more beach weather for saturday and sunday. i'll have a look ahead to that coming up in a few minutes. mike says there's already a crash reported at the bay bridge. >> always a focal point of the morning commute, but a fender bender, if there was a fender, at least a bumper. but no debris in the roadway and no cars left over. i saw the tow truck pulled over to the side. there's a backup for cash lanes. as we look at the map, we don't see major problems as far as the speed sensors. we marked the crash at the bridge. it has cleared. there's mist in the air, and enough to be a little damp on the roadways. my car spun its tires a bit as i came from a dead stop. a note as you drive through the bay area. back to you. >> mistiness outside. right now, going to washington. thank you, mike. a flurry of breaking news coming out of the white house this morning. let's start with this. nbc news confirming in the last hour that president trump's communications director is resigning. he served just three months in that role. he was a late addition to staff.

he resigns nearly two weeks ago but agreed to stay on through the president's first international trip. sourcing saying dubky did not mesh well with others in the west wing. in the meantime, the president says he has, quote, total confidence in his son-in-law jared kushner. that is despite news breaking from "the washington post" last week that kushner attempted to set up secret back channel communications with russia. here's arizona senator john mccain reacting to that report. >> this becomes more and more and more bizarre, in fact, you can't make it up. >> nbc news is also learning that corey lewandowski, the campaign manager that trump fired in the height of the campaign, may be coming back as the president is looking beyond his current adviseadvisers. scott mcgrew will break down all these developments for us at 5:45. >> 5:01 right now. new video showing a daring rescue in santa cruz. the rescue marking the third

just like it this month alone. >> today in the bay's pete suratos joining us live in oyster point with a new warning coming from the u.s. coast guard. pete. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, sam and laura. there have been several of these water rescues over the past month by the coast guard, including one over the weekend at oyster point marina in south san francisco. but we'll show you some of the new video of the latest rescue in santa cruz. you can see in this video, they had to use a helicopter crew to save this kite surfer in santa cruz. now, according to the coast guard, they received a report about the kite surfer in distress near a rocky part of santa cruz around 4:00 p.m. yesterday. crews were able to save the kite surfer who didn't suffer any major injuries. we'll show you video from over the weekend at oyster point. this was just two days after -- excuse me, before that incident that we just showed you. this involved a kite surfer and instructor who were rescued right here at oyster point. in this case, both individuals

weren't wearing life jackets and had to hold on to a buoy during that rescue. the coast guard is reminding people to be aware of their surroundings in the water and go with a group in the event that someone needs to call for help. we're live in south san francisco, pete suratos for today in the bay. >> thanks for the latest there. 5:03 right now. this morning, closing arguments will continue in the penalty phase of the sierra lamar murder case. jurors will then decide if antolin garcia torres will live or die. kris sanchez joins us live from the hall of justice with what's next and what's been a very emotional long case, too, kris. >> yeah, it has been a very long case, laura, and it has been emotional. and jurors post recently heard from antolin garcia torres' own mother who testified about the extreme poverty and violence he saw in the home as he was growing up. the judge only allowed some of that kind of testimony in order to appeal to the jury's sympathy, it had to be related to domestic violence.

before that, the jury also heard from sierra lamar's parents. her sister, her friends, who told them what life is like for them since garcia torres kidnapped and killed the 15-year-old. another thing that could be in play is an exchange of information. we have talked about this before. if garcia torres reveals where sierra lamar's body could be found, he could spare himself from death row. up to this point, his lawyers have maintained he did not kidnap and kill her. now, the jury had a four-day weekend away from this courthouse. they have been here and very committed for a very long time. they had four days where they didn't have to talk about the case, but certainly, they were likely to have thought about it. we do know that garcia torres will not be testifying on his own behalf in this part of the trial as well. in san jose, kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> thanks for the latest there. one we'll continue to follow. >> 5:04. happening today, an oregon man accused of stabbing and killing two good samaritans is expected to appear in court to be

formally charged. police on friday arrested jeremy joseph question after they say he stabbed and killed the men on a light rail train. a third man was also injured. all three victims were trying to help two muslim women targeted by the suspect in a racist rant. 5:05. the former dictator of panama, manuel noriega, has died. he ruled panama until he was forcibly removed by american troops in 1989. he was later jailed in the u.s. on drug and money laundering charges. he was also districted in france and then in panama for murder, corruption, and embezzlement. he was 83 years old. local news now. paying up. today, the oakland city council is considering a $1 million payout in the sex abuse case that rocked that city's police department. they're recommending officials approve a nearly $1 million payout for a claim filed by jasmine adoslin.

she told investigators she had sex with as many as 30 members of east bay law infoirsment agencies, some while she was still a minor. the original claim sought $66 million in damages. >> 5:06. a los gatos high school senior is defending his prom proposal that many are seeing as racist. the student spoke to us, he didn't want his idepty shown, but said he used a personalized emoji to ask a girl to the prom. when that didn't work, she showed up to her house dressed as the emoji, as you see here, putting on a black face. the student said his intentions were innocent. >> to dress up as my bit emoji, i had no racist intentions. i didn't mock the african-american community at any point. >> that's not the only incident that is a concern. a second post from a different student shows someone asking if they want to be like the n-word and hang at the prom. it's not clear if or how the students will be disciplined. >> i'm sure parents will be

waiting to find out that information. >> 5:06. happening in san jose. caltrans holding a community workshop for a bicycle plan. the goal is to improve bike safety in the bay area and the final plan is expected some time next winter so you have to wait a little wile. tonight's meeting is at 6:00. if you're planning on hitting the links today, we're going to have cool temperatures as we get a look at the planner at half moon bay. all cloudy, and we start out in the lower 50s at 9:00. only going to see some upper 50s there, and not a lot of sunshine. going hiking in the east bay or just going to some of the nearby parks, it will be cloudy and cool at 7:00. 53 degrees to start. at 10:00, a little bit of some sunshine peeking out with light winds and 60 degrees. reaching into the upper 60s by 2:00 today. we'll take a look ahead to some warmer temperatures in the forecast coming up in three minutes. and b.a.r.t. is back to full

service today. >> that's right. they took an extended weekend, but instead of being a vacation weekend like many vokes had, okay, i got yesterday off, thank you, guys. we also had b.a.r.t. service disrupted all weekend. back in full service for all trains right now, 41 of them, and that includes the lake merritt station. no more delays or reroutes. looking at a smooth ride for all of these roadways. slowing out of the altamont pass. typical for west 580 at this time. on the peninsula, we did get a report of a crash. northbound highway 101 near the embarcadero off ramp, it doesn't sound like any lanes are blocked. we have a camera just north of that crash, and in palo alto, you see a light no of traffic and everybody is coming in off the area just fine. we'll continue to monitor this. back to you. >> sounds good. thanks a lot, mike. >> 5:08. new this morning, changes coming to a popular airline. the procedure being tested at a bay area airport that could be

make deplaning a lot faster. >> that sounds convenient. >> first a live look outside at san jose. you can see some of the clouds hanging out there, at least in the early morning hours. all the changes set for the forecast covered in two minutes.

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it's 5:12 now. we have about 40 minutes until sunrise, looking live outside at fremont. the temperature trend starts out cool this morning with some cloudy skies. but right at about 10:00, we'll start to see some sun coming out. you can make some plans to enjoy some cooler weather today with sunshine and gusty winds, staying well below our average high of 75 degrees. coming up in five minutes, i'll talk about a much warmer weekend headed into the bay area. >> and kari, also heading into the bay area, these folks inbound 580 out of the central valley, a little slowing because of the volume. we'll show you what things are like closer to the bay bridge. >> we lock forward to that. thank you very much. 5:12 on your tuesday morning. developing in iraq, you see the explosion. there are at least 15 people who have been killed after a car

bomb exploded outside a popular ice cream shop in central baghdad. 24 more people have been injured. isis has claimed responsibility for the attack. the railway station next to the manchester arena where 22 people were killed in last week's terror areopened today. victoria station had been closed since monday's attack. the city's mayor was among those laying wreath at the stath. he said the city pulled together through the darkest week. 14 men have been arrested and more arrests are expected. >> all new this morning, southwest airlines plans to see if two is better than one. at least when it comes to unloading passengers at san jose airport. you get stuck in the plane and you're trying to make the connection. maybe this will help. the airline is testing out letting passengers out of a plane's tail as well as the front. those tests will also take place in sacramento, southwest already uses the same procedure for flights landing in burbank. >> the largest aircraft in the

world will soon call moffett field home. we're not talking about an airplane. >> a blimp. the guardian newspaper says google is building a giant blimp at the mountain view air field. it will be twice as long as the one that used to fly around mountain view a few years ago. this one, airship one, bigger than the hindenburg. they plan to use it for humanitarian missions like delivering food and also as a giant air yacht, as they put it. >> speaking of high fliers, shares of amazon could cross $1,000 a share today. they're almost there, hitting a high so far of $998. they have split their stock three times s in their history. thael, they do split their stock when it gets high enough. $1,000 stock might become ten shares $100 each. they do that so the sock is more affordable to regular people because you might have $100 to spare, but maybe not $1,000.

look for this guy to ring the open bell on the new york stock exchange. he is the first japanese driver to win the indianapolis 500. he'll start investors off at 6:30 our time after a three-day break in trading. a brutally bad weekend the box office. one of the worst on record, in fact. as two big movies flopped. "pirates of the caribbean" came in first. "baywatch" was third, behind "guardians of the galaxy." the niems said the pirates movie, they said even if somebody paid you to go see it, you would still be ripped off. >> really, that bad? >> apparently. >> i heard paul mccartney was in it. >> i heard that, and the baywatch one looks so bad it looked good. >> i would like to see it for that reason. >> you also go to hooter's for the buffalo wings, right? >> we don't want to talk about the magazines you read for the articles. >> by the way, so my time is more valuable, essentially, than

actually going to the movie to see this movie. >> according to the niems. >> i need to see it to figure it out. >> take a look at this. quarter at 5:00. police in dallas tweeting out, thanks to witnesses, they rushed in to help an officer yesterday involved in a serious crash. look at the good samaritans. what they did is pushed his patrol car back onto the tires, with a big heave-ho. possible stolen pickup truck struck that police cruiser, sent it over a bridge railing, and it landed 30 feet below. one witness talked later about trying to help. >> we pushed it over. we opened the door. i got in there, we drug him out. and everybody showed up right on time. i knew nobody. nobody knew me. and everybody was on the same page. >> authorities say the officer is in critical but stable condition. police are looking for the people in the truck who left the scene. hopefully with all the people there to help, maybe there were a lot of witness accounts. >> what an effort there. >> no stander effect.

everyone getting involved. are you ready to kick off another beautiful week here? >> head to the weekend. >> yeah. we're heading into the right direction. especially if you want some warmer weather. i am joy the cooler temperatures so i am soaking it up the next couple days. >> no running the air conditioner. >> no running the air conditioner. clouds in the morning, a little sunshine in the afternoon, and also a nice breeze to help that air flow come through the house with the windows open. here's a live look outside at san francisco as you get ready to head out this morning, you can tell it's cloudy. we'll see lower visibility, i think, in the next hour or two. and that could also cause some drizzle to fire up as we go into the 7:00 to 8:00 hour. looking at the temperatures now, not bad. but we have dropped down into the upper 40s in santa rosa. it is cool as you get ready to head out the door there. and some low to mid 50s elsewhere around the bay area. we're going to see the highs in the south bay in the low 70s, which is cooler than where we

should be by a couple degrees. we are going have some slightly cooler than average temperatures and an octoday up to 76 degrees. and 65 degrees today in hayward. let's head over toward the coast where at half moon bay, we'll only make it up to 58 degrees, and degrees in san mateo. san francisco reaching the lower 60s, and the mission district, outer sunset at 58 degrees. north bay up to 62 at point reyes. sonoma will be up to 74 degrees. as we go through the day in san francisco, it will still be cloudy and still misting and drizzling at 8:00 this morning. temperatures in the mid 50s. at noon, you'll start to see a little bit of sunshine coming through. and by 4:00, you should get the most sun you'll see all day long, at 62 degrees and then the winds kicking up later this evening. maybe it's a short week for you if you're heading to heavenly. here's a look at the sun

starting to rise over lake tahoe. beautiful scenery. there will be a slight chance of thunderstorms tomorrow, and then on thursday, we'll start to see the temperatures warming up there as well. also warming up in the bay area. we're looking at some upper 60s in san francisco by friday, this weekend low 70s. still very nice and comfortable there. inland areas start to get a little on the warm side with upper 70s and for the next couple days, and then for the weekend, it will be in the upper 80s with a lot more sunshine. we'll tain a look ahead to some warmer temperatures and i'll talk more about that. mike has some good news. no majors. >> yeah, we like to shout that out. we're looking here. a nice start to your tuesday commute. just starting coming out of the alt mont pass for west 580. we're going to zoom the map up here. we don't have problems for the south bay. from the north bay, a little slowing for westbound 80 coming down to the carquinez bridge. just in the last two minutes, we

saw cars stacking up for the cash lanes. we're starting to see the timely rush. they should turn the metering lights on in the next five minutes. right on schedule. as we look at the waze system, we're talking about the traffic reports coming in from concord all the way in towards san francisco. you see this purple line, the most direct one coming through the walnut creek interchange and the calducaught tunnel. gave you a couple options as well. we'll show you what's going on for the waze system as well on your phone. you want to make sure you join our team because we have shared reports with our wazers around the bay area over the last few mornings, nbc bay area wazers. that's your team. that's the one we use as well to gather information and to share information out there on the roadways. hopefully making your drive more pleasant. >> we love a pleasant drive. thank you, mike. >> everybody just getting along out there on the road. yesterday at the giants game. >> not on the field. >> not so much. there were brawls and then there's this. coming up, fists flying. >> yeah, the brawl at at&t park.

fists flying, hair flying, bryce harper was involved. more on the fight that everyone will be talking about at the office later today. all right, first, let's take a breather with a live look outside overlooking san jose this morning. people up. the warmup is on its way. when and where and how hot will be get by the end of the week. we'll keep checking with kari hall. stick around. new details this morning...

==curail== authorities in florida are expected to issue their welcome back, everyone. it is 5:23. we have new details this morning. authorities florida expected to issue their report today on the arrest of tiger woods on dui charges. jupiter police have not said what was found in his blood following his arrest yesterday morning, but woods issued his own statement. part of it reads, quote, i want the public to know that alcohol was not involved. what happened was an unexpected reaction to prescribed medications. unquote. five weeks ago, woods had his fourth back surgery. >> all right, it's been kind of a tough for the giants so far. their record is not the best, but no one can accuse the team of not having any fight these days. then again, maybe yesterday things got too personal when it exploded into anally brawl at at&t park. >> harper's going to go out. now we have a beef. >> all right, harper got plunked. you see what happened after that. bryce harper charging the mound.

fists were plying between him and hunter strickland. both players involved called this just part of the game. some parents pointed out that this might have sent the wrong message. >> that's exactly what you do, try calm them down, tell them keep things to yourself. you get upset, but take it out different ways instead of at each other. >> when somebody comes at you like that, throws a 90-mile-per-hour fastball where he did, wasn't very happy with it, just took it into my hands, i guess. >> i didn't expect that. you know, but it's part of the game. that's what he decided to do. >> you hear from strickland there. he says he didn't mean to hit harper. many believe the beef goes back a few seasons when harper knocked two majestic home runs off strickland in the 2014 divisional series. all right, cooler heads hopefully prevail. >> and hotter coffee. the giants are teaming up with the bay area coffee giants for a good cause. the giants and peets coffee are

unveiling the clubhouse blend. maybe more importantly, proceeds go to the giants community funds. and hunter pence will serve up some of it as baristas at two peets locations. one in the marina and along the embarcadero. >> 5:26 right now. credit scores reach a record high this spring, while the number of americans deemed risky borrowers hit a record low. a report says foreclosures and bankruptcies are falling off credit records. as credit scores rise, banks are likely to make credit more widely available. >> all right, coming up next, a taste of it weeks ago. braving another hot summer. the reason one south bay school district is reportedly deciding to postpone a much needed air conditioning upgrade. >> another officer-involved shooting here in the bay area. the cell phone video shot by one

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quickly approaching 5:30 on your tuesday morning. taking a live look outside up at the north bay and the s-curve this morning. folks up and about, getting -- i was going to say a jump on the work week, but kind of easing into the work week. a lot of people had monday off for memorial day. >> gently. extra rest, hopefully. >> good morning. thanks for joining us.

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. as you do get ready tago to work, let's get a check of the forecast. kari hall joining us. what are you tracking? >> looking at clouds and fog. i want to get you out the door with what to know as you get ready to head out for the roadways. we do have cloudy skies, looking at temperatures always in the low to mid 50s. in the south bay as well. now, in the east bay, it's still cloudy. we're getting a live look outside at fremont. in san francisco, you had mist and drizzle. we're also seeing that now in the north bay as the temperatures are in the upper 40s. later on today, we're going to see the highs reaching into the low 70s for the south bay and peninsula. in the tri-valley, a little warmer there, but not bad at all. 74 degrees. cooler along the coast. 61 degrees today in san francisco. and some peeks of sunshine. we'll take a look ahead to some more sun and warmer temperatures coming up in about seven minutes. mike has a tale of two toll plazas. >> the best of travel times and now you have the backup.

at the bay bridge toll plaza, the metering lights turned on so dramatic changes in the last five minutes. metering lights on, no surprises, and easy drive through the maze, so we just have that. you see the fast track lanes moving. the map will show you we don't have majorus as well as the speeds. looking at travel times for the tri-valley and out of the altamont pass. pretty standard. the san mateo bridge is the second toll plaza. the camera there shows a little mist on the lens. it will be on your windshield as well. a good volume traveling westbound. there will be slicker roadways. back to you. >> thank you very much. >> 5:31. developing story now. this morning, we could learn more about a police shooting at a busy shopping center. >> a man was threatening people with a metal pipe and they called for help. today in the bay's bob redell joining us with a video of what happened after the confrontation. >> good morning to you, sam and laura. this all went down in this shopping center here off mowry avenue here in fremont, not far

from the intersection with blakeow. this video shot by a woman witness gives you a sense of what the scene was like after the fremont police officer shot the men with the metal pipe. we heard the man is in its 20s. still trying to figure out who he is and what condition he's in. this happened around 4:00 yesterday. a shopper notified this officer who was on regular patrol that this man was waving this pipe, threatening people. the officer chased the man until he stopped running. witnesses tell us the officer was about ten away, the mane still holding the ten-inch pipe. there was a confrontation, the officer opened fire. a witness said the man was shot three times, at least once in the shoulder, once in the stoma stomach. >> he had his hands up. he mentioned love, and then he mentioned no, don't, or something. >> quickly unfolded within one to two minutes was when all of this unfolded. >> fremont police say that they

did call for paramedics who then transported the man to the hospital. as is normal with an officer-involved shooting, the district attorney's office will be conducting a separate investigation in parallel with the one run by the fremont police department. this is the third officer-involved shooting in the bay area this week. one in san jose on sunday. a second one yesterday in vacaville. bob redell, today in the bay. >> bob, thank you very much. talking about that situation in vacaville, we could learn the name of the suspect involved in that police shooting as soon as today. in the meantime, detectives reviewing body camera and dash camera footage trying to figure out what led up to the shooting. this happed early yesterday morning on nut tree road. >> there's a deputy shortage at san francisco county jail. the examiner reports the sheriff has ordered 840 deputies to work mandatory overtime until september. the department has already spent 22% more in overtime pay this

year than last year. they say the jail could have 915 deputies. she plans to hire more bythex summer. >> as soon as today, we could have a verdict the trial of three santa clara county jail guards accused of beating a mentally ill inmate to death. jurors are continuing their deliberations this morning. prosecutors say the 1915 death of michael tyree was an abuse of power by the three deputies. the defense in the meantime is questioning a lot of evidence pretending in the case. the guards face life in prison if they're convicted. >> new details on a story we first brought you yesterday morning. a 82-year-old man chasing down a suspected burglar who beat his wife. now she's speaking out. the 77-year-old woman said the woman attacked her with a stick on the back patio of her home sunday night. her husband quickly jumped in to rescue her. >> i bend over for my shoes. i see somebody hit me. and i thought, oh, my god. and the second time, she goes

two taps one after the other one. she doesn't give me a chance to get up. >> her husband ran after the woman and held her down until sheriff's deputies arrived. they arrested-year-old woman for assault with a deadly weapon, attempted burglary, elder abuse, and a probation violation. christina was taken to the hospital but back home recovering this morning. >> continuing coverage right now and the investigation continues this morning at a dublin water park where a boy flew off one of the slides this weekend. no doubt you have probably seen the video at this point. a photographer with the east bay times documenting what happened, happened to be standing over this, shooting the shockic video. you can see the boy go over the side of the slide on the bottom part and skid right across the pavement. somehow, he only suffered minor injuries. the wave water park is owned and operated the city of dublin and it cost about $43 million to build. a statement coming out now from the manufacturer white water reads in part, we are thankful

that the 10-year-old involved in the accident walked away without serious injuries. we're working closely with the team at wave and both of their high-speed slides have been shut down pending a full investigation the white water team. >> students at three san jose schools will have to live without heating and cooler for a while longer. new heating and ac systems will not be installed at arbuckle, fullerton, and mccullum elementary schools until next year. they're all in the alum rock school district. the district is instead building a multipurpose room at two schools. the district's construction payments are being investigated. happening later today, vallejo leaders are considering a last ditch effort to try to  get a cement plant built on the city's waterfront. the planning commission recently shot down the application for it. the company involved wants to build a large cement production facility, and opponents have come out in force against the plan. the company will be appealing to the city council. >> a warning about the water.

harmful algae blooms are spreading through waterways, covering lakes and rivers. they can vary in color from green, turquoise, black, or even red. if you spot them, stay out of the water. the toxins can be dangerous for kids and deadly for pets. the state water resources control board has created a website and app tracking waterways that are effected. >> the wait is over. happening today, marin county's new and improved civic center in san rafael officially opening. the $6 million project that adds bike lanes, landscaping, and a round about traffic circle to get there, also a new link to the smart train station. >> all right, and that civic center just right where our camera is now, over here in san rafael. we just showed you this, but i wanted to show you again as a reference point. let's show you the map we're talking about, on the north side, san rafael, a smooth drive across the golden gate bridge. an easy drive for most of the

bay. a slight build over here in the tri-valley. southbound 680, no surprises there. we did just get reports of a crash at 92 so there might be slowing at the interchange, but overall, things look great and also great for travel on the transit system. we had a lot of weekend work going on for the b.a.r.t. system. three days of work, but back in service. 46 trains with no delays. >> did you say holiday? >> holiday. >> that was pretty good. >> you know more of the words than holiday? >> i do, but it's not time for that right now. time to take a peek at the weekend forecast. >> it's so cool. it's going to be cool today and tomorrow. but then we start to warm up as we go through the rest of the weekend. as we look ahead to the weekend, it is going to be very nice, and we're looking at highs inland up to 82 degrees on saturday. the bay will be up to 77. i know you're already making some plans. the coast will be in the upper

60s. and for sunday, we're still going to have some warm weather. up to 71 degrees on the coast. the bay will be up to 80 degrees. and 85 degrees inland on sunday. maybe if you're planning to hit the roads, heading to shasta lake, you want to check out the cascades, it will be in the upper 80s on saturday, and sunday, up to 84 degrees. heading farther south to santa barbara, it will be in the mid 70s on friday and saturday. 73 degrees on sunday. i think we'll have some very nice weather there. also, if you don't want to go that far, and you want to enjoy the coast, head to santa cruz. it will be in the upper 60s there mostly sunny skies. we'll take a look ahead to the day planner for willow glen. that's coming up in about three minutes. >> we're looking forward to that. 5:39 right now. coming up, caught on camera. scuffle between lawmakers. the reason a discussion over sanctuary cities turned into an

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it's 5:42. now with some cloudy skies as you get ready to head out this morning. looking live at san jose. i want to show you the temperature trend for willow glen. it will be in the upper 50s. a cool start this morning, but then by lunchtime, we get some

sunshine and the temperatures start to warm up. we can leave the air conditioners off today. we'll only make it into the low 70s with a breezy wind, it will help create a nice, more comfortable feel. it does warm up for the end of the week. we'll take a look at those numbers coming up at 5:48. >> look at these numbers. the travel times, the east shore freeway looks great. a small build for the east bay. we have no concerns aside from the metering lights at the bay bridge. we'll show you the rest of the commute coming up. thank you very much, kari and mike. >> it's 5:43. follow-up now. university of california will reportedly pull the plug reimbursing regents for its group dinner parties. chronicle found uc president janet napolitano paid regents back more than $200,000 for swanky parties held over the last five years. now the paper is saying the uc is going forward and will not do that, and it was a regent who apparently suggested they pick up the tabs themselves.

by the way, uced those costs through a private endowment and not through state or tuition funds. j check out what's going on in texas. a tense day with lawmakers lm coming to a physical brawl. this is video of a scuffle during which lawmakers apparently were making threats of violence against one another on the floor there of the texas assembly. this happened yesterday as the last day of the legislative session was going on and it all started after republican representative said he had called i.c.e. agents on hundreds of people protesting inside of the texas capitol. the folks there are opposing the state's new law banning sanctuary cities. panic lawmakers said they heard that i.c.e. comment and got enraged. >> many are calling it a u.s. response to north korean aggression as they launch an intricate missile defense test. they'll fire a missile from

vandenberg air force base. it's supposed to intercept a target over the pisc fired from the marshall islands. the test comes amid heightened tensions with north korea which conducted several recent missile tests. >> a shakeup at the white house to report. the director of communications is out and a controversial past adviser is back in. >> corey lewandowski is coming to the white house. >> a white house full of controversy. it's unlikely that lewandowski is going tomake it less controversial. nbc news has confirmed he will be a top adviser. you'll remember, he was donald trump's campaign manager but stepped aside in a power struggle with paul manafort. lewandowski would then go on to become a cnn commentator. meanwhile, communications director mike dubke is stepping down. he's the boss of the well known white house spokesman sean spicer. president trump tweeted this morning, russian officials must be laughing at the u.s. and how lame an excuse for why the dems

lost the election has taken over the fake news. he is, of course, referring to the investigation into the connections between his white house and the kremlin. this is not fake news. the fbi, a justice department special council, the senate, and house, have all launched investigations into these connections. remember, both the attorney general and the then national security adviser both got caught not telling the truth about meetings with russians. while the trump administration decides to court the kremlin, other world leaders are taking them on directly. over the weekend, brand-new french president emanuel macron scolded russian president putin for funding propaganda to try to influence voters in western democracies like france and the united states. and u.s. senator war hero john mccain says, putin is more dangerous to america than isis. becausen is trying to ruin our democracy. he'll be on the "today" show in a little more than onhour. here's a preview. >> they tried and they are still

trying. they are still trying to change elections. they just tried to affect the outcome of the french election. so i view vladimir putin, who has dismembered ukraine, a sovereignination, who is putting pressure on the baltics, i view the reussians as the far greatet challenge we have. >> watch for that on the "today" show. if you have questions, comments, ideas, share your thoughts. i'm on twitter, @scottmcgrew. >> thank you for getting us up to date. you have something to show. hiding under the desk now. >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> you know there's a basketball game coming up. game one of the finals. the warriors playing the cavs again for the third year in a row. what do you have? >> these are the new finals shirts. aren't fascinating? at first, i thought it was inside out. it's just very light. all gold everything. there you go on the front.

all on the back, the finals. pretty cool there, right? >> you guys look great in those shirts. >> were you feeling left out? . put that on. >> that looks a little too small for you. >> like a belly shirt for me. spend a lot of time in the gym lately. >> great when you cut the shirt off right here. >> a half shirt. >> they're starting to line all the seats at oracle arena. you see the live pictures. the big game will be on thursday night. 6:00. >> i love the fact they have that white tarp covering or whatever it is out there. i tried to do a story once before a finals game. do not even think about stepping on that court ahead of the game. they're keeping that thing in mint condition. >> like at at&t park where they say don't touch the grass. >> do not mess with it. >> yeah. we're not allowed on the grass at all. >> they have a game today. it's going to be very nice but cool. that's when you'll be talking

about as you get out about and around san francisco, and also the cloudy skies. i want to show you fremont as you get ready to head out the door, it looks a little busy on the roads. we'll check in with mike. but we are going to have this tuesday starting out with some cloudy skies. and some fairly mild temperatures. i want to show you the sunrise looking from mt. hamilton because of the clouds we can't see it, so here's a look from above. you can see all the clouds settling in to the south bay, and just the gorgeous shot. want to get your tuesday started out right. our high temperatures today will be in the low 70s for palo alto, san jose, and livermore. up to 75 degrees today in concord, while napa will be up to 73. it will be 63 degrees in oakland. san francisco, 61 degrees. still feeling very cool. don't forget the jacket before you head out the door. as you're getting ready, and also a day for pants, but we'll have shorts weather as we go toward the end of the week as our temperatures warm up. just getting you ready and out the door. also getting the kids ready for

school. heading back this morning, we will have some cloudy skies and fog near the coast. our temperatures are in the 50s. at recess, they'll start to see a little bit of sunshine peeking through and also some warming temperatures. it will be windy heading home from school, so expect the temperatures to only make it into the low 60s in san francisco. and some low 70s inland. it will be a very nice day after dealing with the drizzle this morning and probably again tomorrow morning. and then looking ahead to the weekend, our highs will be in the low 70s while the inland valleys will be in the low 80s. starting to warm up out there after this cool start to the week. and maybe it's a short week for you. so now, mike, more people are hitting the roads, right? >> that's right. even though we had the holiday weekend and we're moving to the summer months, it's still tuesday where we often see the heavier vol of traffic and seeing more clouds in on the roadway. no surprises. 101, just north of 680. we have shifted over here. the earlier crash south 880 at 92, it is not on the nimitz

freeway. i'm told it's on the 92 overcrossing as you're heading across the streets. over on the shoulder, we now shift our attention to 680. here's southbound 680. reports of a crash involving a motorcycle. so always a tougher situation when we're looking for updates on the condition of the rider, but it sounds the rider is walking around. that's good news. warmer weather, that will be lower visibility for the motorcycles heading out on the roadway. looking over toward palo alto, we had warmer weather today. kari is talking about mist and drizzle. let's take you to the waze system. there's light traffic. an easy drive to the carquinez or benicia bridges. you can pick the purple or green route and pick waze as well. no matter when you leave, make sure you check the waze system and make sure you check the team, nbc bay area wazers. check your profile for this team. that's the one you want. >> it is really cool because it will give you the shorter route. >> real time communications with

mike. >> you have your waze app, here's another app. staying safe in the sierra. up next, the smartphone app you can use if you ever find yourself stuck in a dangerous situation in the mountains. first, happening now, b.a.r.t. police looking for a suspect after severals were broken into at the millbrae b.a.r.t. station. officers say it happened in the parking lot 5:00 yesterday. at least nine cars were found with smashed windows. >> plus, more than a dunz people recovering after severe thunderstorms roll through north carolina last night. the powerful storms knocked down trees, a blew over mobile homes south of raleigh. we're back with a lot more news ahead. stick around. (time check).

taking a live look outside from our san francisco all right. welcome back right now. 5:55 on your tuesday morning. look at that, just a layer of clouds sitting there covering up all of the skyscrapers in san francisco. going to be another cool day in the bay area, but it's going to start to warm up later in the week. >> a lot of people head to tahoe over the holiday weekend, but a warning about the safety in the sierra after a hiker nearly fell to her death. it happened sunday near luther pass, just off south lake tahoe. the 27-year-old woman fell about 30 feet after trying to save her dog, which slipped on the mounta mountainside. chp rescuers say she's lucky to be alive.

>> she was very fortunate that she landed on her backside, which gave her some injuries, butimately, the way she fell i think saved her life. >> rescuers say if you find yourself in a similar situation, you can use the compass app on your phone. it helps you find the latitude and longitude so you can give that information to rescuers. it also cautions people that the wet winter has washed out a lot of familiar trails and left unstable debris behind. new this morning, we're getting our first look at the damage left behind from a strong but shallow earthquake in indonesia. the 6.8 magnitude quake hit last night, injuring at least three people and damaging some buildings and homes. indonesia is prone to earthquakes and volcanic erupgs because of it location around the pacific ring of fire. >> the search is on for a man who fell off a cliff at a washington state park. at this point, investigators think he was trying to take a selfie when he fell down. crews believe this has now

become a recovery operation. 25-year-old man from the spokane area of washington was with his girlfriend when he fell off the backside of that cliff. >> the boyfriend and girlfriend were on a hike. my understanding, they were going to take a selfie, and he slipped and fell in, went down the cliff into a basin. >> dive crews will be out there again this morning. still looking for that man. >> a follow-up right now on a tragic story we first reported yesterday. we now know the name of the navy s.e.a.l. parachutist who died during new york's fleet week. special warfare operator first class remington peters war killed in that accident on sunday. he was jumping with his team when his parachute malfunctioned sending him falling into the new york harbor. >> at 5:57 this morning, a new warning from e.r. doctors about the number of children injured by guns. in a report from children's national hospital predicts 20,000 kids will be rushed to

the e.r. with gunshot wounds this year. an estimated 44% ofs in the u.s. have a gun in the house. new research suggests 40% of parents wrongly assume kids don't know where the guns are kept and 22% wrongly believe their kids have never handled a gun. >> i think parents have a false sense of security about having these firearms in their home. they believe that their children either don't know where they are or they have never accessed them. >> pediatricians are urging parents to be more proactive in protecting kids. if you have a gun, make sure it has a trigger lock. keep it in a case or a safe, and ask other families if they secure their guns before letting your child visit another home. happening today, house minority leader nancy pelosi is back in the bay area. she's going to be speaking on the state of america. that's what she's calling this discussion, during an event at a hotel in san francisco later this morning. pelosi is expected to talk about where america has been and where

it's headed in terms of issues that are confronting americans right now. health care, jobs, the economy, and what she said are other major topics. >> think you could go three weeks without eating an a chipotle. chipotle said hackers used malware to customers' payment data from most of its restaurants, and it happened over a three-week period in march and april. the chain says it doesn't know exactly how many cards or customers were effected as it didn't collect names or mailing addresses. stolen data includes account numbers verification codes. >> nbc's annual summer search for stars resumed tonight as "america's got talent" makes its premiere. >> the judges have star power. rr all returning as judges. the show has a new host this time around. nick cannon decided to leave his posting duty, so now you have supermodel tyra banks taking over. >> it harkens back to my talk

shows to me, meeting all these characters and hearing their stories. >> from agt to a new show tonight. followed by the premiere world of dance, following j. lo. >> right now, we're following breaking news out of washington, d.c. the major shake-up in the works at the white house. >> plus, another big day for the sierra lamar murder case. the argument jurors will be hearing this morning as the penalty phase of this trial continues. >> and water warning. the reason the coast guard is urging people to be extra cautious at the beach as we head into summer. good tuesday morning to you. thanks so much waking up with us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. you're right. we might be headed into summer, right now, a jacket not a horrible idea this morning as it's cool to start. >> it's going to be cool to start, but this weekend a lot more people will be heading to the beach, finding somewhere to