garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we know the drier weather is coming. you promised us. it's coming this weekend, until we get to that point, more sogginess. >> especially this morning in san francisco. we were just looking at the camera. still kind of misting and drizzling everywhere in the bay area. you have wet roads, even though for the most part the rain has stopped falling, and as we get a live look outside at san jose, the roads are wet, the cloudy skies still overhead, and temperatures are mild. as we go through today, the temperature trends shows we'll be in the upper 50 at 10:00, and then at times, some rain falling. cloudy skies, sun peeking out, and then the rain starts to fall again. another one of those days. be prepared for it all. as we head through the forecast, going to see clearing, and we'll talk about the timeline for that. vianey is tracking the road conditions and some of the slick conditions. >> yeah, kari, that's right. where you see the highlighted green is where the traffic sensors are picking up some of the rain in the santa cruz mountains. it is moving east, which is

great for early morning commuters. santa cruz is having some issues on state route 17, but it looks like traffic is starting to move smoothly up there. however, the traffic sensors are picking up issues along westbound 580, and it looks like it may be a traffic collision. chp hasn't reported anything on it, but so far, san jose not looking too bad. we've still seeing a little wet roads out there. drive safe, guys. >> thank you, vianey. >> happening later today, kris, having their voice s heard. a hunger strike continues in san jose. dramatically reducing the case where renlters can be evicted without cause. >> bob, these protesters say they will fast until the city council meets this afternoon. and it's been a few days. >> reporter: correct. good morning to you. these people, some of whom say they haven't eaten since friday, are trying to convince the san jose city council at city hall to pass a new law that limits

the reasons tenants or landlords can evict tenants here in the city of san jose. currently, you can be evicted from your rental for no cause whatsoever. according to city records, there are 2200 so-called no cause evictions in san jose between 2010 and 2016. the renters rights coalition, which has organized the strike, believes the numbers could be higher because some evictions go unreported. it would require that landlords have a just cause to evict. the proposal would also push landlords to be more attentive to complaints. this is their reaction. san jose already has lawed to prevent landlords from evicting tenants for financial gains. the city needs to enforce those laws rather than create new legislation. reporting live outside san jose

city hall. bob redell, today in the bay. >> something to follow. bob, thank you very much. >> happening right now, a new push this morning from lawmakers for president trump to release his tax returns. this, of course, coinciding with the fact that today is tax day. today in the bay's tracie potts joining us live from washington with how the white house is responding, and they have been fielding these questions for a long time. >> reporter: and they're not really giving any different answers today on tax day, sam. a lot of people out there procrastinating and anxious about having to file, even with the three-day extension we got due to the calendar. also, an outpouring of emotion we're seeing with many taxpayers frustrated at not having seen the president's return. as millions scramble to meet tonight's tax deadline, president trump faces this. >> every other president has shown their tax returns, and i think there's something in there he wants to hide. >> now, this.

arkansas republican tom cotton explaining why the president, unlike his predecessors, won't release his tax returns. >> because he's still under audit. >> the president's view on this has been very clear from the campaign, and the american people understood it when they elected him in november. >> here's candidate trump. >> as soon as the audit is finished, it will be released. >> after he won the election, this. >> not releasing the tax returns because as you know they're under audit. >> the president tweeted he won, now tax returns are brought up again? describing tens of thousands of protesters as small rallies suggesting the organizers were paid. lawmakers are frustrated. >> i don't know who he thinks he's fooling or whether or not he is just totally disrespecting all americans. >> today, president trump heads to the midwest to urge people to buy american. with no indication his own buying power and how much he contributes to the government will ever go public.

tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >> it is 5:04 right now. a developing story, more fallout this morning in berkeley after these violent protests broke out over the weekend. 20 people already arrested and now there's concern over how police handle the escalating situation. berkeley's mayor weighed in in a meeting last night and praised the police chief's decision to not move more aggressively. the mayor said it would have made things worse as pro-trump supporters and self-described anti-fascists clashed in the street. the mayor said free speech can stay, but outside agitators have to go. >> i imagine it won't be the last time that, you know, right-wing provocateurs will be coming to our city to send a message. and we'll be ready to respond and keep our community safe. >> our reporter found that most of those arrests were people from the bay area. berkeley police say they are focused on the peaceful expression of free speech and will seek prosecution for those

who infringe upon that right. >> we're now in day three in the manhunt of the suspect who killed an elderly man and then prosoceeded to post a video on facebook. police are now expanding their search. law enforcement still looking dragnet style for 37-year-old steve stephens in at least five different states. 74-year-old robert godwin was killed on sunday in cleveland. >> and yesterday, dozens of family and friends held a individual frl the victim. the mother of two of his ten children said the outpouring of love and support she's received from the community is helping her to cope with the tragedy. >> i never knew how many people cared. how many people show support. showing me and my kids love. i mean, it filled my heart. it makes me feel better. >> well, there is now a $50,000 reward for any information leading to stephens' arrest.

a north bay mcdonald's turned into a gruesome crime scene and a novato man is now accused of taking a bite out of his ex-girlfriend's face. happened sunday at the mcdonald's in hamilton parkway. police say oscar de leon aguilar got into a fight with his ex and then bit her face and took off. the woman has now been released from the hospital. >> all right, 5:07 now. two men accused in a fraud scheme involving the closure of a golf course are now sought by authorities in contra costa county. here's a photo of one of the two suspects, kevin fitzgerald from brentwood. he was the general manager of the golf course which closed abruptly last year. the other suspect is mark madsen, a contractor from southern california. prosecutors say financial troubles at the golf course were made worse by theft and fraud committed by fitzgerald. >> serious headway to tell you about on the much needed repairs to the heavily damaged oroville

spillway. a deal has been made to immediately start on permanent repairs and have the dam fully operational in time for next fall's rainy season. the department of water resources says the winning bid came in at about $275 million. of course, problems with the spillway during the heavy rain led to thousands of people being evacuated. >> it is 5:08 on this tuesday morning. as you get ready to head out the door, let me know -- i'm going to let you know what to expect as we'll see the temperatures in the low to mid 50s as you head out and cloudy skies. off and on rain. it's still wet on the roadways in san francisco as well as the north bay, and then was we go into this afternoon, still some spotty showers and some peeks of sunshine. high temperatures up to 70 degrees in the south bay. the peninsula seeing a high of 67 degrees. and for the north bay, expect a high of 67. as we come up on 5:14, we'll talk about what to expect with our temperature trend for willow

glen. vianey is tracking all of the road conditions. >> we're not seeing any major sdenlts. however, chp is reporting a crash right now eastbound 80 near the toll plaza. it looks like there may even be a car on fire. we'll definitely keep you updated on that. as of now, chp is saying there is some backup, and they have closed off one of those sides. if you are heading that way, you may want to take a different route if possible. overall, right now, if you take a live look outside, no metering lights just yet. back to you. >> thank you. all right, we're actually only three minutes away now from a very important anniversary. coming up, remembering a defining moment for the bay area. we're going to take you live to the ceremony now under way in san francisco to honor the victims of the 1906 earthquake. >> plus, tax day. coming up, we'll find out whether sam has finished his taxes. what made two guys build race car engines in their own shop?

what made them believe that a two-ton behemoth could compete in a track race?

or that they could take on the elite in world motor racing, and win? we may never truly understand what drives mercedes-amg. but here's to another 50 years of it. mercedes-amg. half a century of driving performance. francisco happening right now in san francisco, marking the moment the great san francisco earthquake struck. it happened at 5:12. 111 years ago. it was a quake and then a massive fire that followed and changed the city forever. let's take a listen in. [ sirens ]

[ sirens ] >> that marks the moment the quake struck. that is a it. coming up to 5:30, we'll move to the mission district. >> certainly a fascinating tradition here. time-honored tradition, and pete is covering that for us. it is time now to render on what belongs to washington. >> tax day. >> no rush. you have until the end of the day to get the postmark on the envelope. it's april 18th. normally tax day is the 15th. 15th was a saturday, monday was

a holiday, so today is tax day. washington wants to see what you earned, but tracie potts shows us president trump is still not revealing what he earned. he'll sign a new executive order cracking down on h1b visa use as well. he's calling the push hire american. we'll take a closer look at that at 5:45 as we examine day 89 of the trump presidency. >> stocks gained monday. united continental holdings said more people flew and the airline earned more than people expected, although that did not include the pr debacle of last week. >> facebook facing its own problems. we have been reporting on that nationwide manhunt for the murderer who broadcast the murder on facebook live. it starts as they begin their conference in san jose, a day that's supposed to be a big celebration of all things facebook today. facebook live was introduced two years ago at f-8.

and netflix says the number of people signing up for its service has slowed. talking with reporters and analysts yesterday afternoon, and pointed out the bigger you get, the harder it is to groy. >> also, netflix doesn't have a big hit right now like this, "the crown." as for the competition, amazon and hulu says netflix isn't competing with amazon and hulu. >> one more episode. i can do it. >> we have all been there. i know i'm not going to make it through work the next day, but i can't put the remote down. >> that's where coffee comes in. >> that's true. >> true. >> luckily, we're not binge watching anything right now so we're rested and refreshed and ready to talk about the rain. >> the rain is going to keep sam inside today so he can get his taxes done. and maybe catch up on netflix shows. >> i'm being publicly shamed today. >> i can't believe you waited so late. >> this is what i do.

this is my style. >> if it works for you. not for me. we're going to have at times sunshine coming through today, and then also some rain in the forecast. off and on rain. this is the kind of weather, i guess we're just getting used to with the rain falling at times and it's sunny. as we look at san jose, if you look close, you can see that the roads are still wet. and we have some rain that moved through not too long ago. it has stopped, as of now, the temperature trend for willow glen shows we will have cloudy skies and as we go through today, some sunshine. and also a mix of some clouds as well. so looking at those high temperatures around the bay area, 71 degrees in east san jose, and in cupertino, expect a high of 68 degrees. upper 60s to low 70s also for the east bay. antioch will be up to 69 degrees, and 67 degrees in belmont. san francisco and the mission district at 63 degrees. and some upper 60s for sonoma at 69 degrees. we did have some rain thatted

through. a lot of this tapering off. we do still have some spotty light showers moving in. as we open up the picture to see what else is out there, we do have another system that will be arriving for tomorrow evening. bringing us another round of rain, but we're still dealing with this one. and it's fairly weak system. it's not going to bring us significant problem around the bay area, but it's just enough to make that commute wet in spots, and then we'll also start to see more clearing later on today with a very slight chance that some of these showers that pop up this afternoon may also have some thunderstorms in the mix. very slight chance of that. later on tonight, all clear skies and then we start out the day tomorrow with some sunshine. the clouds start to move in from north to south, and then here we go with the rain again late tomorrow night into early thursday morning before this all clears out. looking at the seven-day forecast, expect a chance of showers today, and then another round of rain late tonight and early thursday morning. then after that, it's smooth

sailing as the temperatures warm up in san francisco to the low 70s. upper 70s for the inland area, up to 79 degrees on sunday, and on monday, sunny, 76 degrees, and can't say we're completely done with the rain, but it will be nice to have a little stretch there with no issues as far as any storm system moving in, vianey. how is it looking on the roads? >> i think we're still seeing spring break light traffic, but earlier the crash i was mentioning along eastbound 80 near the toll plaza, it looks like there are crews on scene. they have reported possibly a vehicle being on fire and it looks like that is already starting to cause some backup out there. now, i did report this earlier, but you know who else is on top of it. our nbc bay area wazers because you can see that tiny little icon and they are reporting an accident right there near 80 eastbound, which is what i was showing you earlier. if we bring it back out just a bit, zoom out, you can see there's slowing along 580 where

i was talking about earlier, at 25, 24 miles per hour. and it does give you three alternate routes. i use this all the time. if you haven't already joined, make sure to join the team, the nbc bay area wazers. you can track real time traffic conditions. you can also share photos of accidents on scene. if you're not driving, the passenger can share photos of what you're seeing on the road, which is very for us. hey, we might even share your photos. any time you come across something the rest of the nbc bay area wazers should know, share it with us. we might pop up your photo on screen. back to you. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. helping our team win tonight. it's a crucial game tonight for team teal. the uphill battle thes are facing. >> he spends more than a grand for classes in emergency medicine. but isn't permitted to complete the course. i'm chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. but first, a live look

outside san rafael. traffic moving smoothly there, but a little haze because the rain does continue. spotty all around the bay area. we'll keep talking about that and when it will start and whether that's in time for the weekend coming up. a live look at the sap center.

and tonight - you can be sure - the mood will be tense .. as the welcome back.

5:22 right now. a live look outside downtown san jose. not too far away on s the s.a.p center is rocking tonight. it will be a tense mood as the sharks are taking on the edmonton oilers in a must-win game four of their first round playoff series. they're down right now 2-1 in this. the sharkies narrowly losing game three to the oilers 1-0 on a third-period goal. the sharks last scored a goal when they won game one in overtime. so it's been a couple games since they scored. tonight's game gets started at 7:00. you can watch it on nbc sports california. >> mayor sam liccardo has tried to offer up a bet. we'll see what happens. >> nbc bay area responds to a san jose man who paid $1400 for a professional course that he says the school wouldn't let him take. >> we studied up on the situation. chris chmura joining us with the results. chris. >> paul mcdonald enrolled in an

emt course through national university. the school told him the only prerequisite was a high school diploma or ged. he went to high school in the uk, so he asked if he could use his bachelor's degree from a florida college instead. the school said, yeah, you could. he turned over his college transcript. fast forward a few months. paul was ending the emt course and said national university said it needed his high school transcript after all and barred him from completing the course without them. paul said getting the transcripts would take time so he was stuck. he couldn't finish the course, which had cost him $1400 in tuition, so he reached out to us for help. after we contacted national university, an executive vice president called paul and told him he could finish the course and receive his emt certification. he said he was thrilled about the news. national university had no comment for the story. if you have a consumer

complaint, call us. 888-996-tips or logon to nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> it's 5:25 right now. one san francisco supervisor is reportedly renewing the push to have needle boxes placed in the city'slic parks. according to the examiner, reporters say there are countless complaints of used hypoodermic needles found on city growns, just thrown out. the supervisor is calling on the rec and parks department to step up efforts to provide safe needle disposal sites. park leaders have been resistant but they're planning to give it a closer look. >> a really cool story right now. new this morning, talk about the duo. prince william teaming up with star lady gaga to build awareness about mental health. the uk charity heads together showed the two discussing issue. >> you know, it's key to have this conversation, really important to have this

conversation. you be judged, it's so important to break open that and that taboo, which is only going to lead to more problems down the line. >> yes, it can make a huge difference. i feel like we are not hiding anymore. we're starting to talk. >> lady gaga not in costume. unmasked. >> and in an ordinary kitchen. >> weird to see her looking like that. the four-minute video shows the prince sitting at kensington palace, talking via laptop computer screen with lady gaga. the pair discussing the importance of emotions and not feeling judged about opening up about mental health. >> that's good to see. >> coming up, stepping up patrols. a disturbing skriem that happened on a popular bay area trail that had a jogger fighting for her life. >> and we have game four of the sharks at s.a.p. center, and it will be at times rainy, and then the sun coming out. temperature shows it will be

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5:29 on your tuesday. live look outside right now at san francisco and yep, this pretty much sums things up in a nutshell. clouds just kind of hanging around out there overcast. it's drizzly. not going to last that much longer. welcome to tuesday. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock.

>> thank you for all that doom and gloom. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> and on top of that, it's tuesday. >> better than monday. >> tax day. what else? >> can't you see the enthusiasm on my face? it's going to be a great day. >> hey, we'll get a little sunshine today. and if that's all you need, you will get it. we'll also have some more rain in the mix as well. we have seen the showers off and on. now we have the cloudy skies and some wet roads left over from the rain we had earlier this morning. as i get you out the door with what you'll be feeling. 57 degrees in the east bay and 53 degrees in the north bay. and here's a look at what to expect for this afternoon. not too bad. there will be some spotty showers moving through and a high temperature in the to upper 60s. it looks better for the end of the week. i'll talk about that in eight minutes. vianey is tracking a trouble spot as you head to the bay bridge toll plaza. >> we have seen a few wazers report this accident. it looks like it's going to cause some big backups. especially right now.

5:30. hopefully the crews are out in time, but chp's latest report is saying they'll beep running a break, which is usually when chp hops on the highways and the routes and they start weaving back and forth to kind of slow down traffic, leading up to that accident or incident or any time they want the traffic to stop safely. so they will be running a break, which means, yeah, more slowdowns. we'll keep an eye on that. the speed spenensors are report the slowdown. if we look at the drive times, we can see it's starting to slow down. live look, 880, we're also seeing cars on the roadways. don't text and drive. >> very much. it's 5:31 right now. breaking news overseas this morning. a stunning announcement from british prime minister theresa may. she's calling for a new yerl general election three years early in order to bring a stronger mandate in the brexit negotiation. here's what she had to say in the last hour.

>> britain is leaving the european union. and there can be no turning back. as we look to the future, the government has the right plan for negotiating our new relationship with europe. >> tomorrow, theresa may plans to ask the house of commons to back her general election call. and now, 5:32, back here at home, an unbelievable story out of the peninsula. a family dog snatched off a bed in the home, and the intruder left prints, and they were paw prints. wildlife officials think a mountain lion went into this home in the pescaderos about five miles east of town yesterday morning where vicky and her daughter were sleeping. they say they often leave the back door open to get fresh air and so the dogs can and and go. they say as they slept, one of their two dogs, a 15-pound dog lenoir started barking and then

there was silence. vicky got up and took a closer look at what she thought was her other dog going outside. >> as it walked down our path, i thought, that looks a lot like a lion. >> the family saw large paw prints on the floor and concerned by the state wildlife warden found blood on the door. there has been no sign of their dog. >> happening today, the sentencing of three so-called drifters convicted of the murder of a canadian tourist and a north bay man. one man is facing 100 years, while lila could face 50 years behind bars. shaun angle iii struck a plea deal and testified against the other two. he'll receive 15 years in pris. those murders happened in october of 2015. >> a disturbing crime on a busy bay area trail is putting more officers on patrol. a jogger says a man tried to rape her while she was on the sonoma overlook trail this

easter sunday. someone posted a handmade warning at the head of the trail where sheriff's investigators say the 24-year-old victim fought off the attacker. she told them that he pushed her. he hit her, and then tried to sexually assault her. now, hikers are saying they're thinking twice about using the trail. >> it's really scary because i do go up there often. so it's like now i'm like, um, do i really want to go up there by myself? or even not by myself but with other people. you never know what you can find. >> that suspect is described as a 50-year-old white man with a bushy white beard, and she says she thinks he could be homeless. >> it is an important day and an important anniversary in san francisco's history here. happening today, hundreds gathering in san francisco this morning to remember one of the most devastating earthquakes to ever hit the state. the 1906 earthquake shook san francisco to its core and now more than 100 years later, they are still honoring the victims with this hannial ceremony. >> we heard the sirens at the

fountains earlier. pete is live in san francisco as the commemoration continues this morning. good morning, pete. >> good morning to you, kris and sam. the commemoration continues here near dolores park. i want to show you, they're getting ready, the set-up, san francisco fire, for the annual painting of the fire hydrant that saved the mission district during the 1906 earthquake. it's right there. there's folks standing in front of it, but they will be painting the fire hydrant shortly. as officials make their way over from another ceremony that just wrapped up on market street. that was the scene at the fountain on market street in san francisco at 5:12 a.m. a moment to honor the survivors and lives lost during the 1906 earthquake. today marks the 111th anniversary of that devastating event.

now, that fountain served as the meeting spot for people in the after' math of the earthquake, and in the past, we have heard from survivors at the event, but the last survivor passed away in january of last year. you see city leaders such as mayor ed lee and san francisco police chief william scott at that event. that just wrapped up. want to take you back out here live where you're seeing they're setting up for annual fire hidrnd painting event that goats to take place at 5:30. they're making their way here shortly and we'll have more coverage of that event in the next hour. live in san francisco, pete suratos for tb. >> all right. a solemn moment for the anniversary. >> a solano county high school teacher in trouble with the law once again. this time, though, the charges are a lot more serious. she's accused of having sex with a 17-year-old student. rihanna lane turned herself in sunday. she's an english and special needs teacher at benicia high school. earlier in the month, she was found with marijuana and stolen property in her car. the teenager she's accused of

having a relationship with admitted to stealing the items and putting them in her car with her permission. it was then they discovered she was having an inappropriate relationship with the teenager. >> now, san jose state is reportedly being sued by a man arrested two years ago for public drunkenness. he claimed campus police officers roughed him up during that arrest. the mercury news reports the man was asked to leave a campus event but did not promptly comply. the man says officers slammed his face into the sidewalk and he actually lost teeth in the process. the suit claims excessive force. the school tells the merc the case is being reviewed. >> in oakland, hundreds of people expected to rally outside city hall over a controversial resolution that is likely to be adopted. that resolution would adopt sanctuary work places for workers. >> a california suing two

charities that support veterans. accusing them of stealing money and spending them on shopping sprees. xavier becerra filed the civil case against the wounded warriors and the equine treat and retirement. they ran raffles to raise money and then used the money for personal travel, dining, and shopping. becerra want both charities terminated. >> some say that because california's bail system favors the wealthy and the poor are at a disadvantage, it should be eliminated all together. state assembly members will be debating a controversial member to end bail. it would allow individuals to be released at no cost while they're awaiting trial. judges would still be able to hold potentially dangerous suspects without bail. opponents say new jersey is now seeing a crime spike due to a similarly styled new law. >> 5:38. projects are planned with the

money brought in by governor brown's 12 cent gas tax hike. yesterday, state senators approved nearly a billion worth of road and train projects. the transportation project is exz pktded to raise $5 billion a year for road and transportation projects. one of the projects approved yesterday is an ace commuter train expansion between the bay area and the central valley. this was made to swing the vote of republican state senator anthony cannella. that plan involved extending the ace line that starts in san jose from stockton to merced. the state sembly still has to approve that bill. >> it is 5:39 as you get ready to head out the door, we had showers earlier this morning, but a lot of them clearing with light rain, mist, and drizzle in the north bay and in san francisco. as you get ready to head out for the start of the school day, it will be cloudy. still some drizzle coming down, and then recess, the kids will be able to enjoy some times of

sun. there still may be showers here and there, and then getting out of school, partly cloudy. temperatures making it into the lower 60s. as we head into the weekend, going to warmer air and a lot of sunshine. i'll talk about that coming up in about three minutes. vianey is tracking some slowdowns on the roadways. >> we're still seeing a number of reports near the toll plaza about the car fire. right now, chp has run a traffic break, where they weave in and out of traffic. we're already seeing reports of another incident westbound 580 to 680. that's showing some speed sensor slowdowns as well. about a 25-minute delay out there. if we look at the bay bridge toll plaza, the metering lights are on. >> cars starting to stack wrrk thank you. >> coming up, a popular trail to see the iconic hollywood sign is no more. the reason one of the most popular to the site is shut down for good. >> president trump cracking down

on foreign hires. says hire american on this day 89.

it's 5:43. it's all cloudy over palo alto, the streets are fairly dry as we take a live look outside, and the temperature trend will be in the upper 50s by 9:00. mostly cloudy skies every now and then we'll see showers. some peeks of sunshine as well. and the sun will become more common as we go into this froob with highs reaching into the

upper 60s there. in the forecast, we will see some more rain moving in. i'll talk about the timeline coming up in six minutes. >> here's a live look right now at the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights are on and we're already starting to see the early morning backup. it may be time to head out the door and take the coffee to go. >> grab that thermos. thank you very much. >> 5:44. the path to the hollywood sign just got harder and it's not like it was that easy to begin with. what many call the most easy and direct trail officially closed this morning. that closure supposed to be permanent. the horse stable that owns the land behind a at beachwood drive sued to have it closed. while the trail is still accessible from other points, that way is typically more treacherous. >> all you have to do is look at the aerial view, you know it's treacherous. >> a massachusetts man accused of killing a former google employee will be arraigned today. he's facing murder and attempted

rape charges in the death of vanessa marcote. she was killed on a jog at her mother's home last august. >> all new this morning, the supreme court ended up blocking arkansas's first inmate execution attempt in 12 years from actually happening. it happened at midnight last night. the inmate was one of eight scheduled to be executed before the end of the month because arkansas's supply of execution drugs is expiring. spokesman for arkansas's governor said the's decision did not serve justice to the victims. >> a lot of talk about the inmates. i would encourage you to remember the victims throughout the process and their families who have had to go through this nightmare for 20, 25, 30 years. and tonight, the justice they were hoping to get, they will once again not. >> so not surprisingly, the scheduled execution for two more inmates is also in jeopardy. but executions are currently not facing any legal road blocks.

today, protesters are expected to gather outside senator dianne feinstein's office in san francisco. this time, the rally is to urge the senator to fight against attacks on wildlife reform and civil rights. this comes after feinstein got an earful at a town hall in san francisco last night. >> stand up. stand up and be counted. >> audience members spend the majority of yesterday's town hall meeting with senior senator shouting at her. feinstein was applauded for saying she would vote for a bill to ban untraceable and unlimited political contributions. but then she was booed when she said she could not support single-payer health care if it meant more government control. the loudest calls were for the long time senator to show more force in opposing president trump. >> you want me to speak, you're going to have to let me speak. you're asking an individual

senator to do something that may be very difficult to do. >> senator feinstein will hold another town hall meeting on thursday. this one, though, is in los angeles. >> 5:47 right now, and happening now, vice president mike pence is in asia. curre currently, he's in japan as you see from the video out of tokyo. new video of pence meeting with shinzo abe. talks between the two leaders are largely expected to focus on trade and north korea. pence told japan he wants the country to be more open to free trade, creating a market for u.s.-made products and investing more in american infrastructure. >> scott, america is not in range of the missiles, but japan is. >> north korea is definitely hit japan with their missile technology that they have now. so if we attack north korea, it attacks south korea and japan.

north korea showed off new missiles at its celebration on saturday. the two big frightening questions we have is when will it develop a nuclear warhead small enough to fit on one of those missiles, and two, when will their missiles be powerful enough to reach us. at a press conference yesterday, vice president pence announced united states would be moving thad missiles into the area. they are anti-missile missiles. they're designed and created in s suls sunnyvale by lockheed martin and they're hiring. president trump will sign an executive order designed to hire american heel order the government to crack down on the h1b visas to hire high skilled applicants from other countries. they're going to spot check companies making sure they hire foreigners only when it's

impossible to hire americans. it does not affect other foreign worker visas. >> well, it's tax day. a recent poll shows a majority of americans want donald trump to release his taxes. democrat and congress tell "the new york times" they won't move on tax reform until he does. trump promised to release them back when he was running. here's trump'sest nemesis, elizabeth warren, on the "today" show. >> he promised during the campaign he would reveal his taxes. in fact, how many clips do you have here? he would reveal them after this, after that. >> do you think he ever will? >> i don't know, but i tell you this. i think people are going to keep demanding and and they're going to make their voices heard on this. >> you can watch senator warren talk about taxes and a lot of other things coming up on the "today" show at 10:00. >> thank you very much, scott. >> scott is going to be examining our president's tweets, executive orders and speeches every single morning. he would like to hear from you. it's a two-way street.

you can share your thoughts with scott on twitter. @scottmcgrew. >> 5:49, and a north bay animal rescue group is showing off what might be the cutest little rascal that had a very rocky start to life. >> this is the saddest story. so the group's -- look at this, in san rafael, taking care of a ba baby raccoon for at least the next three months. this is after a homeowner called the group after having an encounter with the mom and the litter. why is that one there? mom moved the other raccoons and left that one. whether it was the runt of the litter, now you know why i said it's sad, whether it's the runt of the litter or she got scared away, they're not sure why that raccoon was left. >> i think the mom must have been scared away. >> when they get big, you're like, ew. >> kari dislikes raccoons like i dislike pandas. >> the baby panda, the baby raccoon. >> i'll take the raccoon.

>> let's get your kids ready for those who are not on spring break now. they're all cute, and it's rainy. >> raining off and on. it's still wet as you head out the door, even though we don't have a lot of rain coming down, we still have mist in san francisco as well as the north bay. again this morning, but as we take a live look outside at san jose, the rain has stopped falling but we still have puddles and standing water as you drive around and try to make your way out the door on this tuesday morning. it's 54 degrees in fairfield. 56 in napa. and palo alto starts out at 55 degrees. going to see the high temperatures today reaching 70 degrees in san jose. we'll be a little warmer today than it was yesterday. up to 69 degrees in walnut creek and hayward, 67. san mateo, 65, and lower 60s for the outer sunset and marina district. today, going to see a little bit of sun here and there. for the north bay, expect it to reach into the upper 60s today.

we're still tracking some very light rain moving across marin and southern sonoma county. other than that, mostly cloudy skies and a little bit of clearing for the south bay. but then as we get a look out the window in san francisco, it is still looking very dreary out there. and it's a day that you do need have hat to start and also some long sleeves to help keep you warm to start out the day. later on this afternoon, if you have on a jacket, you'll be taking that off as the temperatures will be warming up. we still see rain moving through in the bay area. as we go into the late morning, early afternoon, and then notice how we won't see a lot of that rain. a chance that a few of these could develop into thunderstorms. the south bay, still some of that activsty in the evening commute that may throw down heavy rain just briefly before it moves on. then later on today, all clear. another round of rain in the forecast for tomorrow evening. looking at some sunny skies to

start, and then look early thursday morning. some of the spotty rain starts to move in with activity moving from north to south for early thursday morning. looking at that seven-day forecast. expect it to reach into the low to mid 60s over the next few days. in san francisco and look at that weekend forecast. doesn't get any better than that. highs in the upper 60s to low 70s. inareas up to 79 degrees on sunday we're going from winter to spring all in just a matter of a few days. vianey, you're tracking a few issues on the roadways. >> definitely. a couple reports of a few accidents. we're still seeing the major backup. we can see it backing up near the toll plaza. that's because there was a car on fire. it looks like chp did manage to do a break in traffic, which is typically when they weave in the road to slow the traffic behind them. we're also seeing another accident, and this is a crash westbound 580, right near the 80 ramp. that's actually blocked.

temporarily have closed that off. and unfortunately right now, we're about to peak in the traffic hour. this is going to be a trouble spot if this is typically where you head out. but our wazers are already on top of it. we are expecting to see you join the nbc bay area waze team as well. it's really easy. just find the nbc bay area app, and you can see the reporter of thor accident. a number of reports that also show you real time speed and travel conditions. tracking about 24 miles per hour so it's pretty slow out there. back to you. >> how many times have you answered your phone only to discover it's one of those an y annoying scammers or robocalls? the simple steps you can take right now to block the robocallers. >> but first, happening now, breaking news overseas. we just learned that police in france have thwarting an imminent terror attack. they arrested two suspected radicals in the port city of marseille. this comes days before the first

round of france's presidential election. we'll keep you updated on this story on twitter. >> plus, schools in los angeles will soon have vegan options in their cafeteria. l.a. unified was among the first school systems to ban the sale of junk food on campus. stay tuned to how the kids like the vegan options. a man accused of shooting and

killing a community 5:57 now. happening today, a man accused of shooting and killing a community college professor in the south bay will be in court. eddy ruiz was arrested in november, accused of killing david moglinlast year. ruiz is due in court later this afternoon. >> new video into our newsroom showing a violent crash in new mexico. you can see the video captured on a traffic camera yesterday. a patrol car speeding into an intersection, just smashes into another car making a left turn. investigators say the officer was headed to a violent felony. his emergency lights were on at the time. the officer and three people inside the other car were all hurt. >> that was quite the collision. >> 5:58 right now. we have all answered our phones and discovered it is one of those super annoying scammers or

robocalls. in march alone, scammered bombarded people in general with 2.5 billion calls. more than seven calls per person per month. now, the important question, what can you do to stop this madness? first, add your numbers to the do not call registry. you have probably done that. if you own a smartphone, you can block numbers that have called you. also, report spam texts to the ftc by sending the messages to 7726 or just spam. and another way to fight robocalls is to protect your password soz your personal information doesn't end up on the internet. >> once your data is released, it's out in the world, and capturing it, putting it back in pandora's box, almost impossible. >> you can also download apps that block suspicious numbers as well. some of the post popular ones are no more robo, privacy star, and hiya. >> right now, 6:00, we're tracking another wet morning

commute and another round of rain now headed to the bay area. >> we get a look at the radar, some of the heavier showers moving to the east and still some spotty rain around the bay area today. we'll talk about the timeline in the microclimate forecast. >> plus, the manhunt expands. the nationwide search still under way for the suspect in the gruesome facebook video killing and the emotionalutes that are being held for the victims. >> the pressure of high rent in silicon valley. the drastic measures some protesters are taking to persuade san jose to improve tenants rights. today in the bay continues right now. good morning. thanks for joining us on this tuesday. i'm kris sanchez, in for laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. it is spring showers. we're tealing the effects of that. just kind of hanging around here, but the sunshine, we know it's coming. >> it will be coming, and at first, today, but it won't all day long. there will be some rai