maybe looking at that thick ballot. >> you can do that all day long today. the weather will be just fine. into the north bay, patchy fog. for the afternoon, mostly 70s across the board. 75 the high in san jose. san francisco close to 70. 72 this afternoon around santa cruz. >> we have big changes in the south bay. speeds are great in the south bay. we had a crash. it changed the last couple of minutes to a disabled vehicle. it should be cleared in a couple of minutes. northbound 280. not a lot. looking toward your travel times. not a lot of slowing out of the altamont pass.

>> breaking news. police are trying to untangle what led up to the killing of two people in a hayward neighborhood last night. you see an active scene. >> we are getting information from police. when we drove by the scene, it was completely kill. we showed you some of that video. they tell us it just happened around 8:30 p.m. last night near 400 rancor place in hayward. a residential area. we spoke to a witness told a man may have started an altercation in the parking lot of an apartment complex in that area with two men who live in the apartments that led to the double fatal shooting.

the city just had 10 homicides last year. with these two shootings, this marks the 11th and 12th homicides of 2016. pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> former u.s. attorney general janet reno has died. reno died early this morning due to complications from parkinson's disease. she rose from her position as a florida prosecutor to become the first-ever woman to serve as u.s. attorney general. reno was at the epicenter of several high profile convictions and political controversies. you might remember the case of the unabomber. the prosecution of timothy mcveigh and the oklahoma city bombing and deadly raid of the branch davidian compound in if waco, texas, and the seizure of 5-year-old elio gonzalez. did you ever think we would

get here? we are one day away from the polls opening. both candidates are taking advantage of their final hours of campaigning. donald trump is expected to hit five states. hillary clinton is going to hit three. tracie potts is live in washington with more on what the pollsters are staying as we hit the home stretch. can you agree with me, a tumultuous presidential race? >> i think everybody would agree with that probably on both sides. here's the thing. we go into this with new numbers that came out a few hours ago. nbc news survey monkey online poll that tracks progress week to week hasn't changed at all since last week. hillary clinton, six points ahead going into this election day. two names that you may not have heard recently, sarah palin and al gore. they will be among the candidates and surrogates out today trying to make those final arguments. with 42 million votes in,

hillary clinton has a four-point lead in our last nbc/"wall street journal" poll. the fbi says its e-mail review is over with no smoking gun, no charges and many of those 650,000 e-mails duplicates. clinton did not mention it in new hampshire, but did talk about the day after the election. which well have work to do to bring about healing and reconciliation. we have to begin listening to one another. >> are we looking forward to like tuesday evening? >> donald trump claims the fbi is protecting clinton. >> hillary clinton is guilty. she knows it. the fbi knows it. the people. the people, they know it. i think it's embarrassing to them. it's up to the american people to deliver the justice. >> president obama joins clinton

in pennsylvania tonight. >> the most qualified person ever to run. >> the nbc poll shows clinton leading women, african-americans, latinos and early voters, while trump leads men, seniors and whites without college degrees on this final full day of campaigning before polls open tomorrow. tracie potts, nbc news, úç cf1 o washington. over the weekend, a scare at a trump rally saturday night in reno is having an impact here in the bay area. trump was rushed off the stage as a protester held up a sign reading "republicans against trump" made his way to the front." he did not have a gun but he along with family members are getting threats. his sister-in-law lives in alameda and has been getting messages from people threatening her and her family. the family notified police. on election day, the nbc bay

area investigative unit will look for problems or inconstituencies. if you experience any issues at the polls, call 844-nbc-vote. >> a street race in the middle of the day turned deadly when a man lost control of his car and slammed into a tree. chp officers are looking for the other racer. near homestead road around 12:30 yesterday afternoon. officers say the driver was racing a gray acura going up to 100 miles per hour when he lost control. the impact sent metal chunks of car flying to the neighbor's yard. >> it landed on the hot tub in the back. >> it is unusual to see street racing here during the day.

investigators are looking for another driver of an acura also involved in the race but who took off. the crash victim's name has not been released. one of the suspects arrested forred murder of alameda county sheriff's volunteer will be in court today. laura rogers is expected to be arraigned for the murder. rogers is believed to have been friends with the victim. investigators found the burned body in oakland park thursday. curtis taylor has his arraignment thursday. three people accused in the murder of a young peninsula father scheduled to appear in court today. his body was found two days later in sonoma county. authorities arrested the mother

of his children along with her boyfriend at the time and a friend of the couple. all three have pleaded not guilty. a freeway shooting and wild police chase in the east bay. this morning the suspect is behind bars. it started around 9:00 saturday night when one driver allegedly tried to run another car off the road, then shot at it on 680 near sunol. officers tried to pull over that suspect but he kept going to walnut creek and the b.a.r.t. station there. he then tried to flee on foot. >> off to a mild start. on the coast, still high surf up to 9 to 11 foot offshore. mid week we'll see high surf return. dangerous conditions out there on the coast as storms and big waves. unfortunately, not much in the

way of rain. hazy sunshine as the clouds start to thin out. 75 san jose. should be close to 70 in san francisco. similar temperatures tomorrow. picture perfect for election day around the bay area. we'll see cooling later on this week. a little slowing through the construction area. not a major part of the commute for most of us in the bay. across from the bay, these bridges move well. eight minutes across the richmond to san rafael side. the build starting just a couple of cars slowing down on the incline. of course the golden gate bridge, no problem. back to you. maybe you noticed the newest addition at golden gate park. speed bumps along busy john f. kennedy drive.

city reportedly installed a total of nine speed bumps. that road is considered to be one of san francisco's most dangerous corridors for cyclist and pedestrians. >> changing coming to a police department. a critical piece of technology that could be coming to the force. disney taken to the skies. the way the drones could play a role in your next visit.

=robsiful rob atherease low clouds. 10 degrees above average today. we'll talk about below average rainfall chances ahead. 24 minutes now slowing out of the altamont past. no delays for the rails. number 3 on time. >> 5:13 happening. leaders meeting to discuss equipping police officers with bodycam rahs.

council members gave preliminary approval. new rules for smoke shops and smoking lounges. council members are meeting to discuss a new ordinance to discuss land use regulations. the council approved a moratorium on new smoking-related businesses. disney has permission to fly drones at its theme park. they issued a waiver to walt disney park to allow drones to be flown during the day and night. it can be canceled at any time. warning as you gear up to go holiday shopping.

they are not what they appear to be. >> "the new york times" took a look at app stores. found a lot of apps that may not be what they appear to be. the overstock app. it would be understandable if you thought it was from overstock.com. this is not the app you may think it is. the "times" found copycat apps for dozens of stores. all silicon valley has been talking about le eco. he sent a letter saying we need to catch up for the growing need to cash, cut our cost and reenforce the awareness of capital control. that is code speak for let's spend less money. this is a ceo running out to the stage during a demonstration and showing off new products in october.

we thought this company was full of cash. it's supposed to launch a huge south bay headquarters. this morning we are discovering maybe this country is a bit worried about its cash. let's continue our coverage as we check in with cnbc. good morning. >> wall street could be set to open sharply. new e-mails don't change its decisions not to bring charges against hillary clinton. asian markets are firmly in the green and financial markets in general view a clinton win as a better outcome presenting fewer unknowns and triggering relief rally after election day. friday the dow fell 42 points to 17888 and nasdaq slipped 12 to 5046. believe it or not, there are still people out there using the galaxy note 7, despite the fact you could burn down your house and it's a federal crime to carry one on an airplane. other than that, it's a great

phone. samsung set out an update that will cut the battery life to make the phone harder to use. a warning will show up on your screen every time you plug it in. they estimate about 15% of the phones it sold are still out there. let's assume some got dropped or lost. it's still a significant number of phones that can burn your house down. >> that's scary. and you can replace it for free. it will cost you nothing. >> how long would you live without this? >> not long. >> you can't live long if it catches fire. >> it's just inconvenient but do it definitely. trying to keep people safe. learning from a bad experience. a near death experience for one peninsula family became a learning opportunity for the community. with the help of central county fire department, they organized free cpr training classes. jim was at home when he had a heart attack. emergency responders said he would not have survived if not

for his teenage daughter performing cpr. they want to spread the word how important it is to learn the life-saving procedure. >> we know first hand cpr saves lives. we feel so passionate about spreading the word and getting others to learn cpr so that they can also help save lives. >> more than 80% of cardiac arrests occur at home or at a private setting. a lot of families should learn this. >> looks good. we've got a lot of clouds. not much underneath it unless you're around the foot hills of san jose. misty skies. right now 58 degrees san francisco. one thing the cloud cover does typically do, keeps our overnight temperatures up. you're seeing temperatures at

58. 53 right now. patchy low clouds around livermore into san jose. you can see the low clouds. we've got these overcast conditions and a lot of clouds offshore. powerful storm off to the west. high pressure most part will send a lot of the energy off to the north over the next couple of days. gradually clearing skies. we get to the afternoon. that's 4:30 this afternoon. fast forward to tuesday morning and through the day tomorrow. mostly clear skies. dry weather taking us through the middle part of the week. we'll see high in the mid 70s. tri-valley similar temperatures. 75 in pleasanton. 72 in antioch. 60s closer to half moon bay. san francisco close to 70. into the north bay, highs in the low 70s. the election day outlook hour by hour we'll see cool temperatures. mostly sunny skies and mild

afternoon. i want to show you the one chance of rain we are tracking friday into early saturday. that looks like the storm we saw this weekend, mainly a dribble storm for most. this time of year we should see at least 1/2 inch to almost 2 inches of rain. only 5% to 25% average rainfall coming down the bay area. most of that is north of san francisco. seven-day forecast, that one chance of rain looks to be about it. >> easy drive. we are looking at a smooth flow of traffic. you tend to see our evening commute start earlier. right now pattern shows an

easier drive. slowing for 680 and 880. so far no delays here. east bay times, 17 minutes now from highway 4 down to the bay bridge. we are building a couple of minutes in there. hovering around the 60 mile-an-hour mark. not a real problem. south bay looking at travel times. your drive looking great for 101 up to 87. 12 minutes there. live look shows you the reason why. traffic is so light. back to you. >> nice to see on a monday. nbcç bay area responds. a costly house painting that immediately needs to be redone. the surprising color and our questions when nbc bay area responds. first the live look at the oakland coliseum. congratulations raider nation. you're now 7-2 and lead your division.

a devisive issue on the ballots for people in cupertino. what to do with a valuable and well-known fixture of the silicon valley. they would nix plans for the vallco mall which is abandoned. they say redeveloping vallco would open the door to massive homes there opponents say the

current blueprint is a great growth opportunity for the region. >> would like to see a combination of entertainment, retail and dining. >> measure c will allow homes to be built up to four stories and small low-level residential communities of this town. >> a judge recently ruled the ballot language for measure c is false and misleading. nbc bay area responds now to a richmond home own were a list of complaints against a contract who painted her home. >> chris tells us what the issues were. >> this woman's first complaint to our consumer investigator center was the color. she was supposed to choose the color, but instead the contractor did it for her. she wound up with a bright white home with bright pink trim. the price tag $14,000. that's when she reached out to us. >> it's unfair that we would have to pay $14,000 -- shy would

have to pay $14,000 for a job that looks like i went to school and got kind gardners to paint it and said do what you want to do. unbelievable. $14,000? >> we learned more about this contractor, including how it was planning to bill the homeowner for the work. it is not your typical painting plan. we'll explain how and why the contractor shouldn't have been doing business in the first place. that's tonight at 6:00. see you then. have a great day. up next, a deadly scene. the investigation now under way after two people are killed. new information detectives just gave us next. a ballot measure here in the south bay is pitting part time workers and big business against each other. the unusual way one worker plans to make her point.

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hopefully you're not surprised when you see the clock this morning. we did fall back this weekend. >> we do not want to show up to work an hour early which some people will do. patchy fog. look at that. 70s across the board today. 75 for san joechlts 70 in san francisco. out to livermore today. >> don't try to do it while you're going down the street. we have a nine minute drive up to broadway and downtown

oakland. bay bridge toll plaza, the live shot. they also adjusted their clocks until we have the backup at 5:30 on schedule. we are following breaking news this morning in hayward. police are investigating a deadly double shooting. it happened around 8:30 last night near tennison. two men were shot and killed. no arrests made but a witness said the shooting may have started with some altercation at an apartment complex. janet reno died. reno died due to complications from parkinson's disease. she was at the epicenter of high profile convictions and

political controversies including the case for ted kazinski and authorization of the armed seizure of 5-year-old elian gonzalez. she was 78 years old. decision 2016 and it is the final countdown to the presidential election which is just a matter of hours away. that poll comes in the wake of the news fbi will not be recommending charges against clinton. donald trump jumps on that news yesterday during a rally. >> hillary clinton is guilty. she knows it. the fbi knows it. the people. hillary clinton did not even mention the fbi decision while she was on the trail yesterday.

instead clinton focused on what has to happen after the election. >> we will have work to do to bring about healing and reconciliation after this election. >> both candidates are going full board today. hillary clinton is making appearances in three. helping part-time workers or hurting small businesses? that is part of the question voters will decide come election day with measure e. bob redell is live where today a coalition of hourly workers will rally in support of the measure. what do they say, bob? >> good morning. in a few hours, one of those workers will bring a meager meal she can only afford from her part-time job at mcdonald's and deliver to the president of the

san jose chamber of commerce who opposes measure e. gonzalez and south bay labor council are trying to garner publicity for this measure that voters will consider during tomorrow's election. if passed, measure e would help part-time workers in the south bay and another fast food worker we met at her home. it would force employers to offer more hours to employees working less than 40 hours a week before they could hire more part timers. she is trying to feed her three kids on less than $100 every two weeks say the extra hours would go a long way. the chamber of commerce say the measure would hurt businesses and would some part-timers out of work. >> it's going to shift all the hours over to 28,500 employees and the rest of those, which is roughly 40,000 employees are going to lose their jobs. >> we would like them to live

one time like we do with less money to see if they can survive. >> the labor council drafted measure e and will organize this rally scheduled to start at 10:30. live in san jose, bob redell today in the bay. >> thank you very much. some of the bay area's heaviest hitters will join forces for a last-minute push to approve measure rr, the bond measure that provides 3.5 million in b.a.r.t. upgrades. voters are all deciding that measure. among those to attend the rally include san francisco's mayor ed lee, gavin newsom and east bay congresswoman barbara lee. >> a lot going on in the hours before election day. if you encounter problems along the way, the nbc bay area investigative unit has your back.

if you experience issues, call 844-nbc-vote. file a complaint online on our website. nbcbayarea.com. san jose police arrest a man accused of slamming a stolen suv into a police car last month. we brought you live breaking coverage when this happened back on october 21st. when the officer tried to pull over the stolen car, the driver rammed the patrol car. it happened near 101. two officers opened fire, but the suspect got away. yesterday morning juan aguilar was driving another seminolen vehicle when arrested. he was in possession of drugs and burglary tools. robert durst is making his first court appearance in connection to shooting death of his friends 16 years ago. he is to be arraigned for the killing of his friend in 2002 in

southern california. a documentary seriesç linked h to the crime. he is serving a seven-year sentence after pleading guilty to a weapons charge in new orleans. once that case wrapped, he was extradited to california. a berkeley city candidate will make her first appearance in court after a controversial arrest. nancy armstrong temple was arrested after trying to stop police raiding a homeless emcampment in berkeley. they claim armstrong temple physically interfered with what they were doing. she faces charges removing someone from police custody and resisting arrest. a frenzy at the coliseum helped propel raiders to the biggest win last night. in a game featured here, raiders rommed to a rin over denver and fans were anxious. not about the game on the field. that was good.

the possibility that the team might still pack up and leave for vegas. advance groups took advantage of the national spotlight handing out thousands of signs before the game started. >> 14 years of losing and now we are winning. we do not need this distraction. this is our home and we're not going anywhere. >> nevada law makers agreed on a stadium funding plan. owners still have to approve the move. that is not expected to happen till january. the owners of a shuttered peninsula ice rink are making a new pitch to demolish that rink and replace it with a shopping center in april san mat council members shot down a plan to demolish the ice rink which has been closed three years now. they called on the property to stay recreational. developers are presenting a new plan to pay the city $8 million to get approval for the original retail project.

ice rink supporters hope that money would go to a new rink elsewhere. 59 degrees and low clouds and patchy fog near san jose. 58 in san francisco. eventually later today, clouds begin to thin out with raisy sunshine and temperatures in the 70s. dry weather taking us through election day tomorrow. close to 07 in san francisco. low 70s around walnut creek in livermore. 72 in santa cruz. the one chance for light rain returning late friday into saturday. light temperatures warmer for election day. 70s across the board for inland locations trending cooler by friday. >> no excuse not to vote tomorrow unless you already voted early. we are looking over here. early start to your commute. a little problem here. slowing in san jose. we'll update two other crashes farther north. 880 at 98, told you about the earlier crash. it did clear without incident.

might see flashing lights here. a big rig involved in a crash pulling a double trailer around ocean point boulevard. they were trying to get that off the roadway on surface streets. i'll let you know if there is any slowing. metering lights are on. eight minutes from the toll plaza to san francisco. coming up, a california law maker says he accidentally used campaign finances to pay for school tuition and vacations. the way he explains that mix-up. looking ahead to the market. looks good. is the market taking sides in this presidential election? crab season off to another rough start. last season was delayed several months. crabbers are having a hard time catching anything.

visibility is starting to drop off around town. looks to be lower than that around now. expecting clearing later on today. highs in the mid 70s. when our next rain chance could arrive.

looking for a redding woman missing almost a week. her family thinks she may have been abducted. according to the redding records, sherry papini was last seen jogging in her neighborhood last wednesday. she is a devoted mother of two who would never leave her children. her cell phone was found less than a mile from her home but no sign of her. a southern california congressman is taking out a third home loan to repay his campaign for personal expenses. congressman duncan hunter says he accidentally used almost $50 from his campaign to pay for video games, a hawaiian trip and his kids' tuition.

he started vaping during a hearing on e-cigarettes. he blames the mix-up on the color of his credit cards. bernie sanders is on the ground in california today visiting northern california to promote one of the propositions you see on a ballot tomorrow. he will push for prop 61, a measure would restrict prescription drug prices. >> schools are closed in parts of oklahoma this morning as crews assess the damage from a large earthquake there. this is new video in showing the damage left behind. a magnitude 5.0 earthquake hit outside cushing. a few minor injuries have been reported and there have been 19 earthquakes reported in oklahoma in the past weeks. people in india are struggling to deal with dangerous levels of air pollution right now. you can barely see.

some parts of the city are reporting pollution levels almost five times those considered unhealthy by our epa. new delhi is one of the world's most polluted cities. a violent crash started 8:00 last night in south los angeles. officers spotted a speeding stolen car and followed that driver more than an hour until the car slammed into a center divide. one person was taken into custody. the large waves made it difficult to catch any crabs. crabbers spend hours on the water and barely caught anything. last year crab season was delayed for several months.

that had to do with crabs testing positive for a toxin. holiday shopping. we may need to rename this. forget black friday. some retailers are trying to stretch that craze through the entire month of november turning black friday into black november. the world's largest retail amazon is among the company spreading holiday shopping deals over several days. consumers are eager with over 40% well under way with our christmas shopping already? >> when it's december they have time to enjoy it with their families. >> home depot held a black friday sale last friday. more are expected as the month goes on. >> everything i time i buy something this early, lose it in high house. raiders served up a big win in primetime last night. today raiders will be serving the coast guard. a group of players will visit

the coast guard base the team will give a grant to help coast guard and families. the elections are so close. finally we are here. hard to believe candidates are making their final pitches with one day left. some companies are offering free stuff to let you to leave your house and vote. >> show your "i voted" sticker at krispy kreme you get a free donut. 7-eleven will give you a free cup of coffee. zip car will make over 6,000 vehicles available. >> wall street was unnerved about what direction it might take, wall street is raring to go this morning. >> investors relieved to hear hillary clinton was cleared in the e-mail investigation. >> is wall street taking sides on that?

the fbi found nothing new. normally we talk about the markets did. this morning we are talking about what the markets are expected to do. does this mean wall street wants hillary clinton to be present or taking sides? clinton does have strong ties to wall street. that's been documented. it's more likely investors just like the stability of knowing what's going to happen before it happens. redwood. oracle ready to buy out next for $9 billion. oracle spends money. british tasco froze thousands of accounts after people were stealing from customers. no word on any american banks hit. >> audi may have trouble

inspectors here in california have discovered some audis contain software that cheat on small tests just like volkswagen. to make it worse, the journal says the cheat software on diesel and gasoline models. they turned the steering wheel while the car was on a test rack. if it ran on a straight line it knew it was a smog test. if it turned the wheel, it increases emissions. >> that would being a larger scandal. mike's been talking about this all morning long. an extra hour we gained over the weekend. >> it affects easily the evening commute. surprisingly it gets darker. they go, i've to the to get

home. could be an earlier commute. >> you want to get home and enjoy the weather. >> settling in around san jose. clear view there. we are seeing temperatures in the upper 50s. patchy clouds. contrast that view with what we are seeing downtown san jose. 59. misty skies and low clouds cerealing with the base of the clouds was about 1,000 feet. 600 feet last hour. dropping below that. we've got patchy low clouds. high clouds on top of it. this is the outer fringe bringing a lot of rain north today. for us, layers of clouds. mostly cloudy. there you see the forecast approaching election day. dry conditions and slightly warmer temperatures tomorrow. once the low clouds clear, close

to 75 around san jose. tri-valley 73 livermore. 76 near danville. 73 near concord. peninsula temperatures low 70s. close to 70 in san francisco. around the north bay today we'll see highs in the low 70s. hourly outlook tomorrow, similar start. patchy low clouds. mild temperatures hour by hour. noon upper 60s and mostly 70s toward mid afternoon tomorrow. the one best chance for rain late friday night into early saturday. those rain totals very light by november standards. we are only thinking about 5% to 25% of average. fortunately november setting up the exact opposite of what we had in october. you see there's the one chance. >> a pleasant commute. folks better rested. keep in mind this little bit of

blip here in san jose. we do have reports of a crash. no details southbound 880 past 92. we'll let you know when chpç arrived. typical slowing off the dublin interchange. moving past that crash. we'll look at your maps and travel times. 22 minutes now reported from  highway 4 to the bay bridge. over here south bay no problem. slowing for north 101. we have more traffic. i think we'll end here. back to you. there you go. back to you. >> coming up next, keeping an eye on police officers, another bay area city is considering bodycam ras for police force. which department next. >> happening now on our digital platform, spearing election

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a live look outside democracy plaza. for. you that may be known as rockefeller plaza by nbc studios in new york city. this morning we are now just 24 hours away from the election. there will be a lot of activity in new york and across the country. we have complete coverage of decision 2016 in a couple of minutes. people across iowa will say their good-byes and give their thanks to one of two police officers ambushed and killed last week. funeral services will be held in west des money for sergeant anthony demino. he with justin martin were sitting in separate patrol cars when they were shot and killed early wednesday morning. his funeral will happen tomorrow. the suspect michael green is charged with two counts first degree murder.

yke% for more v will continue in south kk after authorities discovered a second body on the same property where a woman was rescued last week. she was found chained inside a storage container. authorities say he confessed to killing four people at a motorcycle shop in 2003 and is suspected in at least three other deaths. they are examining other properties owned by the suspect. san mateo city leaders will meet to discuss equipping police officers with body-worn cameras. they gave preliminary approval to the cameras in office and hope to have the cameras operational by next fall. tonight's meeting is a status report including an update on the timeline. san mateo has more than 100 police officers on the force. new rules on where you can smoke. leaders in pittsburgh want to create permanent new rules where

you can smoke. was a near-death experience with one peninsula family trying to use to help. >> with the help of the central county fire department, they organized free cpr training classes at burlingame high school. jim sobol was at home when he had a heart attack. emergency responders say he would not have survived if not for his teenage daughter who learned cpr. now they want to spread the word about how important it is to know life-saving procedures. >> we know first hand cpr saves lives. we feel so passionate about spreading the word and getting others to learn cpr so they can also save lives. >> more than 80% of cardiac arrests happen at home or in a

private setting. >> a good reminder there. it's 6:00. bullets fly in the hayward neighborhood leaving two men dead in the street what they saw moments before the gun fire. >> breaking this morning, one of the most polarizing figures of the clinton administration has died. we'll take a closer look at the political legacy of janet reno. metal so mangled, you can barely tell that used to be a car. growing concerns over daytime street racing after this deadly crash sent shrapnel flying in neighborhood back yards. good morning. i'm kris sanchez in for lawyeria garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we thought we were in a rain season until we looked away. we are drying out now. >> rainy preseason. big changes this month. it's been a dry start. this morning you may ne