north carolina. they're not going to be denied this time. >> and one of the blue bloods of college basketball bringing some sanity back to march madness. the tar heels take it all at the ncaa national championship comes to a close. after heartbreak last year, redemption this year for the tar heels. thank you for joining us on this tuesday. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. you have to love college sports. >> you do? >> is that north carolina blue? >> yes, it is. we know that one person, stephen stock, a tar heel alum, would be proud of you for wearing that. >> let's see if he's up and

at 'em this morning. >> a great weekend. now back to work. it's going to get very busy as we go to the end of the week. this is what everyone will be talking about. the rain moving in on friday. but as you step out the door now, it is all clear and cool. 51 degrees in the peninsula. and it's 47 degrees in the tri-valley. 48 degrees in the north bay. a few spotty sprinkles rolling around. i'm show you that on the radar in a bit. as we look at today's forecast, all of that clears out. we get more sniefr and warmer temperatures than yesterday with highs reaching into mid 70s inland and mid 60s along the coastline. want to show you the radar right now. seeing a little bit of rain around santa rosa right phau. some light showers at this point that will be clearing out as we go through the day. and that bigger storm system is what i'll be talking about in the main microclimate forecast. that's coming up in a few minutes. mike is now tracking a crash in san jose. >> it is. a small crash, no injuries. but it is a crash on the grid right now for chp down in the

south bay. southbound 880 as you pass by the alameda off ramp. starting a traffic break because there's debris reported as well. you may see chp from the freeway down to alameda over the next few. it's light traffic throughout the south bay. we'll track that and hopefully it clears by the time i get back to my desk. looking to a clear drive as well toward the bay bridge. >> also busy in downtown san jose where we're following breaking news. at least two people rushed to the hospital after being stabbed in an attack near a popular children's museum. >> pete is joining us live from downtown san jose at the discovery museum there. what are you hearing from investigators? >> good morning to you. yes, i spoke with san jose police. they tell me at this time there's not any more active scene because this did involve multiple scenes. we're talking about this double stabbing. you have one patrol car still in place. but one of the stabbing victims was found here at the corner at

locust street, as you mentioned, near the discovery museum. we'll show you some of the video we got earlier of the scene when it was a bit more active. according to san jose police, they're saying it happened around 12:00 a.m. reports of stabbing near the guadalupe river park. we're told there were two victims who were stabbed. one found near locust where we're standing, where i just showed you. another victim found near the river. now, that suspect in all this is still on the loose and police are still looking for that suspect. now, as far as those victims go, they're expected to survive their injuries, they're considered nonlife threatening. no more active scenes involve in the stabbing, but they're still looking for a suspect. we'll have another update for you in the next hour. we're live in san jose. pete suratos for today in the bay. >> thanks so much, pete. >> at 4:33 this morning, police are looking for a groper. a man is accused of

inappropriately touching women on a san francisco muni line. take a look at this surveillance video of the suspect. police say he would inappropriately rub against unsuspected women. eventually, one woman filed a police report. some riders say they're keeping more alert. >> i'm definitely aware of my surroundings, for sure. i try to sit in a position where i can see everybody around me and i can kind of monitor what's going on, try not to have my face in my phone. >> police say the man has been seen on the n judah line several times. >> happening today, san jose leaders -- happening today, san jose leaders taking the first steps in exploring new ways to keep pedestrians safe while walking. two years ago, they rolled out the zero vision plan. they plan on talking about what has been done to try to accomplish that goal and still what has to be done moving

forward. >> here's another goal for many. making the country conscious of a gender pay gap. hash tag 20 percent counts. we're live in front of the striped pig. what is the restaurant doing out there, kris? >> good morning, laura. the striped pig is one of about two dozen local businesses in silicon valley and san francisco and beyond that will be participating by offering a 20% discount to kind of illustrate how much pay women are foregoing because there is no equal pay in this country. this is one small business, but there are also large businesses like lyft and pg&e that are also participating. an analysis of women, the pay of women who work full time year round find women make about 80% of what men make. research by the national partnership for men and women used data from the u.s. census bureau. the good news is california has one of the smallest gaps to close, but across the board,

women make much less for the same work. women's pay versus men's pay stacks up like this. 80 cents on the dollar is what most women make. asian women fair a little better. 85 cents to 70 cents. there's a disparity there. white women make about 75 cents on the dollar. 63 cents on the dollar is what black women make. 54% on the dollar is what latino women maic. if women are mothers and work full time year round, they make about 70 cents on the dollar, according to that analysis. supporters of equal pay say income equality is not only good for women. it's good for the entire economy. at 5:30, i'll show you by how much the economy grows if women make the same as men. >> thanks for the latest there. for gonzaga, this was its first championship game ever. school based in spokane came so close, but in the end, it couldn't topple the giant of college basketball. >> north carolina in this year's

ncaa men's basketball champion holding off gonzaga down the stretch. tar heels won the game 71-65. this, in fact, is their sixth ncaa championship. gonzaga is the first west coast conference team to make the finals so good for them. >> that was a great run for gonzaga there. coming up next, a city pushing to become a sanctuary city. >> and san jose trying to swoop in and help people devastating by the reason floods. the vote at city council could mean new wheels for dozens of flood victims.

welcome back. 4:40. happening today, a 50-year-old felon accused of kidnapping and assaulting a 13-year-old girl is expected to be arraigned. investigators say timothy lee marble met a young runaway at a napa gas station last friday. the next day, marble called 911 himself to say the victim jumped from his moving truck. when officers found the girl, she told them she had been drugged and repeatedly assaulted. now, a live look at the emeryville bridge from our emeryville camera. while we're talking about that city -- excuse me, yeah, no such thing as the emeryville bridge. the bay bridge camera. they're discussing the sanctuary work place resolution. now a rally is held by workers in support of the resolution. >> 4:40. in a few hours, the city of san

jose trying to help the victims of the coyote creek flooding. >> historically inundated with water almost two months ago, many residents were left without a car. they're meeting to consider a new ordinance that if passed would allow the city to give its surplus cars, to donate them to goodwill for flood victims. floodwaters caused more than $70 million in damage. >> interesting to see how many surplus cars the city has. >> hopefully many. >> coming up, many cab drivers blame ride share companies for ruining their rides. >> the changes could give cabbies a break, but would it be passed on to you, the consumer? we're back with more news in just two minutes. you're watching today in the bay.

welcome back. and welcome to tuesday morning as well. taking a live look outside downtown san jose, expecting another nice day. spring like temperatures. we better enjoy these from what i'm hearing is coming. >> that's what everyone will be talking about, the rain rolling in. it's been nice to have a break, but here we go with some more downpours. >> a lot? >> it looks like it could be quite a bit, especially considering how dry it's been. >> so hold off on the car wash for a couple more days, until after friday. >> no need to waste your money at the car wash, right? and we are going to see that rain rolling in here on thursday. so here we are on tuesday. and we have just a couple more days of some dry weather, and

the seven-day forecast is now coming up at the bottom of the screen, and also, check out these temperatures as you head out, nice and cool. 51 degrees in oakland, with highs today reaching 69 there today. and lower 60s right along the coastline. half moon bay, san francisco, 63 degrees. and going to see some upper 70s for napa. the inland area feeling much wat warmer than along the coast. we have a wide range in temperatures across the bay. you need everything from the jacket to also some short sleeves. as we get a live look outside at san jose, you start out with clear skies. let's bring it in to the closet, let me show you how to dress for this weather. we start out with a need for a jacket and a hoodie. maybe something that will help keep you warm and a t-shirt underneath for later on today as you'll be taking the jacket off, especially for the inland areas. sunglasses for all that sunshine today, and shorts as well as our temperatures will be fairly warm. and mike is excited about the shorts.

we will have a lot of light rain in the north bay. we're seeing spotty showers moving through there. this will all be drying out. this will not be a major issue throughout the day. even though it looks to connect with that big storm system, we'll start to see that dry air fighting back and keeping the rain farther to the north as we go through the day. holding that rain off for a little while longer. but as we look at the timeframe for when that rain arrives, definitely in the north bay by thursday afternoon, the rest of us not seeing it until thursday night. and then we see it becoming very widespread and heavy by friday evening. as well as all day friday. so yeah, looks to bring quite a bit of rain. then heavy snow for the sierra. especially as we head towards saturday morning. if you're making weekend plan to head to the sierra, i don't know. it's going to be really tough getting there. and then as we head toward monday, we'll also have another quick round of showers, but that one not as significant as what

we will see as we head to the end of the week, and rainfall totals at this point, looks like we could have an least an inch of rain for the north bay. up to close to an inch and a half in the santa cruz mountains also getting a significant amount of rain. we'll be fine tuning that over the next couple days. looking at that wet forecast for basically thursday afternoon into friday. wrapping up with some scattered showers and windy conditions on saturday. sunday is the dry day, and more showers moving in on monday. but that doesn't look to be as heavy once again. we'll be talking more about this. let's head over to mike now. something going on in arenda? >> clearly something going on friday, too. watching for the rain that you're talking about. that will be an issue. over here, no major issues except as kari called out, arinda. a new accident reported to chp. heading out to highway 24 westbound. sounds like an animal was hit earlier, so chp is going to see if there's anything that needs to be done.

maybe temporary traffic break if there's anything going on. animal hit just as you hit 24 heading to gateway and highway 14. we don't see slowing toward the north bay. take you over to highway 24 and look at what our partners at waze can show you. highway 24 moves smoothly out of antioch. this purple line all the way down to the walnut creek interchange. 23 minutes. and later, the cutthrough, is a longer drive, about five minutes longer. as the build happens, you'll want that. you also want to sign up for our waze team. go to your waze app, which you have downloaded from the app store and click on the magnifying glass in the corner. then your name, and scroll down to teams. select nbc bay area wazers. thrilled with how many people joined yesterday. join the community, help each other and help us and we'll get you on the air. >> team nbc. love it. >> we're with you all the way, mike.

how many times will be make corny jokes about that? a lot. bear with me. >> right now, a rebranding of sorts. yahoo with a new name. and wanting to set a time limit on computer times. >> let's check in with landon dowdy. you'll know this one day, landon. >> this may be the perfect option to fit that, but first, let's talk about markets. wall street could see more red arrows today. futures are lower this morning. and stocks had disappointing auto sales and lack luster economic data. reports today on the trade deficit and factory orders. down falling 13 points. the nasdaq, which hilt an all-time high during the day, closed down 17 to 5894. let's play the name game. verizon completes its nearly $5 billion deal to buy yahoo's internet business this spring,

it will combine it with aol and rename it. it's likely that other well known sites will keep their names so users won't be confused. reports say current yahoo gm marissa mayer won't stay with the company. >> and google wants to help parents pry the phones and tablets away from their kids with google wi-fi, they can schedule an internet pause time during which wi-fi is blocked. google suggests using it during dinner, work time, bedtime. you can set multiple timers and customize how they receive them, such as school nights. >> every night. thanks a lot, landon. >> talking about google as a parent company or alphabet as a parent company, they're actually parenting. >> what about moving around when you have to go? taxi drivers in san francisco could catch a break. happening today, san francisco transportation leaders will meet to consider modifying the taxi medallion fee. taxis are becoming less popular with the likes of uber and lyft, and many drivers say the cost of the coveted medallion is ruining

their bottom line. right now, the renewal fee is over $1,000. >> right now, regulating drones is high on the list of things to do for the richmond city council. tonight, members are considering regulation for the unmanned flying objects. >> 4:51. coming up, we investigate. it was one of the worst experiences of my life. >> a school teacher wrongfully kicked out of her home. coming up, we'll tell you how our six month investigation into evictions in san francisco is now leading to some major potential changes for renters and landlords citywide. >> all right, but first, happening now, an escort convicted of involuntary manslaughter in connection with a heroin overdose of a google executive has been detained by i.c.e. you probably remember the case. alix tichelman was released after sending half of a five-year prison sentence. immediately turned over to

federal authorities. she holds dual citizenship in the united states and canada. >> plus, bids for president trump's border wall are due today. interested contracts want to know if federal authorities are going to rush in to help if workers come under attack and if workers can carry guns. we're back in two minutes with more news.

a good tuesday morning. at 4:54 a live look at downtown walnut creek. beautifully decorated there with lights on the trees and even someone up and driving on main street this morning. hope you're off to a great tuesday so far. >> nice little downtown area there. today is the last day for voters in woodside to weigh in on funding for the town's only

school. they're deciding on a mail-in ballot partial tax to boost revenues for woodside elementary school. the $290 per parcel tax would provide eight years of funding for school programs. >> south bay symposium to create positive behavior for climate kicks off today in mountain view. it has a methedologist caused positive behavior interventions and supports. >> 4:55 on your tuesday. happening, later today in marin county, fixes for a popular park. the board of supervisors is getting an update on how plans are going for improving roads and traffic issues. with close to a million visitors a year, the county and park service wants to improve the traffic, and more parking spots wouldn't be bad. >> woo rr expecting to get a better view of the rent situation in alameda. that city council is receiving a report on rent stabilization and

evictions. the city approved a measure exactly one year ago today aimed at protecting renters from the outrageous price increases, according to the people who live there. there will also be a rally outside of city hall to show support for the ordinance. >> 4:56. lawmakers are taking action after our six-month investigation exposed what appears to be abuse by landlords. >> how families have been wrongfully kicked out of their homes and now potential new laws aimed to better protect renters in san francisco. >> good morning. the changes would make it easier for the district attorney's office to file criminal charges against landlords who try to kick out tenants. our recent investigation revealed over the past ten years, the d. aft' office hasn't prosecuted a single landlord for abusing these legislations. they would require owners to say they plan to move in within three months and stay there for

at least three years. landlords would also be required to submit proof of residency after they move in like an electric bill or voter regivation. the new legislation gets introduced later today. supervisors aaron pescon and jane kim will also push another potential law that would slap landlords with fines and criminal penalty physical they wrongfully kick off tenants in order to charge new tenets a lot more in rent. the mayor will need to weigh in, but if approved, the changes could go into effect by this summer. >> possibly new protections coming very soon. thank you. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call. 888-996-tips. you can also send us an e-mail. >> 4:57. coming up, tracking our tuesday morning forecast. >> and it looks good as you step out the door this morning. more clouds moving in. if you don't plan on heading out to the oakland yaisz game, second game of the season, it will be in the mid 60s, but more

clouds moving in. those clouds will bring us some rain by the end of the week. we'll talk about the timeline coming up. and a live look at 580 coming down through dublin out of livermore. smooth traffic here, but i did have an interesting report for san ramon. >> all right, we're interested to hear what you have to say, mike. >> first, streets just blocks away from the discovery museum in san jose, as jow see here, turned into a crime scene. police right now looking for a suspect. a live report from the scene with who police specifically are searching for after this break.

a double stabbing in the south bay. investigators are combing through two crime scenes. we're there live. >> plus, an alert for muni riders. the search for a man riding buses in san francisco. what police say he's doing to other passengers. >> the north carolina tar heels take it all. you think they're excited? at the end, there was only one team standing. the ncaa men's basketball national championship comes to a close. today in the bay starts right now. all those brackets busted. >> lindsey did okay, one of our producers. >> all right. good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. you're putting a nice color on this. we lost to an 8-year-old did in our bracket. our writer rob, his son beat all of us. >> did