architect held a design contest to find the best solution and came up with those little ramps. >> give the ducks a boost. right now, we have new allegations, new complaints that we're expect from the attorneys representing the victims of the oakland warehouse fire. >> plus, the next chapter in the sierra lamar murder case gets under way in a few hours. how defense attorneys are going to argue that antolin garcia torres should be spared the death penalty. >> and a bombshell report says trump revealed highly classified intelligence to russian officials. the response from the president coming in this morning. today in the bay continues right now. >> a very good tuesday morning. that you're with us on this tuesday morning. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. it's cooler. you can tell things are going to warm up by the weekend. >> you better enjoy today if you like the cooler temperatures. if you waubltd warmer temperatures, we have that too.

today, cool, and more clouds moving in and a slight chance of rain. we could use some showers, but we're not going to see a lot of that. here's a live look at san jose, starting out the morning with not much sunshine and temperatures that will be reaching into the mid 60s later today. up to 68 in napa and concord, and 60 degrees in san francisco. i'll have a look at the forecast as temperatures warm up. that's coming up in eight minutes, but mike is showing some slowing right now through the tri-valley. >> it's not unexpected and not very severe, but we'll show you because that's the only area where we see appreciable change. green for the most part everywhere except for the 84 cut through. there's 680 through pleasanton and the castro valley y, now seeing slowing because there are more cars there. very nice on the peninsula, but we'll show you palo alto. there's 101 northbound heading out of palo alto into san francisco. neither direction of the bay shore freeway has a problem in silicon valley to san francisco. >> it's 6:01.

it's another big day in the sierra lamar murder case. the penalty phase begins today in san jose. it's been one week since antolin garcia torres was convicted of kidnapping and murdering the morgan hill teenager. today in the bay's kris sanchez joins us live outside the hall of justice this morning to explain how the defense attorneys will try to spare garcia torres from the death penalty. good morning. >> good morning to you, laura. we can expect antolin garcia torres will likely never be a free man again. the question now is whether he'll spend the rest of his life on death row or whether he'll spend the of his life in prison. in this penalty phase, it's expected both sides will lean very heavily on emotions. his attorneys want the jury to consider his point up to this point, include the domestic violence and incest that happened in his home when he was a child, and the sabta clara county district attorney's office will talk about the impact sierra lamar's kidnapping and killing has had on her

family. >> this is no longer about guilt or innocence. this is now about emotion and the impact of this crime on sierra lamar's family. >> four documents were filed for today, including the district attorney's request for own separate psychological evaluation of tan olingarcia torres. the defense positi's oppositiont violates his right to remain silent, and the d.a.'s motion opposing a doctor's testimony regarding the impact of pesticides on antolin garcia torres, the final motion that was filed is the jury's instructions. that will get started at 8:30 this morning. if the jury of six men and six women is going to commit him to the death penalty, it has to be a unanimous decision. in san jose, kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> thank you very much for that update. >> 6:03 right now, and anothery morning car fire. this actually a van fire in

contra costa county. this happened after 1:00 in the morning on railroad avenue. we have been told the scene at this point has been cleared. according to our photographer who was there, there were no fire investigators that were called out this time around. remember, authorities over the weekend arrested a man they believe is behind a recent string of car arsons in contra costa county. >> happening today, lawyers representing the victims of the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire in oakland plan to file a new complaint with new allegations about the warehouse. >> bob redell joining us with what we can expect to find out in the complaint. bob, good morning. >> well, new allegations is what they're telling us they'll be announcing later this morning at superior court where the attorney representing the families of some of the victims who were killed in the ghost ship fire this past december, the attorney will be filing a new so-call master complaint against the owner of the warehouse that burned and killed 36 people and against the man

who had been leasing the property at the time. the court has appointed attorney mary alexander, a former national president of the association for american justice, to represent the families of ten victims who died in that fire. after she filed in court, she plans a noon news conference during which she'll announce new allegations pertaining to the fire. previous lawsuit filings have accused the owner and lease holder of being negligent and allowing the property to become a fire trap. during the december 2nd concert inside the warehouse, partygoers became trapped with very limited ways to get out. as i mentioned, 36 people died. no citations were ever issued against the property in spite of the fact there were a number of visits by the city of oakland and the oakland department. reporting live here in oakland, bob redell, today in the bay. >> thank you very much. 6:05 right now. developers this morning, i should say developing morning, atf agents are expected to join arson investigators looking into

what is now the second fire in ten months at the same construction site in emeryville. this time, investigators may have more to work with in cracking the case. the $35 million retail and housing project in san pablo and adeline street was scheduled to open in october, early saturday, it burned again like it did at this time last july. no cause for either fire, but industry folks believe it's arson. >> this will have a chilling impact on lenders lending, on insurers insuring, and we have the worst housing crisis in the 35 years i have been in business. >> we mentioned they might have new information this time to figure out what's going on in this case. investigators have something in their favor. developers installed surveillance cameras when they restarted the project. 6:06. a live look at washington, d.c. this morning. the white house is in crisis mode again. a new bombshell report from "the washington post" says president trump revealed highly classified information during a visit with russian officials.

president trump has been tweeting over the last couple hours. he said in part, quote, as president, i wanted to share with russias pertaining to terrorism and airline safety. he said it was for humanitarian reasons and he also wants russia to greatly step up their fight against isis and terrorism. >> within the past three hours, the russian foreign ministry spokeswoman denied a report from "the washington post." the post says the president disclosed information about a specific threat from isis and the information is so sensitive, details have been withheld from allies. >> the problem of a severe shortage of mid-level housing options in silicon valley is taking center stage at a panel discussion in the south bay. you might not realize but it comes as we're marking affordable housing week in the bay area and around the country. in response, a city that has been deing that very topic, mountain view, council members there will be hosting a panel

discussion on how to create housing solutions for middle income families. >> 6:08 on this tuesday morning. starting out with some cloudy skies. looking live at at&t park. 52 degrees. nice and quiet now, but it will get very noisy again tonight. the dodgers playing against the dodgers and a win last night. let's do it again tonight. as the temperatures will only be in the mid 50s. a lot of clouds, breezy winds, maybe even some spotty light showers. be prepared for some of that cooler blowing around at the stadium. as we go into the next couple days, it does warm up. i'll talk about that. your temperature trend in three minutes, and mike is tracking a crash in hayward. >> i am. we're looking the east bay. in fact, for the bulk of the slowing, which isn't a lot right now. we have southbound 880 where there was a crash, quickly moved to the shoulder. that distraction might add a bit to the down. but nothing severe over here. a note also, remember the warriors play tonight, so there will be slowing before the game, heading past the oakland

coliseum, and looking here to the south bay. north 87, just showing slowing from capitol in the northbound direction. pretty typical about this time. >> thank you very much. up next, the moment of impact. just three minutes, a jet crashes near a new jersey airport and all of this is caught on camera. the new surveillance video just released overnight. >> hackers attack. this time on a big weekend movie. we'll take a look when today in the bay continues.

it is 6:12 as we look at palo alto, getting busy on 101 and the sun rising overhead. we'll see clouds in the mix today and the temperature trend will be at 59 degrees at 10:00, and only reaching the low 60s today. we should be in the low 70s. but we're going well above this as we go through the end of the week. be prepared for heat. i'll talk about it coming up in seven minutes. and look at this. transit, no delays, but the yellow marks the san francisco bay's ferry. the midday afternoon ferries for the oakland alameda line can't use pier 41. should be a couple days for that. >> thank you very much. >> 6:12 right now. stunning new video to show you this morning of a learjet crashing near a new jersey airport. the surveillance footage

captured the moment of impact, creating a large fire ball. two crew members onboard were killed in the crash. there were no other passengers and no one on the ground, remarkably, was hurt. >> a follow-up and a break in the case. police say they have arrested leticia monea for vandalizing a san jose preschool. the damage was so bad, the school had to shut down for days afterwards. the transiate is facing burglary, felony vandalism and drug possession charges. here's a look at what the school looked like after the damage was done. police say she windows, trashed and ransacked the montmontessor. we brought you live breaking coverage two weeks ago when it happened. the repairs cost the school about $10,000. >> emergency crews risk their lives to keep us safe, often hiding the emotional pain caused by their high-stress jobs. >> we dive into an industry that has long failed to admit when workers are struggling. we're talking about

firefighters. liz joins us with a preview of tonight's investigation. >> we all know first responders are exposed to ongoing trauma, sometimes over 30-year careers, but the stress is taking a toll more than you might realize. we take you inside the mind of a local firefighter who responded to last year's tragic ghost ship fire. he describes the moment he knew he needed help. >> the injury was kind of like a punch to your heart. couldn't really file the information and get around certain things. couldn't explain some of the stuff that i saw. >> he's still on the job and now he's doing better. but to learn how common this is, we developed a confidence survey. we heard from more than 700 firefighters across the state. some of their responses might surprise you. tonight, we take stock of the resources in place to help struggling firefighters, and we examine new efforts to bring the conversation about mental health out of the shadows. that's tonight at 11:00. we'll see you then. >> all right, liz, thank you. if you have a hip for our

investigative unit, give us a call. 888-996-tips or send an e-mail to the unit at nbcbayarea.com. >> 6:15. changes coming to the next generation of cars. audi and volvo are planning to build android into its next fleet. google said the new cars will have a version of its android operating system built in. it will allow drivers to use their voice to control the air conditioning, sun roof, windows, even when they leave their phone at home. google says it will demonstrate the software and provide more information during the developers conference tomorrow. >> ford, meantime, is cutting back a lot. laying off as much as 10% of its work force. >> this announcement not made alt the white house. >> no, in fact, not yet an official announcement, but our reporters at cnbc have been able to confirm ford will dismiss some of its salaried workers. managers and engineered, not workers on the line. ford does have a significant white-collar presence in palo

alto. we don't think that office will be affected. ford's ceo mark field was always quick to talk about job expansion when he was at the white house. layoffs, not so much. well, not even a world-malware attack can discourage wall street. nasdaq will open this morning at another record high. we often say the unrest at the white house might worry investors about whether they'll get their big tax cut, but even the talk of russians hasn't knocked wall street off its stride. security researchers say they have been able to link the wanna cry malware attack over the weekend to north korea. wanna cry shut down computers all over britain, hit particularly hard. the screen shows a ransom demand, your data has been encrypted and you can't get it back unless you pay. the head of disney said that company has been hacked and hackers stole a copy of a movie. we're pretty sure it's the latest version of "pirates of

the caribbean." the hackers are going to release it unless disney paid a ransom. some says they're not paying the booty. netflix fell victim to the same crime. coming up on the "today" show, one of their reporters will take you in the apple campus. there is no grand opening. that thing takes so many infrastructure workers, people who actually run the offices themselves, that they have started to move in. and then the coders and things will move in after that. >> try to get things up and running. a big building. >> like a soft launch almost. thank you very much, scott. >> time is running out if you have been thinking of buying one of the a's passes. it lets you go to every home

game for a month for $20. those passes for june are no longer going to be sold after tomorrow night at 5:00. then passes for july, august, and september aren't on sale yet. they say the passes are a huge hit with fans and they're capping the numbers to make sure that everybody has a good experience at games. >> there you go. support all of our bay area teams. >> that's like 12 games for $12. a pretty good deal to me. >> yeah. fill those seats. we're going to have cool weather today. if you're heading out to the giants game this evening, you want to make sure you're wearing lots of layer. not only will it be cool but it will be breezy. we start out with a clear shot of tiburon this morning and the temperatures that have been in the 50s. here's a look at some clouds oversunol. as you get ready to head out, we're seeing some of the clouds rolling by and highs this afternoon only reaching into the low 60s. we're up to 64 in oakland, and in livermore, 63. concord up to 68 degrees, and san francisco, 60. so this is much cooler than average. and it's all because of this

system moving in, showing some clouds and also some light rain. this will have more of an impact to the era, bringing rain and snow. light snow at that, but we'll also have a chance of some light rain moving into the bay area today. and this is the way it pans out going hour by hour. we are mostly clear now, but look at how quickly these clouds roll in. by 9:00 or 10:00 this morning, it will be mostly cloudy. then we will at times see light rain moving in. we're not expecting a big coverage of showers. anywhere you see some green is where we might have a little rain moving throughout the day, even later on tonight for parts of the south and east bay, a couple sprinkles, not going to measure more than a few hundredths of an inch. and then the temperatures starting to warm up. this is a look at the warming trend. in the low 60s for san francisco for the next couple days. before you know it, 70s by the end of the week into the weekend, a lot of sunshine in the forecast. for the inland areas, we'll have

that chance of rain today. 66 degrees. cloudy skies, and then temperatures jumping up several degrees each day. by sunday, we'll be up to 94 degrees, and that looks to be the peak of the heat. as we head over to mike, pretty mild commute so far. >> that's right. pretty mild. we have a flow of traffic and a build. one crash in heyboardward is on the shoulder. the travel times are great. speeds in the green. we're looking at the same thing pretty much for the walnut creek interchange. a mild slow down for the upper east shore freeway. no surprises, and your travel times for the tri-valley, nothing big. let's show you more travel times on waze. show you a couple alternates for you. if you're getting over from san leand to the peninsula, maybe towards san bruno, you can use the san mateo bridge. ee showed you the slowing in hayward. the bay bridge is great now, and just about a two-minute

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facebook c-e-o mark zuckerberg wants to help welcome back. it's 6:24 right now on your tuesday morning. all new this morning, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg wants to help more kids get into college. according to usa today, the charity that zuckerberg created with his wife is teaming up with the college board as part of a new partnership just announced this morning. college board is going to be expanding access to learning pathways like the psat, s.t., a.p. courses. the goal is to focus on kids from lower income and rural areas and help them get into college. >> 6:24. you might think you need to be in a store to try on makeup, but consumer trends indicate something else is going on. cosmetics are taking off online.

according to a new study, there industry saw $6.2 billion of sales online in 2016. online tutorials are credited for the boost in online sales. nbc bay area responds to a man looking for a fun activity to do with his son. >> he bought a kit for a do-it-yourself project, but it diz ntd go as well as plan, so he reached out for help.u7(pr(to chris chmura has the story. >> last summer, michael paid $700 for a kit to build a mini bike with his 13-year-old son. the online description of the bike appealed toal, ready to paint and assemble with basic hand tools. but michael says it didn't turn out to be that easy. michael said he and his son ran into several problems. the engine didn't fit in the frame, the rear axel mounts were crooked, and the brakes didn't work. after months of trying to get the mini bike running, michael asked the company, go karts, usa, for a full refund. the company said no refund.

that's when michael reached outs to us. we contacted go karts usa and it issued michael a full refund. the company said the mini bike does require some mechanical expertise, but this is a great product and the company rarely hears complaints. michael is happy to get his money back. $700. if you have a complaint, let us know. 888-996-tips or online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> things are never easy to put together anyway. chris chmura, thank you very much. >> major rock band coming to the south bay. not everyone is so happy about it. >> up next on today in the bay, the reason some people are worried an upcoming u2 concert could create traffic issues. >> a haze of smoke still hangs prop 64 despite voter approval. what one east bay city is doing to decide the future of recreational marijuana. you're watching today in the bay. (man) hmm. what do you think?

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temperatures today are going to be at least ten degrees cooler than where we should be at this time of may.q/ it's all because of the clouds and a slight chance of rain. look at san francisco's high today. 60 degrees. when you throw in winds, it feels cooler, and it will be breezy into tomorrow as well. warming up in time for the weekend. so the weather we're feeling now doesn't stay like that. look how hot it gets this weekend. mid 90s. compare that to the 66 degrees we'll have today. i'll talk about all this and i'm getting you ready for the weekend. weekend forecast in seven minutes. now mike says there are some flashing lights on the bridge. >> that's about all i know right now. we'll show you eastbound is not the problem. there's a haze in the sky, but not a visibility issue. saw some flashing lights here, but in the last 90 seconds, since i took a camera shot from before we got to the studio, it must have cleared. we see a smooth flow of traffic. i'll continue to monitor as we look at the map the speed sensors through the area because we see slowing there at the same

area. no problems for the dumbarton bridge, and a mild build on the east bay. no build on the peninsula as far as speed sensors are concerned. south bay and bay bridge toll plaza metering lights on. i'll check with the wazers and thecvh chp for the bridge. >> thank you, mike. >> happening today. voters passedçó new marijuana ls in california. now cities across the state and in the b11narea trying to figure out how to regulate mare wayna use. >> the walnut creek city council is holding a special meeting today to talk about the drug. pete suratos joins us live in walnut creek to explain how people feel about legalizing marijuana. good morning, pete. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and sam. yes, the city council here in walnut creek will discuss during a special session later this afternoon on how best to implement prop 64, which passed overwhelmingly in the city of walnut creek this past november. this is after a month-long effort by city officials to see what residents feel about the issue today. part of the outreach effort, they put an online survey out

there which 1600 people took part in. the numbers that stood out in the survey were that 60% were in favor of outdoor and indoor commercial marijuana cultivation. also, 62% favor reasonable regulations. and then also, another number that stood out there, 60% oppose banning stores that exclusively sell mare wayijuamarijuana, wal voted 61% in favor of prop 64, which legalizes the adult use recreational marijuana. i had a chance to speak to a city manager as well as a marijuana doctor about the results of the survey. >> 61% of the population did approve prop 64. generally, we're picking up we have the same support retail and commercial sale. >> there's definitely a pop that's looking to use marijuana medically, but do they want the dispensaries in their communities, do they want the plants grown in their communities? that's sort of a different

story. >> now, during tonight's meeting, the city council will vote to extend the moratorium on the commercial sale of marijuana as well as adding marijuana to the city's current smoking ban ord. that's something residents overingly support according to the survey they put out about a months ago. the special session will take place today behind me at city hall at around 4:00 p.m. pete suratos, today in the bay. >> thank you for the details there, pete. >> 6:33. just in to our newsroom morning, a man arrested for drug possession at a b.a.r.t. station in the east bay is now behind bars for murder. b.a.r.t. police arrested the man early this morning at the bay fair station in san leandro. investigators say the man lied about his name. after they ran his fingerprints, they discovered he was wanted in seattle for murder and failing to register as a sex offender. >> new this morning, a rash of recent bank robberies in antioch has many concerned this morning. we're learning about three

separate banks that have all been hit recently. starting on april 17th, followed by wells fargo on deer valley road on may 10th and the latest on lone tree way. at this point, police are only giving us details about the latest incident, say the suspect was masked and armed. so far, no arrests. >> friends and family say east bay high school senior shane mars elena was filled with grace and beauty. she was killed in a crash on mother's day in fremont. dozens of friends and family came out to honor her short life. the event was held at st. ann's catholic church in union city last night. she was in an early morning car crash on sunday, just hours after she attended her senior prom. her mother was driving the car and suffered major injuries. >> just coming home from prom. a night that was supposed to be fun, and then to enjoy mother's day with her mom and to have that change in an instant is

something that is heartbreaking. >> i try to talk it out with friends, but everybody has their own way of grieving. >> she attended logan high school in union city and was expected to graduate with honors next month. police are looking into whether drugs or alcohol played a role in that crash. antioch leaders right now are asking commuters to use b.a.r.t. stations to give them insight for an ongoing study they're doing. north concord antioch b.a.r.t. access study is looking into new pedestrian, bike, and car lanes in eastern contra costa county. b.a.r.t. right now is seeking feedback for its north concord and pittsburg bay point stations along with possible future stations as well. >> some construction going on to tell you about this morning. the new phifer canyon bridge is continuing to be built in big sur this morning after that wreckage during the recent winter storms. traffic will be impacted in the yare caw as crews deliver construction equipment and materials there. that bridge about 50 miles south

of monterey was heavily damaged in the winter storms. >> with a big rock concert tomorrow night at levi's stadium, there's also big concerns about transportation options. u2 will perform in a show scheduled to get under way at 6:30. it may finish late and vta is warning attendees right now there are no plans for expanded special event service before or after that show. but things may still change. tonight, santa clara council members will debate picking up costs cover last-minute additional vta service. >> also probably concerned because u2 sings about where the streets have no name, but they're all labeled around the bay. we're talking about no major concerns for the flow of traffic. the east shore freeway just starting to pick up the vol om. heading to the bay bridge with a smooth flow of traffic there. we have no delays for transit systems. the 10:00 a.m. through 3:00 p.m. service for pier 31, will be

canceled where that dropoff because of maintenance for the next couple days. a live look over at the north bay. southbound 101 moves well. but the traffic moves smoothly, but the camera trembles from time to time. i saw the trees blowing around pretty good. >> it's windy? >> i see trees moving. kari knows more about that. >> are you a trafficologist or a treeologist? >> as long as it is not because the surth moving. >> it's tough to get going on a tuesday. that's why it's good to look forward to later in the week. >> today, it's going to be nice and cool. we'll see more clouds. also a slight chance of rain. as we go into saturday, a whole different story here. looking at saturday's forecast, you may want to make plans to head to the beach because it will be nice and comfortable. along the coast, only 73 degrees. 84 for the bay, and 88 degrees inland for those valleys. on sunday, coast will be bright and sunny. 75 degrees, and then up to 88

degrees for the bay. look at the inland areas. up to 92, so we'll have to watch out for some dangerous heat that will be possible. the unofficial start to summer happens this sunday. the beta breakers in san francisco, and we'll start out in the morning at 63 degrees. for the runners, that's nice and comfortable. if you're going to hang out, people watch, it's going to start to get warm with the temperatures in the mid 70s. if you're heading to plan to carmel valley, what a nice weekend for it. we don't get a lot of weekends with highs in the 80s. you'll get it this weekend. we'll look at the temptrend for san jose in three minutes. >> thank you very much. 6:38. it's a big day ahead in the sierra lamar murder case. in three minutes, the argument we're expected from defense attorneys as they try to spare antolin garcia torres from the death penalty. >> the white house once again in damage control mode after accusations the president shared classified information with the russians. and a check of your markets

this morning. the s & p is up so far, 30 points at 21,012 after home depot reporting better than expected quarterly earnings. this as the nasdaq flirting with record highs and building upon that. we'll be back in two minutes.

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cloudy skies, looking live over san jose. and it is a fairly cool start. we're at 53 degrees, and only heading up to 64 today. we look at the temperature trend where we will be in the low 60s and not much sunshine by this afternoon. no sun today, but there's a lot in the forecast. and some very high heat. more on that in about six minutes. and the travel times, it's great through the tri-valley and east bay. little slowing now for southbound 880 at the bottom of the screen. not atypical, but we'll show you the problem as you get farther east. 6:42 right now. and a live look outside at the santa clara county hall of justice in san jose where jurors today will be hearing the penalty phase of the trial for sierra lamar's killer. last week, that same jury convicted antolin garcia torres of kidnapping and murdering sierra lamar five years ago. defense attorneys will argue to spare him the death penalty by

outlining his troubled life growing up. >> a new bill aimed to set traffic ticket prices based on income. low-income earners often find themselves unable to pay fines which escalates into late fees. the new bill would limit citation amounts. anyone whose income is less than two and a half times the federal poverty level would get a break up to 80%. the bill is proposed by a senate senator from san fernando valley. >> they show, here's my pay stub, what i make, here's how much my rent is, what i can afford. the judge looks like it like in every other das. >> the bill does not apply to dui offenders or reckless driving cases. >> more trouble for a mother in the east bay. last year, she was arrested in a dui crash that killed a 3-year-old boy. now she's been arrested again. she is from pleasanton and arrested last friesz for public

intoxication. she's also the wife of an alameda county sheriff's deputy. as for the crash that killed the child, the district attorney has not filed charges and it's not clear if they're coming. >> a concert to help victims of the historic coyote creek flooding in san jose. it's tonight at 7:00 at the theater in san pedro square in downtown. it will feature local bands ands. tickets are $35. 14,000 people were directly effected by the floods. >> palo alto is looking to make major changes to its paub yk aquatics problem. the city is holding a meeting tonight for community feedback. city council has agreed to contract swimming lessons out to the same company used by the pool in menlo park. now there are talks of using a third party to manage all aquatic programs. tonight's meeting starts at 6:00. >> it was a treat and a rush for bay area cycling fans who sought the thrilling finish of the

second leg of the amgen race. you see the winners there. after starting in sacramento and winding through mt. hamilton. today is stage three, which is going to cover the central coast. that will begin in pismow beach and end in morro bay. >> happening today, marking a major project that begins today on the peninsula, although mike was telling us this has been going on for months but it's the next phase of celebrating. for the next several months, caltrains will be doing the highway 101 interchange. when that is done, the construction will add more lanes. widen ramps and improve bicycle pedestrian access. this is right near facebook. the groundbreaking is set for this afternoon at 2:00. >> quarter to saefrb:00. the president acknowledging this morning he shared information with russians in an oval office visit. >> now, the white house is scrambling once again this morning. >> republican mitch mcconnell said morning, we could use a little less drama in the white house. the story, of course, that trump

shocked even his own staffers by sharing top secret information with the russians in his office. information so secret, we hadn't told our closest allies. from a legal standpoint, the president could probably reveal whatever state secrets he wants. the president is the top authority in the united states. now, whether he should is a different matter. the host of newspapers including the times and the post have confirmed trump shared classified information with russian foreign minister sergey lavrov and ambassador sergey kislyak during that meeting last week. the information was sensitive infer that after told the russians, the white house conducted a special meeting with the senate intelligence committee to alert them. a short time ago, president trump acknowledged he did share information on terrorism and air travel and says he has the right to do that. then his newest tweet this morning, a little more than an hour old, i have been asking director comey and others from the beginning of my administration to find the leakers in the intelligence

community. now, this is a mysterious tweet considering he's the one of accused of giving out the secret intelligence and comey is not the fbi director. so the president says he can release top secret information, but here's candidate trump saying something entirely different. >> we need the best protection of classified information. that is the worst situation. hillary's private e-mail scandal, which put our classified information into the reach of our enemieenemies, disqualifies her from the presidency. >> let's go back to mcconnell's point about all the drama we have seen. here's what he's talking about. last monday, you remember sally yates testified. then tuesday, comey was fired. wednesday, the russians visit the oval office where classified information apparently was given out. thursday, that whole comey story falls apart during a trump interview on nc news. friday, the implies he bugged

the oval. weekend, some golf. monday, threats of subpoenas from congress, and todays tuesday, the president accused of giving top secret information to the russians and we'll see you, wednesday. >> lots to keep track of. scott examines the president's tweets, executive orders and speeches every morning on today in the bay. you can share you thoughts with him on twitter. @scottmcgrew. >> all new this morning, who is the fittest in the land? apparently, we're pretty good. san francisco and san jose are among the fittest cities in america. >> the new list is compiled by the american college of sports medicine and the anthem foundation. san francisco grabbing the third spot. san jose coming in fifth. this year, the number one spot went to twin cities minneapolis and st. paul. that knocked washington, d.c. down from the top spot, which it held for three years in a row. >> washington, d.c. didn't pay as much attention to its parks, not enough of an investment there.

>> the annual report looks at heart disease and diabetes rates as well as smoking and the availability of farmer's markets and whether cities are investing in natural areas where people can exercise san diego, sacramento, and l.a. county were also in the top 20. >> we are fit to play as well. take a look right now at oracle arena which is bound to be filled with pumped up fans this evening. the warriors facing off with the spurs. game two oftcj the western conference finals. right now, we still don't know if head coach steve kerr is going to be back in the building. he was back at practice yesterday. there he is walking around. kerr is of course battling back issues and hasn't officially coached a game in more than three weeks. mike brown has been filling in for him. >> we wish him well, and the warriors will be cheering him on. >> what time does the game start? >> 7:30. >> the giants are at 7:15. it's going to be crazy in that area this evening. >> i imagine. we have to get to the boxes on

the tv going back and forth. >> it's going to be busy, and i think it will be a good day to stay inside, watch all of the sports, or head out there to the games. now, it will be cool. and it's fairly cold start to the weekend also today. 51 degrees. you see the clouds over the tri-valley. a look at the pleasanton camera in the tri-valley. south bay, 53 degrees. 43 in the north bay, even though we have a clear start, we'll see the clouds moving back in. temperatures in the mid 60s. 65 in the tri-valley today. and also a slight chance of rain. we'll also see a spot shower in the north bay and high temperatures reaching the upper 60s there. 60 in san francisco. so as you're looking out the window, getting ready for the day, you see the in the south bay. and you will need a nice warm coat. and our temperatures are starting out in the 50s. we don't warm up much from that today. and also, some jeans to help keep you nice and warm. also a slight chance of rain. we're seeing that to the north of us, the system dropping in. but we're not going to see a lot of heavy downpours so the

potential of some rain, a very slim chance. also some gusty winds, and that will make you feel cooler as we see the clouds moving in by late morning. we'll pretty much all see the cloud coverage and a lot of sunshine. you can probably leave the sunglasses at home. this is a look at what the radar could look like. we see a little green here and there, but not a lot of rain. those areas that do see it in a few 100s of an inch. our temperatures stay in the low 60s in san francisco for the next couple days. then the 70s in time for the weekend, but this is where we had the most dramatic shift in our temperatures. from 66 degrees and clouds to 94 degrees on sunday. and a lot of sunshine. so get ready for that. as we head over to mike, we are looking at a change of plans. >> kari, i had promised folks i would look at a problem farther east. unfortunately, we don't have a problem now for the tri-valley. the earlier crash i saw has

cleared from the report, and no real slowing over there, so sorry to say, it's nice for 580. south bay also moves well, and the peninsula. i'm not sorry to say that. just hope you weren't disappointed by that. northbound directions for the south bay itself, san jose pushing up to the west of silicon valley, a pretty typical pattern. looking great for a tuesday. mild for the tri-valley, and easy off the castro valley y. 580 and 238, a little better now. no delays aside from the issue of later on today, a cancellation for ferries heading to pier 41. the alameda oakland line because of maintenance today, tomorrow, and possibly thursday as well. let's check the waze system because we also avoid the bay bridge, you want to take the bay bridge if you're across from oakland to san francisco. the metering lights are on. here are three routes if you're going from the carquinez bridge to the city, the best route is the east shore freeway. get the waze application loaded and load it with our team with the magnifying glass, your profile, and our team. nbc bay area wazers. and you can join us online as

well. we just got our 2,000th member. outstanding, in the last few weeks. >> building up your army. thank you very much. >> up next, breaking nows as we get word of a missing teenager. >> plus, a quick look at the top stories on today in the bay including new allegations from the attorney representing the victims of the deadly oakland warehouse fire. >> first, happening now, in to our newsroom, the syrian government is denying accusations a crematorium has been built at one of its prisons. u.s. officials believe it could be used to dispose,000offs bodies from mass angles. >> we're also learning a dallas uber driver was wounded in a shooting this morning. an unusual story. police say the passenger who had been drinking showed the uber driver a gun he was carrying and an army vet driving by saw the gun and thought that someone was in danger and opened fire. the driver was hit once. we're told he should be okay.

we're going to be back with more news after this.

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he welcome back. 6:56 on your tuesday. before you head out the door, here are the top stories on today in the bay. >> breaking news we're following. authorities in marin looking for a missing at-risk 12-year-old girl. take a look. her name is treasure anderson.

she lives in san anselmo. the sheriff's office said she was last seen wearing a blue sweatshirt and carrying a white backpack. she was last scene after school yesterday afternoon and we hear search and rescue teams are assisting police in trying to find her. >> eyes in oakland today. newaligations are expected to be announced today in the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire in oakland. lawyers representing the victims say they'll being a new complaint today filled with new claims about the oakland warehouse. the court has appointed the form national president of the association for american justice to represent the families of ten victims who died in the fire. in all, 36 people died in that fire last december. >> a norovirus outbreak in northern california getting worse and health officials are warning people to take extra precautions. now more than 1,000 cases in yolo county alone. people should wash their hands throughout the day, and anyone with symptoms like cramps, vomiting, diarrhea, should stay

home -- stay away from school and work. >> right now, atf agents are expected to join arson investigators today as they investigate a fire that broke out at an emeryville construction site over the weekend. this is the second time in ten months that there's been a fire at the same site. the $35 million retail and housing project was supposed to open in october. >> live now to walnut creek where marijuana will dominate the city council meeting today. the goal is to figure out the best to deal with prop 64. they have wrapped up a public survey. nearly 70% of those surveys favored outdoor and indoor commercial cultivation. they also favored pot shops. today's meeting starts at 4:00. >> what a whirlwind last week it's been in the d.c. area. we'll get to that in a second. right now, a live look outside from downtown burlingame. we're tracking a windy and cool morning as you get ready to head

out the door. >> earlier, asking about the warriors game. 6:00 tonight. >> okay. and it's going to be cool, too. heading into oracle arena. so it's going to be cool all around the bay area. more clouds, and we only will see the high temperature of 60 degrees in san francisco and then look at the weekend, going to be nice there. for the inland valleys, going to be very hot. air conditioners up on full blast by saturday, but you can give it a rest today. we'll only make it up to 66 degrees. more clouds and a few peeks of sun. >> punctuated by hot, hot on saturday and sunday. pleasant drive right now. >> very nice. it's tuesday. we do have traffic. the speed sensors are not all green, but that's fine. the south bay just starts to build in earnest for 280. up here, the upper east shore and the approach to the richmond bridge that got crowded in the last few minutes, but no issues. >> all right, thank you very much. we'll be back with a local news update in about a half hour and every half hour after that.

>> very reliable like that. also we'll be back for the news show at 11:00. hope you have a great day. we'll see you then. good morning. spilling secrets? the president accused of giving highly classified information to the russians in the oval office. the white house in crisis mode issuing a carefully worded denial. >> at no time were intelligence sources or methods discussed. >> this morning house speaker paul ryan calling for a full explanation. another top republican saying the white house is in a quote downward spiral with national security compromised. dilemma for disney. anonymous hackers claim they have stolen the pirates of the caribbean movie threatening to lease it unless a ransom is paid. chilling video emerges of a