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 cool off.

our temperatures will be going up. as you get ready to step out this morninger it's cloudy. look at the anderson reservoir near morgan hill. it is cloudy there, and our temperatures have starting out in the 50s, heading into the low 70s today. and livermore, san jose, palo alto, up to 72 degrees. 73 degrees in napa. concord, 75. and still in the upper 50s to low 60s along the coast and in san francisco. we are taking a look ahead to that warmer weather. i'll have a look at that coming up in about seven minutes. mike says there's a crash and a b.a.r.t. delay. >> that's right. first note, they are separate. the crash is not related to the b.a.r.t. delay. it does not involve b.a.r.t. at all. there's an equipment problem reported out of the lake merritt station, which by the way, reopened after the weekend maintenance work over there. that has created at least a ten-minute delay, and we're tracking this to see if any other problems happen there. on the roadways, we have a smooth drive, but i'll take you over to the tri-valley with the most dramatic change in the speed sensors. we have a lot of slowing now

southbound 680 from dublin in san ramon down across the interchange to stone ridge where there's a crash involving a motorcycle in the middle of the freeway. it sounds like the rider is able to walk around, and that's good news but we'll track this for the updates. back to you. >> thank you so much. 6:02 right now, and a safety warning as we head into the summer season and more people are heading to the beach. getting a look at new video showing the coast guard rescue. this is actually near santa cruz. again, another problem with people out on the water. today in the bay's pete suratos joining us live from oyster point in south san francisco this morning. pete, we're seeing a troubling trend developing here. good morning. >> good morning to you, sam. we have seen several of these water rescues in the past month by the coast guard, including one near the oyster point area where we're standing right now, but that latest one in santa cruz. let's show you some of the video. the coast guard using what looks to be helicopter for the air

rescue of a kite surfer. according to the coast guard, they received a report about the kite surfer around 4:00 p.m. yesterday. the crew members were eventually able to rescue the kite surfer who didn't suffer any major injuries. a few days before that in oyster point, a kite surfer and instructor were rescued near this area, but we're told from a coast guard member not too far from here, it because more towards san francisco airport where the person was rescued, and in this case, both individuals weren't wearing life jackets and had to hold on to a buoy during that rescue. with all this said, coast guard is reminding folks to be aware of your surroundings in the water, and if possible, travel with a group so someone can call for help if needed. we're live in south san francisco. >> thanks for the latest there, pete. breaking news this morning. nbc news confirming the white house communications director is resigning. a senior official says mike

dunke gave a letter of resignation on may 18th and agreed to stay through the overseas trip. he served for just three months with the trump administration. excuse me. sources say he didn't get along well with others in the white house. his last day has not been set yet. >> it is 6:04. oakland city council is considering a $1 million payout in a sex abuse case that rocked that city's police department. the oakland city attorney recommending that officials do go ahead and approve a nearly $1 payout for a claim filed. she told investigators she had sex with as many as 30 members of east bay law enforcement agencies, some of them when she was still a minor. the original claim sought $66 million in damage. >> 6:04, and happening today, big step forward in the sierra lamar murder case. this morning, prosecutors will get their chance to make closing arguments in the antolin garcia

torres murder trial. kris sanchez joins alive outside the hall of justice this morning. good morning. >> good morning, laura. there are two things that will not happen today. antolin garcia torres will not take the stand in his own defense, and we will not hear from the detective who was discredited in another case, and that testimony that put him under fire in this particular case. now, before the four-day break, jurors heard emotional testimony from antolin garcia torres' own mother who testified about the poverty and violence that were part of his early life. the judge only allowed some part of that kind of testimony. before that, the jury also heard from sierra lamar's parents, her sister and friends, who told them what life was like for them since garcia torres kidnapped and killed the 15-year-old. another thing that could be in play today, though, is an exchange of information. if garcia torres reveals where sierra lamar's body can be found, he could spare himself

from death row, but up to this point, his lawyers have maintained that he did not kidnap and kill her. the jury had a four-day break away from this courthouse, so hopefully they will come back refreshed and ready to listen to some more emotional testimony. it will be a tough day for them and a tough day for the family as well. in san jose, kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> kris, thank you very much. >> 6:06. a developing story out of iraq. we have learned at least 15 people have been killed after a car bomb exploded outside of a popular ice cream shop in central baghdad. this happened in the middle of ramadan as fast was being broken. 24 more people have been injured as well. isis has claimed for that attack. >> 6:06. new this morning, the railway station next to the manchester arena where 22 people were killed in last week's terror attack is back open. victoria station had been closed since monday's attack. the city's mayor was among those laying wreaths at the station.

he said the city pulled together through what has been our darkest week. 14 men have been arrested in connection with that attack. >> a man accused of stabbing and killing two good samaritans is expected in court to be formally charged. pleem arrested jeremy joseph christian after they say he stabbed and killed those men on a light rail train in portland. a third man was also injured. all three victims were trying to stand up for the right of two muslim women who were being targeted by that suspect, according to police, in a racist rant. >> 6:07. a los gatos school senior is defending his prom proposal that many are seeing as racist. the student spoketuse. he didn't want his identity shown. he said he used a personalized emoji known to a bit moji to ask a girl to the prom. when that didn't work, he showed up to her house in black face. he said his intentions were

innocent. >> to dress up as my bit moji, 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 prom. not clear if or how the students will be disciplined. >> it's 6:08 on your tuesday. happening later in san jose, caltrans holding a community shop to up with a bike plan. the goal is to improve bike safety in the bay area because we love our bikes around here. final plan is expected to come next winter. tonight's meeting is at the berryessa community center, and that's at 6:00. >> it's 6:08. let's take a live look from at&t park, and it's all quiet right now. no fights going on. if you're planning to head out there to the park today, it will be another cool day. also the winds picking up. our temperatures at first pitch

will only be in the upper 50s. we will get some sunshine, at times the gusts up to 20 miles per hour. so if you're sitting in the bleacher section, make sure you're all bundled up. as we go into tonight, going to start to see the clouds moving back in, and we may even have sprinkles in parts of the bay area. i'll talk about that. we'll get a look at the temperature trend in three minutes. mike takes us back to b.a.r.t. >> worse news for folks, not worse information. we have better information, and it now reports b.a.r.t. is reporting system-wide delays because of the equipment problem right outside the lake merritt station. we're on the phone to find if it's related to the weekend work they did in the same area. it's at least ten-minute delays for all trains coming through oakland. meanwhile, no other delays for mass transit. a smooth drive for most of the bay, but i'm still tracking this crash. the fire department arrived on scene for assistance for this

motorcycle crash south 680. >> thank you very much. >> coming up next on today in the bay, a massive inferno. a fire ripping through an abandoned prison complex. the role the building played in big hollywood hits. >> and we'll tell you all about it when today in the bay continues. live-stream your favorite sport,

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(mike ad libs) it's 6:13. let's get a live look outside at san jose, and we can see everything in full bloom. i love those purple flowers on the trees there. let's get a look at the temperature trend for los gatos. in the low 70s later on this afternoon. leave the air conditioner off. and it's even cooler than our average high of 76 degrees. our temperatures will be going up a few degrees each day. a look at that in the microclimate forecast at 6:18. >> we're looking at the drive, 680 in the middle of the screen continued to build for the travel time. slow out of san ramon because of a crash there. also b.a.r.t. delays system wide. we'll talk about both coming up. >> thank you very much, kari and mike. >> it's 6:13. take a look at this. new video just in to our newsroom this morning. this is an abandon prison complex being reduced to rubble. massive fire ripped through the prison just outside of chicago. firefighters took video showing just how intense those flames

were, as this fire erupted yesterday. the building itself has been used as a backdrop in movies like "the blues brothers" and tv shows like "prison break." luckily, no one was injured in the fire. >> all new this morning, if you have ever been sitting in the plane and thought, please let me get out of here, southwest airlines is going to try to help you out. they're going to see if two is better than one when it comes to off loadings. the the etwo weeks, the airline is going to test out letting people out in two places, in the front like normal and also at the plane's tail. now, the tests will be taking place in sacramento as well. southwest already uses the same procedure for its flights landing in burbank. >> 6:14. credit scores reached a record high this spring, while the number of americans deemed risky borrowers hit a record low. a report finds the worst financial setbacks, foreclosures and bankruptcies, are falling off credit records with more

than 6 million having those expunges from their record in the next few years. as the credit scores rise, bangs will likely make cash more available. >> scott, what could go wrong? >> american families have a lot of debt. >> more than they did before the big economic collapse of 2009. and debt getting more expensive. the fed will raise interest rates twice later this year. the first hike could come next month. shares of amazon could cross $1,000 a share today. they're almost there, a high of $998. amazon split its stock three times in its history. no time it will again anytime soon. normally companies do split their stock when it gets really high. $1,000 stock could become ten shares at $100 heech. they do that so it's more affordable to regular people. you might have $1,000 to buy a

share of amazon, but not $1,000. >> the first japanese driver won indianapolis 500. he'll start investors off at 6:30 our time after a three-day break in trading. >> the guardian newspaper says sergey brin is joining a blimp at the air field. it will be twice as long as the one they used to fly around mountain view. air ship one. it will be bigger than the hinder brg. the guardson says he plans to use it for humanitarian reasons like delivering food and also as a giant air yacht. and house of cards returns to netflix today with a fifth season. writers have been frank, if you will, about how difficult it is to come up with really unusual content. a white house so embroiled in controversy that you will actually watch it. i have to admit, i no longer watch it. a great series. >> fell out. >> fell out of it. now you're watching -- >> real politics.

>> very difficult to match. >> there you go, day to day right here. >> 6:16 right now. no one can accuse the giants of not having any fight these days. then again, maybe yesterday things got a little too personal. when it really exploded into a ugly brawl at at&t. take a a look. >> harper is going to go out. now we have a beef. >> yeah, washington nationals star bryce harper charging the mound. fists flying between he and the giants pitcher hunter strickland. both players involved called it part of the game. some parents, however, pointed out it may have sent the wrong message. >> i am a coach. so that's exactly what we do, try to calm them down, tell them keep things to yourself. you get a little upset, but you can take it out different ways. >> when somebody comes at you like that and throws a 90-mile-per-hour fastball where he did, i wasn't very happy with it and took it into my hands, i guess. >> i didn't expect that, but it's part of the game.

that's what he decided to do. >> strickland said he didn't mean to hit harper. many believe the beef goes back three seasons when harper knocked two majestic home runs off strickland in the divisional series. >> strickland said. that's important, but there's a culture in baseball of beaning the other team when they do something that you don't like. that's really dangerous. talk about sending the wrong message. you could hit something with a fastball in the head and they will never be the same. it's serious. >> we saw that buster posey got hit in the head. >> exactly. all right. and we tell our kids to breathe, walk away. >> that's right. play nice. please. >> yeah. >> nice outside today? >> i think so. we're going to have beautiful weather. lower temperatures to start out this week. as you get ready to head out to, it's all cloudy out there. and this is what it looks like right now looking live at san jose. we can see the low clouds that have been with us for the past several days. but we know it's also giving us

some more comfortable weather as the day goes along. i want to show you what to expect. 55 degrees now and heading up to 72 degrees today. it may also be misty as you drive around for work or school. by this afternoon, there will be some clearing as our temperatures stay a little on the cool side. for the rest of the week, our temperatures will be climbing each day. getting you out the door with what to expect. it's 54 degrees and the peninsula looking live at palo alto and the tri-valley. 53 degrees. 49 degrees in the north bay, and today, the high temperatures reaching into the low 70s. for the peninsula, south bay, and tri-valley. three more microclimates showing the spread in temperatures from the north bay at degrees to 61 degrees in san francisco and the east bay at 63 degrees. if you're planning to hit some of the hiking trails in the east bay, it is going to be cludy during the morning. but there will be some clearing by 10:00. and then by 2:00, we're in the upper 60s with mostly sunny

skies. and keep in mind, it will be windy. if you're going to be hitting the roads during this short week, maybe you're heading to heavenly. i want to show you the forecast there, too. it will be in the mid 70s for today, but then tomorrow, a chance of some thunderstorms before some slightly cooler temperatures for the end of the week. we are going to be warming up, heading into the low 70s in san francisco for saturday and sunday. for the inland valleys, up to 86 degrees by the end of the weekend. so enjoy the cool and breezy weather we're starting out the work week with. heading over to mike, you may have to allow extra time to get to work. >> b.a.r.t. is reporting everyone on the system right now has a potential for some 15-minute delays. i know the website says ten minutes, but we're getting intercepting tweets out there. not intercepting, but they say 15 minute delays were just announced from the overhead system. we're going to go with that. some sort of equipment problem, so what contributed to the delay.

those rails. meanwhile, the roadways move pretty well except for one key incident over here. southbound 680 at stone ridge, we'ring to see the backup clear. there was a fire crew on scene because of a motorcycle crash. they should clear that quickly, but we'll get you around it using the waze system. say you'retriving from san rumoramo ramon, this is probably your best route. unt unia get past the crash. that was reported by rob brad cool. that's the wazer that we're going to report. you can join by going to your profile, clicking on the magnifying glass to access all of your settings and join the team called nbc bay area wazers. you can be cool like rob brad. back to you. >> thanks a lot. >> coming up next on today in the bay, no doubt you saw tiger woods' mugshot on your tv screens yesterday. now an apologetic explanation.

tiger woods speaking out about his dui arrest. the reason he says alcohol was not involved. a family is forced to endure an organ transplant, so they cancel a vacation. but the travel insurance company refuses to pay. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds, next. area responds to a

hayward family who needed help welcome back, everyone. it's 6:24 on tuesday morning. nbc bay area responds to a hayward family who needed help

with travel insurance claim. >> this one was a team effort. chris chmura linking up with our sister station, telemundo 48. >> the barrera family planned a trip to mexico city to celebrate a new lease on life. you see, last summer, ilya donated her kidney to her husband, juan. both surgeries went well, but right before the trip, at christmas, juan got the flu and his doctor grounded him. >> i recommend now that you don't make this trip because there's a high risk of infection. >> the barreras canceled the family trip and filed a roughry $3,000 claim with their travel insurance alliance global insurance. the claim was denied. they considered juan's kidney transplant an existing condition that is not eligible for reimbursement. the barreras say that was the only reason they bought the policy. they contacting nbc bay area responds. we called alliance and they

refunded their premium. they said we're sorry if there was a misunderstanding over what the policy covered. but the barreras were still on the hook for almost $2800 for the cancelled trip. tonight 11:00, the alternative route that we use to get them their money back. plus, the questions all of us need to ask when we're considering travel insurance. send us your consumer complaints. the number is 888-996-tips, or online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. i'll see you tonight at 11:00. >> we look forward to it. thank you. new details on authorities in florida expecting to issue their report later today on the arrest of tiger woods on dui charges. jupiter police haven't specify said what specifically was found in his blood following his arrest. tiger 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. close quote. five weeks ago, woods had his fourth back surgery. >> 6:26. coming up next on today in the bay, the investigation continues as officials try to figure out why a young boy went flying off a water slide at a new water park in the east bay. the response we're getting from the manufacturer of the slide. another officer-involved shooting here in the bay area. the cell phone video shot by a witness. you're watching today in the bay.

quickly approaching 6:30. going to be another cool morning in the bay area. windy, in fact, in some spots. taking a live look outside overlooking downtown san jose. see the cloud cover, keeping things cool for us on this tuesday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. like a warm blanket above us. comforting. >> you may need a light jacket as you head out the door. >> yeah, we're seeing clouds again this morning and it continues again today. here's a live look outside at the golden gate bridge with some mist and drizzle that will be wobble possible in the next couple hours. watching out for the low visibility as well. here's a look at the high temperatures today. low to mid 70s for the north bay. concord up to 75 degrees. 72 in livermore, san jose, and palo alto. upper 50s at half moon bay. we'll take a look ahead to warmer weather. maybe you're making plans to go

to the beach. that's coming up in seven minutes. mike is sticking with b.a.r.t. and the tri-valley delays. >> maybe more time to think about the beach trips because you have a slower ride on the b.a.r.t. system. still reporting ten minutes plus i'm saying because the announcements in the cars from what we're hearing on twitter say 15-minute delays because of some sort of equipment problem around lake merritt. we're looking over to the rest of the roadways and a couple crashes in san jose cleared quickly. this crash in the tri-valley presents more problems. still southbound 680 at stoneridge, minor injuries involving a motorcycle crash. but the motorcycle still in the middle of the roadway and that's jamming up the dublin interchange. we're tracking this. meanwhile, theo bridge, a quick look shows you your commute direction does slow a bit, but the earlier stall that was reported has been cleared from the highway. back to you. >> thank you. >> 6:31. a developing story to get to this morning. questions remain after an officer-involved shooting at a

busy shopping center in the east bay. this is the third officer-involved shooting in the region just since sunday. today in the bay's bob redell joining us live from the scene in fremont with what led up to the latest incident and more from the people who witnessed it. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, sam. this shooting happened here in this shopping mall off mowry avenue in fremont. this cell phone video shot by a woman witness gives you a sense of what the scene was like after the police officer shot a man with a metal pipe. we know this man was in his 20s. still trying to find out who he is and what kind of condition he's in. it happened around 4:00 yesterday afternoon. a shopper in the area notified an officer who was on regular patrol this man was waving the pipe, threatening people. it was a metal pipe. the officer chased the man until he stopped running. police tell us that the officer was about ten feet away from the man. the man still holding this ten-inch pipe. police say there was then a confrontation. the officer opened fire.

a witness tells us the man was shot threes. at least once in the shoulder, once in the 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. >> reporter: fremont police tell us they did call for paramedics who then transported the man to the hospital. again, his condition is unknown. as is normal with officer-involved shooting, the alameda county district attorney's office will be conducting a separate investigation parallel to the one conducted by the fremont police department. this is the third officer-involved shooting this week. you had the one in fremont yesterday. on sunday, you had one in san jose. and another one yesterdayen vacaville. reporting live in fremont, bob redell, today in the bay. >> you mentioned that incident in vacaville. today, we could learn the name of the victim in the police shooting there. bob finishing his live shot.

as we get more information, we're waiting from vacaville police, that could come as soon as today. detectives are looking at body camera and dash camera footage as they try to figure out what specifically led up to the shooting. this happened early yesterday morning on nut tree road by the outlet there right off interstate 80. >> 6 clr 34. the investigation continues this morning at the dublin water park where a boy flew off one of the slides this weekend. a photographer with the east bay times shot this shocking video. you can see boy fly over the side of that slide. he skids across the pavement. he had only minor injuries. the wave water park is owned and operated by the city of dublin. it cost $43 million to build. a statement from the manufacturer white water reads in part, we are thankful the 10-year-old involved in the accident walked away without serious injury. we're working closely with a team at wave and both of their high-speed slides have been shut down pending a full investigation from the white water team.

>> it's 6:34 on your tuesday. students at three different san jose schools will have to live without heating and cooling for a little while longer. reporting that new heating and air conditioning systems will not be installed until next year. all of those are in the alum rock school district. the district is instead building a new multipurpose room at two schools with money from voter funded measures. the district's construction payments are being investigated right now. >> happening today, vulay leaders will consider a last-tich effort to get a cement plant built on the waterfront. the planning commission recently shut down the application. the company wants to build a large cement production facility. opponents have come out in force against that plan. they will today appeal to the city council. >> there is a warning right now about the water. harmful algae blooms are spreading through our waterways and covering up lakes and rivers. you see the green muck there. it can vary in color from green

to turquoise, black, sometimes even red. if you spot them, that's a sign, stay out of the water. toxins can be bad for kids and deadly for animals. marin county's new and improved civic center in san rafael opens today. the $6 million project adds bike lanes. landscaping and a round-about traffic circle. there's also a link to the new smart train station. >> and that is not far from the north san pedro off ramp which is moving well for highway 101 through san rafael. good stuff for the north bay, and most of the bay just starting to see the slowing. a build for the south bay. san mateo bridge, i showed you that, and hayward has build as well. on the same latitude over here, the dublin interchange, this continues to be a problem. the crash, southbound 680, involving a motorcycle, still has the motorcycle in the middle of the roadway. i'm the tow truck they need is right there at the dublin

interchange. southbound, you have to go down one more exit to stone ridge and hopefully quickly clear that. minor injuries, but we're seeing the build-up affect the 580 approach as well because folks are seeing the interchange. meerm, getting to the toll plaza, no major issues, but gloomy skies there. i forgot to mention, b.a.r.t. has delays coming through the oakland area. 10 to 15-minute delays because of some sort of equipment problems around the lake merritt station. >> good to know. >> all right, speed bump. thank you, mike. we just came off a holiday weekend. you were saying it's a short weekend for many. >> that's right. >> looking forward to the next one. >> already planning for the weekend, which is great. >> why not, because we're going to have slightly different weather. it's going to be cool today. only reaching into the 70s for the inlandies. this weekend, it will be about 10 to 15 degrees warmer. so how about that? 72 degrees inland for saturday's forecast. the bay will be at 77 degrees for the high. and the coast up to 69 degrees.

for sunday, not bad either. up to 71 along the coast. and the bay will be up to 80 degrees, and 85 degrees inland. there's a lot of sun in this forecast. and if you're checking out the shasty lake area, going farther to the north, it's going to be in the upper 80s for both saturday and sunday. 84 degrees on sunday with some sunshine. for yosemite, it's going to be a little cooler there. up to 68 degrees in parts of the sierra. saturday, 70 degrees, and 69 degrees with more sunshine there on sunday. if you want to go from the mountain areas, maybe to the beach or heading down to l.a., it will in the low 70s there. no issues. a lot of sunshine in that forecast. and keeping it closer to home, heading to santa cruz, it will be in the mid to upper 60s this weekend. right there along the coast, a little warmer for downtown santa cruz. but it will still be a very nice weekend to head out there,

especially with the wet suit. we'll take a look at the temperature trend for los gatos in three minutes. >> thank you very much, kari. 6:38. coming up next on today in the bay, water warning. the reason the coast guard says you need to be especially careful if you are headed out to the ocean. >> plus, who or what is more dangerous than isis? at least according to john mccain. sam will give you a bit of a hint. >> i will. i will. let's talk about the stock market. i think that's where you were going with that, sir. the dow jones industrial average up 30 points to 21,049. here's the big news from the markets today. amazon just broke $1,000 a share for the first time, edging out alphabet, so seattle wins in that race, but whatever, seattle, we're still silicon valley. back with more news in two minutes. ==mike/trx==

(mike ad libs) it's 6:42 on this tuesday morning. you're getting up, about to head outdoor. let's take a live look outside at san jose. it's all cloudy again this morning, but it will be a cooler day. let's look at the temperature trend los gatos. it will be in the upper 50s starting out this morning. seeing the temperatures making it to the upper 60s in time for lunch and there will be some sunshine, too. it will be cooler than average today, but we will be in for a warmer trend the rest of the week. more on that coming up at about

6:49. >> and we're looking at slower speeds for the tri-valley. crash on 680 south of the dublin interchange, but also slowing for westbound 580. we'll track that and maybe give you a work around coming up. thank you very much. it is 6:43 right now. live pictures from oyster point in south san francisco where a kite surfer and instructor had to be rescued over the weekend. one of three water rescues over the long holiday weekend. the latest happened yesterday in santa cruz where the coast guard said you must be vigilant of your surroundings in the water. you never know when the conditions can kanj. you should also head out with groups if possible so someone can call for help if needed. >> right now, there is a deputy shortage at the san francisco county jail. the examiner is reporting the sheriff has decided to order 840 deputies to work mandatory overtime until september to try to compensate for that. the department has already spent 22% more in overtime this year than just compared to last. sheriff vicky hennessy said the

jail should be staffed right now by about 915 deputies. she planned on hiring more by next summer. >> 6:43. we could have a verdict in the trial of three santa clara county jail guards accused of beating an inmate to death. jurors will continue deliberating this morning. prosecutors say the 2015 death of michael tyree was an abuse of power by the three deputies. the defense the meantime is questioning much of the evidence in the case. the guards face life in prison if convicted. >> new details on a story we first you yesterday morning. an 82-year-old man chased down a suspected burglar who was beating up his wife, now she's speaking out. the 77-year-old said a woman attacked her with a stick in the back patio of her house sunday night. her husband quickly jumping to her aid to rescue her. >> i bend over for my shoes. i see somebody hit me. and i go, oh, my god. a second time, she goes two, one

after the other one. she doesn't give me a chance to get up. >> scary. violent. her husband ran after the woman, held her down until sheriff's deputies arrived. they arrested her. the 50-year-old for assault with a deadly weapon, attempted burglary, elder abuse, and a probation violation. christina was taken to the hospital, but thankfully she's back home and recovering this morning. >> the secretary treasurer of one of the largest teachers unions in the country will be in daly city today. loretta johnson will be leading a discussion on school discipline practices and equity in public education. the union says johnson's bay area visit is part of a push to create a fairer learning environment for students, families and teachers. >> follow-up for you. university of california will reportly pull the plug on reimbursing regents for dinner parties. they found janet napolitano's

office reimbursed regents more than $200,000 for swanky parties they say were held over the past five years. now, the uc going forward will not do that. it was regent who apparently suggested they pick up the tabs themselves. by the way, uc covers those costs through a private endowment and not through state or tuition funds. >> the former dictator of panama, manual noreyaga has died. he was removed when american troops invaded panama in 1989. he was later jailed in the u.s. on drug and money laundering charges. he was also trialed in france. he was 83 years old. >> more than just a little tension at the texas state capitol. lawmakers on the floor of the legislature almost came to a brawl. this is video of a scuffle during which you can see lawmakers gathered around, apparently making threats of violence against one another. this happened yesterday, the last day of the state's

legislative session. it started after republican representative said he had contacted i.c.e. agents as hundreds of people were protesting inside of the capitol. they were there to oppose the state's new law banning sanctuary cities. hispanic lawmakers say they heard the i.c.e. comment and got enraged. >> happening today, many calling a response by the u.s. to north korea. the u.s. will fire a ground base missile from vandenberg air force base. it's supposed to intercept a target flying over the pacific. the test comes amid heightened tensions with north korea. a shakeup at the white house. the director of communications is out, and a controversial past adviser is back in. >> yeah, scott mcgrew, a familiar face, corey lewandowski coming back to the white house. >> he is. a white house full of controversy, sam, unlikely lewandowski is going to make it less controversial. nbc news has confirmed he will be a top adviser.

lewandowski, you'll remember, was donald trump's campaign manager who stepped aside in a power struggle with paul manafort. lewandowski went on to become a cnn common taert. meanwhile,ications director mike doneke is stepping down. he's the boss of the more well known white house spokesman sean spicer. president trump tweeting russian officials must be laughing at the united states and how lame 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 campaign and the kremlin, which is not news. the fbi, justice department special counsel, the senate, the how, have all launched investigations into those connections. remember, both the attorney general and the national security adviser at the time both got caught not telling truth about meetings with russians. while the trump administration has tried to court the kremlin, perhaps, other world leaders are

taking them on directly. over the weekend, brand-new french president emanuel macron scolded president putin for funding propaganda to try to influence voters in western democracies like france and the united states. and u.s. senator and war hero john mccain says putin is more dangerous to america than isis because putin is trying to ruin our democracy. mccain will be on the "today" show in a little less than 15 minutes. here a preview. >> 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 sovereign nation, who is putting pressure on the baltics, i view the russians as the far greatest challenge we have. >> watch for john mccain on the "today" show. if you have thoughts or comments on our coverage of washington, you can reach me directly through twitter @scottmcgrew.

>> scott, thank you very much. a live look right now at the brand-new shirts for the nba finals. more on that in just a second. this is oracle arena right now. two days, the warriors are facing off against the cleveland cavaliers for the third straight year in a row. this morning, we're getting a much closer look at some of the gear fans will be rocking during the nba finals. aka, the swag. >> there you go. we have some of the swag here. yousy it there, kind of light lettering on there. light lettering on the shirts there. mike is holding it up. >> that's the back. >> yeah. all gold everything. >> all gold everything. >> know what's gold? heavier fonting. hard to read, but it does say all gold. >> it's cool. it's subdued. >> we decided to bedazzle our shirts in gold. >> very cool. >> it's neat that they do a different shirt for each stage.

they're like collector items. >> the shirt manufacturer loves that idea. >> thursday, 6:00 is when the warriors take on the who, sam? cleveland cavaliers. some little team from a lake in the midwest. kari hall, take it away. >> we're looking forward to cooler weather as you get ready to head out. also cloudy skies, but there will be sunshine later on today. let's get a live look across three of our microclimates. 55 degrees in the peninsula and south bay. 55 degrees in the east bay, and the north bay, you can see the clouds, 49 degrees. here's a look at those high temperatures today. ing it into the low 70s for the peninsula and the south bay. we're lookb live at pleasanton for the triy, going to be up to 74 today and 75 degrees in the north bay. san francisco up to 61. and you'll notice the winds picking up once again today. so as you're looking out the window, getting ready for today, it will be another day for a light jacket. also some pants, but we will

have some short sleeves and some short weather in the forecast heading toward the end of the week. also getting up and about to get the kids out the door, it's cloudy and foggy near the coast. and our temperatures are starting out in the 50s everywhere, but at recess, we'll have clearing skies and it will still be on the cool side with gusty winds and sunshine later on today. looking at the temperatures over the next seven days, we'll have drizzle today, this morning, and then again tomorrow morning in san francisco. but then that clears out. our temperatures warming up into the upper 60s and low 70s. look at this weekend forecast. not bad at all. inland, we're going to go from the low 70s today. this will actually be the coolest day of the week. we'll be in the upper 80s by the end of the weekend. heading over to mike, you're now tracking two problems starting with b.a.r.t. >> that's right, starting with the b.a.r.t. problems. delays continue. still holding just over ten minutes because of an equipment issue somewhere around the lake merritt station. maybe more, so we're checking with them, still trying to get more details.

meanwhile, the roadways are a good option for portion of oakland. as we look to the dublin interchange, that's where we have a problem as well. 680 southbound, looks like they may be ready to clear the motorcycle from the middle lanes of stone ridge. we have a live shot from dublin in the backup, you can see the red sensor. that means a slower drive on the approach. that congested interchange is tough. the rest of the team moving well. here are your options from nbc bay area. get to your profile on your system, on your phone, i should say, and get over toward nbc bay area wazers. that's the one you select and that way we can share that information. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >> coming up next, a closer look at the top stories on today in the bay. that includes a helicopter rescue from the sierra. the smartphone app that could help save your life if you ever find yourself stuck in the mountains. >> first, b.a.r.t. police looking for a suspect after

several cars were broken into at the millbrae b.a.r.t. station. officers say it happened in the parking lot about 5:00 yesterday. at least nine cars were found with smashed windows. >> plus, more than a dozen people recovering after severe thunderstorms roll through north carolina. the powerful storms knocking down trees, blowing over mobile homes south of raleigh. none of the injuries considered life threatening. back with a lot more news right after this. before you head out the door -

here are the top stories on today welcome back. 6:57 on your tuesday morning. before you head out the door, here are the top stories on today in the bay. >> we start with a live look at the san jose courthouse where closing arguments continue today in the penalty phase of the sierra lamar murder case. jurors are going to soon decide if antolin garcia torres, the nan convicted of killing lamar, will face the death penalty. both parents of lamar and garcia torres mother delivered emotional testimony last week. >> aurn waing about safety in the sierra after a hiker nearly fell to her death. it happened sunday near luther just south of south lake tahoe. 27-year-old woman fell about 30 feet after trying to save her dog which slipped in the mountainside. the dog is fine. 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. >> developing right now in iraq, we now have learned that a total of 31 people have been killed after two separate bombing attacks in bag tad today. one outside a popular ice cream shop. that's the video you were looking at right there. another happened in rush hour traffic. isis has claimed responsibility for both of those attacks. >> much closer to home, live look at fremont this morning where investigators are investigating police shooting that injured a man. officers say was carrying a lead pipe. a witness took video with her phone just a few minutes after officered fired on the man. happened yesterday in a mall parking lot of mowry avenue. shoppers told police the man was threatening people with a pipe. the suspect was shot at least twice. so far, no update on his condition. the officer, we're told, was not hurt. let's go live right now to south san francisco this morning. looking out at the bay. it actually looks pretty calm and still there. but it's going to be another cool morning and there will be

some gusts of wind in parts of the bay area. >> enjoy the cooler temperatures we have been having. i think a lot of people. >> i think so, especially when you consider it will be warming up as we go through the week. that will be the trend we'll see looking at the school day forecast, cloudy to start. and by this afternoon, going to see the sun coming out with gusty winds. we talked about that. ee could have gusts up to 30 miles per hour. >> that is significant. thank you. yesterday was easy peasy for the commute. today, not so much. looking at delays on b.a.r.t. >> now they're saying major delays. that means 20 minutes or more system wide because of this problem around lake merritt, where the majority of trains come through. and that's why there are system wide problems. meanwhile, the roadways move well, except we have in the t i tri-valley, still showing slowing and a build on the left side. >> when does summer light kick in? >> it has already.

>> all right, we'll always be here. we're back in a half hour with a local news update. >> also join us for the nbc bay area news at 11:00. have a great tuesday. good morning. breaking overnight. good morning. breaking overnight. lay low? nbc news reporting the president's son-in-law is being advised to keep a lower profile amid reports he tried to set up a secret communications channel to russia before the inauguration. as a top replican expresses outrage and says putin is more dangerous than the terrorists. >> i think he is the premier and most important threat, more so than isis. >> this morning, how does the white house get back on track? death of a dictator. former pan planan strongman, ma