your monday, post-easter forecast coming right up. that's the golden gate bridge. today in the bay starts right now. thanks for joining us on this kind of muggy morning. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> kwlm sam brock. there's your proof. couldn't see the golden gate bridge. it's moderate temperatures too. >> not that cold. you do still need a jacket to keep you dry, and we have seen the mist and drizzle rolling across parts of the bay area. pretty much what we'll see off and on throughout the north bay, and in san francisco for part of the day. partly cloudy skies, looking at spotty light rain. nothing too dramatic, but we have wet roads. mostly dry in the south bay with cloudy skies and a slight chance of rain, and temperature trends throughout the day will be in the upper 50s. before you know it, and into the upper 60s today. not a lot of sun in the forecast. i'll let you know when we will

see the sun in about seven minutes. >> good morning. it looks like we're starting to see a bit of a troubled spot in the east bay near oakland. southbound 880, earlier, i was reporting two accidents. it looks like unrelated. it looks like now there is an additional accident, a third accident up ahead. one of the vehicles might be blocking one of the lanes there. tow truck is on the way. as of now, it doesn't look like it's affecting too much, but it has slowed down along the 880. if we take a live look right now at that traffic cam, you can see we are starting to see a lot more traffic at this hour. at about 5:00. if you're heading out near that area, take extra time. back to you. >> thank you. searching for more suspects this morning after this weekend's violent protests in berkeley. this video of a supporter of president trump punching a woman in the face is what everybody is talking about. >> quite jarring video there. one clip of just a lot of

jarring video. today in the bay's pete suratos, police say they're working to make more arrests from the protests. >> reporter: good morning to you, sam. yes, berkeley police is handling this investigation, and they expect to make more arrests depending on what they're able to see in the video evidence that you just showed. as well as some of the video that is circulating on social media. let's show you the scene. this was martin luther king jr. plaza in berkeley over the weekend. it was supposed to be what was called a patriots day rally organized by pro-trump supporters but it escalated into a brawl between supporters and detractors of president trump. you see a combination of fist fights, explosions and pepper spray, used in the video from that rally. but so far, police are reporting that 20 people have been arrested. 11 people injured. and 7 people hospitalized. if you have video from the rally, police are encouraging folks to send it to them. the info is on our website at

nbcbayarea.com. while please are handling this investigation, they're preparing for another popular conservative commentat commentator scheduled to appear in the bay area later this week. i'll have info on who that is live in the next hour. >> thank you very much, pete. 5:03 now. meantime, berkeley's mayor and some city council members will discuss the city's police force. it's a community forum called militarization of police. what does it mean for berkeley? that's at the way on university avenue. also tonight at 6:00. >> now to a story we first broke to you this weekend. 5:03, we're still awaiting more detays from vallejo police on suspects who opened fire at a party full of teenagers. a chaotic scene for the first responders there. take a listen at the dispatch audio. >> we got three so far. one down inside of 110 calhoun. we just need more units for crowd control out here. there's probably 60, 70 kids.

>> that all happened early sunday morning. four teenagers had to be rushed to the hospital with gunshout wounds. a group of teenagers was standing outside the house when someone in a car nearby opened fire. the only clue investigators have released so far is that the suspects were in a four-door car. all the victims are expected to recover from their injuries. right now, a manhunt in ohio for the suspect who committed a heinous act, murdering an elderly person at random and taking the video and uploading it to facebook. the video shows the gunman who police have identified as steve stephens getting from his car and approaching the elderly man. the victim was then told he was about to die. that's where the video freezes. stephens says because of a woman. he then shoots the man at point blank range. the woman he referred to in the video is apparently stephens' girlfriend. in a separate video, he taked about killing other people too. >> hopefully i'm go to try as kill as many people as i can.

>> we want this to end with as little -- with as much peace as we can bring to this right now. >> after stephens posted his video, it was viewable for about three hours until facebook removed it and deactivated the account. police have found no evidence of other killers. >> happening today, the san pablo man accused of shooting and killing his ex-girlfriend in front of her own children is expected to enter a plea today. lawyer mcbride drove up to franklin's car and opened fire earlier this month in richmond. the children in the vehicle were not mcbride's. the man police say swiped a jerry rice autographed football that netted thousands of dollars for charity is now under arrest. videos seem to clearly show the man taking the ball which was auctioned off last weekend at a milpitas restaurant. someone bid $3500 during that charity auction for orphans in china. police say this weekend,

45-year-old patrick lam of san jose turned himself in after learning about the video airing on local tv. >> what a start for the warriors who came out firing on all cylinders yesterday in game one of their playoff series against portland. >> they hit the ground running. the blazers have given them trouble in the past. but not this one. durant going on to score the team high 31 in this game. draymond green also had a huge game. 12 boards and 5 blocks. that included a key block down the stretch that led to a bucket from durant. the warriors win 121-109. there's the block. afterwards, coach steve kerr called it a great all-around performance. >> it was, to me, the perfect way to win game one. you got a real taste for what you're up against. >> the warriors nation now has to wait until wednesday for game two, if that whets your appetite. the game will be played at oracle arena. >> the sharks, meanwhile, are

once again facing an uphill battle to advance to the stanley cup playoffs. edmonton won a hard fought game three last night at the s.a.p. center. the only goal came with nine minutes left in the third period. with the 1-0 win, the oilers regain control of the series. two games to one. game four is tomorrow night back at the shark tank. it is 5:07 on this monday morning, as you head out, still wet across parts of the bay area. 57 degrees in the peninsula and the south bay. 56 in the tri-valley. also 56 degrees in san francisco. look at that camera there. you can barely see anything. visibility is low, and in the north bay, pretty much the same thing. throughout the day, times of sunshine and some scattered showers moving through. and otherwise, looking at mostly cloudy skies, up to 62 degrees in san francisco and the east bay. and the north bay going to see a high of 64 degrees. it takes a while, but it will clear out and warm up as we go

through the week, so we'll talk about that timeline coming up in about four minutes. heading over to veaniy now tracking what's happening on the roadways. >> well, it looks liex those three accidents going on in the east bay near the oakland area, well, we're starting to see slowing with our speed sensors. it looks like it is because there is a vehicle blocking a lane near high street on southbound 880, and not to mention, we have three fender benders. so we're seeing slowing. if this is your earl armorning commute, we're also seeing slight slowing on the northbound side. that could be because people tend to stop and look over at what's going on. let's look at what it looks like on the roads. plenty of vehicles out. it's 5:08, but we're already seeing a backup there. drive safe. back to you. >> thank you very much. it's 5:08. coming up, are tensions boiling over when it comes to north korea? president trump is holding talks on that very issue today at the white house, and vice president

mike pence makes the rounds in asia. for a live report for washington straight ahead. >> and more turbulence this morning for united airlines. the latest coming up.

it's 5:11, as you get ready to head out in the south bay and peninsula, still dry. even after some spotty showers yesterday evenening. a live look at palo alto, and sunnyvale, the temperature trend shows we start out in the upper 50s at 9:00, into the upper 60s

today, and we'll be right at about where we should be for this time of year and see more showers moving in throughout the week. more details on that and when we'll have a warm up in a few minutes. >> the tri-valley drive times are starting to slow just a bit. westbound 580, grand line road to 680, about 23 minutes. south bchbd 680 to vargas road, 10 minutes. >> all right, thank you very much. 5:12 right now. in washington today, an important meeting. president trump sitting down with secretary of state rex tillerson, and north korea sure to dominate the conversation. >> that after north korea conducted a failed missile test over the weekend. the test may have failed, but north korea remains a threat. >> no question about that, kris and sam. that's why this administration is trying to figure out do they try diplomacy and get china

involved? do they consider military action? the most that we're hearing so far is coming from vice president pence, who stood with south korea's president today and pledged u.s. support. vice president pence just hours ago at the dmz, the militarized border between north and south korea, making it clear that nothing has been ruled out. responding to north korea's failed missile test. >> all options are on the table. as we continue to stand shoulder to shoulder with the people of south korea. >> despite moving a strike team in place, military action does not appear to be the trump administration's first choice. >> it's time for us to undertake all actions we can short of a military option to try to resolve this peacefully. >> any push to get north korea to back down is almost sure to involve china. north korea's only ally and largest trading partner in the region. >> whether they're currency

manipulators or not, we should expect them to act to prevent what could be a cataclysmic event. >> if china can be brought to the point where they are putting pressure constantly on north korea, there's an opportunity to try to freeze their system and roll them back. >> lawmakers say president trump needs a plan. so far, he's been silent on the missile test. but he has not been silent on twitter. in fact, the president talking about china and china's involvement, saying why question china as a currency manipulator when they're trying to work with us on this situation. >> thank you. let's get back to something going on at home. united airlines keeps adding more rules to try to prevent what happened on the ill fated flight from happening again. >> scott mcgrew, more rules for employees who want a ride. >> new yieted now says an employee cannot take a seat from a paying passenger no matter

what. it also says if its air crews do want to fly, they have to show up an hour before the flight. crews often fly as passengers. it's called deadheading so they can get to a flight assignment somewhere else. in the case of that ill-fated flight to louisville, the crew showed up after all the passengers had been seated and you know what happened next meanwhile, a court hearing set for today has been called off. the lawyer representing the passenger wanted a judge to order united and the city of chicago to hold on to all the evidence in the case. not destroy it. but the airline and the city agreed to preserve the evidence, making the first court hearing rather moot. and a young couple from utah claim they were forced off a united flight to costa rica. it would appear the couple sat in the wrong seats, upgrading themselves to a better part of the cabin. united said they were repeatedly asked to sit in the section they paid for.

they said they were pulled off the plane by u.s. marshals. the airline says there were no marshals. it's one of those stories we need more tail on. >> wall street back to work after a long weekend. no trading on good friday. united is in the news there too because it's reported profits. it will say it has had fairly solid business, but remember, that would refer back to a time before all of this broke out. speaking of reporting profits, you have to do your own reporting to the irs no later than tomorrow. if you haven't filed your taxes, tuesday is the deadline. normally, of course, it's april 15th, but april 15th fell on a weekend. and then there was the holiday in the district of columbia. now, tax day is april 18th. you have plenty of time wrfrb. >> plenty of time. >> we're not going to shame anybody, but somebody hasn't done his taxes yet. >> i still have 11:59 tomorrow. right? >> you could do those at the beginning of the year. >> vianey did hers in january. >> thank you very much.

>> we're talking about a lot of wetness out there. moisture in the air. we head outside to take a live look outside from our fremont camera. lots of headlights and people getting ready to start their work week again. actually not the worst case scenario in term s wet roads in the last several days. that's because we're seeing maybe on/off rain, kari? >> scattered showers. that's hot we'll see in the next couple days. not just today, but tomorrow and wednesday. you just have to be prepared for it all, as we will see some breaks in the clouds and for some parts of the bay area, sunshine breaking out. don't expect a lot of it. as we look at santana road, a gorgeous shot. it does show you how fairly dry it is in the south bay, and all nice and quiet this morning. but we have seen some cloudy skies overhead. now, the seven-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen, starting in the south bay. as you will see times of rain in the forecast over the next several days as we get a look at

the radar, we see there's some light rain, especially moving into sonoma county, some more of the very light spotty showers in marin county, and san francisco also showing some light rain. but it's not really that heavy. but then as we look at the camera, well, you can barely see anything there. so the fog definitely an issue, and also those cars in front of you, splashing up some water. it's 56 degrees and heading up to 62. as we go through the next couple days, light rain moving through and breezy winds. tomorrow, more of the same. there may be a very few heavy downpours moving through parts of the bay area, and the rest of the week we'll be warming up as drier moves in. mainly toward the end of the week. looking at all of these high temperatures today, milpitas up to 65 degrees. 65 also in los gatos. in hayward, 64. and 67 in walnut creek and vallejo. in the peninsula, to 62 at half moon bay and 65 in san mateo. san francisco going to see some

lower 60s there. with that off and on light rain, and mill valley today up to 64 degrees. let's see how this pans out for the rest of today. mostly cloudy sighs and at times, light rain. not expecting anything much more measurable than what we have had already. later on today, we see the heavier showers returning once again. may linger into early tomorrow morning's commute for most of us early risers and then as we go through the rest of the day, going to see breaks in the clouds. another system moving in by wednesday night. but that looks to get out of here early thursday morning, and then we'll get a chance to warm up. rainfall totals for most of us will be very light. up to about a tenth of an inch for the east bay peninsula and the south bay. north bay, you're going to see much more measurable rain and a lot more water for your gardens up there. low 60s in san francisco. and also going to see that sun coming out for the end of the week. and for the inland areas, look toward the end of the forecast

as you make plans for the weekend. how about some mid 70s. there's going to be absolutely gorgeous. and vianey showing us how the roads are moving as you head out on this monday morning. >> it looks like people have managed to slow down. i think it might be because of a little bit of rain they have been seeing early on. so far so good. no major accidents. the three accidents i reported earlier causing backup on 880 southbound, it looks like they have cleared those off to the side. the tow truck arrived and moves the vehicles over and cleared up the lanes. we're seeing this is typically an area that does see slowing. westbound 580, starting to see regular tip morning backup at this hour. please make sure to take extra time. also seeing some stop and go traffic at niles canyon road. and i'm trying to figure out what's going on up there. chp hasn't reported anything, but we're seeing those traffic sensors picking up major slowing. i'll keep a close eye on what's

going on, but not bad for monday. back to you. >> thank you. >> coming up, going hung for a cause. the san jose protesters say they're fasting to protest -- to protect renters from eviction. why say they're getting their message out now and that it's critical timing. you're watching today in the bay. >> plus, a live look outside right now at the golden gate bridge. you can actually make out some kind of bridge back there. a little bit in the distance. as vianey was mentioning a second ago, not so bad for monday. aren't too many cars out there, but things starting to pick up just a little bit. much more coming up. 5:24.

it is 5:24 right now. hope you had a lovely easter with your family if you were celebrating. this is the lawn of the white house where the annual easter egg roll is going to happen this morning. it is a huge tradition that goes way back to 1878. >> huge turnout, too. 21,000 people expected to be there. 18,000 easter eggs are going to roll, and we will be dipping in and out of this throughout the course of the morning. >> right now, 5:24 here on your monday, a hunger strike continues today in san jose. >> a group of housing activists are refusing food until tomorrow's city council meeting and they didn't eat all weekend

either. tomorrow is when city leaders are expected to vote on a protection measure for renters. the city is considering a law to require landlords to provide just cause before evicting tenants. activists have been out in front of city hall saying they're fighting for the vulnerable. >> the women and children of color, single mothers, domestic violence survivors that are the most vulnerable to these no-cause evictions. >> the california apartment association counters, san jose already has laws to prevent landlords for evicting tenants for financial gain. the city needs to enforce those laws rather create new legislation, more regulations and additional layers of bureaucracy. >> nbc bay area responds to a pleasanton man who said he paid 600 for items he never got. >> chris chmura is here with his

story. >> phil davis bought two cases of smoke detectors from surveillant last september. they cost $600. but he says he never received them. says he contacted the company several times but never got a response. he finally asked us to step in. we contacted the company and it refunded philip's money $600. surveillant didn't respont to our request for comment the situation. if you have a consumer complaint, let us know. 888-996-tips, or nbcbayarea.com/responds. it's 5:26 right now. it's that time of year again when the bay area remembers the great 1906 san francisco earthquake and fire. >> the actual anniversary is tomorrow, but remembrance events start today. city officials meeting for a luncheon to mark the 111th anniversary. going to include dignitaries, police, fire officials will all be there. ceremonies tomorrow begin at 5:12 a.m., when the quake

struck. >> coming up, california senator dianne feinstein is doing something today she hasn't done since president trump took office. she's holding a town hall meeting. we'll tell you why it's drawing so much attention next. connecting b.a.r.t. riders with a lesser known gem in the east bay, the multimillion dollar project that will be breaking ground in a few hours. you're watching today in the bay.

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the country in washington, d.c. right now, that's the south lawn of the white house. there's all those people gathered outside because the easter egg roll must go on, and it will. kris. this is a tradition going on for years. >> 150-something years. a beautifuldition. and it looks like they have much better weather for an easter egg hunt than we had yesterday, kari. you don't like to see the easter dresses with the little dye. >> yeah, early afternoon, that rain rolled in. what sam suggested friday, you move it to saturday. that's the day we had gorgeous weather. it was amazing on saturday. and yeah, then sunday, the rain moved in. we're still seeing lingering showers this morning as the easter weekend comes to an end. as a lot of kids are heading back to school as well. now we're looking at some light rain in the north bay, and in san francisco, we have seen some breaks in the peninsula, south bay also still mostly dry. getting a look at all those came cameras. a few showers al in the

tri-valley. very hit or miss rain, and any rain we'll see throughout the morning and early afternoon will be light. you step out the door to mid to upper 50s and then highs up to 57 degrees today, and make sure you grab that umbrella. i'll have a look at the forecast as more rain moves in and vianey is tracking what is happening, a slowdown in the tri-valley. >> chp is reporting that along 580, it appears there were not one but maybe a couple vehicles involved. doesn't look like they're reporting anything major. however, there is a vehicle blocking one of the lanes which is what is causing the backup along this area. i know that they were seeing some showers out there. so that might have been one of the issues. although, if you're driving out near that area, we're also seeing some slowing in the livermore area, although the drive times for the most part have been good all morning long, westbound 580 to 680 seeing slowing. 26 minutes. take some extra time and head out now. >> thank you.

5:31 right now. happening today, construction begins on the revamp of the concord b.a.r.t. >> we're joined live at the plaza. bob, you have been talking to city leaders. they say the project is going to bring new life to the area. >> good morning, b.a.r.t. is making it easier for riders to connect with one of the east bay's lesser known treasures. in just five hours, the transit agency will be breaking ground on a multimillion dollar project here at the station that will connect the concord b.a.r.t. station with the historic toadose santos plasa. the site of many businesses and festivals in the parks. even though it's only 2 1/2 blocks away, many b.a.r.t. passengers don't know which direction to go. as you can see in this rendering, the new pedestrian project will build a new raised cross walk and add biking and better landscaping. here's the city councilman.

>> doing a lot of things with our corridors, lighting them up and adding stuff to the pavement. we're attracting new apartments. we're getting new businesses. and we have four new restaurants downtown now. so it's -- there's a lot of vibrancy going on. >> the project is expected to cost around $6.5 million. using money from prop 1b, measure j, and b.a.r.t. funds. b.a.r.t. and the contra costa transit agency and the city of concord will be breaking ground at 10:00 this morning. reporting live outside the concord bard station. bob redell. >> thank you. >> we're waiting on new information of how badly several people were hurt in a head-on collision in rio vista last night. this happens just south of high way 12 on highway 160. salono county fire tweeted two ambulance and a helicopter were called to the scene at 9:03.

it shut down the road at the time. it has now reopened. we don't know what caused that crash or how the victims are doing at this point. >> we are helping you learn more today about the man killed in an rv fire sunday in redwood city. firefighters found the man in the burning vehicle in the north fair oaks neighborhood. there was an exz tension cord that ran through the door for power, and thatly started the fire. >> no word yet on what caused this explosion that destroyed a room at the san jose motel over the weekend. this blast happened about 12:30 in the morning at the casa linda hotel in monterey road in san jose. two people were critically injured in the blast. the firefighters were able to knock down the fire in about 20 minutes. a spokesperson for the fire department says he couldn't comment on the source of the blast but he said that police could end up taking over the investigation. some amazing video to show

you now. investigators searching for the cause of this fire in fremont that as you see destroyed dozens of cars. flames from the car lot in the industrial park sent up flames of black smoke. the flames were hopscotching from car to car there, burning at least 30 by the time firefighters gained control. no air quality warnings were issued. >> 5:35. police in berkeley are trying to find out how a woman fell to her death from a third-floor balcony over the weekend. police say a 21-year-old woman who has not yet been identified fell early sunday morning. this happened on dwight way. that is several blocks from the outskirts of the cal campus. >> senator dianne feinstein will hear first-hand from bay area voters during a town hall meeting later this morning. this will be the first town hall hosted by feinstein since trump took office. she has taken heat for not holding more meetings during the last congressional recess. anyone who wants to attend

today's event will have had to get a ticket in advance. >> 5:35 now, and north bay law enforcement leaders will team up tonight with school district members answer questions about immigration. the novato unified school district is hosting tonight's meeting and the sheriff of marin county will also be there along with the police chief for novato's department. tonight's summit is meant to address concerns about immigration law enforcement and safe schools. it will happen at the hill education center at 6:00. >> a follow-up on a man's ashes that were stolen in san francisco right out of his family's rental car. the ashes of joe wilkinson have been recovered by police. mary wilkinson and her daughter were parked in a garage in fisherman's wharf last thursday, preparing to scatter joe's ashes but thieves broex into the car and stole everything, including the ashes. on saturday, police called mary and said a man had dropped off the ashes earlier in the day.

that man was not arrested. she and her daughter have decided to take joe's ashes back home with them to north carolina. and stopping floods before they happen. the last of three public meetings addressing flood and risk prevention in the south bay happens at 6:00 tonight. a series of meetings held by the water district in the three neighborhoods that were hit hardest by historic flooding around president's day. tonight's meeting is at the roosevelt community center on east santa clara street. they're taking questions and providing information on what it's doing to prevent future floods. 5:37. happening today, caltrans begins construction on the highway 92/82 interchange. that project includes a new retaining wall and wider ramps to ease some of the bottlenecks experienced there. work will happen on week days from 7:00 amg to 5:00 p.m., and this recontradiction project is expected to last about a year. >> starting today, it's the ninth annual bike and roll to school week.

and we're looking live at the golden gate bridge. maybe one of the spots where folks might ride over. students, parents, staff, will bike more than -- more than snient fran schools to celebrate healthy living and active transportation. scooters, skateboard, they count too. >> not such a good day to bike to work or school in san francisco. because we have seen the light rain moving through. and it will be raining off and on for areas north of san francisco and also for parts of the east bay, as we'll see the rain off and on. doesn't look that dramatic as we get a look at radar. if you are planning for heading over towards the sierra, we're seeing some of the scattered rain showers there, and it will eventually turn over to snow for elevations above 6,000 feet. but this weather system moving in will bring the potential of a few more inches of snow, but it's been pretty epic this season. and we're going to see this storm system bringing in some

more slick weather. so make sure you prepare and allow some extra time to get to the sierra. some schools are on spring break this week. if you are going to be heading back to school today, i'll have a look at the school day forecast coming up in about three minutes. vianey is showing what's happening, slowdowns around the bay area. >> we are seeing slowdowns, but i think spring break may have to do with the spring brakelighter traffic, especially for monday. westbound 580, we're still seeing slowing. because chp is seeing an accident blocking lanes, and it looks like the tri-valley drive times are also showing that. about 27 minutes, southbound 680 to vargas, 19 minutes. the north bay drive times are also seeing slowing along westbound 37 to lakeville highway. about 21 minutes. southbound 101 to the golden gate, about 12 minutes, and bay bridge toll plaza, the metering

lights are on. back to you. >> thank you, vianey. >> 5:39 right now. coming up, a bay area charity food truck stolen. the amount it will cost to replace the truck that is a life line for so many people in need. >> plus, president trump hoping for a lucky day today in his negotiate eggs with the chinese to make a deal on day 80. >> plus, a family event and a white house tradition that will go on this year. the easter egg roll on the south lawn of the white house. why this year's sell won't be quite as big as the last eight years. you're watching today in the bay.

it's 5:43. we have a soggy start to this monday morning. some spotty lighters moving through. and temperature wise, feeling milder. still in the upper 50s in oakland. 56 degrees in san francisco, palo alto and san jose at 57. for the school day, some kids heading back to school today, and you will need the rain jacket from san francisco farther to the north. otherwise, expect cloudy skies and pield temperatures at recess, and times of sunshine peeking through with some breezy winds. there's more rain in the forecast. we'll talk about the timeline coming up in six minutes. and the bay bridge metering lights are on. your bridge drive times show westbound 580 toward richmond bridge, about 8 minutes. westbound 80, 12 minutes, and westbound 92, about 12 minutes.

>> getting things kicked off on a monday. thank you very much. 5:43 right now and an historic referendum in turkey over the weekend. voters in the country narrowly okaying a huge expand of the leader's powers but opposition leaders are challenging the results. they would place the country's parliamentary system with an executive presidency. president erdogan won, but that has not stopped political opponents from questioning the integrity of the voting. the changed could keep erdogan in power until 2029. >> back here at home, a truck used to deliver fresh food to thousands of hungry people is missing. it was stolen on easter monday. truck nicknamed suzy has been a workhorse for the last three years. the whitey express uds it to foods to thousands in the east

bay, and replacing it would cost $70,000. volunteers say they the have no hard feelings but the missing truck makes their work a lot harder. >> we have a few others, only one the size of suzy, so yeah, it's a problem for us. >> there are a lot ofry people who depend upon our deliveries every day. >> how that group picks up and delivers fresh food from restaurants and stores to a list of charities throughout the week. >> no more problems finding a charge. new legislation is going to install charging stations for electric cars all over the city of san francisco. it's a new law that would require all new construction projects and all retrofits to install charging stations. the mayor's office says this would be a long-term investment to fight pollution. >> what should be a relatively optimistic meeting in san rafael, and the council members take a look in the mirror to discuss results of a recent satisfaction survey. it appears residents are

satisfied. the survey found 87% are satisfied with the quality of life there. and three out of four are satisfied with city services. so safe to say that meeting will be pretty quick. >> 5:46 right now. a new fire station to tell you about menlo park that is about to go up. this is fire station 6. that's on oak grove avenue in downtown menlo park. right there, that's a rendering of what it will look like after construction. the contractor finished pooring the slab floors there. turns out the rain has delayed the project by about two months. but the fire station is still on track to be completed by the end of the year. station 6 is set to serve portions of menlo park and atherton. all right, it is a long standing tradition and it will go on. and it is going on right now. you thought president trump's first 100 days were challenging enough. today, the 1st family really getting down to business. >> getting down to the grass roots level. they're hosting their first white house easter egg roll. looking live at the action

there. the parents trying to keep the kiddos calm. but still ready for all of that action. the easter bunny is there taking picks. it's a tradition that goes way back to 1878. more than 20,000 people, most of them knee high or less, are expected to participate. meanwhile, with tension in north korea seeming cool over the weekend, there was no test of a nuclear weapon. >> scott mcgrew, vice president pence came as close to north korea as you can physically come. >> right up to the dmz in a surprise visit. pence is in the middle of an asian tour. he took a moment to visit the american troops alt the heavily armed border that divides south and north korea. pence spoke about the massive bomb dropped on afghanistan and the strike against syria. we were worried, of course, that north korea would test a new nuclear weapon over the weekend. it did not. it did have a massive military parade to celebrate the birthday of the country's founder and tested a missile which blew up

shortly after launch. it would appear the fact the company did not test the new nuclear weapon was a victory for diplomacy, but then again, north korea always has a way of surprising you. president trump has been very straightward about the fact he's leaning on china to get them to pressure north korea. he's been very straightforward he's willing to give china a good deal in despite everything he said about the country during the campaign. over the weekend, trump volunteered to answer a question nobody asked. why would i call china a currency manipulator when they're working with us on the north korean problem? we'll see what happens. trump repeatedly accused china of currency manipulation as much as two weeks ago and certainly during the campaign. that's why he said so many american jobs were going over seas. those were major issues in the campaign. >> trump played golf at his resort over the weekend, though our cameras did not catch that. this was his 13th weekend as

president, of those weekend mr. trump has visited a trump business property. his 18th golf outing since taking office 13 weeks ago. nbc estimates a tryst to mar-a-lago costs you about $3 million. meanwhile, mr. trump has been active on twitter this morning. we'll bring you his latest thoughts in about an hour. >> thank you, scott. scott exampling our president's tweets, executive orders and speeches every morning. he'd like to laer from you. his twitter handle is on your screen. >> 5:49. sometimes you have to grab the bull by the horns or any part of him that you can get your hands on. >> oh, that's cool. >> okay. that's a play-by-play from a young onlooker in vegas where police yesterday spent more than an hour trying to get a bull that somehow got loose. yes, you see it.

that's running through the streets. this is not a joke. the officers were in pursuit. the bull eventually pinned himself in the corner at an apartment complex. >> listen to the kid. >> that's where we hear officers and the bull's owner apprehending him. i don't think the kid was the owner. >> i'm happy to hear the kid stays a safe distance. >> very excited. all you need is a red cloth, right? >> kids are usually smarter than adults, i have noticed. >> yeah. stay away. >> maybe they'll put on the rain jacket by themselves this morning. >> no rain for vegas. it seems like it's always dry there. here, we're getting more showers moving in. once again, we will have a wet start to the week, and several more showers moving through. here's a live look outside at san francisco. and you can see those cars just splashing up water and maybe even need the windshield wipers for a little while. hopefully light showers and some

low visibility in spots as the seven-day forecast comes up at the bottom of the screen take a look lauz we'll see quite a few changes in the next several days. going to see more rain in the forecast, at least to start this week. 56 degrees right now in san francisco. heading up to 62 with that light rain coming down. we'll see it off and on throughout the day. doesn't look all that impressive here on the radar. and some of the rain that's been more measurable has been across the north bay. a good chunk of sonoma county and marin county. as we go through the day, going to see more rain moving in there. as we look at the south bay, mostly cloudy skies. don't expect a lot of rain here. 66 degrees in east san jose and morgan hill, and 68 in pleasanton. ly mid to upper 60s today. this is about where we should be for this time of year. a touch cooler in spots like san mateo. up to 65 degrees there. 62 on the embarcadero, and 64 degrees today in mill valley.

get aglive look outside at san jose and trying to figure out what to wear today. a little tip here. don't forget the umbrella today, and a light jacket. it's that kind of day where we'll see the rain off and on, especially in san francisco and farther to the north. and you also don't want to forget the allergy medication. my throat has been really itchy because of the moderate amount of tree pollen and grass. weed and mold right now are low on the pollen count, but going to see hopefully this improving as we will get something to help us clear out the air, more rain moves in later on tonight. some of those scattered showers moving through, getting heavier between overnight and early tomorrow morning and then as we go through the day tomorrow, clearing with sunshine. another system moving in by wednesday night. that will bring us another quick round of rain. none of these storm systems at this point look to be very strong. then as we head to the end of the week, going to see some clearing conditions and warming temperatures too. especially for the inland areas. expect highs to reach into the

upper 70s. up to 78 degrees on sunday. a much nicer weekend. how does it look as many people get their work started? >> i think a lot of parents might also be on their own spring break because we're seeing too many cars on the road. you don't get a chance to take a day off when you have kids, but there's still slowing at 580 westbound, and that's probably going to stick around at least for another hour or so. we're also seeing slowing northbound 101 near the south bay. and they haven't reported any traffic collisions so it could be backup, maybe something out on the road. northbound 101 to highway 87, 14 minutes. northbound 87 to highway 101, 11 minutes, and starting to see slowing on southbound 680. oakland, already seeing a lot of cars out there. this is usually pretty busy around this time. back to you. >> thank you. right now, fire breaks out at a building in northern california. it's all caught on camera.

coming up after the break, what was inside the building that made it so difficult for firefighters to fight it. >> and happening now on our digital platform, 12 people were treated in hospitals after an acid attack in a london nightclub. it started with a dispute between two groups of people, and then one man sprayed something directly at two other men. >> and search warrants unsealed today in the death investigation of prince. nearly a year since prince died of an accidental drug overdose, but investigators have still not asking a grand jury to consider whether criminal charges are warranted. gate bridge.

5:57. welcome back. a lot of moisture out there in the this morning as we take a live look at the golden gate bridge. still tracking showers for your morning commute. but things will start to warm up and dry out later this week into the weekend. meteorologist kari hall will have the full forecast in two minutes. caught on camera. roaring flames and a pillar of black smoke as an auto repair shop caught fire in sacramento. this is video from the helmet camera that a firefighter was wearing. there were a lot of flammable terms and cars burning inside that auto shop which made the firefight very difficult. streets in the area were closed for several hours while

firefighters battled that fire. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. there are about 50,000 adjustable beds being recalled because of an electric shock hazard. that recall involves the bases of the adjustable beds. the bed side mounted acl can be incorrectly wired which can lead to electric shock. they were sold for about $1500 each. if you have one, contact them for a repair. >> happening today, time for the boston marathon, and crews spent the past week pairing the course for that world famous race. participants wheelchairs just started the race a few minutes ago. this year is the fourth anniversary of the bombing that happened near the finish line killing three people, injuring more than 260 others. the marathon starts this morning, but most runners will finish this afternoon. many of the best marathon runners in the world compete in this elite event. >> they are, of course, boston

strong. right now at 6:00, we're tracking a wet start here to your morning commute as you get ready to head out the door. >> we have seen times of light rain. nothing too impressive as you head out the door, but don't forget the umbrella as we go through today and this week. the microclimate forecast coming up. >> plus, massive manhunt. the frantic search under way for the man who shot an elderly person seemingly at random and posted video of the killing on social media. >> you can see in this video demonstrators turning violent in the east bay over the weekend. during what was billed as a patriots day rally. several people were arrested. why police say more arrests could be on the way. good morning. thanks for joining us on this muggy monday. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. hopefully you had a good holiday weekend, hunted down eggs, had a lot of food.

might have been a process. >> those eggs wet yesterday in the grass because we had rain that moved through right after you got out of church yesterday. and as we are going to start out the week, we have seen some scattered showers. here's a live look outside at san jose. those clouds still hanging overhead, but so far, mostly dry as you drive around the south bay, and the temperature trend for los gatos in the upper 50s and highs reaching into the upper 60s today. but don't expect a lot of sunshine here. a little bit of some rain from san francisco farther to the north. we'll talk about more rounds of rain as we go through the week. that's coming up in about eight minutes. vianey showing how we're seeing slowdowns across parts of the bay area. >> yeah, that's right, kari. the san mateo bridge already starting to see that early morning commute back up, and this is usually pretty typical, although they aren't reporting any accidents on the bridge, which is always good news. let's take a quick look of the maps and see what the drive times are looking like. the