one way to wake up. good morning. thanks for joining us. >> the only thing want to hear growling in the morning is my stomach. appreciate our appetite for cooler weather, kari. >> looking forward to that, too. it will be gradual as we go through the week. we had searing temperatures for the past several days. this weekend started the cooling trend and it continues today. right now as we look at temperatures in the east bay and peninsula, it's 57 with highs today reaching the upper 70s for the inner bay and low 80s for the north bay, south bay and tri-valley and san francisco today. 66. we'll talk about those slightly cooler temperatures in the forecast. let's head over to mike updating us on the south bay crashes. >> right. first we have that fremont drive heading into the south bay. we are watching two crashes here. at the bottom of your screen southbound 17, one lane is

currently blocked. a deer was hit earlier. it sounds like the animal has to be removed. that is sad news to start with. one lane blocked by a single car spinout. no major injuries there and no problems heading toward the bay bridge. 5:01. moving on to decision 2016. a race to the finish. we are now in the final countdown ahead of tomorrow's primaries in the golden state. >> hillary clinton and bernie sanders are fighting to the bitter end. clinton is only a few delegates away from the nomination. sanders is not giving up any time soon. kris sanchez back with the latest for us from the campaign trail this morning. that includes the last-minute rallies scheduled for today. they are going right down to the wire. senator bernie sanders will be in san francisco tomorrow, the very day californians go to the polls. so will hillary clinton here in

the bay area. let me show you the three most recent polls conducted in the last week. nbc/"wall street journal"/marist poll puts clinton up by 2%. same story for the field poll. clinton up with a margin of error about four percentage points. clinton was in the bay area yesterday in vallejo talking with community leaders about education. in oakland where she told folks that she would bring jobs and keep trying to end gun violence. former president bill clinton was also in the bay area. he was in los gatos shaking hands. while hillary clinton is sure of a win tomorrow, she says senator sanders says that even if she takes california, his superdelegate count puts him within striking distance of the nomination if there is a broken

convention. >> if working people, young people are prepared to come out make it clear it's too late for establishment politics, we are going to win. >> after tuesday, i will do everything to reach out and try to unify the democratic party and i expect senator sanders to do the same. >> senator sanders was in san diego ahead of today's bay area trips. he will rally at crisis field with danny glover. those polls show sanders is closing on clinton's lead in california as well. she still only needs about 30 delegates to get the nomination ahead of the convention and california is just one of six states voting tomorrow. >> thank you very much. 5:03. more fallout as we talk about politics and what happened after rallies. this outside a donald trump rally in san jose where things quickly turned violent. the chair of california's republican party is demanding answers.

there will be a gathering at san jose city hall at 11:00 this morning in response to violent protesters. hundreds demonstrated outside the trump event thursday night. some people in the crowd grew rowdy picking fights with trump supporters, burning trump merchandises and egging that woman. san jose police say they were spread thin in providing security for that event. the california primary is tomorrow. you can count on nbc bay area for all your decision 2016 coverage. right now click on the voter's edge section. stanford campus on alert this morning as police search for a man who accosted two female students while they slept. around 3:00 a.m. a woman woke up to a man lifting the covers off her bed. she screamed and the man ran

from her room. the woman searched the residence for 30 minutes and eventually spotted him, but he ran away. several hours later, public safety officers said the man was back lifting the covers off another woman as she slept. that woman chased him from the home into a parking lot. we'll have a live report coming up in our next half hour. in san jose there were two deadly shootings in just as many days. the latest happened yesterday afternoon near julian and 26th street. police found a man suffering from multiple gun shot wounds who later died at a hospital. the incident is nearly identical to a shooting that happened saturday night about a mile away. the victim of that shooting was found east hills drive. that man died at the hospital. investigators are struggling for leads in both these cases. >> at this point, i don't have a reason to believe they are connected. we are in the preliminary stages of this investigation and investigating the other one, as

well. we are learning new details that the man accused of stealing a gun from an fbi's car in san francisco. he was arrested last tuesday. authorities say he stole the pistol and agent badge and i.d. over the memorial day weekend. authorities have since recovered all the items. gregory is due back in court tomorrow. santa clara deputies found themselves in an unusual standoff this weekend. instead of waiting for a criminal to emerge from a hideout, they were waiting for a mountain lion to come down from a tree. this happened saturday at mcclellan ranch preserve. the cat growled at children and ran up a tree. they decided against tranquilizing and relocating the animal. instead they waited for the mountain lion to come down and leave on its own accord, which it did after nightfall.

>> i got twitter message and an e-mail. >> somebody is walking by and saw it and reported it. unless it was reported, they were basically blocking it off for foot traffic. i have been trying to photograph it for two years. i finally got the opportunity. >> mountain lion attacks on humans are extremely rare. only 16 verified attacks on humans in california since 1890. you can see more photos of this big cat up close and personal on nbcbayarea.com. new this morning, crews working to repair aç water mai break in walnut creek. was a service line that ruptured about 10:00 last night. this is happening on buena vista near parkside. right now, no roads are closed and crews do expect to have the repairs finished by about 6:00 this morning. tonight, the san jose sharks try to hold up in their stanley cup finals against pittsburgh.

they beat the penguins saturday night in a dramatic overtime goal but face a two games to one deficit. a win tonight would be a big boost for our sharks and keep the series on track. if you are not going to the shark tank, watch the game right here on nbc bay area starting at 5:00 p.m. if you still want to see tonight's game in person, there is a limited amount of tickets. they are going up for grabs today but only at the sap center box office. that will open at 10:00 a.m. our warriors dismantled the cavaliers in front of a roaring crowd at oracle arena. >> draymond gray for three. >> draymond finished with 28 points. he could have beaten the cavs by himself in this game. back to his game high 28. warriors are only two wins away from back-to-back championships. the final score 110-77.

doves have won five in a row since facing elimination in the western conference finals. >> once it clicked for us in that series shall we've been coming out with the same energy, the same effort. crazy thing is, we can all play better. we've got to continue to play defense we are doing and individuals will shine all along the way. >> a whole lot of individuals shining in this postseason. warriors lead the series two games to none. game three is going to take place wednesday night. >> you can't let down that guard, so to speak. >> are the cavs going to put up a fight? >> i think we better not, you know. >> don't count your chickens before they hatch. >> not as bad. inland areas, you'll feel the difference, still hot weather there. let's get a look at what to expect today. we start out with clouds this morning, mild temperatures. as you head out for lunch time

starting to heat up. 81 in the tri-valley and the peninsula 72. in the mid 60s for san francisco. we'll have upper 80s for the tri-valley as well as the south bay. still very warm in spots. we'll continue to see those temperatures taking a little bit of a dip through the week. i'll talk more about that in less than ten minutes. mike is tracking a new crash near the bay bridge. >> nothing major as far as the description goes. there may be one lane affected. i don't see it on our camera shots. 580. the rest of the day moves very well around here. we have a crash over near milpitas. a little burst of traffic starting to show up. coming up, say good-bye to a

legend. the death of boxing great muhammed ali as memorials continue to grow. >> the last person hacked got hacked over the weekend.

an emotional weekend as the body of muhammed ali is back home. a chartered jet carried his casket back to his hometown louisville yesterday afternoon. >> preparations continue for a public memorial friday. the celebration of ali's life will include a winding 19-mile funeral procession past the places that were a key part of

his life including the neighborhood where he grew up and learned to fight. many mance are gathering at the muhammed ali center in louisville to remember his greatness inside and outside the ring. >> he served his purpose that was put forth for him in this world, and he did it with grace. >> former president bill clinton, billy crystal, bryant gumble expected to speak. what would you pay to have lunch with warren buffett? the starting bid is $25,000. it will raise money for a san francisco nonprofit connected to glide memorial church. the bidding ends 7:30 friday night and winner can take up to seven friends to lunch at a famous new york city steak house. 5:14. short term rental companies could be paying the price if hosts don't follow the rules in san francisco. services like airbnb were made

legal in san francisco two years ago. there was a loophole in the law that allowed hosts to list properties before registering with the city. a new proposed rule would require short-term rental websites to post registration numbers to help weed out illegal rentals. the legislation goes to the board of supervisors this week. the weekend is over. everyone going back to work. that includes wall street which is trying to absorb the bizarre jobs report. >> no interest rate hike any time soon? >> no. i don't think so. not with what we saw friday. a jaw-dropper of a jobs number. 38,000 jobs added in the month of may. we've been in the hundreds of thousands of jobs added for months. this means the fed's going to punt on any planned rate hike. and serves fears the economy slowed. there were bright spots. unemployment rate, lowest it's been in more than a decade. hourly wages up better than 2%

on the year. inflation still low. consumer spending is the strongest it's been in a long time. one guy not going to work today is tony who left google after a rocky relationship with employees. fidel has a long history in silicon valley. he helped create the ipod and wants to go to work on go-carts. >> congressman from california daryl issa wants the government to use uber and lyft. he says it would help taxpayers save money. >> let's check the rest of the news before the bell with landon dowdy. >> good morning to you. wall street could start the day in posterity after ending flat last week. futures are higher. that despite friday's disappointing report. the jobs report shows the

economy added just 38,000 jobs last month. no major economic data today, but fed chair janet yellen speaks this afternoon. dow fell 31 points, nasdaq lost 28. >> a hacker group claims it was able to hack into several accounts owned by facebook ceo mark zuckerberg over the weekend, his twitter and pinterest account. the hacker posted screen shots to prove the access. zuckerberg regained control. they used new data from the old hack of linkedin. you probably have old accounts, myspace would be a good example of one that still works, you just don't use it any more. if that has easy access, the hackers may be able to use that access to then jump to the next one. now they may know something they

didn't know before. go back and look at some of those old accounts. things you don't use. >> he doesn't have a firewall set up for people specifically monitoring his account. >> firewall would work differently. someone specifically watching his accounts would be a great idea. i think he probably forgot he has them. >> now we know his really good chicken recipe and arts and crafts for the kids. 5:18. two-smile stretch of southern california coast line shut down over concerns about large sharks in the water. sheriffs' helicopter crews spotted the sharks in huntington beach. most of the sharks were believed to be at least 8 feet long and swimming 150 yards from shore. two beaches were closed but may reopen today. the sighting comes a week after a shark attack on a swimmer. 5:18. people living along florida's gulf coast are preparing for tropical storm colin in

northwest florida. inmates helped to fill up almost 7,500 sandbags to be handed out to residents. national weather service expects the tropical storm to make landfall today or tomorrow north of tampa. they say heavy rain and high surf are the main threats. as much as 8 inches of rain is expected along with the storm surge of almost three feet. no precipitation in our neck of the woods, just a lot of heat. >> it won't be as bad through the week. it's looking better through this work week. let's get a look at the golden gate bridge. we start out with cloudy skies. we'll see more clouds, especially along the coast. it will keep it from getting steamily. 59 is where you're starting now in concord. 57 in oakland. 60 in san jose. we had this area of high pressure building the heat, but that will start to back off and move farther to the south and to

the ea. we'll see this area of low pressure moving in. that will give us a stronger onshore flow. morning fog and clouds near the coast and much cooler temperatures throughout the next several days, especially for the end of the week. today is still very warm in the south bay. up to 85 in morgan hill. petaluma 78. oakland 70. 88 today in dublin. seven-day forecast, here is a look at san francisco are. it does stay right at about average along the coast and in the city. then we'll see a gradual warming trend in a couple of those spots. still very hot in the tri-valley today and tomorrow. average temperature 78. we will not see that until friday when the stronger onshore flow kicks in. making plans for the weekend, we are going to see those temperatures feeling better this weekend compared to last weekend. you can make some plans to get

outside. we are talking in san francisco and low 80s. let's head over to mike for a look at what's happening. >> we see a few folks in the cash lanes slowing down. they are backing up there. fastrack lane moving very well before the metering lights go on. look at the rest of the bay. i have circled the approach from the maze heading toward the bay bridge toll plaza. earlier crash not an issue. it was reported off the berkeley curve. we showed the flowing at the incline. in the area, eastbound 580 at macarthur boulevard, closing that off ramp a number of weeks. san pablo avenue, a much bigger roadway. the rest of your bay shows an easy flow of traffic. highway 9 cleared. east 237 going on at macarthur

boulevard. look at that, just a burst of traffic. they were waiting for that camera. >> that is realtime reaction. next, blue angels in san francisco. the proposal based on the tragedy in tennessee involving the jets.

5:24, today an ohio prosecutor will announce if he plans to charge the family whose 4-year-old boy fell into the gorilla exhibit. cincinnati police say they are focusing their investigation on the child's parents and family. they have since turned those results over to the prosecutor's office. most legal experts believe the child endangerment or similar charges are unlikely to be filed. veteran news photographer and editor for npr died after an attack in afghanistan. david gilkey and an afghanistan translator were killed on assignment. the convoy came under fire and their vehicle was hit. gilkey seen on the right covered both national and international news for the network and made numerous trips to afghanistan and iraq. his work has won many awards,

including a national emmy and edward r. murrow award. after the deadly crash involving the blue angel in tennessee. supervisor says proposing a resolution restricting the flight of the jets overbay area skies. they wouldn't be able to fly directly over san francisco during practices or air shows. a jet went down during a practice run killing the pilot. the miss usa crown is heading to the nation's capital. an army reserve officer from washington, d.c., waking up with new headware and new title this morning. she was crowned in las vegas last night. she successfully navigated swimsuit, evening gown and question and answer where she voiced the support of the military inclusion of women in combat roles.

barber is an i.t. analyst and logistics commander for the u.s. army in ft. meade. beautiful, brainy and dangerous. we are now less than 24 hours away from the polls opening in california for our state's presidential primary. the last-minute dash for votes in the bay area. >>. >> after last week's violence outside a trump rally in san jose, a rally this morning to demand why the city didn't do more. >> stanford university police looking for a suspect in two personal fouling incidents that took place just hours apart.

a good monday morning, i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. aren't we having a happy monday? >> yes. happy to be back to work. you were in san diego. did you bring a taste of san diego back? >> the rest of us are still going to be feeling sizzling temperatures. we are talking about upper 80s today for the south bay, tri-valley and parts of the north bay. we will have a slow warming trend as we go through the week. as you step out the door, it's in the mid 50s to low 60s. mild and cloudy. still hot for inland valleys. lunch time temperatures nice and comfortable for most of us. continues to heat up. we'll be up to 88 in the tri-valley and san francisco, 66. we'll talk about a slow warming trend through the week. that's coming up in a few

minutes. over to mike for an update on the south bay crash. >> we'll show you the backup at the bay bridge. no real issues at the bay but in the south bay tracking this crash heading over toward 880. one lane blocked, one not is for those out the altamont crash. bizarre incident near stanford as police are searching for clues. >> a man accosted two women as they were sleeping, walking into their rooms. pete, it happened more than once. >> reporter: yes. we had two incidents here on campus drive. this male suspect entering the unlocked rooms of two female

victims. the first one happened around 3:00 a.m. when that took place, the suspect entered the room lifting the bed covers off the victim and standing over her. he ran off after she screamed. you had a similar incident between 6:00 and 6:45 a.m. the victim chased the suspect away. he was last seen running toward this area on campus drive. hispanic male adult between 18 and 30 years old. approximately 5'9", stocky build, short brown hair, brown ice, last seen wearing a gray shirt. this is an ongoing investigation. if you have information, contact stanford university. pete suratos. it is 5:32. a man is behind bars after he engaged in lewd behavior. police say a woman and her 5-year-old daughter were walking on hemlock street saturday night when a man drove up alongside

them and acted inappropriately. it's not clear what is behavior included. the two quickly crossed the street but the man drove next to them again and did the same thing then drove away. the woman called police and gave them his license plate number. officers tracked him down. eric santiago of fairfield. they arrested him. decision 2016, battle for votes is on. hillary clinton and bernie sanders hitting the campaign trail again in california ahead of tomorrow's primaries. hillary is closer to nabbing the democratic presidential nomination after a blowout victory in the u.s. virgin islands and win in puerto rico. the latest polls show sanders may be closing in on her lead here in california. today bill clinton is planning a campaign blitz through the bay area. he will start in hayward, go to oakland, antioch and richmond

and finally end in san francisco. last night the former president arrived in los gatos where fund-raiser participants paid $20 to have their pictures taken with clinton. >> so many children are bringing a lot of challenges to schools with them. we have put that burden on the schools and in particular on the teachers. >> earlier in the day, clinton made a surprise visit to oakland's greater snowfall church vowing to bring jobs and talking about ending gun violence. bernie sanders is not backing down any time soon today. he is going to be at a star-studded rally at san francisco's chrissy field. guests will include dave matthews and danny glover. sanford has been known to draw celebrities to his rallies. while clinton is expected to win enough delegates to clinch the

nomination before polls close on tuesday, sanders is showing no signs of giving up. >> if working people and young people are prepared to come out to make it clear it's too late for establishment politics and establishment economics, we are going to win. >> bernie still believes there could be a brokered convention for the democrats. he pledged to stay in the race all the way through to the national democratic convention which is next month in philadelphia. california republicans are demanding answers. this comes after violent protests erupted outside a donald trump rally in san francisco last week. they want to know how this happened. bob redel is live outside san jose city hall where a rally is planned for later this morning. good morning, bob. >> good morning. the head of the california republican party announced there will be a rally outside san jose city hall at 11:00 this morning. the group wants to know why, in their opinion, the police didn't do more to stop the violence

during thursday's protests outside san jose convention center where donald trump had been speaking. people in the crowd picked fights with trump supporters, burned trump merchandise, blocked streets, threw an egg at a woman who supports the presumptive republican nominee for president. police said friday even with 250 of their own officers plus more from other agencies, they were still spread thin. chief garcia defended his officers not always getting involved in the altercation for fear the crowd might turn on his officers. only four arrested, three for felony assault. some republicans supported democratic mayor sam locardo who they believed allowing the violence to happen. bob redel, today in the bay. as we've been mentioning, california primary is tomorrow. you can count on nbc bay area for all your decision 2016

coverage. right now, click on our voter's edge election guide to find unbiased and indepth information on candidates and local races. >> talk about the temperatures rising. wildfire season is here. hundreds of firefighters across the state are on the front lines battling six large fires. most are in southern california. there's also one burning right now near monterey. 44 local fire figfighters are assisting with that fire. after only a half hour it spread to more than 3,000 acres. more than 120 homeowners had to evacuate. the alameda county fire department said many factors are making this a particularly tough fire season. >> the weather is working against them. it's high temperatures, low humidity and strong winds. the fuel type is brush which allows for rapid fire spread.

>> as for that fire near monterey, it's listed at about 10% containment. >> another wildfire burning near an upscale los angeles suburb. some are returning home. firefighters say the so-called old fire is now 80% contained. now they want to keep residents safe. fire burned 500 acres and slid off into neighbors burning back yards and damaging homes. 5,000 people were evacuated at one point. neighbors say it was a mad rush to get everyone to safety. >> i could see the smoke and fire. >> a driver lost control of a car and crashed into power poles downing lines in three different places. >> we are bracing ourselves for what might be a very active fire season this summer.

the rain might play a role. >> all those plants in bushes and brush very calm now then it's dry. more dry weather and slightly cooler temperatures. that may help us out a little bit. coastal fog and clouds to start this morning. highs today reaching 76 degrees in the east bay. you can see the low clouds. 83. also for the south bay still very warm with a high of 86. cooling along the coast, still hot inland. we'll talk about all of us starting to cool off by the end of the week. that's coming up in less than ten minutes. mike has more on that crash east of livermore. >> affecting folks heading out of the livermore area. no slowing there. green on 92. 84 and even in the south bay.

>> quick look outside. we'll show you a better look at silicon valley. >> monday morning starting for a lot of people. next, politics or just policy? the reason school administrators are banning a student from wearing his favorite hat. >> a kanye west concert suddenly called off. >> state of maine will pay you to move there. remembering muhammed ali. details outside the muhammed center in louisville. new this morning...

==take vo== a surpriseye west conrt caused chaos inew york citearly fans descended on manhattan's east l new this morning, a surprise kanye west concert caused mayhem. west tweeted about the pop-up show. about 4,000 people swarmed the webster hall there which only holds 1,500 people. minutes before the performance was slated to begin, the venue announced the show was canceled. eventually west, kim kardashian

and their entourage departed a lot of disappointed fans. 5:43. a california third grader has been banned from wearing his favorite hat to school. it's a "make america great again" hat signed by donald trump. on thursday he left class early because school leaders said the hat was causing safety concerns. >> they told me to take my hat off because it was making negative emotions. >> logan also says that asking him not to wear that hat of the candidate he supports is a violation of his free speech. >> wait till trump finds out about that one. >> record spending helped shape the legislature. special interest groups, nearly 800 separate committees shelled out more than $20 million for

the primaries. blows away the old record of $17 million two years ago. independent spending exceeds $1 million. including the heavily contested 15th senate district in the south bay. government shelling out money to regular people? last night the swiss said no to what sounded like a crazy idea giving everyone in that country $30,000 just because. >> no money for me, but i would have liked to have seen what would have happened. how it would turn out. voters last night voted no to something called the universal basic income. we talked about this before. a living wage for anyone. it's not welfare exactly. just getting paid for being a citizen. switzerland overwhelmingly rejected the idea.

there are okays to overcome the biggest reason encouraging people not to work. but this goes to everyone even if you do work. imagine what you would do with extra money? people might go back to school or open a business which adds to the economy. here in the bay area, they will do it on a limited basis and do it without a vote. wall street won't move much this morning ahead of the fed janet yellen. 38,000 jobs added in the month of may. yellen will speak 9:30 our time. that will be her first appearance since friday's weird jobs number. maine would like you. maine is offering a move to maine deal. if you come to maine on vacation and you like it, they'll pay for your vacation. you go to vacation on maine, if you decide you are going to stay

in maine, they will pay back that vacation. i think it's smart because it's summer vacation. so you're like, i love this. then you move there and it becomes february. >> make it a really nice vacation. >> ever been to maine? >> it's not warm in the summer let alone in the winter. we are saying good-bye to boxing legend muhammed ali. the body of ali is back home in louisville, kentucky. this morning. it was transported yesterday. >> memorials continue to grow at the muhammed ali center as fans pay tribute to the man known as the greatest. jay gray is there live with a closer look at the legacy he is leaving behind. >> good morning. fans have been showing up here since his death late friday. some because of what he did inside the boxing ring but so

many more because of the legacy he leaves after his fights came. all here to say good-bye to that man known as the greatest. muhammed ali is back home now. a chartered jet carried the body of the champ, family and close friends back to his hometown of louisville sunday afternoon. where preparations continue for a public memorial friday. a celebration of ali's life that will include a winding 19 mild funeral procession past the places that were part of his life, including the neighborhood where he grew up as he learned to fight. and now the world pauses to remember. at ebenezer baptist church in atlanta. >> only thing greater than his punch inside the ring was his voice outside the ring.

>> i am the greatest. >> i'm so great. >> a voice that still echos for fans drawn to remember his greatness inside and outside the ring. >> he served his purpose that what was put forth for him in this world. he did it with grace. >> and with a flair. never seen before or since. >> throw like a butterfly and sting like a bee. >> oh, yeah, those bees. a swarm showed up here sunday, a sign of sorts. >> he may have been the most famous person of our lifetime, maybe of all time. >> the greatest. >> we expect to learn a lot more about his public memorial as time moves on here. there will be a public prayer service and islamic prayer service on thursday followed by that public memorial on friday.

speakers at the friday memorial will include former president bill clinton, billy crystal and bryant gumbel. that's the latest outside the ali center. a special tribute for muhammed ali from the warriors. >> the nba family is deeply saddened by the loss of global icon muhammed ali. >> there was a moment of silence before santana performed the national anthem and players hit the court for game two of the nba finals. san jose sharks had a similar tribute before their stanley cup final playoff game at the sap center last night. >> he was such an interesting character, too. my favorite quote i tweeted out was the service do you for

others is the rent you pay for your room here on earth. you know, right? >> it is amazing but being from louisville, kentucky, that's all i see around my city and so many people touched by his life. my mom is trying to get tickets to go to the funeral at the biggest arena they have. >> they'll need that room. >> a beloved guy. we want to love our forecast. >> we are looking at cooler temperatures. you'll see the fog and clouds to start out the day and sunshine into the afternoon. here is a live look at sunol. there's the clouds and even though we'll see this to start out, we'll see quick clearing for those areas. here is where we start out now. 57 in the east bay.

60 in the peninsula and south bay. north bay at 54. as we drop in on the south bay to get a closer look from our weather underground sites. 54 downtown. morgan hill 51. by 9:00 you'll start to see that sun peeking out. temperatures reaching into the 70s today briefly into the low 70s. still very warm there. 86. 84 in palo alto. while it's 64 on the embarcadero. a wide range in temperatures, up to 95 today in brentwood. all eyes will turn to the east coast as we continue to watch tropical storm colin that will be dumping a lot of rain over florida. i'll have another look at the forecast coming up. >> looking at the golden gate

bridge. traffic moves smoothly across that. fog may be an issue as we continue the morning commute. we'll look at your maps. live shot of the bay bridge. we have the backup. low clouds showing over in the oakland hills. not a major problem down the east shore freeway. the drivers aren't expected to have much of a problem. build here for north 101. fremont shows you the traffic volume starting to build just a bit at 880 south. back to you. >> thanks, mike. up next, we investigate a stark divide in oakland. >> what's your administration doing to fix this? >> it's not just one thing. it is a robust economy that provides opportunities for those who have been left out in the past.

>> some residents worry about safety while others embrace a new economic boom. we dig into the numbers. happening now, a scare in the south bay after a mountain lion was sighted in cupertino park. we take you inside the last of a terminally ill california woman. a veteran news photographer and

editor for national public radio is dead after an tack ina. ==take vo== david gilkey and an afghantranse a veteran news photographer and editor for npr died in an attack in afghanistan. david gilkey and afghan translator were killed on assignment. according to npr, their2convoy came under fire and vehicle hit. gilkey seen on the right covered national and international new for that network and made numerous trips to afghanistan and iraq. his work won him many awards including a george polke award and edward r. murrow award. investigative unit exclusive. oakland has become part of the nation's presidential debate with donald trump's derogatory

statements how unsafe that city is. >> good morning. we spent the last six months or so digging into what life is really like on the streets of oakland. we pieced together economic data to show how there are right now two very different oaklands. we found the vibrant and booming part of oakland where high-tech companies are moving and jobs plentiful. unemployment 8% and dropping. there have only been five murders and a dozen gun arrests since last august. down the street nearby in east oakland, we found another part of the city that still lags very far behind, where unemployment is more than 18%, the average salary only about half what the others make citywide. 21,000 people there in east oakland live below the poverty line. there have been 26 murders and 90 gun arrests in that part of the city since last august.

we asked oakland's marrawah she and the rest of city leaders are doing to address this inequality. the mayor says programs to make the city more equitable are being rolled out as we speak. to hear more about that and her interview and see a breakdown of all these numbers, go to nbcbayarea.com. two women wake up to a strange man in their bed. presidential candidate blitz as we are hours away from voters heading to the polls here in california. tracking all the action as candidates race to gather last-minute support.

>> back out barbosa. >> just two wins away from back-to-back titles. reaction from the warriors as they inch closer to yet another champion. "today in the bay" continues now. a very good monday morning to you. thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. draymond gray was money green last night. earning that paycheck. kari hall, you're checking out our temperatures. they are coming down a bit. >> yes. you will be so happy to know it won't be as hot as we go into the next several days. we start out with clouds and fog. that will help us out, especially along the coast and in san francisco where you still see those clouds for a little bit longer today. look at those inland areas in the south bay, north bay as well as tri-valley into the 80s today. 70s for the inner bay