>> 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 and 60s in

san francisco. i'll talk about that and what to expect. what is going on in the south bay? >> we have your build northbound 101 here at 680. we expect this. i want to warn folks heading up into san jose before santa clara, there is a crash and that maybe blocking one lane. heading down toward san mateo bridge, 880 shows a bit. we'll give you a look at the san mateo bridge. smooth flow on 92 westbound. low clouds hovering around. a doedly late night car crash in san jose. this happened southbound 280.

a bmw collided with a pick-up truck. it rolled over ejecting one of the passengers. passenger and driver suffered major injuries, one of them didn't survive. the bmw driver was hospitalized and later arrested. 6:02, decision 2016, final push for support here in california ahead of tomorrow's primaries. hillary clinton is just a handful of delegates away from clinching the nomination. bernie sanders is vowing to fight near the end. >> they are ranning up the frequent flier miles. front-runner hillary clinton spent the weekend in the bay area. it is no wonder that california is the belle of the primary ball.

margin are error is up or minus 2%. clinton was in vallejo yesterday talking about community leaders about education. in oakland she told folks that she would bring jobs and keep trying to end gun violence. former presidential bill clinton was in los gatos shaking hands and doing fund-raising. while hillary clinton has enough delegates to clinch the nomination tomorrow with several primaries in store, senator sanders says even then he could still take the nomination at a contested convention if he can persuade superdelegates to join his count. >> if working people and young

people are prepared to come out and make it clear it's too late for establishment politics and establishment economics, we'll win. >> after tuesday, i'm going to do everything i can to reach out to try to unify the democratic party. i expect senator sanders to do the same. >> senator sanders was in san diego ahead of today's bay area trip. this evening he is headlining a concert at chrissy field with danny glover, dave matthews. you could see motorcades in hayward, antioch, richmond and later in san francisco. hillary clinton will spend the day ahead of the primary in southern california. california is just one of six states voting tomorrow. we think all eyes will be on us. >> absolutely. it's 6:04. for all results and information

head to nbcbayarea.com. click on voter's edge election guide to find indepth information. more fallout after protesters after a trump rally turned violent. hundreds of people demonstrated outside trump's event thursday night at the mchenry convention center. some people in the crowd grew rowdy picking fights with trump supporters, burning merchandise and blocking streets. in that case egging a woman. san jose police say they were spread thin providing security for that event. >> police search for a man who accosted two students as they slept. about 3:00 a.m. a woman says she woke up to a man lifting the

covers off her bed. she screamed and the man ran from the room. the woman searched the residence 30 minutes and spotted him. he ran away. several hours later, public safety officers say the man was back. this time lifting the covers off another woman as she slept. that woman chased him from a home into a parking lot. we'll have a live report at 6:30. san jose saw two deadly shootings over the weekend. latest one happening yesterday near julian and 26th streets. police found a man suffering from multiple gun shot wounds who they say later died at the hospital. that incident is almost identical to a shooting that happened saturday night about a mile away. the victim of that shooting was found near east hills drive in south white road. 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. again, we are at the very preliminary of the stages of this investigation and still investigating the other one, as

well. >> police have yet to identify the victims in either shooting. for context, there have been 22 homicides already in san jose. police investigated 30 homicides total last year. new this morning, crews are still working to repair a ruptured home water line it happened on buena vista avenue near park side. no roads are closed and crews expect to have the repairs completed any time. tonight san jose sharks trying to hold serve in the final series against pittsburgh. sharks beat the penguins in a dramatic ending on an overtime goal saturday. they still face a two games to one deficit in the series. a win tonight would be a huge boost for the sharks and keep the series on track. if you are not going to the shark tank, watch the game here on nbc bay area starting 5:00 p.m. if you still want to get to tonight's game in person, go and find a limited amount of tickets still up for grabs today.

only at the sap box office which opens 10:00 a.m. daymond green for three. what a shot. thanks in part to a game high 28 points from green. warriors now just two wins away from back-to-back championships. in front of a roaring crowd at the oracle arena. final score 110-77. they won five in a row since facing elimination in the western conference finals. once it clicked for us in that series, we've been coming out with the same energy and effo effort. >> we can all play better. we've got to continue to play defense we are doing and individually shine along the way. that's what we are about. >> warriors now lead the series two games to none. game three on wednesday in

cleveland. >> they both have quick moves. they are international superstars. brazilian soccer sensation neymar stopped by the locker room. he is in california right now for koba america. the international soccer tournament continues tonight in the bay area. >> tonight's match features argentina versus chile. it starts 7:00 p.m. if you have to go near that area tonight, be prepared for heavy traffic. >> if there is any question how popular soccer has become, no question after this weekend. >> a little cooling expected. >> it will be nice. we'll still have a lot of

sunshine and some warm temperatures for the valleys today as you take a look at the fog this morning around san francisco, along the coast. we are feeling temperatures in mid to upper 50s. mild and cloudy to start. still hot one today. look at lunchtime temperatures. 72 in the peninsula and 81 already in the tri-valley heading up to 88. peninsula 78 and the north bay 83. won't be that hot toward the end of this week. i'll show you that coming up in a few minutes. let's head over to mike. how is it looking as you cross the san mateo bridge? >> we are looking at the san mateo bridge. this is right on schedule for what you would expect over toward the peninsula. no real surprise for traffic patterns. i want to point out a couple of spots. southbound 880 past 92. i did have slowing and report of a crash in the area. that has been cleared from the chp report without detail. i'm watching that area. that is a tough one if there is

a crash blocking any lane. that did just disappear. sounds like a nonissue. there is one lane with maybe crews moving through the area. maybe a new crash at the interchange. a live look shows san jose northbound 101 showing traffic easy here. the levi stadium will be a huge crowd. a lot going on in the south bay. coming up next, concert chaos. thousands of people flooded the streets of new york for a pop-up show featuring kanye west except it didn't happen. the reason the venue shut the whole thing down. wall street waits on guidance from janet yellen. the similarities between axel rose and barbara streisand.

it is 6:14. short term rental companies could pay the price if hosts don't follow the rules in san francisco. airbnb was made legal in san francisco two years ago but there was a loophole to allow hosts to list properties before registering with the city. the new rule would require short term rental websites to post registration numbers on the listing. help the city weed out illegal rentals. failure to comply would come with a fine of $1,000 a day.

legislation goes to the board of supervisors this week. the world waits this morning for word from former berkeley professor janet yellen. >> she's got bay area roots. the fed chair will speak about friday's very odd jobs number. >> she'll speak 9:30 our time. i wouldn't be surprised if wall street doesn't make any moves. wall street investors, politicians are all confused by friday's jobs number which showed just 48,000 jobs. that is the american economy in the month of may. we've been getting numbers in the hundreds of thousands previously. >> one guy without a job, tony fidelle retired from google friday. one of the inventors of the ipod. >> california congressman daryl issa wants the federal government to allow government workers to use uber and lyft

while on government business to expense it like they do more expensive taxi cabs. he says it would help taxpayers save money. reports say guns and roses front man axel rose is demanding a certain picture be taken down from the internet that he thinks makes him look fat. this is not that picture. we don't have rights to the fat picture. rose is using the dmca copyright law demand they take it down. the problem with demanding a picture be taken down is you call more attention to that picture. it's something the internet calls the streisand effect. years ago barbara streisand fought to keep the location of her beach front home secret even though the organization that took the photograph documenting the location was the california coastal records project. they didn't care about the house. they cared about documenting erosion. the controversial meant millions of people were aware of her house on the coast and thus was

born the streisand effect. >> it's lovely. >> exactly. we wouldn't be talking about the california coastal project if she hadn't said, take that down. >> exactly. >> no one would have noticed. >> and now you know is there a fat picture of axel rose. >> there are things we want taken down, too. believe me. a surprise kanye west concert causing chaos in new york city early this morning. fans descending on manhattan east village after west tweeted about a pop-up show. at least 4,000 people swarmed webster hall. the problem is webster hall only holds about 1,500 people. minutes before the performance was about to start, the venue announced that show canceled. eventually west along with his wife kim kardashian and their entourage departed and police began clearing out rowdy crowds along the streets. >> the problem is their

entourage is 1,500 people. >> he is trying to build good will and that is not going to help him. >> i was driving through the central valley and the thermometer in my car read 112 degrees. it wasn't that hot here, but it was close. we'll have cooler weather over the next few days. here is a live look at the golden gate bridge. here is why we will have the morning clouds and the fog returning. you'll see the fog hanging around san francisco for a little while longer today. it will bring temperatures back down. 58 in the east bay, 53 north bay and 58 south bay. east bay with our weather underground sites. dublin 55. also in lafayette and oakland. as you start out the day, it

feels nice. we'll still have warm temperatures for those inland areas. high pressure that's been keeping it hot will continue to slide away allowing for this area of low pressure to move in with the counterclockwise flow around that low pressure. that will give us stronger onshore flow, more clouds and comfortable temperatures, too. it's still warm in the south bay. morgan hill 85. compare that to 70 in foster city and 66 in the mission district today. a wide range in temperatures. we'll still be up to 95 in brentwood today. oakland is at 70. tri-valley up to 88 today. 86 tomorrow. we come down a couple of degrees each day. we'll be feeling some average weather by the end of the week. looking ahead to the weekend forecast, we'll be at 67 in san francisco on friday, low 70s for

the peninsula. this weekend coming up is going to feel much better than the weekend we just had. i would make plans to head outdoors and take in the more comfortable weather. >> looking at fremont, no surprises. great stuff for 880 heading down to south bay. i want to note here toward the bay bridge there is a slowing off the curve now starting around powell and getting away from that bay bridge. watch out, that's closed. we talked about that last week. that will continue for weeks. as we showed the rest of the bay, slowing the slow traffic. pattern shows you're slowing through hayward. earlier crash looks like a nonissue. no problem down through pleasanton. did have a car break down in the

dublin interchange. 608 off 580. watch for activity and flashing lights. the south bay northbound down toward the santa cruz mountains, a very smooth drive. sharks are playing tonight. quest for game number two and i've get my teal tie on. a smooth drive out of the north bay across this bridge. once in a while, i'll see someone use their windshield wiper to get mist off it. 6:21. coming up next, will the parents for the little boy who fell into the gorilla exhibit face charges? legal experts weigh in ahead of today's expected announcement. >> a driver asked us a timely question. can i turn off my recalled air bags? nbc bay area responds.

>> coming up on "today" tropical storm colin headed toward florida. when and where the storm will make landfall. donald trump under fire once again after another controversial comment about muslims. this as hillary clinton and bernie sanders battle it out over california. >> remembering muhammed ali, a look back at the life and legacy of the greatest as the world reacts to his death. the champs daughter along with bryant gumbel will join us live.

later today a ohio prosecutor will announce whether he plans to file charges to the family of the 3-year-old boy who fell into the cincinnati gorilla exhibit. that incident forced workers to shoot and kill the 400 pound gorilla. police are focusing their investigation on the child's parents and family. they turned the results over to the prosecutor's office. most legal experts believe child endangerment or similar charges are unlikely to be filed. nbc bay area responds to viewers' questions about recalled air bags. >> he asked whether he could turn it off until it's replaced. can he? >> maybe. regulators don't recommend it. air bags are required safety equipment. generally turning them off

requires an application, plus proof of medical needs. raults don't count. you should never disable a driver's side air bag. some dealers will turn off passengers air bags but then passengers should not use that seat. >> some drivers are giving car own 0ers rental cars. >> if you have a question for us, we'll respond. call 888-996-tips. connect on our website nbcbayarea.com/responds. tomorrow at 6:20, a revealing look at malpractice insurance. chris chmura, nbc bay area news. coming up next, a mountain lion spotted at a busy south bay park. it's what the big cat did to kids that prompted officials to evacuate the area. a personal fouler breaks into two rooms on the stanford

campus and still on the loose. details coming up. a demand for answers after last week's protests outside a trump speech turned violent.

a very good morning to you. thank you for joining us. i'm naái garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. here to greet you on a monday morning with a big smile. >> the fog will help us out with

cooler temperatures. inland areas only a minor relief from the heat we had over the past few days. look at those clouds over the north bay. 53 degrees. highs reaching low 80s. 86 in the south bay. also 80s for the tri-valley. we'll have 70s for thor in bay and san francisco today. 66. we'll talk about a cooler trend coming in for the next several days. mike has an update on a crash heading towards santa clara. >> looking at northbound 2800 towards the santa clara area. a live look at 101. we are circling the one at lawrence expressway. that crash cleared lanes. northbound slowing a little bit, but it's 6:30. this is not bad. we'll see much more of a build over the next 45 minutes. big look shows no real problems. i want to zoom in toward the bay bridge approach. the berkeley curve slowing here.

the toll plaza itself, the live look assures there is backup there. metering lights are on. thank you. 6:31. disturbing crime on stanford campus. police are looking for a man they say broke into at least two rooms and lifted the covers off women while they slept. pete, we know of two incidents just hours apart. >> the stanford students don't want to hear this news during their finals week. both incidents took place on campus drive. the first incident happened around 3:00 a.m. a suspect entering an unlocked room lifting bed covers off a female victim and standing over her. the suspect ran off after she screamed. similar incident happened

between 6:00 and 6:45. the victim chased the suspect away. he was last seen running toward campus drive. the suspect described as hispanic male adult between 18 and 30 years old approximately 5'9", stocky build, short brown hair, brown eyes. last seen wearing a gray shirt. this is an ongoing investigation. if you have information, contact stanford university police. pete suratos for "today in the bay." now to decision 2016. battle for votes is on in the golden state. almost 500 delegates at stake in california. hillary clinton and bernie sanders hitting the campaign trail hard ahead of tomorrow's primaries. >> former president bill clinton planning a campaign blitz. he'll be at a total of five get out the vote events in seven hours. i'll start in hayward, oakland, antioch, richmond and san francisco. hillary clinton closer than ever

nabbing the presidential nomination after a blowout victory in the virgin islands and win in puerto rico yesterday. the latest polls show sanders may be closing in on her lead here in california. they'll be at a star-studded rally this afternoon. record spending to help shape the legislature. nearly 80 separate committees shelled out more than $24 million for the primaries. that blows away the old record from two years ago. independent spending exceeds $1 million in eight races including the heavily contested 15th senate district in the south bay. that race involves incumbent jim bell and norah compost. >> the vice chair is demanding answers from the city police

department. >> police said they were spread thin in terms of security for that rally. >> correct they said there will be this rally outside city hall at 11:00 this morning. the group wants to know why, in their opinion, more wasn't done to stop the violence. people in the crowd picked fights with trump supporters, blocked streets and threw an egg at a woman who supports the presumptive nominee. friday they even with 2506 their own officers, they were still spread thin. the chief defends his officers for not getting involved in the altercations. one injured a police officer. some republicans criticized the

democratic mayor who they believe allowed the violence to happen. he called that a conspiracy theory, noting he does not have the authority to tell the police chief to stand down. bob redel, today in the bay. we are learning new details about the man accused of stealing a gun from an fbi agent's car in san francisco. he was arrested last tuesday. he stole a pistol and the agent's badge and identification over memorial day weekend. authorities since recovered all those items. gregory is due back in court tomorrow. 6:35. last thursday's deadly crash involving a blue angels jet in tennessee could spell the end of the aerial stunt team in san francisco even during fleet week. supervisor john avalos proposed a resolution restricting the jet over the bay skas. they couldn't fly over during practices or air shows. a board vote is pending results of an investigation into last

week's crash when a jet went down during a practice run, killing the pilot. santa clara deputies found themselves in an unusual standoff this weekend. they were waiting for a mountain lion to come down from a tree. they evacuated the park. they waited for the animal to come down and leave on its own accord which it did after nightfall. >> i got a twitter message and an e-mail. >> somebody walking by saw it and reported it. once reported, they were blocking it off from foot traffic. i've been trying to photograph it two years. i finally got the opportunity. >> attacks on humans are rare with only 16 verified attacks in

california since 1890. it is the start of fire season. right now hundreds of firefighters are on the front lines battling six different wildfires across the state of california. here is a look at the map coming up here. most fires are burning in southern california. there is one burning near monterey. that fire started saturday afternoon on the border of the passional park. 3,000 acres are burned. dozens of crews from the bay area are on their way to help out. >> 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. >> that fire is about 10% contained as of this morning. in the meantime, people are allowed to go back in their homes as firefighters are making good progress on flames burning in the so-called old fire that

broke out saturday. only one home is damaged. three firefighters are injured. it is about 80% contained. all this started after a driver lost control of his car, crashed into power poles and downed lines in three different places. checking our forecast with kari right now. >> looks like it will. at least temperatures will be coming down. it will be very dry as we go through the week looking at the golden gate bridge, we have fog this morning. let's get a view from sunol. beautiful. mostly cloudy skies and still hot in the inland areas. lunchtime in the low 70s for the peninsula. reaching into the upper 80s for the tri-valley south bay from low 80s for the north bay and 76 in the east bay. san francisco 66. still a wide range in temperatures this afternoon. we'll take a look at slightly

cooler air coming in to the bay area by the middle of the week. let's head over to mike now tracking a crash in castro valley. >> i want to show a quick look at the golden gate bridge. a little bit of mist on the roadway. keep that in mind. look at your map, you some he a smooth flow of traffic. this one spot, i want to call this out as we zoom into castro valley. the split with 238. we have a crash around redwood road that will be tough for me to say. there is debris getting cleared. eastbound 580. a little peek of sunshine. coming up next, honoring an

incredible legacy. remembering the athlete known as the greatest. live at muhammed ali's hometown of louisville as the world continues to pay tribute to this athlete. the election could hurt the economy before anybody votes. dow industrials getting 0.5 points.

here is an interesting question ahead of the election. could the election sink the economy? >> new data this morning, scott mcgrew joins us, that businesses fear november. >> they do indeed. it doesn't appear to matter who wins. businesses fear we'll all lose. new data from the national association of business economics shows 60% of corporations are concerned about the uncertainty ahead and worry that will mean less growth. even ahead of the economy, political uncertainty affecting economic growth, that's nothing new. it doesn't usually happen to this degree in the united states. >> fed chair janet yellen will speak 9:30 our time, her first appearance. that odds jobs number friday, 38,000 jobs added in the month of may. >> one of the concerns is the fed doesn't have tools to fight a slowing economy. it fired all its bullets last time and hasn't reloaded. it's not all bad news.

the unemployment rate lowest in more than a decade. hourly wages are up, better than 2% on 0 the year. inflation low, consumer spending. the strongest in a long time. >> a hacker group claims it was able to hack into several accounts owned by facebook ceo mark zuckerberg, his twitter and pinterest account. the hackers posted screen shots to prove that access. zuckerberg since regained control. it is suspected they may have gotten some of the information from a linkedin hack a couple of years back. then went into accounts they didn't care about or wasn't paying attention to. the lesson is those old accounts you have, things that you think are not worth anything. old e-mail accounts, may have information in there that allows a hacker to go to the next account and go to the next one.

>> if you had a my space account and still have a my space account, that is your first problem. >> i don't remember cancelling it. >> i never had one. >> you don't cancel them. >> the truth is unveiled. >> thanks, scott. the nba family is deeply saddened by the loss of global icon muhammed ali. >> a special tribute to the athlete known by many as the greatest. warriors paid their respects to the late muhammed ali with a moment of silence before last night's nba finals game. the tribute just one of many taking place across the country following ali's death friday. his hometown preparing for a final good-bye. for more we turn to jay gray in louisville, kentucky, where a public memorial will be held later this week. >> good morning to you. fans have been showing up here at the ali center since his

death late friday. most because of the legacy that he left after the boxing game. all show up here to say a final good-bye to a man simply known as the greatest. mohammed ali is back home now. a charter 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-mile funeral procession past the places that were part of his life, including the neighborhood where he grew up and learned to fight. and now the world pauses to remember.ç at ebenezer baptist church in atlanta. >> the only thing greater than his punch inside the ring was his voice outside the ring.

>> i am the great st. >> i'm so great. >> the voice that still echos for fans drawn to the omni center 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. >> and with a flair never seen before or since. >> what are we going to do? float like a butterfly and sting like a bee. >> 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. morning about the public services that will be here later this week. thursday there will be an islamic funeral prayer service at freedom hall. that's the last place ali boxed

here in his hometown in 1961. friday, a public memorial. his daughter will speak along with president bill clinton and bryant gumbel. back to you. >> testaments, sports, culture, so many different areas of life he touched. >> true icon. 6:48. how much would you pay to have lunch with warren buffett? right now the starting bid is $25,000. that annual auction for a lunch date with the billionaire investor and philanthropist. it will raise money for glide, a san francisco nonprofit connected to glide memorial church. bidding ends 7:30 friday night. the winner can take up to seven friends to lunch at a famous new york city steakhouse. >> what chop house?

>> it could just be a buffet. >> for that much money, it better be a sitdown. linen on the table. >> you want an outdoor lunch is that possible? >> it was hot, but i think lunchtime temperatures are looking good. dinner time? have a salad. let's take a live look outside now. oracle arena, still celebrating that big win last night. we start out with clouds. we'll see the clouds all day. all that clearing out. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. even low 60s for the peninsula. let's head to the north bay now. little cooler there. 54 in santa rosa. 57 in napa. san francisco by 10:00 we'll be at 60 in the marina district. you'll see temperatures in some spots, especially on the eastern

side of the city where it will be in the mid to upper 60s. still fog and clouds around the western side of the city. ocean beach making it up to 62 today. then the clouds start to roll right back in. still very warm today for those inland areas in the south bay up to 84. also in palo alto. san francisco will top out at 66. check out brentwood. 95. oakland at 70. it will still be hot in some areas. we've been keeping tabs on what's happening on the east coast. florida is getting soaked by tropical storm colin. this will be making headlines as it could drop up to eight inches of rain for florida then moves out into the atlantic. it won't have a big impact for much of the east coast. florida really has to watch that storm system. for us, we are looking at nice weather. seven-day forecast bottom of the screen shows our temperatures will be coming down and by this weekend, we are looking at 60s

still in san francisco, not as hot for the east bay as well as tri-valley south bay and north bay. low 80s there. it will definitely be much more comfortable than the weekend we just had. make plans to get outside. let's head to mike to see what's happening. >> you'll wait at least a little bit. we look at the approach on the east shore freeway. showing some slowing. highway 4 where it meets interstate 800 and showing a smooth drive. a smooth drive once you get past the bay bridge toll plaza. no problems for the north bay. typical slowing out of novato and san rafael. this is the unexpected for the bay, eastbound 580. reports of a car having hit a big rig truck. the van caught fire but no one is injured. it sounds like there are no

lanes blocked. we see slowing heading over toward the dublin interchange. unexpected to be slow. the south bay, typical northbound commute. this is levi stadium here between 101 and 237. the shark tank, both have big games. we have the sharks playing tonight a lot of activity in the south bay. prepare for that. new ground for the miss usa pageant. the crown is headed to the nation's capital. an army reserve officer from washington, d.c. is waking up with new headwear and title this morning. >> she successfully navigated the swimsuit, evening gown and question/answer rounds where she voiced her support for the military's recent inclusion of women in combat roles. according to her bio, barber is an i.t. analyst and logistics

commander for the u.s. army in ft. meade. >> she is quite actually the full package. the final countdown. hours away from vote are heading to the polls in california. there is plenty of campaigning to be done in the bay area. last minute pushes for support next. happening now, a consumer alert. hosest recalling cases of snack cakes and donuts because the product may have come in contact with peanut residue. a california third grader forced to remove his autographed donald trump hat. he isn't going down without a fight.

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welcome back. 6:56 on your monday. here is a look at the top stories in the nbc bay area. >> decision 2016. kris sanchez joins us with the candidates' final push ahead of tomorrow's critical california primaries. >> here is what you need to know. senator hillary clinton only needs 19 delegates to clinch the nomination. senator sanders says he has enough delegates to win if he can get superdelegates to join him at a contested convention. hillary clinton will be in southern california today but spent sunday in vallejo and

oakland. bill clinton will make stops today in hayward, oakland, antioch, richmond and san francisco. put that on the traffic map. california is one of six states voting tomorrow and three recent polls put clinton ahead by only two percentage points which is really not ahead if you consider the margin of error is between four and five points. donald trump stumps ahead of tomorrow's primary last week. no gop candidate won the state since 1968. a man facing felony dui after a deadly late night car crash in san jose. this happened after 10:00 p.m. at southbound 280. a bmw collided with a pick-up truck. the truck rolled over ejecting one passenger.

chp says the passenger and driver suffered major injuries. one of them did not survive. the bmw driver was hospitalized and later arrested. tonight the san jose sharks try to hold serve against pittsburgh. sharks beat the penguins saturday night in a dramatic overnight goal. they face two games to one deficit. a win would be a big boost for the sharks. you can watch the game right here on the nbc bay area. that is starting at 5:00 p.m. >> draymond green for three. >> don't line draymond not living up to his nickname money thanks to a game high 28 points. warriors sitting two wins away from back-to-back nba championships. the doves dismantled the cavaliers. this is not even a contest last night, in front of a roaring crowd. the final score 110-77.

warriors now lead the series two games to none. game three wednesday in cleveland. >> we need relief because it's been so hot. >> that is what's coming. it's going to feel better today. we start in the upper 50s. inland area a little bit of relief. only up to 86 in the south bay. tri-valley very warm as well later today. >> mike updating us on a crash in castro valley. >> the only unexpected pattern in the bay. look at the big shot of the bay. nothing unexpected except eastbound 580 away from the castro valley. there is that crash and big rig involved. there is slowing out 238 over toward pearl canyon road.

little peek of sunshine. >> have a great monday morning. good morning. the champ comes home. the body of muhammad ali arrives in louisville ahead of this week's funeral services. tributes pouring in from around the world. one of the greatest athletes the world has ever known. and his daughter laila will remember her father. over the line, outrage over donald trump's controversial kmemts about the judge overseeing the trump university case as he comes under fire from members of his own party. >> this is one of the worst mistakes trump has made and i think it's inexcusable. >> while a win in puerto rico overnight takes hillary clinton one step closer to clinching the nomination.