mid to upper 60s for the south bay. east bay will also see some 60s. for the peninsula, 74 along the coast. san francisco today up to 62 degrees. we'll take a look ahead to that warmer air coming up in just a few minutes. mike's showing only some minor slowing now. >> only minor slowing and no surprises as far as where that's occurring. it's way out here. altamont pass. west 580 coming into livermore out of the tracy area. no crashes, no activity like we had on friday. the bad news is more traffic will be coming later on. the tri-valley speeds look great on these travel times and we'll show you the north bay. a live shot shows you how easy the drive is. no delays, novato through san rafael through the golden gate bridge. >> thank you very much. 5:00 right now. the hack attack that hit europe over the weekend could still hit computers here in the united states this morning. >> many americans weren't at the

office when the worm hit, but they will be this morning. >> we were watching asia earlier this morning for the same reason. folks are logging on to their comperts for the first time since the weekend there. the attack uses malware to encrypt people's data. if you turn on your pc and you see this, that's the ransomware. your data is locked up unless you pay the bad guys. as many as 200,000 computers were hit this weekend. we saw it first in great britain. in hours, it was in more than 100 countries. the wanna cry worm hits pcs that run windows xp. that operating system is so old, microsoft doesn't even support it anymore. microsoft did issue an emergency patch and antivirus companies have umidated their software as well, but bottom line, you should not be running an obsolete operating system on your computer. the other twist to the sory

is the exploit was discovered and used by our national security agency, which then managed to lose it to hackers. worse, it's just one of the many tools that nsa lost in that attack. this is exactly what apple said would happen when the fbi, led by james comey, demanded apple create a back door in the iphone operating system following the san bernadino attacks. apple said no. apple said the government might lose control of the key to that back door which is exactly what happened with this new worm. we'll continue to watch the spread. as we were saying earlier,ish rr been knocked down. so far so good, but an internet worm is like a human virus. one computer can then affect very many. >> thanks for the update there. we appreciate it. >> 5:02. taking a live look at the u.s. capitol where democrats turning up the pressure to bring in a special prosecutor to investigate white house ties to

russia. it's shaping up as yet another week of controversy for president trump. over the weekend, the justice department interviewed eight candidates to replace james comey. while the search continues for his replacement, comey may speak tomorrow at a public hearing on russia's interference on the election. both sides of the aisle are demanding transparency, especially if the president secretly taped conversations with comey. >> we have to make sure the tapes don't disappear. >> the president these to back up. we need to call comey and get to the bottom of all this. >> president trump is scheduled to make his fist big overseas trip this week. >> let's get you caught up on a developing story. a late night shooting on an east bay freeway again leaves two people hurt. this happened on interstate 880 in hayward. according to the chp, it happened just after 9:00 last night. police tell us a gray toyota

tacoma was going southbound on 880, and that's when another car fired gunshots at the driver's side of the tacoma. two out of three people inside of the car were hit by the bullets. they suffered injuries but they're not considered to be life threatening. right now, the chp is looking for the shooter and only has limited information. this is an ongoing investigation. if you have information to help out the case, please contact the chp. >> authorities and lawmakers will lay out a new plan to crack down on freeway shootings along a busy east bay highway corridor. they call for cameras to line the route. an alert would be sent to chp in seconds. there have been at least 30 freeway shootings in contra costa county in the last year and a half. >> an investigation into what caused a massive fire at an east bay construction site continues this morning. firefighters are canvassing the

scene in emeriville still, checking for hot spot there. crews safely dismantled an unstable crane damaged in the five-alarm fire we reported on early sad morning. the mangled crane was in danger of toppling over into homes and power lines. this is the second time in less than a year that the same building has been burned. >> the palo alto unified school district is under fire for allowing a student who was found guilty of sexual assault twice to continue attending class. a 17-year-old athlete sexually assaulted one girl and then another girl roughly a year later. he was 15 at the time of the first incident and the case is supposed to remain confidential, but both victims believe their attacker should have been expelled or at least not allowed to continue playing sports there. >> life in prison or the death penalty? today, the defense team for the man convicted of murdering 15-year-old sierra lamar will

begin trying to spare him from execution. last week, a jury found antolin garcia torres guilty of first degree murder. today, the prosecution and defense will face off in a special hearing. new court documents show both sides plan to bring in psychologists to interview and evaluate torres. his childhood is almost certain to be brought up, including his father, who was convicted on 17 counts of child molestation, but volunteers who searched for sierra for years say a troubled past is no excuse for what he kid to the morgan hill teen. >> everybody has rough childhoods. a lot of people were poor, have gone through a lot of othings that others don't even know about, but we're still walking around law-abiding citizens. >> experts say sierrsierra's pa will be prime witnesses for the prosecution in the sentencing phase. >> more crime on b.a.r.t. to tell you about. a group of teenagers caught by police and accused of attacking

a man at a b.a.r.t. station. they battered the man at a train. they ran to a noorb neighborhood. when police arrived, but did not get away. four where cited for battery and given prohibition orders. the fifth teenager wasn't involved. part of highway 17 is going to be closed this morning as caltrans crews are repairing the guardrails there. the number 2 northbound lane will be closed from 9:30 this morning until 2:00 in the afternoon. keep that in mind if you're driving around 17. drivers shouldn't expect delays longer than about 15 minutes. it is 5:07 as you get ready to head out on this monday morning. we see a few clouds over san francisco, but we start out with some cool temperatures and i'm going to show you the wind speeds we're expecting as we go through the day. it starts out nice and calm. still breezy in san francisco and along the koesz. as we go into the lung lunchtime hour, winds at 10 to 15 miles

per hour. in san francisco, 15 to 20. it will be a brezy day, looking at the high temperatures slightly cooler than average. up to 72 in santa rosa and concord. 69 in livermore, and morgan hill today will be up to 68 degrees. as we go to the next several days, a warm-up on the way after a slight chance of rain. i'll talk more about all of that in about three minutes, and mike has a note for this afternoon. >> that's right. i'm looking ahead because right now, look at these speed sensors. no surprise for the peninsula, the east bay, or tri-valley. we have slowing for 580 out of the altamont, but that's predictable and so is a nice drive down the east shore freeway. the transit systems also operating without delay. b.a.r.t., muni, vta. a note for vta, there will be minor reroutes on the outskirts of town because of the amgen

tour, and also looking at the palo alto camera. northbound past the shopping malls there, off university. you see how light the traffic is. no delays for the bay shore freeway either. >> looking good. thank you. coming up, reunited. from tragedy to a heartfelt moment. how bay area firefighters reunited a a family with their dog after a fire ripped through their home. >> plus, a bus smashes through a california store. the damage left behind this morning. >> first, a live look outside at the bay bridge from the distance. a haze out there, but that's okay. how we start mondays sometimes. hopefully things will clear up. 5:09. full forecast coming up.

it is 5:12, and as we get a live look outside at palo alto, we start out with clear skies and cool temperatures. the temperature trend for the day starts out in the upper 50s and then as we go into the early afternoon hours, into the upper 60s. not bad, but our average high is 72. we'll go above this and beyond as we go toward the end of the week. a look at that coming up in four minutes. and your average speed for the north bay is the limit.

maybe a little even higher than the speed limit. great travel times. we'll show you how things are starting to build a bit a little farther east. mike, kari, thank you very much. new thissing, at least one firefighter is being treated after responding to a house fire in antioch. at least one of the firefighters was shocked by an unprotected electrical circuit. also somebody in the home was stealing power. the house was badly damaged. the fliems even ended up threatening the home next door. everybody was able to get out, and investigators say somebody could be facing felony charges for stealing power and putting firefighters' lives at risk. you see the dog there, at one point, the homeowner's dog went missing and was ultimately returned to the family. >> 5:13. a bus crashes into a small store in southern california and surveillance cameras caught it all. it happened in glendale yesterday. the driver accidentally hit the

sgas instead of a brake when making the turn. the owners say they're thinking about taking a vacation. happening today, spacex expected to launch another rocket. a 41-minute window open at 4:31. it will deliver commercial communication satellite to space. live look at oracle arena this morning where warriors fans yesterday saw a comeback for the ages. that's a live look at the home of the warriors this morning. never count the warriors out. right, sam? >> i was losing faith yesterday. i did not think they were coming back from 25 point down, but i wasn't the wrong side of that bet. the warriors were down 25 points before they mounted an epic second-half come back in game one of the conference finals against san antonio. key feekter here. kawhi leonard goes down, suffering annal injury, really retweaking one he suffered in

the last playoff series. once he went down, that was it. the warriors went on an 18-0 run to get back in. they tied it with less than two minutes left and win 113-111. steph dropped 40. >> took us a minute to figure it out, to get, you know, up to that game speed after this little break. definitely a nice way to win game one. >> all right, you see steve kerr there, the warriors head coach, helped inspire the team with a halftime speech he appeared at oracle for his first game since stepping aside from back complications he suffered from back surgery earlier. >> meantime, other news in the sports world. espn reporter shelley smith is recovering at an east bay hospital. you see a tweet from her, i'm good, waiting for test results. she suffered what could have been a stroke after the warriors game yesterday. again, this is what she tweeted out last night. smith had experienced stroke-like symptoms in the

warriors locker room following the game. luckily for smith, a doctor for the team was nearby and moved her quickly to the training room where she could be treated by medical staff and was then rushed to the hospital. >> right place, right time. >> happening today, cycling fans will flock to the south bay where stage two of the amgen tour happens. more than 200 professional cyclists take part. today, it gets started in modesto a little after noon. they're going to cross the finish line at san jose's motorcycle county park probably a little after 4:00 p.m. i would imagine you would work up a pretty good sweat going 90 miles up mt. hamilton. >> thighs would be burning. >> i would have to only imagine. >> exactly. you're not going to do the lance armstrong thing. >> minor reroutes just for vta in the area in the afternoon, but just a couple blocks here and there. >> good to know. >> and weather will be nice,

too. they picked a nice, cool day. i'm sure they appreciate that, and you get some sunshine. it will be a beautiful day, whether you're going to be doing that or just relaxing around the bay area or going to work. hey, whatever you plan to do, it's going to be fitting as we will see a few clouds to start out this morning in san francisco. along the coast, and it's 51 degrees now. a cool start, but heading up to 61 today. after this cool start, we'll have breezy winds and some sunshine. and the rest of the week, we'll see a slight chance of rain tomorrow and then warming up for the rest of the week. we'll get to that. sunrise this morningering right before 6:00. and we are going to have some temperatures starting out in the upper 40s and low 50s. 49 degrees now in san francisco. and in the south bay, going to see those high temperatures reaching 67 degrees. peninsula, 65. east bay will be up to 63 degrees. while the north bay will see a high of 72. so if you do plan on going hiking in the south bay, we'll

have a beautiful sunrise. temperatures only in the upper 40s. 10:00, at 55 degrees and seeing highs today reach into the upper 60s with breezy winds. as woe go through the day, going to see a mix of sun and clouds. also some more clouds moving in tonight as the winds pick up. we do start out tomorrow with a mostly cloudy sky as a disturbance moves nearby. it will also bring in a slight chance of light rain but not seeing a lot going on here. the possibility of measuring the rain in a few hundredths of an inch. not enough to help out the garden. we're up to 64 degrees in san francisco on wednesday. and then look at how those temperatures continue to go up and up for the rest of the week into the weekend. some low 70s for saturday. while the inland areas will be up to 87 degrees. after this start with breezy winds and highs in the upper 60s inland, expect it to be in the upper 80s. huge changes coming our way just

in time for the weekend. as we head over to mike, the commute looks like it's starting pretty good, right? >> pretty standard. we like that for a monday, like to know what to expect because we're adjusting from the weekend. a nice, easy drive around most of the bay. a build out of the altamont, and no real surprises. the bush early coming along 580 and then through the tri-valley and over to the castro valley y with no problems right now. as we take a look right here, we're showing you no delays for mass transit. we talked about minor reroutes for amgen. check the board if you're using vta. let's get a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. a cash backup starting early on the right approach. we'll track that. metering lights in about ten minutes. no problems so no need for any alternate. we want to remind you to still join waze because they report about good lays and other changes you need to make along the morning, afternoon, evening, even on the weekends. looking at team.

i know you and sam have joined nbc bay area wazer. we want to encourage everybody to be on our team because that's the team you're watching now. >> i was clearing my throat. i wasn't going hmm. >> wasn't skeptical. >> never skeptical of you. >> up next, honoring those who risk everything for their communities. the ceremonies happening here and across the country today to remember peace officers who lost their lives in the line of duty. >> taking a live look outside from the south bay this morning. sun already starting to appear for a little glow. we're going to check the full forecast. you want to enjoy the temperatures the next few days.

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5:23 on your monday morning. today, president trump will mark national peace officers memorial day with a wreath laying ceremony. it will happen at the 26th national peace officers memorial services held on the grounds of the capitol. about 40,000 people are expected to attend the service. here at home, the sheriff's office will hold its annual peaceophoro office memorial tod honor nine deputies who died in the line of duty. >> fentanyl is showing up in count counterfit pills in the bay area. >> fentanyl mimics the effects of prescription pain killers and heroin, but it's a lot cheaper and far more powerful in small

doses drug agents say that is pushing the drugs onto the street, smmz taking by unsuspected users and just a tiny amount can kill. a san jose mother shelly lost her drug to fentanyl, a drug she never heard of. >> i kept thinking, make it not real. you're asleep and you get the call, and you keep thinking, i wish this was a dream. >> is it fair to call this the next drug crisis? >> well, we're absolutely in an epidemic right now. >> tonight at 11:00, we investigate how fentanyl is making its way to northern california and the rising number of deaths from this drug. i'll see you back here tonight at 11:00. >> thank you very much, vicky. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call or send us an e-mail to the unit at nbcbayarea.com. >> what are your summer plans look like so far? according to a new survey, more people are considering long

weekend getaways over vacations this summer. nearly three quarters are planning an extended weekend trip. the majority of travelers are willing to travel three our four hours away from home for the weekend getaway, especially when it involves a nice beach and sunset. many say their destinations will be chosen at the last minute. >> would try this? kelloggs announcing pop-tarts with the flavors of jolly rancher candy. the limited edition pop-tarts come in three flavors, cherry, green apple, and watermelon. so far, they're not saying when the new will roll onto store shelves. looks sweet for the morning. >> new this morning, a home up in flames in the south bay. the stranger who jumped into action to help people inside.

and a connection with a recent car fires in the east bay. the information we can learn about the suspect in the next few hours. and a live look outside this morning. bay bridge toll plaza starting to back up a little bit. looks like the fast track lanes are moving smoothly. we'll have a look at the full commute coming up. nice day ahead as well. 5:26 right now.

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a good monday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. let's take a live look outside. look, everybody else getting up to enjoy this great day ahead. right? 5:30 right now. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we could not have gotten better weather for mother's day. >> beautiful across the bay area. >> it was. nice and cool. and you'll probably want to head to the beach, and i think we'll have that kind of weather for this weekend coming up. so we're looking at a nice  clear, cool start this morning on this monday as we get a live look outside at san jose as the sun rises. you can see it's nice and clear. we start out at 49 degrees and 67 will be the high today. looking at that temperature trend, you see how it will become nice and comfortable by early afternoon.

heading into the forecast, we'll talk about a slight chance of rain and a big warmup for the whole bay area coming up in about eight minutes. mike now has a new crash on the peninsula. >> even though it's not a major impacts to highway 101, i want to show you first of all the speed sensors. green pretty much everywhere. over here, just as youfr rr getting onto 101 at marsh road, the on-ramp might be affected. i just learned about a crash. sounds like someone darted across the roadway and was clipped by a car. i'll let you know what chp reports once they arrive, but so far, the traffic flow is smooth there, and the bay bridge toll plaza, we showed you a peek, they just turned the metering lights on so we have all cash and fast track lanes alike backing up now right on schedule. back to you. >> everybody is waiting now. thank you very much. 5:30 now on your monday morning. new this morning, investigators are looking into what caused a san jose house to catch fire. firefighters were busy knocking

this down early this morning. after the fire broke out at a house on 24th and mclaughlin, firefighters say the flames were on the first and second floors of the house and worked up to the attic. nobody was injured, but two people were forced out of the home. some drivers passing by saw the fire and pulled over to see how they could help. >> we saw it. we stopped and talked to the family and helped them out and gave them water then we stayed for a bit. and until the fire trucks came. >> homeowners say the home was being remodeled at the time before the fire. we still don't know how it started. >> we could more today about the suspect connected to a string of arsons in contra costa county. >> bob redell is joining us with what authorities are revealing so far. investigators believe they have the guy behind at least seven car fires in the last week. >> correct, sam and laura. seven fires, car fires here in contra costa county last week. but the contra costa county fire

protection district believes this man is connected to many more. that's why he faces 43 arson charges. later today, the fire protection district is expected to release his name what we know so far about the man is that he's 36 years old. lives here in the county. a special arson task force helped arrest him saturday morning. this is early saturday morning, at a mcdonald's in benicia, less than a mile away from another car fire that had just been set that morning. he now sits in jail with bail set at more than $3 billion. all the recent car fires in the east have a common thread that connect them that suggest they were started by the same person. what that commonality is, investigators are not saying right now. reporting live in pleasant hill. bob redell, today in the bay. >> thank you for the latest there. 5:32 right now. grieving friends will hold a prayer service tonight in fremont for a high school senior

killed in a crash that left her mother seriously injured. the 18-year-old was killed when police say a car driven by her mother struck another car while making a turn on fremont boulevard. it happened early yesterday morning. friends say the james logan high school senior had just been picked up after prom. last night, friends visiting the accident scene were overcome with grief. >> she was like the funniest person ever. i want her to be remembered as a person that will always help someone and a person that will be there for you no matter what. >> police say two other men in the car in their 20s suffered minor injuries. police have made no arrests but say they're looking into whether alcohol played a role in the crash. >> people in san francisco's russian hill remain on edge after a chaotic rolling gun battle played out right outside of their doors. this happened on polk street by

lombard. it had people there scrambling for cover as gunmen in two cars were shooting at each other while cruising down the street. shell casings littered the street afterwards. >> i heard what i thought was a firecracker and then i heard another one. there's about 12 in total. coming down polk street right here. >> frightening scene there. one shot, as you see in the video, did hit a windshield of a parked car. so far, police have made no arrests. >> b.a.r.t. police arrested a man for indecent exposure in san leandro. station agents saw him saturday morning and put him under arrest. officers ordered him to stay away from the station before taking him to county jail. the man was already on probation for a past sexual offense. >> happening today, santa clara valley water district members will consider ways to address the problems spawned by homeless encampments. last year, there was a special committee formed to develop ideas to try to tackle homeless encampment issues. the board is considering using

income from rental properties to cover clean-up costs and also the idea of using tiny homes on wheels to house some of the homeless population there. >> a fremont regional park set to be open today after be closed to the public. it was closed after two neighbors sued the regional park district. they were concerned about traffic and parking. the district agreed to upgrade the roads as part of the settlement. >> the east bay regional park district also says its fire season starts today. they're preparing for fires in 20,000 acres of park land. the district's fire chief says grass, trees, and brush grew a lot because of the however winter rain. the dense greenery could fuel potentially intense fires. we're coming up on 5:36 as we see mostly clear sunrise looking across the golden gate

bridge right now. we will see this all day long all clear skies. and temperatures starting out in the low 50s. 50 degrees in palo alto. 49 in fairfield and livermore, 47 degrees. if uryour up early and about to wake the kids up, make sure they grab a sweater before heading out the door. we will see lots of sunshine and it will be a nice afternoon to get outside. we'll see the temperatures staying today in the mostly 60s around the bay area. low 70s in a few spots. we'll take a look ahead to a chance of rain in the forecast coming up and the temperature trend in about three minutes. but now, mike is checking in on the tri-valley. >> the trend about now for the tri-valley would be a little build. now, we see very little traffic, just starting to build now, in your usual patterns and we see 580 slowing, just moving to the eastern edge of livermore. and there's 680 with a little slowing out of pleasanton and in towards sunol. typical pattern there and no major issues or surprises for

your transit system, but a look ahead to the vta system in the south bay. you'll have minor reroutes as the amgen tour comes in, but the reroutes will kick in early afternoon. in the peninsula, a live look at palo alto shows you 101. easy drive, a few more cars, but no delays. >> thank you. coming up next, a crisis that maybe could have been prevented. a scathing new report that shows the former governor of california may have known about the oroville dam years before the spillway's failure. >> plus, growing pressure, even from his own party for president trump to turn over some tapes that may or may not exist. and taking a live look outside. a look at the golden gate bridge this morning. traffic making its way across. nice day on tap. we'll check the full forecast coming up at 5:37. [ whistles ]

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it's 5:40 now with a clear sunrise looking over san jose right now. let's look at the temperature trend for santa clara. at 11:00, we'll be in the lower 60s. into the upper 60s today, which is below our normal high temperature of 74. tomorrow, another cool day with some more clouds in the mix. then we warm up. more on that in the full microclimate forecast in about

six minutes. >> and the good news, look at that. travel times over toward the bay bridge at a minimum right now. a smooth dry toward the metering lights which are on. we have a different situation on the peninsula, though. an update for that crash coming up. >> thank you very much, kari and mike. 5:41. new fallout over the oroville dam crisis. the sacramento bee is reporting former governor pat brown misled santa rosaered about the cost of building the dam. he also ignored recommendations to delay the construction. in february, a damaged spillway at the damage forced thousands of people to evac what oroville and nearby communities. the current mess was caused by construction problems 60 year uz go. >> fire inspections start today for oakland hills homeowners. fire inspectors will check homes with high fire risks. this means vegaround the homes has to be cleared.

properties that don't pass today will be checked again next month. homeowners face a $300 fee if there are still problems then. well, the state of california facing a bit of an expensive problem right now. driver's licenses no longer meet federal standards that require more documentation and specialized markings. now there's a 2020 deadline to those standards and california has to spend about $220 million to accommodate the changes and make that happen. the governor's new revised budget does include money to kickstart the process. and speaking of california's new posed budget, it will reportedly include money to cover legal assistance for immigrants facing deportation. governor brown is setting aside about $15 million for legal counseling. ipgrnts rights groups praise the plan, calling it a victory for families. opponents question the use of taxpayer money especially with threat of cuts in taxpayer money

for sanctuary cities. >> president trump's controversial travel ban is headed back to court. as core is -- judges must decide whether the ban violates the constitution. the ninth circuit blocked the president's original travel ban and now a different set of judges on the same panel will consider the revised version. new this morning, north korea says that a new missile it tested over the weekend can carry nuclear weapons a very long distance. that missile was tested on sunday the nation's leader, kim jong-un promising more tests. the threats aren't anything new. but the progress here is. some experts and officials in tokyo believe the missile, this one, may have the longest range in north korea's arsenal. >> the white house spoke out against the latest missile test, calling it a flagrant menace. >> good morning. really surprising, actually.

a significant change, too, for the policy of the united states. remember, after a previous missile test in earl april. secretary of state rex tillerson and the state department said, quote, united states has spoken enough about north korea. we will have no further comment. that was really blunt talk. but after this latest test this weekend, the white house issued a lengthy response, including a mention of russia. the white house said with the missile impacting so close to russian soil, in fact, closer to russia than japan, the president cannot imagine that russia is pleased. it's not clear why the white house intentionally brought up russia at a time it's trying so hard to distance itself from russia. perhaps it's trying to bring more pressure on north korea. >> a growing number of members of congress called for the release of recordings of the president talk to james comey. we don't know if the tapes

exist, but the president strongly suggesting they do. james comey better hope there are no tapes of our conversations before he starts leaking to the press. people close to donald trump say they know he has taped conversations in the past. in fact, he taped a conversation some years ago to defend his side of a looutd. and we know you can bug the oval office. here's lindsay graeme on "meet the press." >> if there are any tapes, they have to be turned over. you can't be cute about tapes. they need to be turned over. i doubt if there are, but we need it cleared there. >> they held an emergency meeting to discuss the worldwide cyberattack. thousands of organizations including hospitals found their data held hostage with this message on their computers. it's worth reminding you and reminding the president, he promised to have a crack cyber team in place with a

comprehensive plan within 90 dayoffs taking office. but 114 days in, we don't know who's on the team. much less been able to read the report. >> thank you very much, scott. >> scott, of course, examines our president's speeches, tweet, and executive orders each and eefrb morning. you can share your thoughts with scott on twitter. a new miss usa was crowned and it's deja vu for d.c. >> the second year in a row the winner is from the district of columbia. they're always a little shocked. her name is cara mccullough. a 25-year-old chemist working for the u.s. nuclear regulatory commission. >> she said she wants to inspory kids women to chase careers in s.t.e.m. fields like this is after this, she moves on to compete for miss universe. >> a chemist for the nuclear regulatory commission. so she's no rocket scientist. >> of course, you joke. >> not bad.

>> 5:46 right now. and we had a great weekend for mother's day and that continues into your monday. >> yeah, you don't have to -- if you weren't able to enjoy it over the weekend, you still have a chance today. we will start to see the temperatures warming up. so cool weather if you like, and we have it today. if you're wanting warmer weather, we have too. a live look outside at fremont, and it's a nice, clear, breezy start to the day. temperatures cool as you ready to head out the door. only 47 degrees in livermore. palo alto and san francisco at 50 degrees. and some upper 40s for morgan and san jose. those high temperatures today will be much cooler than average still. only reaching 66 degrees in east san jose and gilroy. for the east bay, up to 70 degrees in danville and fremont. 66 degrees. sgalth degrees in daley city, and 64 in belmont. san francisco will see a high of 60 on the embarcadero, and 70 in

napa. as you get a look at the clear skies and sunrise looking out the window when you're standing in the closet geing ready for the day, don't forget a nice warm jacket. you'll take it off later on today as it gets more comfortable. also, with all of the sun, you need sunglasses. dust those off. later on this evening, put the jacket back on, especially if you're going out to at&t park. then we'll start to see clouts moving in. going hour by hour, at 5:00 this evening, still all clear with some breezy winds. then as the weather system approaches from the north, it will bring in more clouds starting out early tomorrow morning and a few spotty light showers moving in. it doesn't look like this will be enough to help you out as far as watering the lawn or the garden, but at least we have at least a slight chance of rain in the forecast before it heats up. it will also keep it nice and

cool with some breezy winds and then clearing out for early wednesday morning. so here's a look at how the temperatures do go up over the next few days. the slight chance of showers tomorrow. you may feel sprinkles and then up to 64 on wednesday. the rest of the week, we're going to see the high temperatures in the low to mid 70s for san francisco. inland areas go from the upper 60s to start out this week, and then look at how hot it will be by friday. up to 86 degrees. air conditioners go on, but maybe you'll be able to take advantage of the cool coastline heading to the beach after a nice cool weekend we just had around the bay area. as we head to mike, rr updating a crash in menlo park. >> it's not what i wanted to find out. we don't have a whole lot of detail. as we look at the commute, things are looking good as far as the freeway, but we talked about a person who was hit crossing the on-ramp off marsh road, and it sounds like they have closed the on-ramp. sounds like a bad situation over there. we're still waiting to get

specifics. the on-ramp to north 101 inaccessible, but just a short jog away is willow. that's how you get there.ç$@r(tc the freeway itself moves well. i want to show you how things shape up coming across the san mateo bridge for westbound 92. here's an easy drive. haze in the air, but once you're on the bridge, when you're on the bridge, not a big deal. let's take you out to the waze system. aside from the on-ramp in men low parx, every else is moving well. you have a few choices, some shorter than others. the best route is cutting down through hayward, the purple route, but you choose which way you want to go. waze reports about a 15-minute advantage if you choose the shortest route, though. we'll get you a advantage on your phone as well. wherever you're leaving, whenever you're leaving, check the phone and check your profile. the magnifying glass, your name, then to your team. check nbc bay area wazers.

that's the name of the team you want to be a part of if you're not already. back to you. >> thank you, mike. coming up next, oprah winfrey coming under a little fire here. how her actions could damage an aquifer in santa barbara county as that area of the state is still recovering from the drought. >> first, happening now. actor powers booth has died. he appeared in sin city and television shows deadwood and agent of shield. he died of natural causes his home in los angeles. he was 68. >> we're finding out a prison put on lockdown in chicago after more than 350 cook county jail officers call in sick for work on mother's day. we'll be back in just two minutes.

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welcome back. 5:54 right now on your monday morning. sexual assault and drug abuse, just two of the many violations that land hundreds of california doctors on probation every year. >> we discovered your doctor doesn't have to tell you a word about it. here's bigad shiban. >> good morning. when it comes to investigating complaints about potentially dangerous doctors, the state has its own sort of government watchdog called the california medical board. but our past reporting revealed serious concerns about how california lets some doctors off the hook, even when their errors

might have hurt or even killed a patient. we're revealing how you could be left in the dark even after your doctor is caught making a deadly mistake. california's more than 110,000 doctors, 609 are on probation. their offenses include deadly medical errors, drug use, and sexual assault against patients. now, that information already gets posted to the medical board's website, but it's up to patients to find it. senator jerry hill of san mateo is now proposing legislation that would require doctors to disclose their probation status directly to patients. in february, top leadership at the medical board spoke out against the plan saying that kind of notification would harm the doctor/patient relationship. but just last month, the medical board softened its stance saying it now supports doctors disclosing their probation status to patients but only for the most serious violations. the board still continues to face criticism over how it disciplines doctors.

it's supposed to work alongside the attorney general's office to investigate cases, but those involved say that partnership is failing. later today, lawmakers are scheduled to debate legislation that would restructure the investigations process to make sure that dangerous doctors are prosecuted. legislation also includes that proposal to require doctors to tell patients whenever they're placed on probation, but the final vote on that bill is likely still months away. back to you. >> thank you very much. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, you can always give us a call. 888-996-tips. or send us an e-mail to the unit at nbc bay area.com. >> 5:56. the search for a missing northern california man enters its fifth day today. 19-year-old ray cabalose jr. was hiking, he jumped into the water to cool off, but his friends say he struggled to swim against the current and he disappeared. state park officials believe he

drowned and they're starting to scale back resources. family members are still trying to take this all in. >> like numb. like shocked. like still trying to comprehend, am i -- i can't believe this is happening to our family. >> well, officials have been warning people to stay out of the river this time of year. they say the water is cold and murky and because of all that recent rain, it's rushing at about four times its normal volume. >> at 5:57. happening today, a traffic alert in san mateo county. crews will be installing an overhead cable today and tomorrow along alpine road. county officials say drivers should expect some delays during the road work. the project is expected to start in a couple hours, 8:00 this morning. >> also happening today, santa clirra county officials will start talking about the county's budget. some key issues include improving county jails and correctional programs as well as supporting homeless programs and creating affordable housing. county leaders will also talk

abouting infrastructure and uncertainties like the federal budget and the repeal of the affordable care act. >> you might have to make some changes to your commute this morning if you use the pittsburg park and ride lot because that lot will be closed starting today for construction at the b.a.r.t. station. there's no word yet on how long the closure will last. >> oprah winfrey is being scrutinized this morning. she's accused of stealing ground water during the california drought. it happened at her home in montecito in santa barbara county. nbc news spoke with the santa barbara county supervisor who said this could damage the area's aquifer. >> thousands of wells have been drilled without any monitoring provided to the county or local water agencies. we have thousands of straws into an aquifer that provides water to the public and we don't know how much water is being taken out. >> according to the hollywood

reporter, several of winfrey's celebrity neighbors including jeff bridges are voicing concern she may be hogging ground water. santa barbara county still considered to be in a moderate drought. >> a classic coming back. nintendo be bringing link to your smartphone. the "wall street journal" reporting that the company is developing a mobile version of the legend of zelda. shares of nintendo jumped in japan on that news. the cost is unclear. but nintendo right now charges $10 to download its mario mobile game. zelda sold about 75 million copies since being released in 1986. right now at 6:00, another shooting on a busy east bay freeway. the search under way this morning as investigators try to find the person whoened fire. >>, chaos unleashed after a massive global cyberattack, the information you need to know before you logon to your computer this morning. >> how attorneys for the man convicted of killing sierra

lamar will try to prevent him fraught getting the death penal penalty. >> we say continued because we have been on sis 4:30. feel free to join us early. >> is that when we start? >> about now is when we start waking up though. good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we're probably all three or four cups offy in. i'm feeling the energy now. >> hopefully you get a chance to enjoy the great day. >> it will be cool to start but we'll have a lot of sunshine and another day with comfortable weather this afternoon. you want to make plans later on this evening to take advantage. look at how these temperatures warm up as we go thru the week. a cool start. slight chance of showers tomorrow. then with all of that sunshine, we'll go in the inlnt areas into the upper 80s by the end of the week. we will talk more about this and a look ahead to that chance of rain tomorrow. that's coming up in about eight minutes. mike is still tracking the crash now in menlo park. >> i am, and i have to couch