well. temperatures will be dropping today. we'll feel it? >> yes, we'll feel it a little today. it will still be warm this afternoon for a couple hours. i think this will be much more comfortable than the weather we had recently. so looking at what to expect as we get a live look outside at san jose, the sun rising. you can see the skies are clear. it's 60 degrees as you head out with a high today of 84 degrees, which is still well above where we should be, and looking at that temperature trend, we'll spend most of the morning and early afternoon in the 60s and 70s. so we'll talk more about that and what's ahead as the temperatures continue to dip. as we head over to mike, now you're tracking two delays? >> yeah, one is for the b.a.r.t. system, continuing as far as their report goes out of daly city, that's the abbreviation for that. they're doing track maintenance after the weekend derailment in the area. this is not causing a problem other than a minor delay right now. maintenance crews trying to

clear. meanwhile, the rest of the bay, the sensors moving well. a little debris in the south bay. tracking that for 101 and getting to the bay bridge, we take a live look out there, berkeley curve with that construction just about clear. one set of flashing lights, but a better flow to berkeley. >> thank you very much. >> we start with breaking news out of sunnyvale. firefighters on the scene of a structure fire on lake side drive and titan way near lawrence expressway. >> kris sanchez live at the scene for us. what can you tell us? >> reporter: we can tell you that this is still very much an active scene. we don't see flames. i'll step out of the way so you can see what's happening behind us. this is a building that is kind of a mixed commercial building. we see a nail salon there, also we see looks like a cafe. right now, you can see the firefighters using an aerial assault streaming water through the rooftop, and you see the smoke coming through the top of that building. i count one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight engines.

although just a few of them appear to be responding right now. two ladders, though, there in the distance. just a few moments ago, i did see a number of firefighters leaving the building and dragging the hoses out with them. often, that means the fire is knocked out and now they're just watching for hot spots. because it is an active fire, we don't have a lot of information right now. other than what we're seeing, but we are trying to see if we can free up a firefighter perhaps to give us some information. we'll work with sunnyvale to get information about the fire. this started about 3:22 this morning, and again, it's right at the top of the 5:00 hour, and we're still seeing smoke. this is going to be an active scene for a little while longer. only local traffic will be impacted, and because this is a commercial and industry area, i don't think there's going to be a lot of impact until folks start heading toward work. that will be later on. >> thanks for the latest there. >> now to breaking news.

developments this morning in the devastating suspected terror attack in manchester, england. new overnight, within the hour, police say they arrested a 23-year-old man in connection to the attack. heart wrenching 12 hours for the people of england. >> really is, as we see just the images continue to pour in and videos now showing the chaos at the ariana grande concert moments after that explosion at manchester arena. 22 people are dead. that figure has been stable for a few hours now. among the dead, young children. 59 others are also injured and were taken to nearby hospitals for care. a number of others were treated on the scene. police are also now confirming the attacker was killed in this blast. right now, investigators are continuing to sift through the evidence, trying to piece together answers in this tragedy. >> this has been the most horrific instance we have ever had here in great manchester. one we all hope we would never see. families and many young people

were enjoying a concert at manchester arena and sadly lost their lives. >> so far, no group has claimed responsibility for the attack. >> all of this is happening as the president of the united states is in the middle east. this morning, president trump reacted to the news. >> today in the bay's tracie potts joining us live from capitol hill with what he's saying about the attack, plus, what's next for his first foreign trip. good morning. >> hey, sam and laura, good morning. the president said this morning those lives were cruelly and viciously taken and that the united states and its allies cannot be, and i quote here, bystanders to barbarity. those comments came as the president focused today on bringing israel and the palestinians together. president trump arriving at the palestinian presidential palace early this morning after being briefed on the explosion at a manchester, england, concert that killed more than 20 people. british authorities tell the u.s. it was a suicide bomber.

>> so many young, beautiful, innocent people living and enjoying their lives, murdered by evil losers in life. >> overseas, unable to escape questions about sharing classified israeli intelligence with russia. >> i never mentioned the word or the name israel. never mentioned it. >> back home, the director of national intelligence and the director of the national security agency both testified today, separately. a former intelligence official tells nbc president trump asked them both to publicly denounce ties between his campaign and russia. both declined. >> donald trump seems determined to think of no one except donald trump. >> one person we won't hear from, former national security adviser michael flynn. he's taking the fifth instead of turning over documents subpoenaed by the senate intelligence committee. >> general flynn is very

concerned about whether he's going to be indicted and prosecuted for wrongdoing. >> senate leaders have yet to say if they'll hold flynn in contempt. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. thank you very much, and we continue to follow the developments out of manchester, england, after that horrific attack. different images coming in to our newsroom as well. our coverage continues both on air and online. we're updating our facebook and twitter feeds all morning long. >> more breaking news to get to at home now. police are looking for the gunman in an early morning shooting that happened here, outside a hamburger drive-thru that prompted a shelter in place. you see police cars still on scene there. within the last few minutes, pete suratos at the scene told us the shelter in place was just lifted on east 14th street and dutten for that surrounding neighborhood. also new, we're finding out it was an employee at sam's super burger who was shot twice during the robbery. the robber did get away.

a police perimeter still set up. we'll bring you a live report in the next half hour. >> 5:06. happening today, a new proposal to build a high school in dublin will be up for debate. the parents say they're concerned about its location. it would be blocks away from the santa rita jail. bob redell is live in dublin after speaking to school leaders and parents about the controversy. morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. dublin unified school district will hold its regular board meeting tonight at the dublin high gym, which is much larger than the board room. gives you a sense of how many parents the dwiktd is expecting to show up and express their anger over the fact this district is considering this office building location for its second high school. moms and dads are upset about the proposed building's location. this is right across the street from the brand-new east county

hall of justice and right behind that is the santa rita jail. we created this map to give you a better lay of the land. if you look at the screen, the jail is about a half mile north from the location. now, we spoke with one father in dublin who will not be sending his child to this location if that campus does open in 2023. his concern, inmates released from the jail, including sexual predators who might walk by on their way out of town. >> why would you put a high school across from a prison, the largest prison in the united states, releasing inmates throughout the day, dozens of inmates every week. people who are sex offenders, former criminals, basically being released or into the environment where kids are. and you're going to have 2,000 kids outside of that school after school gets out and criminals could be passing right by. >> we have heard those concerns. we have an elementary school located about a tenth of a mile

from the site where the high school would be. which has been there for 15 years. we have never had an issue with the elementary school. our city is two miles wide and seven miles long and the jail sits in the center of the community, so there are homes near the jail, there are parks near the jail. >> the elementary school that the district is referring to is james doherty, which is about one mile away driving distance. dublin unified tells us in conjunction with the police department, it has researched crime data and discovered crime is relatively low in the area surrounding the jail. out of ten locations considered for location, it is affordable and the building is in place. the board will vote on whether or not to move forward with the purchase agreement. if the board votes yes, they'll have 120 days to make sure it's viable and suitable. >> 5:09 right now. a saratoga high school student

has been arrested and suspected for threatening violence on campus. in a letter to parents, the school's prince pal said some students heard the student in question talking about carrying out an attack in the final weeks of the school year. students who heard the conversation reported it to a teacher. the principal said the investigation is ongoing. extra security has been added on campus as a precaution. >> 5:10 on this tuesday morning with clear skies. we're looking forward to cooler temperatures, but the inland areas will still be very warm today. we're already starting out at 60 degrees in the tri-valley and the south bay. it's 50 degrees in the north bay with low clouds and fog in spots. then looking at those highs today, still very warm for the tri-valley in the upper 80s. some spots hitting the low 90s. peninsula, 81 degrees and 84 in the south bay. east bay, 74, while san francisco will be at 64. and 81 in the north bay. so quite a spread in the temperatures. we'll see some cooler air moving

in as we head through the week, so details on that coming up in a few minutes. mike has no major traffic problems. >> tracking a minor delay out of daly city for the b.a.r.t. system overnight maintenance. we're waiting for an unidate, and the speed sensors reveal a nice, easy drive around the bay. we show you the tri-valley, 24 minutes from grand line road over to the dublin interchange. no surprises here. i will show you the golden gate bridge. tougher to see because there are low clouds and fog, like yesterday, so again, no surprises and nothing unusual as far as problems. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >> coming up, a rare illness kills a bay area man. the heightened after at least one person died and nine others sickened from processed cheese. >> plus, wall street keeping a close eye on manchester and the very latest developments. we'll bring you up to speed when today in the bay continues.

5:14 now with a clear sunrise, looking live at san jose. and the temperature trend for ever green at 7:00, 61 degrees. a nice, mild start to the day. whatever you have to do, do it early because our temperatures will still be very warm, reaching 82 by 2:00. as we go into the rest of the forecast, we will see some cooler air. we'll talk about that coming up at 5:19. >> and we're still monitoring

b.a.r.t. where they initially reported ten-minute delays out of daly city. the delays have not grown but they have not cleared. some overnight maintenance there. we'll check the rest of the commute. >> and breaking news just in to our newsroom this morning. isis is now claiming responsibility for the attack overnight in manchester, england. where 22 people dead, among them children. 59 others hurt. this is just coming in to our newsroom this morning where isis is now claiming responsibility. >> 5:15 right now, and we now know that it was botulism from a storbought nacho cheese sauce that killed a bay area man and sickened nine other people. all this according to health officials. 37-year-old martin glendo of antibought the item from a gas station in sacramento county early this month. he ended up in the hospital immediately afterwards. he was on a ventilator until he fell into a coma and passed away. a mother of three who ate the

same sauce remains in hospital right now. her sister says she can barely communicate. >> she's able to mouth some words. hers are opening. she's really frustrated. she's been here a long time and she's in a lot of pain. >> so botulism poisoning is a rare but serious illness caused by a toxin that attacks the body's nerves. it's deadly in about 5% of cases. in this instance, several victims' families are suing the cheese manufacturer and the store that sold it. >> it's 5:16 right now. stocks seem to be holding up worldwide as investors watch the latest coming out of manchester. >> a surprise out of washington, scott mcgrew. >> that's right. president trump wants to sell off a significant portion of our oil reserve. we'll get to that in a second. foreign markets mostly steady overnight, in fact, europe was notably for the positive. the dow was up for the third straight session monday. we have been talking about the budget throughout his young week. one of the unexpected revelat n

revelations is president trump's desire to sell off a good portion of america's strategic petroleum reserve. oil we keep in case we needed, in case of war or disaster. oil prices are moving down because that would be a big glut of oil. >> the u.s. supreme court made a big decision on patents monday. the decision will restrict the places people can bring patents. i know this sounds super dry, but it's huge news for any silicon valley company because young start-ups here in the bay area get sued by nameless, faceless corporations that were just set up to sue. they're called patent trols. it happens to just about every start-up, and they get sued in places like east texas where juries were more likely to give big settlements against california companies. the decision says you can't court shop like that. google is in china pitting its super computer against the best go player in the world.

you may remember, google had a competition in korea earlier. this competition is significant both because it's the best player in the world and because it's in china google does not have and has not had a good relationship with china. the chinese government tried to hack gmail. google has not been shy about saying that, and china has restricted google results so people can't look up tiananmen square, that kind of thing. that they're playing a game is a good sign. >> maybe they'll toss the game and keep the good mood. >> talk about good steps. a live look at oracle arena where we know for certain the warriors will play in the nba championships for the third straight year. >> pretty ridiculous. they still haven't lost a game. the warriors dominating the spurs last night to sweep the western conference finals. the ws taking it to the spurs from the start, getting a big lead early thanks in part to some guy you may have heard of. he goes by steph curry. he finished with a team high 36 points. fellow star kevin durant looking

smooth, too. kd drops 29 in this one. the warriors make it 12 in a row in the post season with three straight series sweeps. >> so great to see. you think those tickets will be cheap? >> plenty of seats available, i'm sure. >> on my couch maybe. >> party to watch the nba finals. in the meantime, we're getting us to cooler temperatures. >> i have heard so many complaints. everyone is like, kari, it's too hot. >> that was me. >> you and a lot of people. you'll be glad to know as we get closer to the weekend, it's going to feel better each day. it's still going to be warm in the valleys this afternoon. but it won't be as hot as yesterday. here's part of the reason why we're seeing more fog this morning. and the past couple mornings in san francisco, you may even have to turn on the windshield wipers. this is a look at the view across the golden gate bridge. in spots like fremont, we start

out with all clear skies and you see the sunshine throughout the day, the temperature now there at 57 degrees. palto alto at 55, and 53 as you head out the door in napa. the south bay will see the highs reaching into the mid 80s, up to 86 in morgan hill. for the east bay, we're up to 89 in livermore, while hayward will be at 77. 72 in san mateo, and 60 right along the coast. we'll be in the upper 50s for san francisco, right along the ocean. ocean beach will also be cool. santa rosa will be up to 81 degrees by later today. if you're planning to head back out to the coliseum and the a's back in town, the game starts at 7:05, and we'll be in the upper 60s and then dropping back into the upper 50s by the end of the game with our clear skies tonight. maybe if you're going to the beach, it's going to be a cool one. we'll still have the fog along the coast and santa cruz will only make it into the low 60s

today, but at least there will be some sunshine. and if this is a short week for you, you're heading to heavenly, it will be in the low to mid 70s for the next couple days. then getting a little cooler on thursday, but that's still up to 69 degrees. and san francisco will be in the lower 60s for the next seven days. land valleys will go from 89 today to 75 on friday. and this weekend is looking really nice. now, mike says he has a few options for your commute right now. >> some are more direct than others, but the roads no matter what you take, pretty good right now for the speed sensors. south bay in toward the city, no major delays. a little build att the bay bridge toll plaza, but the maze moves well after the crew clears from the berkeley curve. let's take you to the waze system and show you what waze reports for your drive, if you're going from this portion of livermore, around springtown, heading down to fremont, it gives you a variety of ways.

the green route and the purple route, those are both nice, around 35 minutes but you take this route down through the cut through and heading to niles canyon, that takes a lot longer. but they're just planning it out. they want to let you know what things are like. as it changes over the course of the morning, we want to make sure you do it, too. check your phone, the waze app, and make sure you're a member of our team. note to use the waze app and you're a member of the team, we can give you a shout out and you can get information from the rest of our team. >> thank you. >> on the theme of helping each other out, a city considering sharing 1 million gallons of water a day with its neighboring city. >> and an alarming new study. the connection between wine and breast cancer researchers just discovered.

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welcome back. 5:25 right now on your tuesday morning. happening today, mountain view leaders talking about sharing water with their neighbors. of palto alto. city council is considering transferring about a million dollars a day for a one-time payment of $5 million. this comes in response to palo alto's water shortage. it also put a new development on hold. >> also happening today, b.a.r.t. is inviting you to join its live twitter town hall. this is from noon to 1:00 today. b.a.r.t. officials will be

discussing next year's budget, fare evasion, and security improvements. you're invited to join that conon twitter and ask whatever you want. >> sad news for wine lovers. just one glass a day can increase a woman's risk of breast cancer. that's according to data from more than 100 studies of 12 million women, drinking 10 grams of alcohol a day increased breast cancer risk by 10% in younger women. but exercise appears to lower the risk of breaster. the most active women were 10% to 17% lest likely to be diagnosed with the disease than those who were sedentary. >> we continue to follow all of the latest developments out of england. moments of chaos here. >> we're in the arena and heard a bang. >> breaking developments from manchester, after the country's deadliest terror attack in more than a decade. the chilling details that we're learning about the blast, as

investigators continue to canvas the scene for answers. we're live with the very latest. and we're in sunnyvale this morning where a fire has been burning for nearly two hours. we asked the battalion chief whether this could be arson, as other communities have experienced in recent weeks. i'll tell you what he said coming up. [ whistles ]

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prevail. >> breaking news at 5:30. england responding to the terror attack at an ariana grande concert yesterday. children are among the 22 dead. british prime minister there theresa may saying the country will prevail. we reported 15 minutes ago, more breaking news. isis is now claiming responsibility for the attack. a lot going on. thank you for joining us on this tuesday. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. locally let's get to our forecast today. temperatures so high but finally they're cooling down. >> especially for the inland valleys where we haven't been able to catch much of a break. it's still going to be cool along the coast today and we start out with some fog and the low clouds you can see right now as you look at san francisco. there will be some clearing in about two or three hours as our temperatures are now at 53 degrees there. 57 in oakland and 60 in livermore and san jose. highs this afternoon reaching to the mid 80s for the inner bay and still low 90s on the map in

spots like concord and livermore. 89 degrees and 81 degrees in santa rosa while we'll have some 60s in san francisco and along the coast. we'll take a look at some cooler temperatures, and i'm getting you ready for the weekend. that's coming up in seven minutes. mike is watching the bay bridge toll plaza. >> i am, because right now we have the backup that you expect with metering lights turned on just a few minutes ago. i also saw over here on the right approach, chp crews going through the area and there was an earlier crash, maybe some work, but i'm going to track and make sure nothing else is going on. you see your approach through the maze is going nicely and so is the rest of the bay. no sensors slowing except right at the toll plaza. b.a.r.t. reporting minor delays out of daly city because of overnight track maintenance. we'll track that as well. >> thank you very much. >> and back to our breaking news this morning. the horrific attack at an ariana grande concert in manchester, england. in just the last 30 minutes, isis claimed responsibility.

also new, police have announced the arrest of a 23-year-old man in to the attack. last night, thousands were seen running for their lives moments after an explosion rocked the venue packed with young fans. the attack is the deadliest in england in more than a decade. >> a lot of change you caught up on the latest out of manchester. 22 people confirmed dead. among them, young children. 59 others are also injured and taken to nearby hospitals for care. and a number of others were treated at the scene. police are also now confirming that the attacker was killed in the blast. this as investigators continue to sift the scene, gathering clues on this devastating attack. communities across the globe coming together in support of england. >> terrorists will attempt to disrupt allies and create distrust and fear in our community. we have a long history in great manchester of our community standing together during difficult times. >> as for the woman hosting the concert, ariana grande

responding to the deadly blast in an emotional tweet last night. she wrote, quote, broken. from the bottom of my heart, i am so, so sorry. i don't have words. >> our coverage, of course, continues, both on-air and online. this is a live picture of the venue this morning. coming up in our next half hour, a response from president trump this morning. also updating our facebook and twitter feeds all morning long. >> breaking news to get to at home as well. this is out of sunnyvale. firefighters on the scene of a structure fire on lakeside drive and titan way near lawrence expre expressway. >> kris sanchez joins us live with the latest developments. >> reporter: good morning to you. this fire has been burning for about two hours mow. it looks like things are starting to wrap up, but the battalion chief said it's a small fire but a very stubborn one. it was reported after 3:30 this morning inside one of the suites of a commercial building and it

spread to the business next door through the attic. firefighters initially went inside, but they had to pull out and fight from the outside. we have reported on a rash of arsons in the south bay and east bay in recent weeks, but the battalion chief said at this point, this one doesn't look suspicious. >> it definitely was a little complicated as far as finding the feed of it. at this time, we think it may have been trapped in an attic space that was pretty well fortified with sheeting. so that was probably the struggle getting in there to get to the fire. >> fire trucks are blocking lakeside drive at titan way. because this is a business park and a commercial area, at this point, the impact is pretty local. we don't expect that there's going to be a big impact until folks start arriving at work. but it appears that things are starting to wrap up here, so hopefully by the times folk arrive here at work, they won't

even know it happened. in sunnyvale, kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> thank you very much. >> more breaking news now, and a shooting overnight in san leandro has police looking for a suspect still. we broke the story when we came on air at 4:30 this morning. today in the bay's pete suratos is live at the scene with new details on the investigation. what have you learned? >> reporter: good morning to you, sam. the scene is cleared behind me here in san leandro following theory and shooting at a burger sam's just off east 14th street. in the past hour, we're learning an employee was shot in the process during that robbery. we'll show you video from the scene not too long ago. when we showed up here. according to san leandro police, they're saying it took place just before 3:00 a.m. at sam's burgers on east 14th in san leandro. officers just so happened to be in the area and noticed the commotion taking place at this burger stand. when they arrived in the parking lot, they saw a suspet wearing a

ski mask, running off with cash. that's also when they spotted the employee with gunshot wounds to the leg. speaking with san leandro police when we got on the scene, they said they happened to be in the right place at the right time. >> a case where we had an officer at the right place at the right time. the officer was about a block or two north of this location. and he heard some sort of disturbance. pretty quiet at 3:00 in the morning. even on east 14th street. and the officer heard something that just didn't sound. when he came to investigate, that's when he saw that one of the employees over here had been shot. >> and that burger stand had just closed up about an hour before the robbery. police did pursue that suspect, setting up a perimeter in the area. in the past hour, they did call off the ground search. the employee's injuries are nonlifethettening and we don't have a description of the suspect at the time because he did have a ski mask over his face. if you have any information to help out with the case, contact police. we're live in san leandro.

pete suratos for today in the bay. >> thanks for the latest there. >> 5:36. new this morning, a suspect in a stolen pickup truck takes chp deputies on a high-speed choice through marin county all the way to oakland where it ended in this crash on 880. you can see the suspect there, he had some visible head injuries. he was stuck in the crashed pickup. tooks 30 minutes just to get him out. he's now in chp custody. new developments overnight after a b.a.r.t. train derailed this past weekend in daly city. the transit agency said it was working on the tracksurmy that morning when the accident happened and some components of the tracks were replaced. saturday afternoon, two cars in the middle of the train went off the rails about 400 feet from the daly city platform. >> the future of an east bay elementary school could be hanging in the balance when board members meet to decide if it can hold up in a major earthquake. the decision could leave parents scrambling here. the district says the classrooms

at the elementary school may collapse in the event of a catastrophic earthquake. members are recommending closing the school and relocating students to other schools. tonight, district members will vote on the next course of action. while laura told you about the issue for the b.a.r.t. track over the weekend, there was overnight maintenance work which sounds like it's causing a delay out of the daly city station. minor right now, about ten minutes at most. we'll track that. you saw the speed sensors around the bay. weed in over toward the tri-valley, no issues out of the altamont corridor or by the castroey y where we see a tiny bit of slowing as you head to the san mateo bridge. a smooth flow of traffic as well as you approach the bay bridge. look at these travel times. 16 minutes there, heading off the east shore freeway. a quick look at the golden gate bridge and this is the issue, flashing lights over on the shoulder. might be a distraction, but no lanes blocked. just a bridge crew.

>> all the fog. monday, we're on to tuesday. >> we're just looking forward to friday now. >> especially since when you consider it's the holiday weekend, some people have off, maybe hitting the road, making big plans. i'm going to help you out here because it will be so beautiful, and we have some warm weather as we go into this weekend, it will be in the low 60s along the coast. the bay will be up to 68 degrees. and 75 inland for saturday. on sunday, we'll still have those clouds and fog along the coast. 66 degrees. 73 degrees in the bay. and the inland areas up to 78 grees. we also have carnival happening this weekend on saturday in san francisco. on harrison street. at 10:00 in the morning, we will start out at 55 degrees. it will be a start seeing the high temperatures in the lower 60s with a lot of sun throughout the day. also, the longboard surf contest

in santa cruz. it will be very cool. starting out in the morning in the upper 50s, but then as we go through the day, we'll see the high temperaturesing into the low 60s. if you're hitting the road heading to shasta trinity national forest, up to 98 degrees on sunday. we'll have a look at the back at home. that's coming up in three minutes. >> thank you very much, kari. >> 5:40. coming up, changes coming to california schools. the new bill just passed by lawmakers that will change who can carry guns on campus. >> the president is leaving israel. he's going to head to rome to meet with the pope. we'll bring you up to speed when today in the bay continues. did you know 90% of couples disagree on mattress firmness? fortunately there's a bed where you both get what you want every night.

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it's 5:43, as you get ready to head out the door this morning, we're taking a live look outside at fremont, already busy. looking at the temperature trend, we'll be in the upper 50s starting out the morning, but quickly seeing the temperatures warming up into the low 70s by early afternoon. but at least it will be a nice and comfortable day with a lot of sunshine. we keep the sunshine and temperatures drop. more on that in the microclimate forecast at 5:48. >> and right now, b.a.r.t. is steling us they're in recovery mode now. the earlier minor delay out of daly city, the overnight track, looks like it has cleared up. we should have a good ride coming up in a few. thank you so much.

kari and mike. 5:43 right now. state lawmakers are in the process of pulling back on a law allowing people to carry guns in school zones. a few years ago, legislators approved an exemption allowing people to carry firearms on school campuses to insure safety for domestic violence survivors. now, lawmakers say the law is being exploited by other school workers. assembly members voted to revoke the exemption. it now moves to the state senate. >> we're talking about state legislation, a bill that stops landlords from threatening to call immigration authorities on their 10 nlts has been approved by california's assembly. that bill, sponsored by san francisco assemblyman david chu, regulates how landlords and private business owners act with federal immigration agents. >> 5:44. the president is headed to rome with a meeting with the pope. >> meanwhile, in washington, investigation into the white house grows. and scott mcgrew is watching all of it. >> air force one set to leave

tel aviv any moment from now. concluded a two day visit to israel and the west bank. you're looking at pictures as they wave to the president. the president just finished giving a speech at the israeli museum in jerusalem. the president referenced the attack in manchester calling the perpetrators evil losers. back in america, a lot is happening in the russian investigation. james comey has delayed his testimony before the house committee investigating the white house so that he can brief a special prosecutor. michael flynn has indicated he won't turn over documents to the senate investigation and apparently will take the fifth. he did take money from the russians. we know that now, but new allegations say he lied about it to the white house on his security application. worse for the president than even flynn are new allegations of obstruction of justice by the president himself. we knew about allegations he

pressured comey, but new allegations say he tried the same thing with the director of national intelligence and the director of the nsa. both have said turn the president away. if this is true and several news agencies including nbc say it is, this is exactly one half of the evidence need to charge obstruction of justice. the other half is intent. and critics have that, too. according to notes from that meeting, the president told the russians in the oval office, he fired that, quote nutjob comey, to ease the pressure of the investigation into his campaign. and we all watched as the president linked the firing of james comey to the russian investigation voluntarily during an interview with nightly news anchor lester holt. this was so historic, so plainly worded, such a flabbergasting adof intent, "saturday night live" parodies it. >> your staff has been insisting all week you didn't fire him because of his russian investigation. >> no, i did.

>> wait, what? >> i fired him because of russia. i thought he's investigating russia. i don't like that. i should fire him. >> and you're just admitting that? >> uh-huh. >> but that's obstruction of justice. >> sure, okay. >> wait, so did i get him? is this all over? >> lots going on today. the president, as we said, on his way to rome. his budget hits the halls of congress this morning. we're watching it all for you. >> a lot to watch. thank you very much. >> 5:47 this morning. pretty incredible video of a massive landslide at big sur in monterey county. it changed the coastline. the area was closed off after several rock and mudslides over the winter but things got much worse over the weekend, completely wiping out a huge section of high way 1. the highway is closed to a half mile south of big sur. >> this as they're trying to rebuild the canyon phifer bridge

now. probably a no go for the time being. >> maybe not for right now. maybe you want to stay in the bay area because finally things are cooling off. a taste of summer this weekend. >> nice, and considering this is one of the busiest travel weekends of the year, and it's going to be so comfortable, you'll just want to stay at home. no need to hit road. tell your family to come here. it's going to be nice. even today, as our temperatures continue to cool down, we start out with upper 50s and lower 60s. you're taking a look at three microclimates now and the south bay, looking at that san jose camera, is 60 degrees. in the east bay, looking live at fremont. it is 57 degrees. in san francisco, 52 degrees. we have also seen that patchy fog there and in the north bay, and our high temperatures reaching into the upper 80s in the tri-valley looking live at pleasanton. so it will still be a very warm day for the valley. and much cooler along the coast. we're only up to 64 degrees today in san francisco.

and the north bay will be up to 81 degrees. milder temperatures, so as you're getting ready for today, you're looking out the window in the closet, thinking how do i get ready? you do need still the sandals. it will be a very warm afternoon, especially for the valleys. but also some short sleeves. not really that much of a cool start, but we'll be putting on more layers as we go through the week, as the morning temperatures will be dropping and getting the kids ready for school, it will be a mild and clear start. especially for the inland areas away from the coast, and at recess, lots of sunshine. a very nice day. and feeling much more comfortable as we go into this afternoon. if you're wondering how we're doing as far as rain, we're still well above average with all of the rain that we had for the winter. water year still on track, well above average in santa rosa, 60 inches of rain. san jose still at 120% of average. which is just over 18 inches of rain. as we get a look at the seven-day forecast, we stay in

the low 60s over the next several days in san francisco inland valleys will go from 89 today to 75 heading by the end of the week. into the weekend. mike says there's an issue now for san francisco. >> yeah, getting into the san francisco area over the bay bridge. let's show you the speed sensors around the bay, and we're show agreally typical pattern, just getting started with mild slowing in the usual spots, for hayward and also for san jose, north 101. but across the bay bridge, i saw the slowing and then the reason came in on chp's report. there's a disabled bus there as you get toward harrison off the westbound direction of the bay bridge. so that may be an issue if you don't clear that quickly. sounded like bridge crews were going to take care of that. really quickly, and we'll track it. we'll also track the rest of the community using waze. you can compare your route. even though there's a backup at the bay bridge and a slow drive right now, you may be tempted to avoid it, that's the green line. looking at the purple line which is a much more direct route through the congestion, still saving you about a half hour. that's the wise choice.

and that's the waze choice. you can also to join our team by selecting your waze team in your profile. you have the app on your phone, you perhaps had it for years. shake make sure you do this, go to your profile and select nbc bay area wazers. join urteam. not a lot of crashes this morning. we would like to hear from you if there's anything out there. >> thank you very much. >> it's 5:51 right now. coming up next on today in the bay, we investigate. >> the system is set up really to fail people who don't have attorneys. >> a court where money and legal representation make all the difference. coming up, we investigate inequities in u.s. immigration courts. >> but first, happening now, we're staying on top of breaking news from england. a terror attack, of course, yesterday in manchester. and another scare in the same city. while you were asleep, police evacuated a shopping center in central manchester. people reportedly left the scene in tears while others are

waiting outside the mall. officers did arrest a man there. it is not believed to be connected to yesterday's attack. back with more news in two minutes

welcome back. it's 5:54. when you face --

>> here, stephen stock discovered that can make a huge difference. >> well, good morning. you know, we dug through immigration court outcomes compiled by the transactional records access clearing-house, or trac, at syracuse, and there we found that people who appear in u.s. immigration court with an attorney are five times more likely to prevail than those who do not have a lawyer. nowhere is that in more stark contrast and more apparent than here in san francisco in the case of u.s. navy veteran joaquin sotelo. when we caught up with him, he was days away from being deported despite a history of military service. only the last-minute intervention by a lawyer with san francisco's legal firm kept him here in the bay area and his case moving forward in u.s. immigration court. sotelo was more than of more than 300 veterans who face

deportation after committing a crime after leaving military service. in his case, he was able to reunite with his children who he hadn't seen in four years of legal back and forth. children he likely wouldn't have ever seen again on american soil if he had been deported. homeland security officials tell me they're merely enforcing existing laws by deporting these veterans who break the law after their service and a u.s. immigration court judge told me that judges' hands are tied in immigration court by these out dated laws that need to change. if you want to know more, see our full story tonight at 6:00. or go to our website, nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. back to you. >> if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call, 888-996-tips or send us an e-mail. >> all right, news now. concerning o.j. simpson, he could be released if a july parole hearing goes his way. the former football star turned

infamous murder suspect could be free as early as october. you know the back story, but just to refresh, he was acquitted the trial of the century and then convicted of a robbery in vegas years after that. he has been behind bars since 2008. simpson was denied parole back in 2013. if he's denied again this summer, his next chance for release would be 2020. >> he may very well get parole just based upon the merits of his conduct in this case. previously, they would rank him as low risk. >> these charges we're talking about now, unrelated to the 1994 murder of his ex-wife, nicole brown and her friend ron goldman. brown and goldman's families maintain simpson is guilty of killing both of them. a civil court did find him liable, ordering the former star to pay $33.5 million to the families. >> 5:57. happening right now, police looking for a man who robbed a bank in downtown palo alto. here's a look at a surveillance

photo of a man who police say robbed a bank just after 1:00 yesterday afternoon. investigators say the man went into the bank, gave a note to the teller demanding money and then walked away with cash. he's described as 5'5", 160 pounds. >> we're getting a look at new video showing a smash and grab robbery at a northern california jewelry store. happened inside the roseville galleria mall yesterday afternoon. several robbers wearing masks broke glass cases with a baseball bat, grabbed jewelry and ran away. no one was injured. five people have been detained in connection with the robbery, but no arrests have been made. >> a lot going on at the international space station. happening now, two astronauts are venturing out for urgent space walking repairs at the space station. this is a live look right now from one of their cameras as they're making the space walk. astronauts peggy witson and jack fisher have to replace a data

relay box that broke over the weekend. it's one of two that control the radiators, solar panels and other critical systems up there. nasa says everything is still safe, but they want the bad orbit box to be replaced quickly in case the good one also goes down. >> tonight is the night for "the voice." the season 12 winner will be revealed in the show's two-hour finale. the four remainer singers had a chance to turn in performances. a 15-year-old aaliyah molden who is the youngest ever finalist in the competition, refused to let the night overwhelm her as she performed alongside her coach, blake shelton. >> just a couple months ago, i wouldn't be able to do it. it was so much work. but i'm glad i pushed myself and i'm glad that i'm here. >> nerves of steel for the 15-year-old. tonight's two-hour finale is going to be airing at a special time, 9:00 at night. going to feature several of the contestants and all-star duet performances with the likes of usher and little big town.

also solo performances from jennifer hudson, miley cyrus, and chris stapleton all leading up to the announcement of the winner. >> right now, terror in manchester, the country devastated this morning after 22 people were killed during a suicide bombing at a pop concert. the terror group now claiming responsibility for the attack and the arrest made overnight. >> plus, breaking right now, an early morning fire breaks out at a commercial area in the south bay. the impact this is having on local businesses this morning. >> and high school controversy. parents in the east bay angry that a new high school could be located near a major jail. the action they plan to take to prevent this from happening. today in the bay continues right now. a very good tuesday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. >> i'm sam brock, and comfort is the key here. we have been sweating it out here for the last couple days. the fog is back, hopefully lower temperatures starting to set in. >> it will be cooler as we go into the next several