away any strateging positions for law enforcement, so do be aware of that. also want to get to your forecast because we know you have plans to make. here's vianey arana. >> good morning. it is 5:00 a.m., but at least we're not seeing any 40s. current conditions right now remain in the 50s. but do expect to see some overcast skies, especially along the coastline. we're seeing a nice marine layer that is creating some fog. 54 degrees, half moon bay. san francisco, 55. san jose already at 58 degrees. the temperature trend is showing a promising start to memorial day weekend. by about 12:00, we start seeing those clouds clear out and we do begin to see breaks of sunshine warming up to about 66 degrees. san jose is expected to climb into the 70s, and san francisco is also expecting pretty positive conditions. i'll have a closer look in a minute, first, mike. >> because of the memorial day holiday, we have lighter traffic expected all around the bay morning commute. that's what we're finding utit's only 5:00. where we typically see a light

volume at the castro valley y anyway. my concern is 238 off 880, reports of a jackknifed big rig and two trailers it was hauling. there has been a tow truck called and chp is also on scene. no slowing outside of interchange, but be careful. south 880 heading to castro valley. in through castro valley, the castro valley y commute direction does move slowly. back to you. >> thank you. now back to the breaking news in gilroy. a heavy police presence in a residential neighborhood, and we have seen a s.w.a.t. team van, and police surrounding a home there. >> all this happening about three miles south of the gilroy outlets. bob redell joins us from gilroy add the scene on irving court. a residential area. what can you tell us about what's happening? >> good morning. irving court is off monterey street where you can see this is a crime scene commanded by the gilroy police department with assistant of the santa clara

sheriff's office. we had a member of law enforcement tell us off camera somebody was shot in the leg overnight. we know three people are in custody. two men and one woman. we believe by the looks of them, they possibly are juveniles. you can see the attention is focused on that home there, the back side of earvin court, where one of the s.w.a.t. armored vehicles out front. it appears they're still trying to clear the house and are possibly still looking for somebody. since we have been out here in the past 20 minutes, it's been relatively quiet, but we did hear some of the officers speaking at the command post about trying to clear that home. again, three people in custody, appears all three are juveniles, and as we heard from law enforcement person off camera, they tell us one person shot in the leg. that person's condition unknown, as you heard in the video, sounds like there's some canines outside searching for somebody.

we did see canines at least one in the background. bob redell, today in the bay. >> we know bob you'll stay there at the scene and will bring us details as we get them. >> teachers in one east bay school district are voicing their concerns about what they're calling an impasse in contract talks. teachers are seeking a salary increase for next year, and the union claimathize district is not doing enough to open its reserves to make that happen. teachers are planning to hand out leaflets today to parents at three off campus locations. >> happening right now, president trump is at the g-7 summit, of welshy nations. he's in sicily, italy. shortly after arriving at the summit, trump tweeting out he's getting to discuss economic growth, terrorism, and security. in the meantime, emanuel macron says his top priorities are climate change and trade. during a meeting with japan's prime minister, president trump talking about north korea, saying, quote, it's a big problem and will be solved.

you can bet on that. we're following more on his trip abroad. >> here at home, the russia investigation reaches a person deep in president trump's inner circle, his son-in-law jared kushner. nbc news learned jared kushner is under scrutiny by the fbi. tracie potts joining us live from capitol hill, tracking the very latest. he's a central figure in the white house. what do we know? >> very powerful and influential figure in the white house as well, sam. it doesn't necessarily mean the fbi thinks that kushner has done something wrong. it does mean that they think he may know something to help this investigation. multiple sources tell nbc president trump's son-in-law and adviser jared kushner is under scrutiny by the fbi. that does not mean he's a subject or target of the russia investigation. or that he's suspected of any crime. >> it may be that he has information, that he attended meetingsering that he participated in conversations

that might be useful to the investigation. >> we do know kushner had at least two meetings with russian officials, sergey kislyak, and a former intelligence trainee whose bank has been under surveillance for three years. >> why did the trump transition and the trump campaign have so many contacts with the russians and why did they withhold them or lie about them? >> that's what the fbi is investigating. former trump aides michael flynn and paul manafort are subjects of the probe, kushner is not, but he's the first person tied to the investigation in the president's inner circle. >> awfully hard for the president to say i barely know the guy. >> kushner's attorney said he already volunteered to tell congress what he knows. he will do the same if he's contacted in connection with any other inquiry. so the fbi investigation continues, but the justice department isn't saying anything about it at all.

not confirming or denying anything about kushner or about the russia investigation. back to you. >> all right. it's a talker today. thank you. a large memorial continues to grow for the victims of monday's deadly concert terror attack in manchester, england. the investigation, meanwhile, took a new turn overnight with word of another arrest amidst ongoing concern of another attack. authorities in manchester searching a property that may be tied to that investigation. anti-terror teams carrying out the search in a neighborhood. investigators are trying to figure out whether the bomber worked alone or was part of an underground network. meanwhile, we are seeing our first video of that attacker outside his home. and this is video that was shot by a neighbor last year. authorities say he was in close contact with family members before monday's slaughter in which 22 people were killed. there are now eight people in custody in connection with the

bombing. >> i want to reassure people that the arrests that we have made are significant. >> investigators are also looking into claims that the bomber's sister said to the "wall street journal" he wanted revenge for problems in syria. >> a man accused of widespread identity theft has been arrested in emeryville. he was found in a target parking lot with a u-haul van not far from the huge ikea store. when the suspect saw officers, he left the van, took off on foot. officers then arrested him for jaywalking. they found personal information of dozens of people including birt certificates, bank account numbers and addresses inside the u-haul. >> only on nbc bay area, the family of a toddler killed by a suspected drunk driver is speaking out, raising concerns about how authorities handled this cay. the suspect is the wife of an east bay deputy. the 3-year-old died eight months ago on the shoulder of

interstate 680 when he and his mother were struck as they were waiting in a disabled car. investigators say the woman rear ended them while she was drunk. it took months before she actually ended up in jail. she's the wife of an alameda county deputy. their father has learned the suspect was involved in a separate dui incident prior to the deadly crash. >> the first one was with her own 10-year-old daughter in the car, then she killed my grandson, then she goes and gets arrested for public intoxication. what else is it going to take? >> malahan was arraigned this week on vehicular manslaughter and dui charges. prosecutors say it's taken this long because they wanted to make sure they had a solid case. >> 5:08. the push to slow down street crossing times for pedestrians keeps growing louder. we have been reporting this, and today, advocates for seniors and people with disabilities will be back out calling on the city to take action. they're asking to add more time to crossing signals to allow

seniors and others to cross safely. today's news conference is at 1:00 at geary boulevard at 25th avenue. last month, two women, a 77-year-old and a 56-year-old, were killed in crosswalks last month alone. >> a second ago, we were talking about repaving at sfo. could be the same thing coming to oakland. oakland airport getting a major boost in repaving its main runway after congresswoman barbara lee announced a $4.5 million federal grant to get that project off the ground. the runway was last repaved in 2001. >> liftoff this weekend because i just got one question for you. are you ready for rock 'n' roll? >> i am. >> that's good, because there's going to be a lot of playing this week and a lot of music fans coming to town bottlerock. that's because the three-day music festival begins today. the headliner for friday, maroon 5. >> you're excited. >> not as excited as my fiancee. you'll never guess who picked

the friday date. tomorrow night is tom petty and the heartbreakers. that would have been my first choice for a headliner. sunday, the foo fighters will be closing things out. all three days at this point sold out. great event. >> i guess you're not going to ask me if i want to carpool. >> vianey, you want to come too? >> i do want to come, especially after seeing just how nice the temperatures are going to be, even in the north bay, east, everywhere. it's going to be perfect weather for any type of festival or fun activity. peninsula seeing overcast skies. we're seeing the marine layer and that's going to bring cloudy conditions through the south bay as well. expect to keep the clouds the forecast, but it will break apart by midmorning. tri-valley, 56 degrees. san francisco, 53, and today's highs will be climbing into the 60s and 70s for inland areas. i'll have a closer look at your memorial day weekend in a bit, but first let's check in with mike. >> we're going to check in with the bay bridge. a breeze, but not a problem for

drivers. i'm watching this, the steady flow getting in toward the tunnel, yerba buena island and the on ramp where chp reports a crash does not seem to be affecting the flow of traffic on the live shot and the sensors show the same thing, an easy drive right now, that crash is indicated right there. the on-ramp from treasure island. the rest of the bay does move, but still watching the disabled big rig on southbound 238. >> thank you. coming up, an iconic fashion designer dead. the details just coming into our newsroom about her death next. >> also, riding in style. lyft upping the ante when it comes to hot rides. the luxurious cars the company is debuting. >> plus, the calorie counters. the things you wear on your wrist, do they really work? stanford says maybe not. we'll show you how bad the errors are in business and tech. =mike/trx=

mike traffic tease ==traffic maps full== it is 5:14. and the temperatures in the 50s. we are seeing 54, half moon bay. 55 for san francisco. also seeing a nice marine layer that is bringing in some fog and cloudy conditions. we'll talk about when you can expect to see sunshine in about four minutes. >> and an easy drive here. this is your commute. tell you why it's two minutes for northbound 238. we have a disabled double trailer big rig. i'm tracking that as well as the rest of the commute. >> thank you, mike.

>> 5:14. she was known as the queen of cashmere. italian fashion designer laura biagiotti passed away this week after a heart attack. she died wednesday night at her estateside of rome. her daughter announced her death this morning. biagiotti was one of the first italian designers to conquer the global market. she was known for her loose women's clothing and luxurious knits, hence the nickname queen of cashmere. she was 73 years old. starting today, lyft is expanding options for customers looking for a more luxurious ride. lyft lux and lyft lux suv are black car services for black tie events and special events. some might say they're lifting a page from the uber playbook and uber's black feature. this starts today in five markets that include san francisco and throughout silicon valley. >> if you take it, let us know what you think.

>> uber, meanwhile, has run into more trouble. >> this continues our coverage. what's the latest turn? >> a silicon valley women's group is cutting their ties with uber saying the company's treatment of women was too poor for the relationship to continue. anita borg institute said a letter to uber's executives. the institute helps companies groom women exneeengineers. they said the work environment at uber is just not conducive enough for that to happen. a former engineer at uber went public with her complaints but it's hardly the first complaint about their treatment of women. all of the engineers on the team got company jackets except for the women because the boss decided there were not enough women on the team to justify such a small order. >> i just mean, we would absolutely love to have a strong woman working here. >> i'm not a woman engineer. i'm an engineer.

>> okay. no, no, oh, no. yes, of course. we want to hire the best people who happen to be women. regardless of whether or not they have women. part is irrelevant. >> a very funny scene from the ho series "silicon valley" tat seems to fit in here. it has been renewed for a fifth season. one actor is not returning. it's not clear why. >> wall street will try to go for seven straight days of gains. nasdaq up 42. that's a record. the nasdaq and s & p will open at record highs this morning. and sam and kris, stanford just finished a study that found the fitness monitors people wear don't do a good job of measuring calorie burn. they're fine at measuring heart rate. when they say you burned 100 calories walking the dog, you probably didn't. the study said the fitbit surge was the most accurate, but probably off by 30%, which is

ridiculous. >> pretty wide margin. >> most accurate is still pretty poor. mine says i spend a lot of time on the couch. it's working pretty well. >> how many calories are you burning at that? >> not many. >> thanks, scott. >> well, you can tell sfo is officially onboard with the warriors championship train or perhaps in this case, plane would be the more suitable world. a live look at the airport awash in blue and yellow. the final start on thursday with a familiar matchup for the third straight year, the warriors face the cleveland cavaliers, who beat boston last night. >> that is such an amazing shot there. look at that. the sky, the colors. all right, so we're all oin the warriors. this is the trilogy now because they have obviously split the first two times. now we have to wait a week. the cavs won last year. draymond green got tossed from a game, suspended for one. right now, though, we're going into 20, a big question if steve

kerr will be on the sidelines. kerr washand for practice yesterday, but because he is still recovering a second back surgery, no time table for his return. >> general manager bob myer talked about it gist yesterday. >> this should be great. this should be unbelievable. we are excited. and we are proud, but our head coach can't coach. it's not an excuse. it's just a fact. that sucks. >> coach mike brown will sit in for kerr. he seems to be doing a good job. warriors hope to continue a dominant post season run with three straight series sweeps. vianey said that's a new dress. >> a great looking dress. >> thank you. i didn't wear it yesterday for national wine day, so i decided to wear it today. i'm with the warriors all the way. i was at that game on sunday, the first game where they were 25 behind.

epic one. >> i was there, too. how did we not establish this? ed opportunity. >> we watched from the couch. >> well, we had a great time. sam, i hope you had a good time. i hope you have a lot of planning to do, especially for this weekend as we remember our fallen heroes, because the temps are shaping out to be quite nice. in napa, 57 degrees. half moon bay, 54. mountain view, 55. and doppler radar is showing some foggy conditions. we're seeing a nice marine layer. that's going to bring a lot of overcast and cloudy conditions, at least through the mid morning. by lunch hour, those clouds should start breaking apart, making way for a very pleasant day. here's a quick check of today's forecast. 68 for the peninsula. expect 70s in the tri-valley. also 70s in the east bay. san francisco will remain breezy to windy as we head into the weekend. we are expecting for the winds to die down. right now, not really a factor.

a quick reminder as we're heading into memorial day weekend, if you're planning to head to the beach, watch for rip currents. at the moment, there isn't any severe threat for a strong swell, but remember to look out, and we're expect the breezier windy conditions to pick up for the weekend. don't turn your backs to the waves. let's talk about the santa cruz getaway. by 12:00, we will be in the 50s. then we're also expecting pretty nice conditions up in sonoma and napa through tomorrow and through sunday. warming up into the 70s. and as we head over to half moon bay, tomorrow, expect to see overcast skies as well. then it will pick up nicely with a lot of sunshine. lake tahoe also looking at nice conditions. and of course, your memorial day forecast. by 7:00 a.m., we'll start partly cloudy on monday and it will start warming up by 11:00 a.m. before we see the high pressure build in and by next week, back in the 80s. upper 80s at that. mike. >> all right, we're looking right now at the pre-holiday light traffic. friday light as well. a good combination.

bad combination, disabled big rig and 238, but only one lane on the southbound side, i learned this seconds ago, has been blocked. better news. we had slowing, south 85, that was going on. nothing on the chp report. and the earlier pickup of the construction as they fix the dip we told you about, 85 to 101, that's also clear. let's get a look at the waze app. we were showing you travel times. waze reports a nice easy drive from danville over to the oakland airport, maybe to pick up for an early flight or drop off, looking at the walnut creek interchange or dublin interchange, both drives about a half hour, but things will get more crowded. make sure to check your waze app on your phone. make sure you're a member of our team so we can share our information. you click your profile, watch this, hit teams, and then bay area wazers. and chris walked you through that a long time ago. we had that on facebook. >> thank you, mike. >> coming up, heading to the

sierra this long holiday weekend. you're going to find some road blocks along the way, but we'll tell you where they are. while this weekend may be the

unofficial start of summer welcome back. it's 5:25. while this weekend may be the unofficial start of summer, nature is not necessarily playing along. winter conditions have kept some passes in the sierra closed, and

they're likely to remain that way for at least the next few weeks. that includes evt's pass and sunora pass in the national forest. caltrans is clearing snow drifts. some of them 40 feet high. that looks like egypt. like the pyramids. >> the great pyramids of snow. hitting the road for the long holiday weekend, we have been watching gas prices. they do appear to be spikes as summer travel gets under way. here's a look at some of the local prices. in san jose, a gallon of regular gas is going to cost you $3.20. up 13 cents from a week ago. in oakland, gas prices are $3.18. that's up 12 cents. lastly, in san francisco, the most expensive of the group, $3.29. that is also up 12 cents from last week. just like every holiday weekend, a long holiday weekend, the golden gate bridge will have restricted parking over the memorial day holiday. no cars allowed during the day at the lot on the south end of the bridge and also vista point,

which gets all clogged up with people wanting to get those pictures. those restrictions last through monday. >> coming up, we're tracking that breaking news in gilroy. bob redell is there on the scene. >> correction, kris, where one person has been shot during a burglary. law enforcement has now surrounded a home in a search for the suspect. we'll have the latest coming up. >> the waters may look safe at this popular san francisco beach, but experts say looks can be deceiving. the warning for beachgoers heading into this memorial day weekend. live-stream your favorite sport

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a home surrounded in gilroy. we continue with breaking news at 5:30 this morning. a home surrounded in gilroy. you can see the canines on scene as we look live. we're learning new details about what led to this tense situation. police say it started with an interrupted burglary and ended with a person shot. thanks so much for joining us on this friday. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we have bob redell out there on the scene. we'll hear from him in just a couple minutes. first, we have a weekend forecast to get to. vianey arana in for kari. >> yeah, sam, and so far, we're off to a bit of a cloudy start. we are seeing some fog, especially along the peninsula. that will be building over the next 20 to 30 minutes. the south bay also seeing some overcast skies in the tri-valley at 56. this is all due to a very deep

rene layer that's bringing some cloud cover throughout parts of the bay area. east bay, 58 degrees. san francisco, 53. but we are expecting for marine layer to break down and that's going to make way for plenty of sunshine. here's a quick check of today's highs. we'll be in the 70s for the south bay and 60s along the coastline. mike, how are the roads looking? >> as expected, very, very light. friday light and pre-holiday friday light. so lighter than light. we're looking at a nice, easy drive, although this shows up for the second time this morning, south 85. perhaps a couple slow moving vehicles but no major problems. and this crash over here, highway 4 westbound, and through pittsburg, this may be blocking some of the slow lane, but i haven't seen any slowing. the bay bridge toll plaza, we expect to see the metering lights and a backup. not today. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >> 5:31. and back to that breaking news in gilroy that we started covering when we went on the air at 4:30. new developments from the scene, and police are still surrounding

a home on ervin court. >> that's where we find bob redell who has been live at the scene all morning for us. we see very active behind you. what can you tell us? >> good morning to you. as you push into the end of ervin court, that home on the right, it might be better to see now that we're getting the sunlight, but the sheriff's office has their s.w.a.t. vehicle outside. they're assisting the gilroy police department. for about the past 20 minutes, we have heard officers over the p.a. system telling whoever it is is in the house to come out with their hands up. this is the result of an interrupted burglary that resulted in one person being shot in the leg. it's not clear if the burglary happened at this home or elsewhere. the focus now is at this home and they're not sure if somebody is still inside. at least three people have been taken into custody. two males, female. we know the female and one of the males are actually juveniles. they're in custody in the back

of cars right now. we're awaiting the pio the officer with the gilroy police department to come out here and brief us, give us more detail on what led to this interrupted burglary overnight. what the relation is to the juveniles in the car, and who they're trying to possibly find inside that home right now in the back of ervin court off monterey street. reporting live here in gilroy, bob redell, today in the bay. >> bob trying to put all the pieces together for us. thank you. we'll speak with you soon. >> 5:33 right now. new this morning, sucker punched on the stanford campus. a man was punched and robbed on campus about five hour uz go, right around midnight. the victim was walking on campus drive when two men walked up, approached him from different directions. police say they punched the victim in the face, his backpack and ran off. the suspects are described as black men, about six feet tall, with either braids or dreadlocks. right now, there are some

dangers lurking in the water, as we enjoy really nice weather this weekend for the holiday. watch out for dangerous waves. >> yeah, like a siren's call. experts are warning to be careful, particularly at ocean beach. today in the bay's pete suratos is live at ocean beach with the concerns there. we often see folks who are visiting in trouble because they don't know how dangerous this beach is. >> good morning to you, and the main concerns are the rip currents here at ocean beach. hence why you see the signs like this behind me, along the beach, telling folks about the dangers of it. the water may look safe, but they can easily suck you in. that's why there have been several drownings at this beach last year alone. i got to speak to an expert about this topic and he had this simple piece of advice, if you can't swim, stay away from the water. >> there's two types of sand here. dry sand and wet sand. the wet sand is where the waves come up to.

if you can't swim, stay on the dry sand. don't let your kids get down there at all. >> now, in the event you do get caught in a rip current, he suggests you relax, see where the land is, let the current take you beyond the breakers. look for the shore, swim parallel to it, and surf the waves back in. he also said it's important not to fight the which would make it harder to get back to the shore. we're live in san francisco, pete suratos for today in the bay. >> be careful out there this weekend. pete, thank you very much. >> 5:35 right now. a live look at sfo where crews today are resuming a lengthy runway repaving project that is going to impact some travel plans tomorrow and the next day, too. paying tribute to the warriors with that color this morning. werers are doing repaving work and also relighting a runway. teams say the work over the holiday weekend is really accelerated as they're trying to meet an early june deadline. check your flight status aheof time because about a dozen flights tomorrow and sunday are

canceled, and airport officials say many other flights are going to be delayed. >> we decided it was probably better to do a small one during the midst of the memorial day weekend rart than push deeper into the month of june because as you get into june, every weekend gets busier. >> well, the work is not expected to impact flights today or on monday. the airport says some weekend delays may reach about an hour and a half. >> all right, so that's one note if you travel around toward sfo, keep that in mind for tomorrow. we're looking at here now and the crash that cleared from the 238 area, that disabled big is now gone from the lanes, but this is now in the bay. slowing south 880 approaching the fremont alvarado off ramp. a crash reported just before you get to ducotto. that looks like what's going on. chp will get there and give us more detail. as they arrive, i'll let you know. we're looking at your travel times. an easy drive to the bay bridge toll plaza with no metering lights. no backup.

pre-holiday frask. we're looking at the weekend holiday closures. b.a.r.t. and vta have closures that will effect routes monday. >> ooh, the bus bridges. those take a little longer. >> yeah. >> like you said, light roads. we're breezing our way to the weekend. >> and in case you haven't made plans already, veaniy has plans for us. >> i have some plans and a look at your day planner, and since friday is a part of the weekend, even if all of us are still at work, it is looking good. let's go over today's forecast. at least just a quick check of it. we are expecting to see 50s in half moon bay. san francisco, 60s, and then san jose, palo alto, we'll be climbing into the 70s. today's forecast is going to set up very nicely as we head into the weekend. so as we head into tomorrow, a quick check of what you can expect. expect another cloudy start. breezy conditions. a windier coast by:00.

58 degrees for the bay 57 for inland areas. by 3:00 tomorrow as you're getting out of lunch hour, we'll start climbing into the 60s for the bay and 70s for inland areas. 72 degrees, nice and cool. mostly clear skies will remain into the afternoon. as we head into sunday, we're going to notice a bit of a shift. sunday night heading into monday, we start seeing high pressure dominating in the forecast, and as that begins to build in, we start climbing back up into the upper 70s. overall, we will be starting with some overcast skies. so don't let that fool you as you're getting ready to head to the beach or if you have barbecue plans or if you're going to visit our fallen heroes, we'll start with overcast skies but it will start clearing by noon. 68 as we head to inland areas. on memorial day, we're expecting much more pleasant conditions. a little less cloud cover and more of a warmup. especially for inland areas. upper 70s expected. 67 degrees by 11:00 a.m. and by 4:00, we will be climbing

into the 70s. 78 degrees, maybe even 80s in some yeahs. definitely expecting to enjoy a very nice weekend ahead. and then as we head into tuesday, looking ahead, we expecting to get back to those 80s. please make sure to keep in mind to drink a lots of water if you're going to be outside because we are looking to see a nice warmup in the bay area. back to you guys. >> thank you, vianey. >> new this morning, a strip mall up in flames. we'll take a closer look at the aftermath left behind after this massive fire overnight. >> plus, president trump is on the last leg of his big overseas tour. we'll bring you up to speed when today in the bay continues.

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standing right by, just inches away. very dangerous situation as the roof starts to collapse, swallowing the ac unit. the firefighters were able to bring the fire under control with no injuries, amazingly. >> a bay area college professor accused of attacking people at a rally for president trump is expected in court today. the video of the vile nlts was posted on youtube. the former college professor eric clanten hit at least three people in the head with a bike lock. this was during a rally in berkeley last month. the video quickly went viral on right wing websites. >> first, the victory, then the apology. a congressional candidate charged with misdemeanor assault of a news reporter still won at the ballot box. greg gianforte emerged victorious just one day after he was charged in a violent encounter with a reporter. that race was thrust into the

spotlight after ben jacobs said he grabbed him by the neck with both hands and slammed him to the ground. there's audio of the confrontation and a fox news crew that was there backed up the reporter's version of events. during last's victory speech, gianforte apologized for the incident. >> last night, i made a mistake. and i took an action that i can't take back. and i'm not proud of what happened. i should not have responded in the way that i did, and for that i'm sorry. >> gianforte says he wants to make montana great again and drain the swamp when he gets to washington, d.c. >> nbc news reporter hallie jackson said president trump this morning simply said great win in montana. now, the president is on his last leg of his overseas trip, talking to other world leaders in sicily. >> this after a contentious and at points awkward meeting with supposed allies at nato, scott mcgrew. >> yeah. good morning, for a group of allies, they didn't seem to get

along very well. we'll start with what kris was talking about, the g7ing. it's canada, france, germany, italy, japan, the uk, and us. climate change and trade are expected to be big topics. president trump startled many of our allies in the dead kalgz of a new 9/11 memorial sculpture. he said he wouldn't ask how much the new nato headquarters cost and took nato members task for not paying enough. this is a theme that he's brought up several times in the past. mr. trump said they're still not paying what they're supposed to be paying for defense. this is true. only five nations spend the expected 2% of their gdp on their own defense. that money is spent on their own armies, not on nato. nato doesn't have their own military. so when trump said these nations massive amounts of money from

past years, that's simply not true. each country does pay the equivalent of a membership fee to nato. every member state is paid up. you can see many leaders in the crowd reacting to that inaccuracy. trump said it on the campaign trail to americans but continuing that inaccurate statement at nato itself was surprising. we double checked all those figures to make sure. it's pretty easy to do, because we simply just called nato. the spokeswoman confirmed president trump's understanding of how nato works and the president's claim that the countries were behind on payments was simply wrong. and of course, the whole world press is talking about our president shoving the prime minister of montenegro and then straightening his suit. a washington post columnist calls it a national embarrassment. the president of mont nenegro sd it was no big deal. his country is now just joining the alliance.

a shove is inappropriate. a reasonable question to ask, though, why nato is allowing montenegro to join. the premise of nato is an attack on one of us, is an attack on all of us. in exchange for protecting montenegro, they get protection for their military, 1,950 of them. if you have comments about our coverage or questions about what's going on, contact me on twitter. i'm @scottmcgrew. kris and sam. >> and you always answer, too. >> the bay area bridges hit a major milestone tomorrow. looking a little foggy. on this day, may 27th, back in 1937, the golden gate bridge opened, connecting san francisco to marin. to celebrate this moment, special events will be held at the south and welcome center and the entire memorial day weekend starting today, the parking lots will be closed at both ends of

the bridge from 11:00 in the morning until 5:00 in the evening so if you want a picture, get up early or stay late. >> a lot of people will be partying and staying late. excellent point there. we're checking out the great weekend forecast. kris is ready to get the party started. got her white on. not quite memorial day. >> it's after easter. >> already friday. that's already the weekend. and memorial day weekend can be as long as four days. and all four days are off to a great start. we're not tracking any rain, although there is a chance that you might see some drizzle along the coastline. it's all thanks to a marine layer. 50 degrees along the peninsula. south bay also seeing a combination of hazy skies and we will see peeks of sunshine later in the afternoon. san francisco, 53. east bay, sgathd. and some breezy conditions as well. we will be seeing the winds picking up through the weekend with gustier winds expected as we head into monday. the temperature trend for today, by about 11:00 a.m., 64 degrees.

if you notice in the icons, we lose the clouds and welcome in the sunshine at about lunch hour. by 12:00 for san jose, and eventually, san francisco will also expect to see a little more sunshine, but those overcast skies will stick around through midmorning and we'll start seeing more breaks in the sunshine. also by 12:00. a quick check of your pollen report for today the allergy report is looking good. trees are moderate, weeds, grass, and mold all low which is great if you're going to be outside. your allergies shouldn't act up too much. if you have plans to head to the beach, the water is always usually pretty cold. if you don't have plans to get in the water, you'll still be just fine. just a quick reminder, if you are heading to the beach, stay hydrated, wear plenty of sunscreen, and always look out for rip kurnlts and swim parallel if you get caught in one, and make sure to take frequent breaks. if you're heading to half moon bay, a quick check of what you can expect as we head into tomorrow. 50s in the forecast, and a lot

of sunshine. not just for half moon bay but also santa cruz. going to be a lit cool. you might need a light sweater, but beach conditions will be very pleasant. are the roads looking pleasant? >> except for one key spot, because of a crash, we'll show you, overall, yes. vianey was alluding to, an easy drive, the green speed sensors. we take you to mont, southbound 880 jamming up. leaving hayward through union city, get to the fremont alvarado off ramp. just past the off ramp, a crash blocking at least one lane. chp is arriving, a lot of activity. that's the reason for the slower drive to the dumbarton bridge. maybe take the san mateo bridge. let's show you what waze shows. a delay, if you're planning your ride from castro valley or down to san jose. 680 is the better route. obviously, because it's a smooth drive here and you have that lay from hayward in toward fremont. you see the difference in timing there. you see the difference on your waze app as well.

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taking a live look outside over downtown san francisco welcome back right now as the sun is coming up and a little cloud cover right now in san francisco. a live look at the trance america building over downtown san francisco. it will be foggy and breeze

along the coast but we'll be warming up. >> an firefighter was dead after he was injured working a fire south of the oregon border. he was leading a grew clearing brush that contained a fire when a large tree fell on him. there are about 3900 inmates firefighters across the state. he's the fourth inmate firefighter to die on duty since the program was created back in the 1940s. >> evacuations still in effect this morning in stockton after a massive at a pallet warehouse. firefighters will be on the scene for the next fews monitoring hot spots. piles of pallets are still burning right now. that fire broke out about 5:15 last night. two homes were destroyed. several others damaged. one woman was taken to a burn center for treatment. her son describes the scene. >> she got burned up. from the fire. from the heat. i mean, it was just unbearable, just having any time they move our things out of the house, we

couldn't save nothing but ourselves. >> now, some of the back story here. one family says that they called regulators before to report what it says were code violations at the pallet yard. they said the pallet are stacked too high and the yard appears to be open all the time. >> 5:56. happening later today, chris cornell is going to be laid to rest. there will be a private memorial service follow by a public viewing of his burial site at hollywood forever cemetery this afternoon. cornell, of course, was found unresponsive in his detroit hotel room last thursday hours after he performed a concert in that city. preliminary autopsy results show the singer hanged himself, but the family says he may have taken more of an antianxiety drug than he was prescribed. >> patients are getting help paying hospital bills in a surprising new way. some hospitals are eliminating the middle man and offering interest free loans to pay back over time. more than a quarter of americans

can't pay an unexpected bill of $2,000 or more. now, hospitals are jumping in, partnering with banks to try to lend that money to patients directly. before you take out a hospital loan, patient advocates say you should explore all of your options. >> while that zero interest might seem very attractive, it's not a substitute for figuring out what you can afford. >> first try negotiating a lower bill with your insurance company. and if you do get a loan, make sure you read the fine print. missing payments could result in fines and damage to your credit score. >> we have a follow-up for you this morning on the norovirus outbreak in northern california. more schools are closing today because of an outbreak in yolo county. a preschool in davis, and two schools in woodland will be closed today. crews are cleaning out the schools in the hoping of sprezing the virus.

there have already been more than 3 3300 cases of norovirus the county since the start of the month. >> love you. >> a new trend is adding another dimension to tattoos. sound. a company called skin motion has come up with sound wave tattoos. it's an app based company that can use tattoos to memorialize any audio file under a minute long. >> when they upload that sound to our app, the sound gets analyzed and turns into the wave form. >> all right, users can hear the finishedue by scanning it with a smartphone camera. the skin motion app launches next month, but there's already a waiting list and no word yet on how much that will cost. >> i kept seeing that on social media, and i didn't know if it was true. i'm glad to hear that. >> a new video issing this morning showing a man deflating a bounce house while the children were still inside. >> it happened in port st. lucie

florida, during a 1-year-old girl's birthday. the bounce house begins to lose air. parents rush over to help. two dozen kids were taken to the hospital, but none of them were injured. >> a home security camera captured a different angle showing a man walking along the side of the house and then unplugging the bounce house. the homeowner said the man who unplugged the bounce house is one of her neighbors. >> if rr planning to do some grilling this memorial day weekend or any time over the summer, there's a hotline if you need help. for the fifth year in a row, longhorn steakhouse is bringing back its grill hotline. certified grill masters will be available on the phone this sunday from 8:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. to answer all of your grilling need questions. the number is 1-85-lh-grill. you can also get tips and recipes by texting the word grill to 55702 all summer long. >> disney's california adventure's newest ride opens

this weekend, the new guardians of the galaxy mission breakout opens tomorrow. it replaces the twilight zone tower of terror which caused controversy among disney fans. the guardians ride has new visual and audio effects and it's designed to be different if you ride it several times. guardians of the galaxy 2 was released in theaters on may 25th. >> following breaking news out of the south bay. live on scene where police have surrounded a house as they investigate a shooting. >> plus, president trump is on the last leg of his overseas trip today. the critical issues on the agenda as he attends the g7 summit in sicily. >> and speaking out. an east bay family whose toddler was killed by a suspected drunk driver speaks exclusively to nbc bay area. there are concerns about how the investigation was handled. today in the bays right now. >> a good friday morning here. a holiday weekend in store.