bay area before june 7. >> hillary clinton is talking drought. she says she's been keeping an eye on california water issues. >> i'm going to support as strongly as i can a process of californians to reach the conclusions and if there is a role for the federal government to expedite that, to support that, i certainly will be open to it. >> clinton did not comment on 0 water that is being let out of reservoirs here in the north and

into the ocean. that's due to restrictions on water pumps. they fear overuse could impact the endangered delta smelt. all the water released so far could fill southern california reservoirs that are only half full right now. 6:27 on your monday. a suspect intentionally ramming a police cruiser hours ago. how authorities were able to track the driver down. two brothers accused of their parents' murders and perhaps two different legal strategies at play. kris sanchez. we'll talk about what could happen at a preliminary hearing scheduled for the brothers today.

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i'm laura garcia cannon. =sam/4shot= and i'm sam brock (toss kari) good monday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we are waiting for a historic monday. mercury will be visible in front of the sun, if the sun comes up. >> a lot of cloud cover. >> a lot of cloud cover for us. you can watch it live online and other spots where you may be able to see it with full sunshine today. we are seeing clouds across all of our microclimates this morning. mostly cloudy skies. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s and highs reaching the upper 60s. even though our temperatures will be cooler than average, we will get more sunshine today. something we've been missing all weekend long. we'll have warmer air in the forecast as well. let's head over to mike now

tracking a crash in the tri-valley and on the peninsula. >> two areas i'm finding major slowing. areas like oakland, typical pattern there past the coliseum. map will show you nothing unusual about most of our commutes. we'll zoom in here and watch this crash south 680 around highway 84 off ramp. two lanes were blocked by an overturned vehicle. that is a huge commute spot. you can cut through highway 84. peninsula southbound 101 from 380 toward that offramp there by sfo. a crash reported. not a lot of detail but we see that unusual slowing. golden gate bridge, no problem coming in two or from the north bay. >> thank you very much. all new this morning, initiating contact with a police car. one man under arrest right now

after a chase police say started when that suspect rammed a patrol car. >> it started after midnight in fremont where police say officers stopped a vehicle. they say the driver took off and rammed the cruiser. after a chase, the suspect got out of the car and ran. officers arrested him. luckily, no one was injured. >> happening today, we could learn if there is enough evidence for the two san jose brothers accused of killing their parents to stand trial. >> legal experts say this is unusually early for a preliminary case in a crime of this magnitude. >> it is very fast, but it is certainly the right of the defendant to waive that right to speedy trial. that's what the attorney for the younger brother says is happening today. if this preliminary hearing goes forward, we could find out what the evidence is against the brothers. what we know is the 22-year-old

admitted to shooting his mother but not his mother. the 17-year-old brother who was kept out of the camera shot told police his older brother shot both of their parents. they were shot to death in their home in the evergreen neighborhood of san jose just two weeks ago yesterday. the younger brother's attorney is pushing for today's preliminary hearing despite a considerable amount of evidence presented in court three days ago. >> we'll thereby on monday ready to go. >> the fact this case is on track for a preliminary hearing in what is a special circumstances murder after only ten days is highly unusual. >> the legal analyst adds in addition to all the evidence to consider, it will be difficult to get a proper mental health evaluation by today. the yellow jump suit denotes he

is being held in the mental health ward. both brothers are being held here without bail. when they go back to the courtroom today, if they do, we will be there. kris sanchez, today in the bay. developing story in canada. mild weather giving a boost to firefighters battling what might be that country's most destructive wildfire ever. firefighters got a boost from light rains and cooler temperatures. tens of thousands remain evacuated from the town of ft. mcmurray. more than 1,500 homes destroyed and 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 burned about 400,000 acres.

it's a fiery debate and showdown in the tarheel state. the justice department is in the process of putting pressure on north carolina leaders following its controversial law. >> the law limits protections of lesbians, gays and trans genders and bisexual people. tracie potts is live in washington, d.c. the justice department is warning the state to back down orioles. >> exactly. today is the deadline for the state to respond. they will respond but doesn't look like they are backing down. this law commonly known as the bathroom law because it requires people to use the cqthroom of their sex at birth, which many argue is discriminatory against transgender individuals. they say it violates the civil rights act, employment act, and they want at least to be ashired north carolina will not enforce this law as it looks like the legislature won't roll it back which looks like they won't.

we wait to hear from governor mcrory or state officials. it's not that they agree with the law but they are bound to upholding it until the state decides otherwise. when looking at millions of dollars that could be at stake. nearly $1.5 billion in federal funds could be withheld from north carolina. $800 million in student loans at unc could be withheld if north carolina doesn't change or agree not to enforce this law. we wait to hear more from the justice department in north carolina later today. >> thank you very much. 6:36. time is running out to spend time at one of san francisco's most popular parks. tomorrow it will shut down for several months. alamo park known for its beautiful views and proximity to the famed painted ladies

victorians. it is set to undergo renovations and new irrigation system which is supposed to save a few million gallons of water every year, installation of trees and wheelchair accessible bathrooms. here is a sight you will see. espn reporting that warrior star steph curry will lift up the mvp trophy again. he will be the most valuable player for the second straight season. curry is the first player in nba history to average 30 points in fewer than 35 minutes over a full season. he broke his own record for three-pointers made in a season. curry is doubtful for tonight's game against the trail blazers in portland because of his knee sprain. warriors are up in that series 2-1.

>>. >> sharks can wrap up their series tonight. they won at home saturday in the western conference semi final series. a loss to the predators today would mean game seven would be played at the sap center on thursday. one rare case we don't want to see them back at home. >> customers trying to get their hands on the new gilmore garlic fries. >> mcdonald's started offering a trial run at four different south bay locations. all. restaurants are out of garlic. pretty important for garlic fries. i might have to wait. mcdonald's says it could be weeks before the fries return to their menu due to a shortage in high quality garlic.

>> they should pair it up with the shamrock shakes. >> we have the garlic capital of the world in gilroy. the most garlic in the world and we can't get it to mcdonald's in time. >> oh, but they are waiting on the high quality garlic, right? maybe that's the issue. we'll have great weather out there today. this is pretty much the only place where you can see the sunrise. we are above the clouds. we are seeing fog covering pretty much most of the bay area. we have clear inland skies and warmer temperatures. you'll see that fog along the coast. see it rolling back in tonight. then seeing fog once again starting out early tomorrow morning. into the next couple of days we will have morning clouds, afternoon sunshine and warmer air moving in.

i'll get to all of that in less than ten minutes. mike is tracking three crashes blocking lanes. >> we'll take you out there. the bay bridge places like this predictable pattern. we zoom out. most folks in the south bay and peninsula, there is one part we'll watch. this is out of the altamont pass. we have a crash blocking three lanes. a number of vehicles involved. that does hold traffic out of the altamont. south of the dublin interchange is the other crash. south 680 around the highway off ramp there. you have a crash blocking two lanes. crews working quickly to change that situation. no good alternate unless you move over to 880.

peninsula south 101, we do have the airport exit and crash blocking one lane and slowing from 380. 280 is a better alternate. quick look at san jose shows you silicon valley much calmer and lighter. moving quickly. coming up, an emotional reunion in southern california after a family spends a decade thinking their loved one is dead only to be proven wrong. >> can you imagine? critical medical supplies delivered via drone. an exclusive first look at the technology making it happen. big shake-up in a san francisco hot start-up. a look at the big board this morning. dow slightly positive. an event so rare happens only once in ten years. rob redell and how you can observe mercury transiting in front of the sun.

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long-lost family member was likely dead-- an emotional reunion happened after ten years thinking a long lost family member died, an emotional reunion in san diego county. >> it's wonderful to see you. >> the 79-year-old san diego native and air force veteran randy gate wooed went missing from his yuma, arizona home in 2007. his young brother filed a missing persons report and over time feared the worst for his brother who suffers dementia. he was able to track down his brother through medical records. >> i was absolute lly

flabbergasted. he is alive, well and being cared for, the opposite of what i thought. >> you can only imagine how valuable this time is moving forward. the family is finally back together a decade later. now they begin the process of piecing together where randy's been. and rebuilding their life together. >> that is going to make me cry. look at that. it is 6:45. ceo and hot new star is out. >> the head of lending club resigned and you're saying it's abrupt. >> one of those companies taking on the big old boring banks matching people with money to people who need it. it had banks very nervous. this morning the company says its founder and ceo, there in the middle, is resigning.

the company says he was involved in an irregular business deal with a lending club investor selling loans to that investor without all the paperwork. it is nothing that appears to be rising to the level of crime but not the transparent business dealings lending club would like to have. if the name sounds familiar, the company's boat is pretty famous. he is a world famous seller and winner of the race and the sailboat is on san francisco bay. shares in lending club plunged on this morning's news. down 25%. markets coming off a down week and lousy for some time now. another shocker from donald trump. now he says he thinks the rich will see their taxes go up if he were to be president.

he says he supports an increase in the minimum wage, as well. he says it should be up to states to set that minimum. tax hikes for the rich and minimum wage levels generally are democratic. so he continues to stir up his base. >> this feeds into the perception that this guy is not a real republican. he is not a real conservative. >> we'll see if it's talk, too. he's been known for that. i want to see a debate. >> a lot closer to drone delivery. we were amopping the first to see a zip line drone action. can fly up to 40 miles at a time. they announced a partnership with ups to deliver blood and

medical supplies in rwanda. >> with a drone that looks like a plane like this, we can fly farther, faster. >> scott budman will take us on a first look tour inside zip line headquarters. >> how about a first look at our solar system? mercury, you see that dot moving in the animation moving across the sun. it looks like a small black dot traveling across the face of the sun. do not try to look directly at it. keep that advice in mind.

>> it is a big deal today. >> you do. could you use the observatory here. >> this is a time lapse of mercury going across the sun. we have conrad jones. i think the one thing that impresses me, this is not in realtime but reminds us how large the sun is in relation to us. >> very much so. the sun is a huge object. >> it takes about 7 1/2 hours from mercury to transit which gives you an idea of the size of

the sun. anything astronomers hope to learn? >> mostly the event is one for personal enjoyment and to remind ourselves something about the dynamics of our own solar system. in this case, we are watching a planet travel in front of the sun. it also represents in a very direct and personal way something astronomers are doing today absolutely object serving the same kind of event happening around other stars where a planet passes in front of the stars. kind of a miniature eclipse. >> thank you very much. appreciate you being up early. or you can look at it with your

own eyes if you have a binocular or tell scone with a solar filter. you do not want to stare directly at the sun. it will only be viewable until about 11:45 in the bay area. bob redell beings today in the bay. we've got a link at nbcbayarea.com. >> it's neat. >> it looks cloudy you look least mid morning and early afternoon. let's look at the golden gate bridge. even some mist and fog in spots. that you'll have to deal with as you head out for work or school this morning. after that clears out, we are looking for sunshine today. we have to hold on a little while longer. 53 in san francisco in the east

bay. we drop in on the east bay to get a closer look, 51 in hayward, livermore 53 and 53 in dublin. in the north bay it's 52. 60 at 10:00. you see the sun around lunchtime. then bright and sunny throughout the afternoon. for at least cloud cover for trying to view mercury. then our temperatures warming up into the upper 60s for parts of the peninsula. low 70s for the south bay. san francisco 65. 74 for santa rosa. seven-day forecast shows warming temperatures for the middle of the week. this is why. high pressure moving in as that area of low pressure we have over the weekend gave us clouds and light rain. that is moving away from us. high pressure will help clear

things out. valley temperatures in the 70s and 80s. by the end of the week, slight cooling. also brings in a slight chance of rain for the north bay. we see temperatures jump up between wednesday and thursday. friday it starts to come back down. average temperature at dublin 74. we'll be above that. this weekend looking nice. nicer than this past weekend. i would make plans to get outside. looking nice with highs in the 60s in san francisco and low 70s for the south bay. let's head over to mike.ç we have southbound 680 from

dublin interchange. we have a big slowdown for sunol boulevard. easing up toward highway 84. chp has not given the all-clear. watch for activity for that crash there. we are just starting to see the slowdown and recovery south 101 to sfo. they cleared the lanes there. south bay, northbound, lighter flow here. back to you. two brothers expected in court later this morning. details we could learn about the murders of their parents. >> in just about an hour, protesters are set to be here.

>> first, happening now, at home nursing care lacking for bay area's sickest children. the investigative unit uncovers how home care agencies cannot fill hours. patients ending up on waiting lists. >> a high school student says she was barred from attending her problem because she was wearing a suit rather than a dress. weigh in on the controversy on our facebook page.

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here are the top or 6:58. welcome back. before you head out the door, here is a look at the top stories on "today in the bay." >> stephanie chuang joins us live from san francisco city hall. supporters of the frisco 5 are calling for a citywide strike today. >> good morning. they want san franciscans to stay home from work, keep kids out of school, boycott restaurants and corporate businesses and come here to city hall for this general strike. protesters have been demanding mayor ed lee fire police chief suhr in the wake of police shootings and homophobic texts among officers. friday night they arrested 30 people.

now these protesters want not just the chief gone but mayor ed lee gone. the cisco five ended their 17-day hunger strike saturday night but are still in the hospital regaining their health. this is supposed to be a peaceful protest from 8:00 this morning to 8:00 at night. a judge could decide when two san jose brothers accused of killing their parents could stand trial. attorneys said they are ready for the preliminary hearing to start today. investigators say the brothers shot and killed their parents inside their evergreen home two weeks ago. we've been watching the planet mercury rise and we'll see the mercury rising on our thermometers. >> today will be nice. morning clouds and afternoon sunshine. >> what about that morning commute? >> sunol is the remainder of the three crashes we've been covering.

southbound 680. jammed from the dublin interchange. >> we'll have an update on that. good morning. party unity? donald trump scoffs at the notion the republican party needs to come together for him to win in november. >> i'm very different than anybody else perhaps that's ever run for office. >> sarah palin predicts the demise of house speaker paul ryan for with holding endorsement. >> his political career is over but for a miracle because he is so disrespected the will of the people. >> can trump heal the party whip and does he want to? tornado outbreak. >> it's really spinning. >> at least eight tornados reported overnight including this one in oklahoma. 24 million people facing more severe storms today.