temperatures down there. 54 degrees now as your head out the door. 68 degrees today. with the patchy fog throughout the morning, you'll have to watch for that, but we'll have warm sunshine throughout the day and the rest of the week, those temperatures dop and7sñ the win pick up. i'll talk about all that and what to expect as the temperatures continue on this roller coaster. that's coming up in eight minutes. mike has some good news at the bay bridge. you i'm going to talk about good news at the bay bridge. we look at the toll plaza and the cash lanes have started to clear up. they are getting ready for the metering lights, and the span has cleared of the earlier stall. there's no more slowing from oakland to san francisco. your /mute direction is now good, at speed there. that's the way it is around the rest of the bay. a note for the peninsula, south 280 right around el monte road, you may have activity on the shoulder after an earlier accident involving a deer. the car is pretty banged up as well. >> thank you very much, mike. >> five years later and we have

a verdict in the murder case that has gripped the bay area. in four hours, the man accused of killing morgan hill teenager sierra lamar will learn his fate. a story we have been following today, there could be a conclusion half a decade later, after lamar's disappearance. kris sanchez joins us live at the courthouse with reaction ahead of the much anticipated decision. this is certainly a long time coming. you and i have both been covering this since sierra disappeared. >> right. 2009, when she was headed to her bus stop near her home to head to high school in morgan hill. and ever since then, we have become very familiar with her face and the details of her family and unfortunately, the details of how prosecutors think that she died. now, the judge told us to be ready to hear that verdict read by the jury at 9:00 this morning. key can tell you inside the courthouse, there are rooms set up because of the number of

people who want to hear the verdict in person. we'll go inside later. so many people came to know  all of those searches that continued after she disappeared on the way to the bus stop. today, her family is not going to get any more answers than what they have right now, but they may find that the jury believes there is enough evidence against sierra lamar's accused killer, antolin garcia torres, though her body has not been found. one of her best friendsfá is noa 20-year-old woman herself and she said the verdict is not the only thing they want. >> there's still going to be that, like, lingering question of what happened to her. we get it, this could have happened and this possibly most likely did happen. >> now, prosecutors hung their case on sierra lamar's dna evidence they say was found in garcia torres's car and his dna that was found on her clothing. now, his attorneys for their part say that the defense is

that there is no body because the 15-year-old just ran away from home and is still alive out there somewhere. we do have to tell you thatnb this case, though there is no body, it is a death penalty case. because of the rule of double jeopardy, garcia torres if he is found not guilty today, he cannot be tried again in this case. even if sierra lamar's body is found, even if other evidence comes to light. in the next half hour, we'll talk more about some of the evidence in the case. in san jose, kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> thank you very much. again, expecting the skraer to reveal the verdict at 9:00 this morning. we will bring you live coverage. it will also send a breaking news e-mail alert. be sure to download our app and enable push alerts. >> getting in on tc- books and faster. today, the city council is voting on a new law that is going toño'2íñ expedite an alre approved tenet order. >> bob redell on what this would mean for renters and landlords.

>> today, the city council here in san jose will decide whether or not to immediately enact its so called just cause ordinance for renters. a new law that requires landlords to give specific reasons when evicting 10 nlts. the reason the city might rush this into effect, is every since they approved it last month, a number of landlords have evicted tenants without cause. they believe the landlords are taking advantage of the system before the new rules go into effect. the foundation cites 13 no-cause evictions in the city over just the past three weeks including robert aquirre, who has been living in this condo in willow glen for the past two years. >> because we have been paying rent on time, in full every month. >> if the city council does not approve the emergency measure today, then the new law, the new

ordinance, won't go into effect for at least another month and a half. a group of rental providers plan to rally outside city hall in opposition to the ordinance. they claim the new rules make it difficult to remove problematic tenants and the eight most dangerous cities on the area have the just-cause ordinance on the book. those cities are dangerous, they argue, because they provide safe havens. bob redell, today in the bay. >> bob, thank you very much. 5:05 right now. in san francisco, teachers there and we should sayñ we'll get to that story in a second, but first, right now, a story that has been breaking overnight. okay, we're going to go ahead with the feature story. a big meeting ahead of -- all right. back to the airlines. did you catch this video. spirit airlines canceled a flight in ft. lauderdale. it led to chaos.

there's the brawl breaking out at the ft. lauderdale airport last night after passengers, you see them pulling on each other there. because there was no pilot to fly the flight. passengers rushing to the ticket counter to spirit employees. police were there waiting after they had come off the plane and their flight was canceled. that led to this mayhem. three people were arrested. spirit, which has canceled 300 flights in the past few days, blames theó2qilots union, which isxd trying to get a new contra. spirit has filed a federal lawsuit against its pilots. >> 5:06. san francisco teachers already seeking a new labor deal plan to rally today ahead of a school board meeting. san francisco unified school district is under new leadership. this will be the first time the new board meets together. before the meeting, teachers will rally outside district offices. live now to washington, d.c., where former deputy attorney general sally yates'

first public testimony yesterday is still reverberating through the walls of the capitol. we learned the d.a. urgently warned the trump white house twice about then national security adviser michael flynn. the warnings were more than what white house press secretary sean spicer described in the past as, quote, a simple heads-up. we also learned yesterday that the former president barack obama also warned then president-elect trump about possibly compromised security adviser flynn. yates told the attorney flynn wasn't telling the entire story about his conversation with russia's ambassador. >> that created a compromise situation, a situation where the national security adviser essentially could be blackmailed by the russians. >> contents of the conversation are classified. scott mcgrew will have much more on the hearing coming up at 5:45. it is 5:07 right now. two of the three guards accused in the beating death of a mentally ill inmate in santa clara county jail reportedly took the witness stand yesterday

in their murder trial. the guards pleaded not guilty in the beating death of michael tyree in 2015. the mercury news reports that two testified yesterday about texts that all three defendants exchanged in the weeks before tyree's death. prosecutors argue the texts sounded sadistic and alluded to violen violence. they testified they were meant to be humorous and not to be taken literally. >> san francisco police say the use of force incidents involving their officers are down, according to their own report. the department shows data shows there were more than 800 use of force instants in january and march, and that is down 16% compared to the same time period last year. the justice department came down hard on the sfpd last year after several officer-involved shootings. >> alameda county leaders will vote to approve a new ambulance

contract. east bay times reports supervisor will approve a new three-year deal with paramedics plus which contracts for ambulance service in all but four cities in the county. firefighters oppose the deal because they say service suffers from how that arrangement is structured. good tuesday morning. it is 5:09 as you make plans for the day, it's going to be a warm one inland. if you want somewhere cooler, head to santa cruz. it will be in the low 50s at 9:00, and as we go through the day, it's going to be in the upper 60s. nice and comfortable there. a little built warmer as you head toward downtown santa cruz. if you're going out to the oakland a's game later this evening, it will be at 63, the first pitch, and throughout the game, mostly clear skies and quickly dropping temperatures. it's going to be cool out there, so wear some extra layers. we'll talk about the temperature trend for evergreen coming up in about three minutes. mike has something new reported for highway 24. >> yeah, something to be exact.

let's look at the speed sensors. we're looking at a smooth drive around the bay. between lafayette and arinda, yeah, the exact location, something, a very exact report from chp, something in the slow lane. stay to your left as you travel through this portion, and over to the caldecott tunnel. it sounds like there's debris in the roadway. we're looking toward the mass transit system and the tracks forxd not blocked. no delays reported for any of these services. >> that's nice to hear. thank you. 5:10. coming up, a heated confrontation caught on camera. >> you do not havesoi myxl pern to videotape. if you don't -- >> cancel the reservation. >>÷ united airlines employee faces off with a passenger headedñi to san francisco. new details on this latest controversy surrounding the embattled airline. >> an airline ceo gets a pie in the face. which airline do you think it is? we'll tell you when today in the bay continues.

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it is 5:13. as youxd get ready to head out this tuesday morning, we'll have a nice, clear sunrise, looking live at san jose and the temperature trend for evergreen will be at 63 degrees at 9:00. many more people getting up,e/+t and about, and quickly rising temperatures throughout the day. our average high, 72. but we're heading into the low

80s today. it will be cooling down as we go through the week. more on that at 5:18. and so far, no major problems for our drive times. there's 580 at the top of the screen. that construction has cleared out of the altamont and making way for the morning commute. thank you very much, kari and ñimike. >> it's 5:14 right now. happening today, wells fargo attorneys will be in court seeking to dismiss a new class action suit tied to the fake the lawsuit chargesçoi wells fa worrs targeted undocumented immigrants to open new accounts and were forced to resort to pressure tactics to meet quotas. this comes a month after the bank xdagreed to pay $110 milli to settle a separate class action lawsuit covering fraudulent accounts. >> someone is very angry at the head of qantas airlines. >> we're talking aboutrf& all o these airline issues and no doubt they're angry. >> the only uncertainty is why

the person is angry, but yeah, angry for sure. a report out of australia, they put the channel number over their video. ahead of qantas, and this, ladies and gentlemen, is a pie. allen joyce was addressing a business breakfast in perth when that man came on the stage and surprised him. joyce left the stage briefly to clean his face before returning to applause from the crowd. >> i didn't have a chance. it was mostly on my glasses. i think my issue is i need a good dry cleaner before i leave perth. >> didn't get a chance to taste it. the overall value of south bay's apple hit new records monday, crossing over $800 billion. apple was already the biggest publicly traded company. shares hit a new high of $153.70 on monday. shares of spirit airlines fell 3%, evend before the airline's latest gm0debacle. all airline stocks suffered ave itsrine stocks suffered pilots a raise. the nasdaq hit new highs, so, too, did theçó s&p 500.

just barely. but it counts. several reports in canadian1eñ press say white house insiders called the prime minister of canada asking him to call president trump and urge trump american free trade agreement. you remember, president trump reversed a campaign pledge to take the u.s. outht of nafta a his reason he didn't do it was because the head of canada and mexico talked him out of it. the allegations are startling because working with a foreign pq7#r behind thewãpresident's back would violate american law. reports here in america, in the american press, make the story sound a little less shady. the associated press say officials in ottawa werefm> cnbc said amwill launch a new version of the echo today. this one with a touch screen that would allow you to make

video calls. voice assistance is hot as a gadget. amazon has about 70% of the market with its echo. we talked about this before. i love mine to death. >> you use it a lot, don't you? >> i use it every day. particularly for music. you say, hey, alexa. >> hey jude. >> hey, alexa, play hey, jude. >> do we know the name of the newest version? is it also alexa. >> yes, that will be the call out sign. that's funny because they have a problem with t2y right? it's called an echo, everyone calls it the echo. they have a branding problem there. new echo. i don't know what they're going to call it. >> brand manager scott mcgrew on the job. thank you very much. >> talking about a delicate issue with airlines. united airlines now says it's looking into an incident reported last night by nbc bay area consumer investigator chris chmura that involves a passenger having his ticket canceled after an instant with the ticketing agent. >> stop, stop. put it down now.çó >> that is the ticketing agent

in n new orleans. now, they're telling the bay area passenger not to film the interaction. it started when the agent told him it would cost $300 to buy a bulky bag to check in the other direction. things more heated from there. one aviation expert says that filming at an airport is allowed. >> you do not have myxñ permissn to videotape. >> why? i want to know why? >> cancel the reservation. >> i want to know why? permission. >> the woman was incorrect. he doesn't have to have her permission to film. she's in a public area, and he can film. >> about one minute in to having his trip canceled, the#gñ unite agent started recording him. that agent eventually called police and he was forced to buy a one-way ticket on another airline.lp >> this is for mike inouye this

morning. you can now waze with lightning mcqueen. users now have the ability to change their voice and car on the apps. they can change them to characters from the upcoming cars 3 pmovie. the movie wille be released on may 16th. my kids will love that one. >> that does not mean you're not allowed to go as fast as lightning mcqueen. >> do we have the option right now? >> i'm pretty sure they can go as fast as you can. >> not recommended at all. all right, if you're lucky enough to have a convertible, that might be nice later this afternoon. >> it's going to be beautiful day. warm temperatures and some spots, especially inland, will be wanting to crank up the air conditioner later on jndtoday. a lot of sunshine. don't forget themyñtr sunglass before you head out.çó here's a live look outside at san francisco. mostly clear start. we hadrrn some light patchy fo

a few spots, butt now it's 54 t  san jose and palo alto and all clear int% oakland 53 degrees. highs this afternoon will be warming up for the inland valleys up to 85 degree in east san jose. morgan hill, 83. and up to 87 jo,degrees in waln creek, concord, and antioch. 88 degrees. going to really be warm there. )k at half moon bay, 64 degrees, and 77 degrees in san mateo. san francisco, the mission district, and the embarcadero at 68. and 85 in santa rosa.r we have a wide range in temperatures today from the -dj coast in the 60s to the inland areas in the upper 80s. oakland will be right there in between with some more comfortable weather. starting out at 58 degrees at 8:00, and then your lunchtime temperature at 72. then looking out the window, getting ready to head home from work, it will be in the mid 70s. absolutely gorgeous. if you're heading to the north bay, you want to check out the

noma wine country, 60 degrees at 8:00. noontime temperature at 78, anán warm later today with highs in the lower 80s. looking ahead to when we could see rain, that would be on thursday and a slight chance for the north bay. other than that, the forecast stays mainly dry until next week. we may start to see some rain rolling back into the bay area as early as next monday night. iétm tuesday. we'll be watching that. as we get afá look at the forect in san francisco, it's going to be in the upper 60s. and that will be the warmest day over the next seven days. a slight chance of rain for monday evening once again and as we head to the inland areas, 83 today and thençó upper 60s to l 70s just in time for the weekend. heading over to mike now. the roads are looking pretty good right now? >> yeah, the roads aric lookingñ great. chp report starting to clear all the incidents as far as the overnight +%sáu)uction crews and earl=ú crashes and debris we had. there you go, a smooth flow of traffic.

just a tiny build off the altamont pass to westbound 580. looking to the north bay with no delays. novato to the golden gate bridge, a smooth bridge. there's the upper east shore freeway. still close to the speed limit. let's take a look at waze. we had a tiny bit of slowing that did show up at the dublin interchange. all or not you want to avoid it, you canpgl go to waze and decido drive from dublin to fremont. the purple and green number the same whether you're going through the dublin interchange or cutting through pleasanton. and let me show you the choice you need to make as far as signing up for our team. you may have been using waze for years, but you're probably not a member of our team unless you have done this in5r the last fe week s go to your profile, selet ÷ wazers. ñxd right here every day. >> your voice is very pleasant. thank you very much. >> caught on camera, a synagogue

up in flames. a investigation underqvl way te who set it on fire. >> and headed to court.xd the shocking deathwãof a penn state fraternity pledge.

welcome back. it's 5:25 right now on your tuesday morning. caught on camera, new video this morning showing flames there shooting out of a synagogue in las vegas monday night.: investigators say somebody intentionally set the fires in

cf1 o center there. they believe that the suspect first tried to start a fire in a restroom at the screwish center before then starting the cars on fire. developments this morning in the shocking death of a penn state fraternity pledge. police say he died during açó hazingxd e1ritual.7oo now, some ofxd his fraternity brothers could face criminal charges in connection to that death. it comes as authorities release 5zet tim piazza clang the life. >> he hasn't moved. he probably needs an ambulance. >> prosecutors say that call was made 12 hours after piazza was seen stumbling down the basement stairs of the beta theta pi fraternityym house. attorneys say he was forced to guzzle beer, vodka, and wine before his death. today, 8 of the 18 fraternity members facing charges are expected to be arraigned. 5:26 right now. up next, the much anticipated

verdict in the"fz sierra lamar murder case now only a few hours from being revealed. a decision five years in the making and we have been following this since the beginning. live at the courthouse where in four hours the suspected killer antolin garcia torres will learn his fate. a contra costa county neighborhood looking more like a jungle this /o!mornifá+o cf1 o the latest on the problem that initially knocked out power for thousands.

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5:30. tuesday morning. and we start you off right now with a really nice shot of theñ san jose skyline9 and the sky that is all different colors÷ this morning as we get readylpñr sunrise. good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. uñgarcia-cannon. like a picture painting. nice start to our tuesdayxl morning. >> going to be a warm day, too. it starts out cool, but then it doesn't end that way. as we go into the rest of the afternoon, it is going to be a very warm day. actualk;y"át warmest day of the week, as our temperatures will be at about 10 to 13c degrees ñ the beginn of may. look where we begin. a look now at theíoñ tri-valley 51. south bay, 54 degrees. and 51 in san francisco. we have upper 40s in the north bay, while the peninsula will see a high today of 82 degrees. we'll be at 78 in thes7 east ú 85. we'll talk about that cooler air in the forecast,xd even rain chances coming up.

mike has two newó[ issuesçãfor bay bridge. ñ: 5:30, almost 5:31. and weco( have metering lights andok the bay bridge toll plaza still. we know that's going to fáhappe. another issue for the bay bridge from the emeryville camera, we just got our second disabled vehicle reported headed westbound inñi towards the yerb uuj(át slows here, and you see flashing lights just before you enter the tunnel. sounds like two big rigs are on the shoulder and that's causing a distraction and slowing at the top of the incline. we'll track this as well, but the map shows you aside from the issues, the bay$f bridge, we ha a smooth drive for the rest of the ñibay. we'll track this and show you the travel across thexd san mat bridge. right now because the bay bridge doesn't have a big backup. no problems onp the upper east shore freeway and a0bñ tiny bit slowing through san pablo. >> thank you so!'eç much. >> we're now only hours away from learning the fate of the man accused of killing sierra

lamar. the jurors have reached a verdict in the murder caset( th has gripped the bay area for half a aid.?7v kris sanchez joining us live from the hall of justice in san jose where we'll soon learn what jurors decided. for everyone involved, has been a long five years andz there's o much at stake. good morning. >> for those five years since sierra lamar disappeared from her bus stop near her home headed to herschool, so many people havexd looked for, strangers, friends, family. man who is accused of killing ñ reason they haven' found her isçó because she's ale out there somewh a lot of the testimony that came in this case was very difficult for the family to hear. ÷roáárq)ra lamar's dna evidence found in açóntolin garcia torre car and his xddna found on her clothing and a lot of it was graphic. çótorres' lawyers tried to convince the juryt that the evidence was tainted, thatt( investigators were sloppy when they collected it, and that they also tried to convince the jury

just r away from home. while the jury;l deliberated fo just a day and a half and has to reach a conclusion beyond a reasonable doubt. >> in this case, the threshold question for thisze jury is, is sierra lamar possibly still alive? in a homicide, if the jury felt she could still be out there, that could go in garcia torres' favor. >> now, the jury of six women and six men will read their verdict at 9:00 this morning here at the hall of justice. charges in>ok cases ofb. sierr lamar, garciat( torres faces the attempted kidnapping charges from the years just before this, all of these lumped into one case. in,ue next hour, we'll talk be tried for this crime ever again, even ifi] sierra lamar's body somehow is found. in san jose, kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> thank you, kris. we're expecting the jury to reveal the verdict at 9:00 this

morning. we will bring it to you in live coverage. we will also send a breaking news alert. be sure to download our nbc bay area app and enable push alerts. >> breaking news out of danville this morning where there's been a massive power outage because of a fallen tree. >> pete suratos joining us. he's been following the developing situation for a couple hours now. ut you learned? >> good morning to you,ñm/ sam we can report that the number of people without power in the danville neighborhood, a shade under 500 at 482ht right now, still quite a mess after the downs tree knocked out power overnight. want to show you the power lines thereat are down. pg&e is here on the scene trying to restore power for these residents. i want to show you thec video s morning. power forok hundreds of custome. around 1:45 a.m. is when we

started to see the power outages pop up. from pg&e and they're telling us this was÷ a weather damaged tre that came down, splitting a power pole and taking out wires in thejképrocess. and at,c its peak, the power outage had about 2800 people without power. mentioned not too long ago that the current number is at 482. i want to takq]- you back out e live. you can see the power lines down in front of this home. now, this could beñi affecting nearby schools, we're just sout1 of the high school. there's no word:o when they're restoring powerlpñ to the area,t they're herq8iquju)ip r(t&háhp c and we'll have another update in ñ next hour. pete. it's 5:serz !kight now. and new this÷ morning, the searh is on for the?oú person who b.a.r.t. police say may have committed a hate crime. the victim was approached and la[ at the station. the 6zmumaq punched the victim ÷ a pittsg

bay bound train. officers boarded the train at another stop, but they couldn't track him down. >> 5:36 right now on your tuesday. school leaders in albany meeting tonight to discuss the response to añht scandal surroundingest social media[t@ñr posts.xd in march, an investigation found students posted images=)ñ targeg member. those students were suspected. since then, they have sued the districtcusing administrators of violating their first amendment right. tonight's meeting is not going/ tonight'he disciplininghfoof g/ the students but instead what kind of measures are taken to make sure this kind ofl/ thing >> also happening today, alameda ñ to lamellmentary. itúh has serious earthquake q concerns. an investigation shows that school sits on soil0l that is risk of completely collapsing

during a. e1"gíearthquake. the east bay times reports the school could be closed by the ñ this year or next. >> 5:36. a follow-up. state lawmakers have put the brakes on a law that would have allowed cyclists to roll through stop signs on quiet streets andñ roroads. it's/l5v basedñi on a law in efn idaho. our measure met opposition from california policing groups. an b.asmzejf committee yester decided againstxd recommending that legislation. it's 5:37. okay, if you're getting ready to head out and bikeáhp work this morning, let's take>2ñ a live l hr(t&háhp &hc all clear in san francisco. and we will have some patchy fog throughout the next couple hours and temperatures now at 54 f'ú degrees. heading up to 68 edegrees later with that fog, it helpsoo:ht9/e temperature;ruydown, but we'll t warm sunshine later on today and the rest of the week will be cooler with winds picking up. oing to seeçó temperatures p. dipping after today.

and lookxd at these temperature up to 88 degrees in concord. napa, 87 degrees. oakland, 78 so3degrees. and san francisco, 68. ñ fo an update on1eñ what's happeninn >> we'ree& looking at the bay bridge once again. the incline does move well until you reach the top of the incline, right around the bend and the mytower, you see slowi and we alsov see the flashing lights still just before you gef to the tunnelçó in the westboun the meeting rights are on at the bay bridge. we have a smooth drive approaching that the maze. tad to keep traffic on the tt((k%r until they can clear the two big rigs from the shoulder. the restf the commute, wet( tald about the bridge and the maze. up here, the upper east shore freeway, we see slowing coming in, and there may be a crash on the shoulder. back to you. >> thanks so much. answers this morning. new details that we're learn about a deadly plane crash in the north bay. what might have gone !v-wrong,

next. 1÷ plus,ñr does the president protest too much? we'll take a look when today in the bay continues.

it is 5:41, as we get a live look outside at palo alto, we're seeing that the roads are moving wep. seeing some flashing lights on the side of the road. let's check out the temperature trend for sunnyvale. we'll be well above average,

reaching into the low 80s today. be prepared for a lot of sunshine and quickly warming temperatures. the rest of the week looks a little cooler. we'll have more on that coming up in about six minutes. >> and kari, showing you activity on one of the surface streets in palo alto. no major concern for highway e1 101, getting over there, the bottom number, 84, the dumbarton bridge moves well. slows a bit through pleasanton. that's our travel time right here. >> thank you very much, kari and mike. >> 5:42. this morning, ntsb4hñ investigas are asking what went wrong in this small plane crash in the north bay. two people onboard were killed. built by a company called icon crashed yesterday in napa county. onboard, 55-year-old john carko, of vacaville. he was icon's chief test pilot. his passenger was 41-year-old who moved to vacaville just a week ago. he was icon's co-founder.

>> both of these are employees, part of our family. it's a devastating event for the company today. >> strong silicon valley roots. stanford graduate, a lot of venture capitalists backing this company. widely regarded as a well designed aircraft. >> that was mack prescott with the west valley flying club. the final report on the crash could be months away. california is asking the federal government to pick up most of the tab for fixing oroville dam's damaged spillway. huge holes opening up there during the winter storms, forcing the evacuation of thousands of homes. the state is asking fema to pay 75% of the $500 million that those repairs will cost. president trump has announced $274 million for repairs. help may be on the way for veteran whose have been deported. a bill is making its way through the system to provide legal support. the state assembly passed the bill yesterday. it now heads to the senate. the law would provide legal

representation for those honorably discharged and since have been deported. you can watch the report, deportedçó veterans, on nbcbayarea.com. happening now, south korea's presidential election has been won by moon jae-in, who is willing to pursue diplomatic talks with north korea. his hope is to halt the nuclear weapons program in the country. conservatives, though, worry a victory might benefit north korea and put south korea at odds with its most important ally, the united states. >> busy day ahead for the white house. all sorts of decisions that will shape the world. >> scott mcgrew, that starts with a war in afghanistan. >> yeah, after 16 years, the u$is morning to send thousands more american troops into afghanistan. we all may also hear that he'll decide to let the pentagon decide from here on out whether to add even more.

that decision would not have to go from the white house from here on out. there may be action on the paris accords as well. the u.s. has threatened to pull out of the landmark agreement. reports say president trump has put his daughteri/k ivanka in charge of that we're also waiting on the decision from the fourth circuit court on;çó president trump's second travel ban. that could come any time. judges on the east coast had the same objections our judges out ñ the ninth circuit, saying candidate trump's words were pretty clear, he meant to ban muslims with his travel ban. >> this fellow had a tough day at work yesterday. iowa congressman rod blum left a tv interview early, tore hismy microphone off after he didn't like the questions and then he went to a town hall where he was booed all over his support of the new trumpcare bill. all eyes were on the senate monday morning as former acting attorney general sally yates testified. president trump said we learned

nothing new out of this. that's kind of true. she just confirmed all of the things that "the washington post" had already reported, that security adviser was in over his head with the russians and lied about it. the other important note, republican chairman lindsey graham right there said right off the top it was the russians president@/uu does not believeq that. president trump also put a quote from the hearing right in his twitter picture. the banner onfá hiscvh twitter saying that the former director of national intelligence says there was no evidence of collusion between trump and the russians. that quote was later take down. we can argue whether that's what clapper actually said or what the quote meant, but let's leave it here, sam and laura. never before in history have we seen the president of the united states protest so many times in so many formats that he's not in collusion with the kremlin. >> thank you very much, scott. >> scott mcgrew examining our

president's tweets, executive orders and speeches each and every morning. scott would like to hear from you, too. you can share yourñãthoughts wih him on twitter. these photos you're about to see here are not from the latest issue of gqvol magazine. that's bear quarterly, if you're wondering. these are photos not posed of an uninvited guest who appears to be tagged, on the deck of a home about tenw3 miles west of har d hartford, connecticut. it's a big, hairy guest. has large paws,e/+ appears friendly. >> don't know how friendly? >> as long as there's glass separating you. several encounters like this have left residents concerned. that bear eventually gaveyji upd left, but there he is, balanced on the patio, peering in to the kitchen. >> that is a big bear. svjñthat's not photo shopped either. >> not at all. >> i saw this in my instagram feed yesterday and i assumed it was fake.

apparently not. this happened all the time in connecticut. no fake news. lot in xdjo,tahoe. f1 oin xdjo,tahoe. bear tracks everywhere. >> do they really go in fá hibernation? >> not in california. they're hungry.  a lot up 0láhere. >> if you're planning to head there, i have a look at the 'k6-g up.have a look at the let's get a look at what to expect as you head out the door on this(f, tuesday morning we a starting out wi6 some cooliv% temperatures and take aohookñi this sunrise over7oo dublin. beautiful start to the day, and it's been cool. those aric looking a little wm+ dizzy, too. everybody is getting up and out the door, i guess you better do the same.cvh it's 51 degrees now in hr(t&háhp &hc 53 degrees in oakland. and 52 in palo alto. our temperatupís are cool to start, but look at where we're roar headed later today. in los u/0gatos, 84. and 86 in e1danville. upper 80s0l for antioch and

cejncord. oakland today will be up to 78 degrees. at 77 in san mateo.>2ñ san francisco, ingleside at 66, and 85 today ináñ sonoma. very warm temperatures getting up and about to get the kids out the door, it starts out in the 50s this morn. you definitely need long sleeves or a light jacket, arq then at recess, temperatures will beq/z warming up with a lot of sunshine. it does stay warm and sunny. and highs reaching into once again the 80s inland. as you getb. up and getty, abo to get ready for the day, we will have a need for a jacket to start, then some shorts later on today as the temperatures make it into the 80s. if you're going out toxd the oakland coliseum laterñoóyon th ñ it will be i]cool, only in the low 60s, and once the ocean breeze kicks in, it is going to be very cool out there. here's a live look out there at heavenly from our camera. and it's showing a beautiful start to the day. we'll be in the upper 60s over the next couple days. and very warm there as well as

san francisco, upper 66 on today, and then lower 60s the rest of the week for the inland areas, to go from the low 80s today to the upper 60s just in time for the weekend. and mike says some metering lights are helping at the bay bridge. >> folks may not like them, may -q helping keep the incline moving near the treasure island tunnel, and over on the shoulder, a distraction. we have a additional at the bay bridge toll plaza, but nothing dramatic. we'll talk about the east bay slowing in a second. i want to talk also about coming down the east shore freeway, moving well. the earlier crash not a problem. let's get out to the waze system shaping up. the slowing of the castro valley y and 880 through hayward, if you're going to the peninsula side, waze recommends you don't use the san mateo bridge because that will take youqu, 53 minut. they say the dumbarton bridge is

quicker. there's also debris reported, so thank you. if you want to be onsn[ our te if you're related to j. lo or not, you canin our team on waze. go to your profile and make sure you selectoryñr team. we share that information just like i shared it with you and it helps us get a better picture of roadways. >> ñ¥:51. coming up, fighting off a3w wi a 10-year-old girl has aw3 clos encount eer with nature. the way she was able to get away from an alligator. >> first, the÷ u.n. refugee0 agency says n'd6ly 250 people are missing and feared to be dead. mediterranea;pesea. this i]year, officials say 1300 people$x have disappeared and believed to have died while traveling from north africa to it lael. >> plus, overnight, a proposal to eliminate salesok taxes on tampons and diaper in california has failed. that was intended to make the

products more affordable for women and families. the sales tax on liquor would have been increased to make up the difference. more news coming up when we return in two. food. water. internet. we need it to live.

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your home. >> landlords are supposed to fix the issues within 30 days or less. but vickyw3 nguyen learned the deadline is often ignored in one of the bay area's biggest cities. >> we reviewed thousands of housing records in oakland and we looked specifically at the complaints about health and safety ko2concerns. we found tenants living for months in homes with toxic mold, rodents running wild, even conditions that inspectors themselves call deplorable. how do the landlords get away with that? >> a public policy issue about get owners toht take care of their properties. sometimes the repairs are done quickly, and sometimes rr not. 1"át new push to holds rr not. bad landlords accountable. we investigate tonight. mr(t&háhp &hce tonight. >> thank you very much. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call.o(t&ho 888-996-tips or send us an e-mail to the unit nbcbayarea.com. >> a lot of questions remain this morning in a chilling

murder mystery out of boston where two doctors who were engaged to be married were found brutally killed inside their luxury penthouse on friday. the )suspect in this was charge yesterday with their murders. prosecutors say the victims were found with their hands tied and a message ofok payback sprawledn the wall. police still are not revealing a motive and we do not know the relationship between the suspect and the victims. there is no evidence to t( conclude that this defendant had a personal relationship with dr. bolonos or doctor field. >> police responded when the man ñ saying a gunman wa in the house. we could find out as soon as this morning whether a body that was found in a northern california river is connected to a missing persons case. never before seen video of the

missing college student is now suffering. he is seen boxing herexd at a fitness xdstudio. her trainer said she was snapchatted while she was at a party. the next day was the last time everyone saw her. >> somebody had to do it. there's no way she went bsi herself. there's no way. i don't think so. >> this all comes as a coroner+ is trying to identify a body found less than half a mile from the location where her truck was discovered last month. investigators say they could identify the body as early as today. new video just in to our newsroom, and the protests continue in venezuela. this is the latest in a wave of anti-government protests that have nearly paralyzed the south american country for more than a month now.cn@ and well beyond that. police were able to hold off demonstrators as they tried to make their way downtown caracas there. protesters are upset with the venezuelan president after he created a new assembly to draft

a new constitution. >> and nbc news exclusive now. the 10-year-old girl who fought off an attack by an almost nine-foot-long alligator in orlando, florida, is speaking out today. shuj5ñ swimming with about a dozen other people in shallow water over the weekend when she started screaming for help. she explains the scary situation. >> i tried hitting on it, hitting on its forehead to let >ñgo. that didn't work, so i thought of a plan b, what they tautd. i stuck my two fingers up its nose so it couldn't breathe. it had to breathe from its mouth. it opened it. so it let my leg out. >> smart girl. >> she was clearly paying attention in the classes. another swimmer nearby ended up helping bring her to the shore and she was taken to a nearby children's. she's okay. the gator wasxd captured and euthanized. an incredible story. you can catch the entire exclusive interview on the "today" show. >> 5:58. happening today, a traffic alert

p9:00 tonight, closure of state highway 780. it starts in vallejo near the interstate 80 split. crews will be preparing for an upcoming bridge demolition. >> the 23rd annual bike to work day this thursday and more than 10,000 people are expected to participate. tech companies like google and cities and nonprofits are hosting more than 40 stops around the south bay and on the peninsula. >> happening, it is the niners innovation summit at levi's stadium. beyond innovation, the 49ers foundation and chevron are putting the eveztogether. the goalxd is to talk about how sports can be used as a tool to help s.t.e.m. education. >> right now, 6:00, verdict reached. in a few hours, we'll learn the fate of the man accused of killing sierra lamar. we're standing by live this morning at the hall of justice in san jose as we wait for resolution in this case that has gripped the bay area for half a decade.

>> airport melee, the reason angry passengers began rushing the ticket counter at a major u.s. airport. >> and protecting renters' rights. what city leaders in one south bay city are doing today to boost protections for tenants. today in the bay continues right now. a very good morning here on your tuesday. 6:00 on the dot. glad you're spending time with us. i'm sam brock. >> everybody is getting up early. i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's get a look at that early morning forecast right now with kari. pleasant out there? >> pleasant now, but very waurnl later on today. especially for the inland valleys, and san francisco, along the coast, it's going to be another beautiful day. looking at our morning start at 55 degrees in the peninsula, it's 52 degrees in the south bay. 52 also in the east 2f[bay, an in the north