>> a shake up at a presidential election being watched by the world. what happen hours before the polls opened in france? it is drawing many similarities to the presidential election here in the u.s. >> plus arrests tonight in a prostitution sting on the peninsula. details in a month long human trafficking investigation. >> but first a big change in the weather this weekend. if you have been outside you know what we're talking about.

the record heat that just hit the bay area days ago. >> the news starts right now. >> we are on with a special primetime edition of nbc bay area news because of playoff hockey and just like the back and forth on the ice similar situation with the weather. after record heat earlier this week a big change this weekend. >> let's take a live look outside. you can see the fog is here. cooler temperatures are too. will this weather also bring rain for the weekend. >> rob is standing by with the answer to that question. >> it is certainly hockey weather around the bay area up toward the sierra. squall valley at 5:00. heavy snow showers and wet snow flakes flying there. and we're talking about snow melt for the last few days. now snowfall in the high elevations of the southern sierra. right now it is 32 degrees. cold enough for may snow showers there. you see it there on the satellite radar view over the sierra and clouds spilling back

to the bay area. we'll have to watch and see if some of this moisture moving counter clockwise clips parts of the east bay and south bay later on tonight but in the meantime we have breezy and chilly conditions. 57 degrees around ocean beach, san jose earlier this week close to 90 degrees today. highs only in the low 60s and check out the wind speed. still strong on the coast even though the wind advisory is allowed to expire. we'll continue to finish off the weekend so a slight chance of showers later tonight as that air blow around from the sierra bringing more intense area actually into southern california as we wrap up the weekend. air cold enough for more sierra snow showers at times and maybe just a slight chance of a few early morning showers south. chilly temperatures tomorrow morning. we'll show you the rest of your sunday forecast coming your way in about 20 minutes. >> sounds good. remember you can track the forecast with our free nbc bay area app.

click to get updates for your neighborhood. >> now to a developing story we're following oversaes tonight that's where the controversial french election is proving familiar for us here in the u.s. french officials are confirming a preelection hack of the presidential candidate macron. officials say data leaked on a website mixes information from macron's campaign with fake news and fake news stories. no now he identifies himself as a radical centrist. he is up against the far right candidate which some are calling a french dond trump. immediately after the hack suspicions focused on the russians. some suspect that the russians infiltrated his campaign a few weeks ago.

>> it just shouldn't be. >> it's being watched by a world. it would cause a political shake up across europe. there's usually two rounds in this election and if no candidate loses 50% of the first round they go head to head and could be the case of this election. >> they have been casting their votes throughout the day. he caught up with them in san francisco. >> french nationals from the bay area have been coming and going at frances conciliate in san francisco all day. supporters of each candidate liken this presidential election to the u.s. election. especially on the issue of russians possibly hacking century candidate's emails and making them public. >> that's ridiculous everything is oh the russians are even.

>> he calls it fake news. >> he says the fake news is coming from the russians. >> a macron supporter she also says this mirrors what happened here in november. especially the release of macrons e-mails so close to sunday's election. >> it's fake news and it's like two days before the actual elections in france. what is fake. i don't think anything should be trusted at this point. >> she is the favorite candidate despite numerous polls that say otherwise. more fake news he says. >> i think it's absolutely terrible having a person completely invented by the media at the top of the list and the media completely dismissing anybody else. >> but she believes they're

correct and will unwin by what happened here. >> for coverage of the french election head to our website nbc bay area.com. we'll be tracking the results throughout the evening and tomorrow morning. >> more than three years after they were kidnapped by terrorists in nigeria tonight 82 schoolgirls are freed but the fight continues to rescue the rest of the girls. it's what has become an international effort now to save them. marion has the new details. it's hard to believe these girls were kidnapped in 2014. >> so long ago. the girls were released after successful negotiations between the terrorist group and the nigerian government. the freed girls are in military custody in a town in northeast nigeria tonight. they westbouill be transferred capital where they'll be reunited with their families after more than three years. they're believed to be among the 276 teenage girls forced from

their beds by militants in the middle of the night back in april 2014. the kidnapping sparked global out rage and launched the social media movement, #bring back our girls. according to the nigerian presidents office as part of the negotiations. some suspects being held by the government were released. the release of the 82 girls is the largest group yet to be freed. you may remember about 21 kidnapped schoolgirls were released in october of last year in a deal brokered by switzerland and the international red cross. nbc bay area news. >> thank you marianne. back here in the bay area four people under arrest this evening accused of pimping and prostitution on the peninsula. arrest comes after a month long investigation and more arrests could be coming as law enforcement works to stop crimes tied to human trafficking. >> the arrest netted two women and two men. >> members obtained information

that a resident in the city was operating illegal prostitution business. >> that began a month long investigation that's part of a larger antihuman trafficking operation with redwood city and san bruno police. >> they were able to obtain a search and arrest warrant and yesterday at about 2:00 p.m. they served this warrant at a resident and were able to find additional evidence as well. >> neighbors in san bruno say they saw investigators at the home on the 1100 block of hermann street. gloria's daughter was surprised. >> she said she saw a lot of policemen and sheriffs in this house but she didn't see any activity. she thought it was drug dealing. >> others neighbors hardly saw any activity at all.

>> i'm surprised for this neighborhood being pretty quite. >> in san bruno, nbc bay area news. >> a powerful message for victims of sexual abuse. they're laid out in san francisco spelling out the words not alone on these monument quilts are stories from more than 2,000 survivors of sexual abuse and violence. organizers have been going on tour setting up this large one to see. they say it's important to heal. >> public spaces as a way to demand public space to heal and create a space where communities can support survivors and survivors can reconnect with community. >> this is the last stop of the year for the west coast tour. >> in a few hours work will begin to raise the barge that

capsized last month. you might remember a 112 foot barge capsized and settled down just after midnight tonight they'll bring it to the surface and on the tube and did leak a small amount of fuel but thousands of gallons of diesel were on board. no wildlife was impacted some unhappy voters have a lot to say for politicians that voted to replace obamacare he stands by his decision saying that the president's plan will bring down costs protecting people with pre-existing conditions. >> i can say i tried to fix

this. >> it won't help american families and instead could cause them to lose their health insurance all together. >> much more on the gop health care bill that's coming up tomorrow on meet the press. tom price will be on the show to talk about this health care vote. >> coming up one of the richest men in the country saying he made a mistake. >> why warren buffet is speaking out about google tonight. >> right now a breezy and cool evening around san jose. 62 degrees and we do think we'll see a warmer finish to the weekend. highs tomorrow closer to the mid 70s but before we get there could we see a chance of showers moving into the east bay and south bay tonight? updated rain chances ahead when we come right back. coming up later in the show, mourning the death of an olympian. tragedy at an olympic training center in new york. the home of "wow" savings.

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>> she know what is she is there for. >> we all celebrate cinco d cinco de mayo. >> that's right. >> now microclimate weather. certified most accurate in the bay area. >> our weather department has a new title ladies and gentlemen. it is now the most accurate weather station in the bay area and that is according to weather rate this is a big accomplishment. coming ouf the wet winter we had. our microclimate weather team is the most accurate when it comes to predicting rain, wind, thunderstorms, fog, even high and low temperatures. >> you know what that is, not to be underestimated we had a wild winter in terms of weather. so congratulations. that is a really nice accolade. >> thank you. of course more information on that on our website. the weather drop down menu. you can find out more about that award and link to the weather rate website. now let's look at your weather forecast at least right now and

for this weekend interesting views around the bay area again. you can see clearing skies there and windy with the clouds rolling on in. and 62 right now. we should see temperatures rebounding but these winds will be a little part of the story tomorrow. look at the wind gusts in the yellow and orange on the coast. wind advisory was dropped as of about 10:00 this morning. but we're beginning to see a slight warm up compared to 24 hours ago. this is going to set the stage for a warmer weekend. you have know flying close to 6,500 feet and as this moisture moves away off to the south and

west some of this may try to creep into places like livermore and the main focus of the storm is in southern california and short range forecast now brings a little something through livermore and san jose. that's 11:00 tonight and 2:00 a.m. most of the day tomorrow does look dry. hour by hour we'll have clouds at times lingering at the south bay through lunchtime tomorrow and then clear skies and a slightly warmer finish to the weekend. slight chance of showers. and then through the afternoon pretty nice recovery there. highs in the mid 70s around the santa clara valley. mid to upper 70s here. 68 corridor as you approach fremont could see some warm temperatures. 76 in walnut creek. low 70s around the peninsula

still blus tery for tomorrow. upper 60s near san francisco and down sloping winds should boost temperatures closer to 80 as we wrap up the weekend. so the forecast moving forward pretty interesting. and then cooling as we head toward thursday and friday. warming closer to the 70s on tuesday. inland spots the similar trend we'll find a few spots approaching the 80s. a little bit of a cool down as we head toward next weekend. 70s making a come back. breezy at times and watch out around the trivalley and san jose around 11:00 at night. we'll see if we can get a few of those clearing and warmer as you finish it up. >> congratulations again. >> still to come when your

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that she wouldn't offer delivery of award winning pizza. it's dine in or take out only. >> our business model is that we believe our food is best when it is fresh. >> barbara became suspicious a few months back when a confused customer came in to pick up a to go order. >> this guy came in and had no idea what food he was pick up. had no idea who the food was for. >> he one a customer after all. he was with door dash picking up an order for someone that order mulberry pizza through the door dash website. for barbara, this was a problem. >> we never authorized anything like that. >> barbara says it posted the logo on the website giving consumers the impression that the two companies were partners but they're not. barbara called door dash and demanded it remove mulberry pizza from its site and it did but a few weeks later it was right back up.

>> this is extremely frustrating to go up against these guys. they seem not to care. >> the iconic also learned it was on door dash's website without it's permission when a ticked off customer called to complain that her foot was late. >> i don't know who door dash is. we don't contract with them. we don't have any affiliation with door dash. >> we wondered if this has any affiliation with door dash so our team started making calls. >> i wonder if i can place my to go order through door dash. >> more than 3 dozen local restaurants were on doordash's website logos and all without their knowledge and permission. >> from the way it sounds is they went a little bit too far. >> he says the company's logo is the trademark and when they use another company's logo to believe it is a partnership it

could be trademark infringement. >> you're not allowed in anyway to suggest that you are affiliated or controlled or associated with that particular trademark. >> in fact in and out burger caught them using it's logo and sued the company 18 months ago for trademark infringement saying they confused consumers into believing doordash had the authority to deliver it's food. the case was settled out of court so we don't know what happened but we do know in and out is no longer listed on the website. we wanted to talk to door dash on camera about it's use of other companies logos. it said no but after our involvement it did remove them from its website. barbara is pleased door dash is finally listening but still upset with them. >> they misrepresented themselves. i think that's fraudulent. >> door dash issued a statement to us.

it didn't address the logo issue but it said we're constantly working with businesses to ensure that we're providing customer with the best delivery experience possible including removing merchants from the platform if they so choose. if you have a tip let us know. 888-996-tips or nbc bay area.com/responds. >> all right. well coming up in our next half hour is it a hiccup or a hack in the french election? it's drawing many similarities to what happened here. >> hacking investigation underway right now in a presidential election that could have ripple effects across the world. >> they were kidnapped by terrorists in the dark of night. soon 82 nigerian schoolgirls will be reunited with their companies. coming up more on the negotiations that lead to their freedom. >> see a cool and blustery stop

through the weekend. it could clip parts of the bay area around the east bay and south bay. other changes ahead in your sunday forecast. we come right back. another presidential election --

hacked. we )re following major developments as voters in france prepare to head to the polls. == >> right now another presidential election hacked. we're following major developments as voters in france prepare to head to the polls. >> thank you for joining us. >> we're on with a primetime edition of nbc bay area news because of playoff hockey. we start with a situation hitting the french election. it's similar to what happened here in the united states. >> french officials confirm a preelection hack. officials say data leaked on the website mixing information from a campaign with apparently fake news and he is the central candidate. he painted himself as a radical

sen try centrist. suspicions focused on the russians. >> officials have been casting their votes throughout the bay today. we caught up with them in san francisco. >> french nationals from the bay area have been coming and going at frances conciliate in san francisco all day. especially on the issue of russians possibly hacking centrist candidate's e-mails and making them public. >> everything is about the russians. >> he voted for conservative candidate lepen calls it fake news. the fake news is coming from lepen and the russians. >> i'm sure that's true. that russia is partly involved. i don't know if they're fully involved in that. >> a macron supporter she says this mirrors what happened here in november. especially the release of macrons e-mails so close to sunday's election.

>> i'm sure the documents that were released are real but like two days before the actual elections in france what is fake and i don't think anything should be trusted at this point. >> lepen is the favorite candidate despite numerous polls that say otherwise. more fake news he says. >> it's absolutely terrible having a personal completely invented by the media at the top of the list and the media completely dismissing anybody else. >> but she believes the polls are correct and macron will win unlike what happened here. in san francisco, tom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> for continuing coverage of the french election head over to our website at nbc bay area.com. we'll be tracking the results throughout tonight. we'll have updates on our twitter feed and facebook page as well. >> terrorists snatched in the middle of the night from their

boarding school in nigeria. now 82 schoolgirls are free but the fight continues to free the rest of the girls. details on the negotiations that lead to their release. >> the nigerian government negotiated with the terrorist group releasing some suspects that were being held by the government in exchange for the release of the 82 schoolgirls. in a town in northeast nigeria. they will be transferred to the capital where they will have medical checks and be reunited with their families. they're believed to be among the 276 teenage girls forced from their beds by militants in the middle of the night back in april 2014. the kidnapping sparked global out rage and launched the social media movement #bring back our girls. the release of the 82 girls is the largest group yet to be freed. about 21 kidnapped schoolgirls

were released in october of last year in a deal brokered by switzerland and the international red cross and now more than 100 girls are still being held captive. nbc bay area news. >> all right. thank you very much. four people are behind bars accused of pimping and prostituti prostitution. deputies arrested two men from san francisco yesterday along with two women from southern california. the sheriff's office said investigators served a search and arrest warrant at the home on the 1,100 plok block of hermann street. >> members obtained information that resident in the city of san bruno was operating illegal prostitution business. >> the roedwood city police department have partnered up.

they are also asking anyone familiar with the people arrested to get in touch with investigators. >> a powerful message for victims of sexual abuse. these quilt squares were laid out at the football field at city college of san francisco today spelling out the words not alone on these monument quilts are stories from more than 2,000 survivors of sexual abuse and violence. organizers have been going on tour setting up the large demonstration. it's important to create public spaces as a way to heal. >> it's a way to create a space where communities can support survivors and where survivors can reconnect with the community. >> the stop in sfraents was the last of the year for the west coast tour. >> just a few hours work will begin to raise the barge that capsized in san francisco bay last month. you might remember on april 7th a 112 foot barge capsized just south of the bay bridge. just after midnight tonight

they're to bring that barge to the surface and toe w it for fu removal. it leaked a small amount of fuel but there were thousands of gallons of diesel on board. that did not leak. no wildlife was impacted. >> president donald trump is celebrating his first major legislative victory this weekend. however some unhappy voters have a lot to say to politicians that voted to replace obamacare. representative tom reid from new york was one of them. he first faced it after that vote to repeal it. he stands by his decision and his vote. he says that the presidents plan will bring down costs while protecting people with pre-existing conditions. >> at least i can be able to look in the mirror and look our constituents in the face and say i tried to be part of the effort to fix this. >> critics believe it won't help american families. instead they say it could cause them to lose their health insurance entirely. >> young lady from tennessee. >> much more on the gop health care bill coming up tomorrow on nrng bc's meet the press.

we'll hear from the secretary of health and human services tom price. he'll be on the show tomorrow to talk about the he recent health care vote. >> coming up we investigate. >> it was probably the worst pain i ever had in my life. >> a 57-year-old veteran said he was neglected and ignored. coming up we investigate what nearly killed him and we'll tell you why he is now blaming one bay area county. - everything we stock at grocery outlet has crazy low prices. do you know how we do it? - how? - bargainomics!

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the olympic committee announced that bobsledding gold medalist steven holcomb was found dead in his room at the now to a developing story. the olympic committee announced that the bobsledding gold medallist was found dead in his room at the training center today. it's not clear how he died but they don't suspect foul play. he piloted the bobsled to gold at the 2010 games. it was the first team to win gold in the event since 1948. he was very young just 37 years

old. >> a 57-year-old veteran said he nearly died after being neglected and ignored. >> he was mistreated in jail and is now suing the county. he has the exclusive interview. >> what we're talking about bryce lemons a former musician that fell on hard times when he became the victim of a serious medical emergency what followed was a complete lack of care that changed his life after nearly ending it. >> he spent much of the past decade hopeless and homeless. it was two years ago the day after christmas when he fell asleep behind a santa rosa super market near this dumpster. it was about 40 degrees out tps side. an officer found him intoxicated and slivering and believe lemons urinated on himself. police picked him up for an outstanding hospital charge but first took him to a nearby

hospital for medical care. >> if my body temperature would have dropped another degree or so i would have probably died. >> he was treated for hypothermia and then taken to the jail where he began to feel sharp pain in his legs. he was placed in a cell wearing his same wet clothing. >> it's about 12 to 14 hours i waited to be housed and change my clothes. so after just having been diagnosed with hypothermia you were put in a jail cell with wet clothes? >> correct. it's like someone was hitting my feet with a hammer. like a sledge hammer over and over. i asked for medical attention probably a few hours after i had gotten to the jail and she said that there's no doctors on sunday. you'll have to wait until monday. >> but jail records show lemons wasn't treated until tuesday. after appearing in court that day he complained about his pain to the judge that ordered that he get care immediately.

>> by the time almost 72 hours went by without seeing somebody the damage was done and there's nothing they could do about it. >> his feet turned dark purple and his toes black. over the next several weeks all the toes on his right foot had to be amputated as well as his left leg below the knee. >> they told me what had to happen i couldn't stop crying i just sat there and i was like oh my god, you know, i mean, it, i don't wish that upon anybody. >> the surgeries left him confined to a wheelchair. >> he is with the county sheriff's office that runs the jail and says inmates should never be denied medical care. >> at this point you know that would have been a break from policy. >> yes. >> but you can't say for certain whether someone may have broken that policy. >> i can't say for certain but that would be extremely unlikely if someone were to point out that type of condition.

>> he had to undergo amputations. >> that's going to be answered in court. >> williams is now suing sonoma county. the company contracted to provide medical care inside the jail. this could have been prevented. he is lemons attorney. >> to deny someone medical care is cruel and unusual punishment. >> the suit claims staff at the jail acted maliciously unless lemons in his cell for several hours before he was given cry clothing. >> what was he wearing. >> was he wearing his wet clothes or hospital clothes. >> he was still wearing the wet clothes. were officials at the jail just aware he was diagnosed with hypothermia an hour before he got there. we obtained the jails own records that appear to show confusion about lemon's confusion. in one document jail staff wrote that lemons had not been treated at a hospital before arriving to

jail but another document said he did receive care for leg pain and hypothermia. the company declined our repeated request for comment. >> i don't have a life right now. i don't have one. >> lemons was recently fitted for a prosthetic leg. >> with the pressures on the nerves i still feel my foot. it hurts but it's not even there. >> he can now walk with a cane but it's difficult to move on when each step forward brings back so much pain. >> i'm hoping for hope right now. >> bryce lemons is off the streets and staying with a relative. they're still waiting to receive plenty of other documents they requested from the county jail but the case is expected to go to trial by early next year. if you have a tip for our investigative unit give us a call at 888-996-tips or send it

to the unit. >> you know, we're doing this for the long hall. this work is for the future. >> one man's daily walk to school inspired his new mission to improve his hometown with the story that will make your bay area proud. >> we're seeing clouds spilling back into the bay area and about to be a gorgeous sunset as the sun-drops below the clouds. 57 degrees. could these clouds bring us a chance of showers tonight. we'll have a look at that and the rest of your sunday forecast when we come right back. compared to its wealthier

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>> until i was really living in it and seeing it up close all the time. >> and while he could have stayed there surrounded by nature, he has instead decided to bring some of it home tree by tree by tree. >> got it. >> he began by volunteering for a nonprofit focused on creating a healthy urban forest. >> i'll be over there with the hose in a minute. >> his enthusiasm soon landed him a staff position and then in charge of an ambition goal. working with young people to plant 500 trees in his hometown by the year 2020. it's called branching out and they are already well on their

way. >> giving people that option when often times life doesn't afford them many options that's very important. these trees will take time in order to survive. by the time they are full enough for someone to rest under they will have earned their moment. >> we're doing this for the lodge hall. the work is for the future. >> bring the number of total trees so far for a nice even 225 on the way to 500. nbc bay area news. >> we have a new title to share with you.

it's the most accurate weather station in the bay area. that according to weather rate. it's an independent weather research company and considering the wet winter we just had it's a big accomplishment. scientist found our team most accurate when it comes to predicting severe weather and accurate highs and low temperatures so well done. >> you guys have a really tough season. >> i have proof. we'll look outside and show it for you right now. it is proof in the numbers. chilly and breezy at 57 degrees. not all that different from the water temperature across the bay right now. just in the lower 50s. pretty view looking off to the west. 63 degrees relatively mild compared to other spots closer to the bay. san jose 62 degrees.

we have seen 1 to 3 inches if you look closely here how it's moving to east off to the south and west and if we head through tonight this is going to weaken as it approaches to the bay area. we could see this back toward the bay area. we could see that tomorrow and the air is cold enough for more snow showers and maybe a few sprinkles across the south bay and through tomorrow morning most of the action is gone. it will be across tomorrow

night. you see wind speed 7:00 a.m. could be closer to 30 miles per hour around napa and weakening as we go through the day and the winds out of the north will contribute but keep things relatively cool if you're going to head out to the coast. there's the weather of low pressure. down to southern california thunderstorms at the time for the south. gradually clearing skies from noon to the afternoon you could be mostly clear and the stage will be set as high pressure builds for them to warm up at least to start the week. morning temperatures chilly. locally breezy around the hills of the north bay. 40s and 50s to start the morning and the end of the weekend shaping up nicely with mid 70s closer to san jose and possibly

and temperatures warmer for tomorrow. notice the numbers inland maybe closer to 80 on monday. this is going to be high pressure building in behind the departing area of low pressure leaving southern california so right now the next 7 days tuesday looks to be the warmest day. as we head past another part of the week area of low pressure returns to the pacific northwest that's going to lead to temperatures cooling slightly as we pass the middle part of the week. close to 70 for monday and tuesday. trendily cooler and breezy. the inland forecast now will leave a chance for north bay showers on thursday and sunday showers may be happening around midnight. for more on our accuracy rating

you can find more information and a link back to let you know how we were rated the most accurate around the bay area. something we're very proud of. >> we knew it before. >> yeah. >> they knew it. >> an incredible team that's for sure. congrats. >> still ahead you can say he was always dreaming of a win. >> the fastest two minutes in sports. did you see it? crowns a new winner today. a little muddy out there. we'll let you know the detail of the kentucky derby coming up. hey you've gotta see this. c'mon. no. alright, see you down there. mmm, fine. okay, what do we got? okay, watch this. do the thing we talked about. what do we say? it's going to be great. watch. remember what we were just saying? go irish! see that? yes! i'm gonna just go back to doing what i was doing.

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in cincinnati on this saturday night where the weather was great. not like it was on friday night. look i have to tell you that i mentioned it yesterday that you start to look forward to his starts because one thing he does is he throws strikes and works quickly and whatever happened in the third inning the giants were trailing by a lot of runs and he was on the hill. >> yeah he didn't seem like himself. he does work fast but usually hits the corner and it seemed like he was over the right part of the plate. he started throwing his pitches and they were coming back and this team right now you're not going to see a lot of balls they missed and he's hitting it in that area and he didn't have his quality command on the strikes tonight. >> in game 3 of the series it

will be johnny and we're looking forward to him making his 100th career start in game 3 in this ballpark. that's it from here. >> well, the biggest sports event going on today at least for most of the nation the kentucky derby. >> take out your hats. >> rain couldn't hurt it. >> more than 170,000 fans cheered as the horses raced on the muddy track today but in the end. >> what i was trying to say say dream came true. always treatmenting won in a dominating fashion. this is really cool because it's the second win for the jock i can. that's john valasques. it was neat to see the emotion out there. wasn't the favorite horse but look at that. taking the lead and winning it all. >> those are tough track conditions too. >> yeah. you got it.

>> what's going on weather wise. >> beautiful sunset now you can see that right now. could drop close to the bay area and you see that and passes on through san jose and south. best chances for getting any chances and temperatures trending warmer. monday into tuesday approaching 80 degrees cooling the middle part of the week. >> that looks nice out there. >> the most accurate forecasters. >> a live edition of saturday night live coming up after "access hollywood." >> see you at 11:00. hey allergy muddlers

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looks, but it wasn't just what j. lo wore that got attention but also who she brought with her. >> jennifer! >> j. lo and a-rod arrived arm in arm for their red carpet debut, but he soon stepped away for her to pose solo in her blue gown. but she eventually wanted him back, holding out her hand so he could come back to join