right now with what to expect. we look outside in fremont it's a cold start, only 40 degrees. that morning drive through the east bay will be in the mid-30s in parts of the east bay and that will gradually warm up. by noon you head outside and it will be 57 degrees and a very nice day. as we look all around the bay area, reaching into the mid to upper 60s but not as bright and sunny as you probably like. we'll talk about the incoming storm in a few minutes. mike, you've been tracking a few issues out there on the roads. and i'll update a few issues. over here the broad view of the bay shows you a very nice drive, no major problems coming over the santa cruz, the sage bay does move smoothly. we're watching the crash 101 and we'll check on that in the next report. i wanted to show you these two crashes that showed up over here approaching the tri-valley wire actually heading away where from it. they're both eastbound. one crash is in the lane so be careful coming uhha 238 but a light bound commute in that northbound direction.

over here the posey tube is down to one lane. we're going to get a report coming up, but 2019 let you know that one lane is closed right now the out of alameda into downtown oakland at 10:00 both lanes will close. westbound 80, central avenue your middle slain blocked by one vehicle. that's causing slowing coming down from richmond out of san pablo. but overall travel time under a half hour approaching the backup at the bay bridge. back to you. happening today, the community is coming together to remember the three women killed in the yountville veterans home shooting. it's been just over two weeks since the veterans -- veteran and former participant if that pathway home mental health program went into the building and took the employees hostage. today in the bay pete suratos is live there and what can we expect today for this remembrance of life? >>reporter: good morning, to you, markus. it will be a celebration of the life of these three victims who

were killed here at the veterans home. it's going to take place, that memorial's going it take place lind me here at the lincoln theater in yountville. you can expect it to be a very emotional care moan as that takes place. those three victims that we are talking about are clinical director jennifer gray golick, kristine lobar, and jennifer gonzales who was a clinical psychologist at the pathway home when all this took place. all thee of them were killed on march 9th when a veteran and former participant in the pathway homes mental health program entered that building and took them host able. he kill those women before turning the gun on him receive. as for details on tonight's memorial service, it's being called a celebration of life. this was being dubbed by the organizers that's going to take place behind me at the napa valley performing arts center at the lincoln theater here at the veteran homes campus. that service is set to zbin at

6:00 p.m. the doors open at 4:30, the service is open to the public on a first come first serve basis. they're expected to reach capacity very quickly. we're live in yountville, pete suratos for today in the bay. >> they did such important work. >> >> announcer: bay area will air it live on cozi tv which you can find on 86 on comkafrt and also on our digital platform. that begins at 6:00 tonight. we're following a developing story in texas as well, another explosion in austin injured two people and it follows a deadly spring u string of unsolved package bombings in recent weeks. this particular one happened at a home just hours after austin police publicly pleaded for the person behind the recent bombings to come forward. two men in their 20s are now hospitalized and neighbors say they felt that powerful explosion. >> we heard the explosion in our house, enough that my wife and

daughter we all said, wow, what was that. >> it is unclear at this point whether this explosion is linked to the other bombings. there have been four explosions total in austin this month. two people were killed, another person seriously hurt, and now two young men are in the hospital. yesterday the austin chief of police increased the reward money to $115,000. continuing coverage four now on that matt massive fire that erupted in san francisco this weekend. they are reporting this morning that supervisor aaron pes kin is criticizing the fire chief saying that firefighters were video to pour water on the blaze. he also says he was unable to reach the chief when that fire explode. so far the chief has not responded to that criticism. it left about ten businesses damage and eight people without a place to stay. good news here, no one was hurt. now business owners are trying to figure out their next steps. >> everything is lost. everything. it's three to four feet water in

the basement. i tried to get in to our main computer. >> four years ago i dealt with the same situation and this is four year later again i'm dealing with the same -- maybe worse situation. >> the cause of that fire is still under investigation. happening today, classes are expected to resume at martinez junior high school after a violent threat kept students at home on friday. that threat was skrauled on a bathroom wall. school leaders also odded that the threat was found not to be credible. also happening today were we expect some east bay teachers to protest in the streets. alameda unified school board is set to hold a meeting tonight talk about next year's budget. union members say they want teacher's salaries to be a top priority. the teachers say they will rally and march to the meet willing at island high school which starts at 6:00 this morning. an oakland dmv is expected

to reopen after being closed for more than a mondeaux to flood damming. theed flooing happened after the copper wire was stole present building's heating and ac system. the office on 85th avenue is set to reopen at 8:00 this morning. investigators say that someone stole just $50 worth of copper wire last month and that sparked that water leek that flooded the entire office. damages were estimated in the 10s of thousands of dollars. so far no arrests. live to capitol hill this morning, washington is still reeling from the firing of fbi director andrew mccabe. this morning there are a lot of questions about what that firing could mean for the russia investigation. >> today in the bay's tracie potts is live in washington this morning to explain. good mrng, tracie. >> reporter: good morning. the deputy director mccabe says that the whole story has not been told here. he gave a detailed account of what he thinks say politicized firing and turned over his notes to the fbi of conversations with

president trump. the president says there were no notes, these are fake memos. law makers want to know did the white house lean on the fbi to fire deputy director andrew mccabe two days before retirement. >> it appears to have been compressed in order to take vengeance on this guy. >> it's highly suspicious. >> this is awfully mean spirited and it just tells me that donald trump is really scared of what andrew mccabe will say. >> reporter: mccabe fired for leaking information and misleading investigators claims he was targeted to discredit the russia investigation. >> the fbi is who recommended that he be fired. it wasn't crazy house republicans and it wasn't the trump administration. >> reporter: the president on twitter taking aim at mccabe and special counsel robert mueller calling the russia investigation a witch hunt by 13 hardened democrats. could mueller be fired next? >> don't go there. don't go there. we have confidence in mueller, i

certainly do. >> if he tried do that, that would be the beginning of the end of his presidency. >> members need to speak out now. don't wait for the crisis. >> reporter: the white house insists mueller's job is safe. but andrew mccabe, his job is gone after 21 years at the fbi. lawmakers want to hear his story already calling for a hearing into that firing. . . >> that's not the last we'll hear of it. thank you very much. traffic through part of san francisco hayes valley may see some hiccups this week. road crews all week will work on projects between octavia and lark ken street. they include sinkhole repair and pavement ren know vationss. we should tell you that crews going to work one block at a time. each day only one lane of traffic will be open wherever that work is being done. it will probably feel like it's your bloke every day, though. today's crews are expected to focus on hayes between franklin and goth. we'll try to keep you on track for that. happening today, emergency personnel in santa barbara

county are trying to get ahead of the next storm system before it arrives. now they posted the free ook evacuation advisory for people who live near major wildfire burn yrps. the concern here a repeat of the devastating mudslide in montecito back in skbrant the next storm is due to arrive in southern california tomorrow and it may linger through thursday. right now at 6:09 we are tracking that storm not only for southern california but the bay area. we can see the center of this storm still spinning and it's drawing in some deep subtropical moisture. first pineapple express we've seen in a while. but the clouds are targeting southern california and that's where the heaviest rain will be, although we will also be on the outer fringes of this and get on some heavy rain. this will start out by tomorrow morning, continue through wednesday, and then we'll see some of the heaviest rain continue as we go throughout thursday as well as friday. still some lingering showers. and this will also bring heavy snow maker or be a heavy snow

maker for the sierra. we may get 1 to 3 inches of rain as the week goes along. more on that in a few minutes. mike. kari, this issue, the crash westbound 80, your commute direction into towards central just around the merge with folks coming around golden gate fields and off of that richmond bridge from san rafael we do have slowing. one vehicle reported in the middle lane, there maybe a second one in the slow lane that might be way we're seeing more slowing just now as you're look at the maybe activity from kru kroous getting there. we'll continue to monitor that. we're about almost 35 minutes from highway 4 at becomeup to the bay bridge toll plaza. the prevalent rest of the bay yore all looks great. some sort of da degree on 680, debris or road hazard reported if the looks like you join on just south wrf that slowing is. here are your travel times. you do see a little build on 680

heading southbound. that will be a little more than 17 minutes so keep that in mind. we'll send it back to you. thank you very much. coming up next on today in the bay, an experienced cirque du soleil performer fell to his death and during an aerial performance in florida while the audience was watching. the question this morning about what went wrong as that famous performance group mourns that man's death. new this morning, making money off your searches. the steps google is taking to cash in and compete with other online retailers. time now 6:11, you're watching today in the bay. ♪

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right now it's 6:14, you get ready to head out the do door and feel how cool it is. let's take a live look outside in fremont. temperatures in the low 40s we'll see that continue through at least 8:00 and then it quickly warms up. we'll be in the mid-60s by rarity today with a mix of sun and clouds. those clouds will bring us rain and we'll talk about what's ahead in the forecast coming up in less than five minutes. here looking at great travel times. 33 minutes on highway 4. i think i have more information, we have another source so we'll talk about that coming up and there's the south bay with no problems as far as travel times '.

a cirque du soleil performer died in a tragic accident. this is cole phone video the moments just after that catastrophic fall. it happened on saturday night during a show in tampa. the 38-year-old cac alaska cre bat was on the double chings when one of his hands slipped and he fell about 20 feet to his death. a local tampa tv reporter attended that show. >> all night it was a bunch of oohs and ahs and then when the performer fell and hit the floor you heard a loud gasp in there and then it was just quiet. >> kirk due soleil says that that performer that died toured with the company for 15 years. the last two shows in tamp april scheduled for yesterday were canceled. new this morning, delta air lines is looking into a mix-up that left two puppies, right there, temporarily stranded. now both have now arrived safely at their new homes in idaho. the breeder sent those dogs on the same plane sad from virginia to minneapolis but bad weather

led to rerouting and each of those dogs ended up in a different flight to boise. now they arrived yesterday one day late. to top things off, one family incorrectly told that the dog had lapped but it was really the other dog, their actual dog was somewhere on the west coast. delta says that the dogs did receive plenty of food and water along with time-out side as you see right there. >> that's a good thing. >> it is. 6:16 for you right now. in business and tech news this morning, google trying to make money or product searches. >> for and that at rest. news before the bell we do live to the cnbc headquarters. good morning, meg. >> good morning. markets are set to open in the red today for the first trading day of the week despite a slight gain or friday, spoks posted a loss last week weighed by by fears of a possible trade war. the do you closing 73 points higher on friday for a second

positive session in a row. nasdaq gaining just a quarter of a point closing flat at 7481. this week investors will turn their attention to jerome powell's first policy meeting the the meeting kicked off tomorrow and the fed is widely expected to raise interest rates for the first time this year. google is making the push to turn product searches into cash. internet giants teaming up with retailers in the new program allowing dops lift their products on google's product lines. google takes a cut out of each purchase. target, walmart, home depot, costco just some of the retailers partnering with google as they look to compete with ecommerce rival amazon. and apple is reportedly developing its own micro l.e.d. device displays. bloomberg reporting that the screens are being developed at a secret plant in california and that the iphone maker has created some for testing. this would make apple's products thin, he are brighter are area and more efficient.

apple is aiming to use the technology first in its wearable products. back over to you. >> we like the micro technology. thank you very much. anything you can do to make my purse lighter is fan fantastic. happening today, ibm will unveil what claims to be the world's smallest commute floater an exaggeration. it's smaller than a grain of salt and will cost less than 10 donts manufacture. company says it will how's several hundred thousand trance sisters allowing the computer to monitor, analyze, and act on that data, that why that chipped looked bigger than a grain of salt. mini computer willing work with applications to track the shipment of goods and to detect fraud. maybe that will make our ports a little more efficient and easier for folks to work out there. chris, with you were telling me that something would help with the applications and then there you go. >> there you go. it's what i talk about every day, right? >> all the time. >> the tech i can right here. >> i wonder if you get nbc bay area app on that little

computer. >> implant it on people. >> get the app. >> no? >> no? >> i went too far. >> too much. we are track something rain so if you do have the app this morning you can look at it on your smartphone and see where the rain is and i'll show what you it looks like and what we're expecting. here's a live look outside in san francisco as you get ready to head out the door. you've been starting to see more clouds move in within the past couple of hours and you can come on over and take a look at your microclimate as the seven-day forecast comes up at the bottom of the screen. we're starting in the south bay where today in san jose we're up to 68 degrees, it's going to be a beautiful afternoon. today no worries about rain, we'll start out with some sunshine but we will start to see some clouds moving in. we'll be up to 64 degrees in ukiah. and then as we go into the next couple of days expecting more rain but i wanted to show where you we in terms of our rainfall totals and how it measures up for the water year.

santa rosa we've gotten over 17 inches of rain but we're still mission 12 inches of rain. and mountain view you can see we've had over six inch there's but we still lacking about five inches. we are running at about 50% to 60% of normal. what's interesting is that we've had almost double the amount of rain or more than double in livermore, but most of the bay area getting at least our normal amounts and then some. and there's more rain on the way as we start out our hour-by-hour forecast we start to see the clouds moving in tomorrow. showers start to move in by late morning into early afternoon with some scatters activity and then it becomes more widespread he was go into tomorrow evening with some gusty winds. and that continues for the rest of the week, so a lost rain on the way. and the potential of getting at least 1 inch of rain for all of the bay area. there could be some spots getting over 3 inches of rain so i'll be tracking all of that starting out tomorrow morning as you tune in. as we head over to mike, we've

been tracking some of those issues and a few crashes out there on the roadway. >> that's right, kari. and a few different sorts as well. i told i i try to figure out exactly what's going on got a little inside scoop. you can get that too. honoring on a spekd. i want to show everybody the rest of roadway. south bay up the rest of the peninsula great. tri-valley typical problems. we'll talk more about that in a second. here, westbound 80 approaching central you see speeds start to recover and i did get the scoop on waze april. a comment did come in saying it's gone, only emergency truck sofr on the left shoulders that why we start seeing the speeds start to improve on our regular map. the try trael moves smoothly, so does the south bay. the earlier crashes in castro valley is smooth and a nice slower drive just beginning to

build through livermore. back to you. coming up next on today in the bay, driving with someone under the influence. all new this morning, the alarming number of teenagers who are riding in cars with dui drivers. he signs up for a program with unlimited access and is suddenly shut down. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds, next. and don't forget to join our morning conversation on social media. you knee smile, that's my smile because i'm working inside today, that's what i'm talking about on facebook. i also want to know what you did this weekend. find us on instagram, on twitter, on facebook. we are wherever you are. you're watching today in the bay. nbc bay area responds to a

san francisco man whose movie subscription was abruptly canceled. nbc bay area responds to a san francisco man whose movies description was abruptly canceled. >> when he got fed up with all the drama, he called us for help. chris chmura sprang into action. chris. >> daniel said he and his wife bought into movie pass, the subscription service that lets you watch as many movies as you want in theaters for just $105 a year. they said they loved movie pass. but then daniel got a notice that his membership was canceled effective immediately for violating the terms of service. now it's odd here is that his wife's membership wasn't canceled, even though they said they had been to the exact same

movies. daniel told me he made at least 18 calls to try to get answers from movie pass. in frustration he turned to us for help. we contacted movie pass and we went back and forth for about ten days. i'll cut to the chase. movie pass reinstated daniel's membership. they said thanks again for bringing this to our attention and sorry it took so long to get it resolved. so why was daniel labeled a bad actor? well, he says movie pass told him a local theater double charged his account and the system figured he was trying to sneak someone else in. luckily they sorted it out. prepaid services and memberships can be a very, very good deal, but you've got to be certain you know what you're getting into before joining. and you've got to make sure the company's keeping up its part of the bargain. fortunately daniel was informed and persistent. two thumbs up. if you have a consumer complaint, no drama here, call us 888-996-tips orion line at

nbcbayarea.com/responds. it's 6:26 right now and new this morning alarming new data showing that many teenagers are riding in a car with people who drive under the influence. overnight we took a closer look at a tud did i just released by colorado state university and it says 33% of high school graduates say that they have ridden in a car with an impaired driver at least once in the past year. they also say that they're more likely to ride with a driver who had been smoking marijuana than a drunk driver. experts say young adults who ride wem paired drivers are more likely to become impaired drivers themselves. coming up next on today in the bay, a sinkhole opens up along a major east bay road. the impact repairs could have on your route to and from work. the track designers are hoping to learn to bringer is strois your air of the high speed trains. er is

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way to the bay area this week. . right now at 6:30 we're tracking more rain on the way to the bay area this week as we look outside from our cameras in san jose. we're looking at san mateo right now. thanks so much for joining us on this monday i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm marcus washington. right now we head over to meteorologist kari hal will hall with what we can expect today. it's going to be a nice one today. >> today is our best day of the week. this say head of the storm and

we're going to get some sunshine and warm temperatures too. let's take a live look outside in san jose as the sunrises on this monday morning and it is a chilly start. you're stepping out the door to temperatures in the 30s and lower 40s. right now at 41 degrees in palo alto and 40 in san jose and in auckland. some mid 30s for the north bay with our highs this afternoon reaching into the mid-60s for the inland areas, upper 60s for san hoe a, and 65 san francisco and oakland. here's our storm. and it's going to tap into some deep subtrap colorado cal moisture meaning pineapple express. we'll talk about that in a few minutes. mike, you're tracking what's happening out there for the morning commute. i am but you got pineapple engs mentioned i'm intrigued. we do have a slower drive developing typical patterns for the south bay, no major problems for san jose. silicon valley i want to take down to the edge over here. smooth drive for the santa cruz mountains for highway 17 north bay 101. we had that earlier crash and

it's typical out of san martine up to about maybe up to dunn and then it's cleared by the time get to cochran. that's tk typical as you head by morgan hill. over toward the bay bridge we're still under 35 minutes, that's great. the earlier crash did clear west 80 around central. you're she from highway 4 down to the bay bridge and the backup to the toll plaza. nimitz moves freelg you've got more congestion pu intercontinental ballistic missile i'm handing it back to you, chris. >> right now a traffic mess in the east bay, crews have been repairing a sinkhole that opened up at the end of the posey tube. >> today in the bay is live in thereto explain how this could impact the traffic in this commute this morning. good morning. >> reporter: yeah, markus and kris, it has been a traffic nightmare trying to get to almade oo to oakland since saturday. it's all due to a sinkhole on the posey tube. you can see traffic lined up here as cars are reduced to a single lane of traffic.

you can see from sky ranger from up above that line. start agent 10 clock a.m. both lanes will be closed ant entire tunnel will be shut down so crews can get to work. the traffic has been impact the since saturday. this is video of how business yt roads were over the weekend. some people sat in traffic for up to 45 minutes. ac transit advising drivers to plan for even longer delays, especially during the peak commute hours. this is all due to a sinkhole caused by damaged storm pipe. ac transit is also suggest fug commute two and from san francisco to take the ferry instead. and some good news, a service plan has been put in place to keep buses running. sfep buslines will be affected by the detour, those are on your screen. you can see they're lines 19, 20, 51a, 851, 96, w, and the o-line. these are buss that go from alimmediate add to oakland. this repair work is likely to go through midnight today.

they say they have got the project but it could take until the end of the week until it's all fixed. be prepared for long commutes. reporting live in alameda. well, today students will return to close at florida international university just days after a new pedestrian bridge crumbled killing six people. today, the first lawsuit is also expected to be filed in that tragic bridge collapse. the person filing that lawsuit was injured when the pedestrian bridge which was under construction fell to the ground last thursday. in the meantime, the president of fiu is asking people around the country to join them in a moment of silence today. that will happen at 1:47 eastern time, the minute the bridge collapsed. developing this morning, the chp is asking for help of other drivers who may have seen what they now believe say road rage shooting that seriously injured a 5-year-old girl. this happened at around 9:00 on saturday night on eastbound

interstate 80 near willow avenue. chp says that there were four people in that car. that girl sufrd major injuries. a woman in her 60s was also suffered minor injuries. chp shut down sections of freeway for more than four hours to investigate. we spoke with one person who says she cannot believe ha happened. >> there shouldn't be no road rage like that. i mean, especially for a little girl. >> now so far there has been no update on the girl's condition and right now the chp is not releasing information about clues or possible suspects. new this morning, a warning at stanford university, this after five reported car break-ins this weekend. university police say that there were vehicles parked near the museum area, specifically on lasupe street, roth way and low nooet meeta drive. place say whoever is responsible for this broke into those windows. they say that the thief or thieves took laptops and

backpacks. we're learning more about the intense search for a richmond man missing in the sierra. he has been mission since wednesday after a day of skiing. six feet of snow fell since thomas mularkey was last seen on wednesday. search efforts have been impaired because of that same snow, heavy snow and avalanche dangers. his niece tells us that weather conditions improved and teams were able to search by air and on foot but came up empty. mularkey is an avid skier and his family believes that he has the skills to survive in the snow. they believe he may have built a snow cave. the crews were focusing their search near large trees where he would have done that and his family is still holding on to hope that he will be found safe. it's 6:36. happening today santa clara police say they want to talk about the perception some people have on the department. now police say that this move comes after a citywide survey and focus group. citizens policing workshop is set for 7:00 p.m. is at central park library.

a new warning from state health officials for the bay area. people are being told not to eat mussels, clams, or scallops that are krek creationally harvested out of bay in alameda and contra costa counties because the shellfish have dangerous levels of poisonous toxins that can become deadly. there are other similar warnings that effect for others counties. but this morning does not apply to shellfish that are commercially sold because the ones that you buy from a vendor are tested for toxins. happening today in san francisco, work finally began to opportunity old muni car barn into a youth performing arts center. we're talking about the historic geneva car barn and powerhouse. this is right across from balboa bart and muni station. the ground breaking ceremony takes place later this morning. it will take $14 million to renovate the place. the building opened in 1901 but was closed after it was badly damaged in the 1989 earthquake.

you may feel some rumbling under your feet in the south bay. that's because testing for high speed rail is happening. several roads are going to be shut down around san jose. they will be doing geological shake tests. they're going use some big equipment to create ground shaking that high speed rail trains could create as they zip on through. that information will then help to design the tracks that will eventually be laid there. the tests will go on all week. all right. more than just a test, looking at this chopper view, had is the repair work, they're not testing it they have to repair the road work. these are folks heading from alameda to oakland. the wester tube goes one way, the posey tube the other that's a nice shot showing you the live traffic. let's go to the map and show you where that's located. the east shore freeway behind me, the walnut interchange in

concord. they're all moving way well. the nimitz moves smoothly across the scene. but right now, alameda to oakland, that's the tube restricted to one lane right now and will be closed from 10:00 a.m. to midnight today. you're going use to the south and i'll mark what circles the parkway bridge and frutd veil bridge. there's also a couple of roads just south of there but that will take you well out of your way so you'll want to know about these bridges. from 10:00 to midnight. the rest of the bay moves nicely, no major problems for the south bay. we'll talk a longer commute coming up next. >> all right. we were talking about the weather for the weekend. we're going to have a lot of rain to get through before we get to the weekend and it's still going to be raining on your saturday. as you start to make plans on this monday morning for the

weekend, we'll still have linger spotty showers and highs reaching into the upper 50s. if you're making plans on sunday, that's your day to get outside. we'll still be cool but at least we'll get some sun and the rain will be out of here. going to carmel valley, it's going to be nice. . >> this weather system wraps up there a little bit sooner. we'll be in the upper 50s for the weekend and mostly sunny skies all throughout the weekend. going to yosemite this weekend it's still going to be snowing on friday, but saturday you'll start to get clearing. it's going to be cold, only 27 degrees. and then on sunday that may be the best day of the weekend, up to 32 degrees. napa valley is looking nice if you're keeping it closer to home. by friday we'll have a few spotty showers and a mix clouds. 57 degrees by saturday. we'll see that sun breaking out in some spots at times during the day and 62 degrees on sunday. we'll talk about what's going on and let me know what you're doing this weekend on@carr hall

weather on twitter and also on face back. you may get a personalized forecast or see it right here tomorrow morning at 6:38. i'll have a look at today's temperature trend in less than three minutes. >> thank you very much, kari. coming up next on today in the bay, fighting the opioid crisis. the president somewhat controversial plan to prevent more drug-related deaths. and right now we are following your money on the markets right now. take a look. the dow down 137 -- 140 points right now. this all takes a dip after trump's twitter meltdown. mais facebook also sliding. the time now four 6:41. you're watching today in the bay.

it's 6:44 on your monday morning. we start out way clear sunrise as we get a live look outside in san jose. you step out the door and it is chilly. let's go to the neighborhood of willow glen. we'll be at 45 degrees at 10:00 and quickly warming up today into the upper 60s. it's going to be a beautiful day. tomorrow it all changes as our next storm moves in. we're getting ready for that the. timeline is coming up in less than 5 minutes. and the travel times we're looking at the top number, northbound 101 continues to build, the time slowing a bit through san jose. i'm going to show one reason i can find on our cameras. another we'll show awe i little farther. >> happening today, a san francisco bay state leigh lawmakers will announce sweeping

plan to fund efforts against rising sea levels. it includes a state measure to include a waterfront financing district and that direct would collect mp through taxes and bonds. it would cover the cost to rebuild the embarcadero crumble sea wail. they say the sea wall is in need of about $5 billion worth of work. happening to tomorrow, marijuana delivery could get the go ahead in redwood city. the pot nurseries may also get the green light. the daily journal reports the city's planning commission could lool legallize both at tomorrow's meeting. that sets order napss for growth, storage and shipping. a plea hearing for the man accused of killing two fremont women more than two decades ago. he is accuse of killing these two girls in february of 1986. the women who were best friends were found dead along mill creek road. this is near mission boulevard.

he was already served an 18 reason-sentence for a homicide in 1989 and dna evidence linked him to the other two killings. happening today, president trump is set to sell his opioid plants the administration says he will announce new policies to keep fighting the crisis. we do know some of the details at that point. senior administration officials say the white house plan includes prevention efforts and expansion of access to treatment for medicaid patients. also proposal to reduce the overprescription of painkillers by 1/3 within three years and cutting off the supply of illegal drugs including internet sales. some say this still will not be enough. other says any help is good. >> we're running short on therapists and doctors that can help with this or want to help with this. >> we really want to see overdoses start to come down we have to build out a treatment system that doesn't exist yet. that will require a massive federal investment. >> one point already again

traiting controversy, the justice department will start seeking the death penalty zbhens drug traskssers. a close are look at the crisis. we went through the latest cdc numbers overnight. 4,600 people died of opioid overdose in cal alone in 2016. nationwide more than 42,000 people died of opioid overdose in 2016 which is the most ever. 40% of all opioid overdose deaths involve a prescription. >> one day after vladimir putin's presidential election win, there are reports of voter fraud. there are reports surveillance camera footage from moscow and three other locations show incidence of ballot box stuffing. independent election observers and activists allege numerous incidence of ballot box stuffing and other areas far east of the moscow. they say he won 76% of the votes but it's not clear just how many russians voted in yesterday's

presidential election. a british-based data company is under fire accused of taking data from some 50 million facebook profiles to influence the 2016 presidential election. a whistleblower claims cambridge analytica paid users to take a survey then cam period their personal datt which included users friends and contacts. steve ban nan had ties to that project and wanted to use that data according to whistleblower. the whistleblower appears this morning on the today show. he says he left the company before the presidential election. >> what i do know is that cambridge analytic ka was meeting with cory lieu within douse sky in trift and offering the services that i'm talking about right now. >> according to some reports facebook knew about that data collection for two years but didn't stop it. facebook suspend business with cambridge analytica even though spokesperson there is refuting the claim. you can see that segment coming up at 7:30 on the today show

following today in the bay. well, the nevada wolf pack -- after completing the second largest coupleback in ncaa tournament history. they took the second seed in cincinnati bear cats yesterday. nevada was down by as many as 22 points near the middle of the second half, but they stayed the course, they took the lead with just 9.1 seconds left in the game. cincinnati wasn't able to come back leading to one of the biggest shockers in the tournament so far. i think that's probably behind uvc and virginia. >> does it matter? every bracket's busted, right, after that arizona win so who cares. >> it's maddening. >> you know who the winner of the bracket is this year? me, because i didn't play. i didn't play. >> you and me both. >> i got $5. >> i thought you were going to tell me something like i knew from the beginning. >> no, i knew i was going to lose. i kept my money in my pocket.

>> that's probably the best bet. i know everybody's talking about that getting to work today. but also talking about the weather. it's going to be a beautiful day but a cold start this morning as you get ready to head out the door. here's a look at our high temperatures for today. and we're in the mid-60s for san francisco and the oakland area. also up to 64 degrees in livermore. san jose and morgan hill 68 degrees, that's going to be really nice and we so desperately need some sunshine, don't we? as we take a live look outside in san jose starting to get busy on this monday morning. if you're still about to make your way out the door and getting dressed this morning, do not forget that jacket, it is a cold start. but you won't need it later on today. you'll most likely need some sunglasses and something nice and comfortable. i'm tracking next storm. here it is. we can see the swirl of the clouds out there in the pacific and this swain little bit different from what we've seen different recently. it's connecting with moisture all wait over toward hawaii. as that rolls in, we will have

some much heavier rainfall compared to what we've seen recently. and it returns tomorrow, it will be a windy and warmer storm, that means it starts out as rain for the see era and then changes over to snow for the bay area. our five-day rainfall totals will be at 1 to 3isms, some of the heaviest rain will be over southern california and the sierra could get another 3 to 4 feet of snow. and we are looking at that rain arriving as early as late tomorrow morning continuing off and on as we go throughout the week. more details on that coming up. heading over to mike, you've been tracking what's happening out there and i was looking at some slow goes already. >> i did see a tow truck actually over here between the two areas on the roadway by two merges on to the freeway. that tow truck cleared and i saw three other sets of flashing lights head north of this shot, 101 at the 280 interchange there on the mop. that's typically where we see

the slow down there air couple of crashes reported and one is just north of the cam rand that's where we see most of our slowing. there's a build coming up past capital expressway. that's the build we expect for that portion. silicon valley, then coming up past 10 and out of san martine when he two crashes earlier, one's on the shoulder and one cleared completely from the scene. that's slower drive through morgan hill. the rest of the abi bay pretty standard. your travel times getting toward the bay bridge about 36 minutes from highway 4 and the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. back to you. coming up next, a quick look at the top stories on today here in the bay including the memorial planned for tonight for the victims of the yountville veterans home shooting. the reason why members of the public may want to arrive early for that service. new this morning, we're getting new flu death numbers. 14 more deaths have been reported. tleef those deaths are right here in the bay area. we're up to 232 deaths statewide this season. and a developing story out of the philippines.

they found two more bodies today after firefighters gutted the hotel lobby in manila. two security camera operators were found after the firefighters managed to control the blaze which raged all day yesterday. we're back after the break with more news. sorry. i can't make it.

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here on today in the bay. >> yountville this morning community members will gather to remember the life and work of the three women shot and killed at the veterans home there. they're jennifer goe lick, kristine lobar and jennifer gonzalez all three worked to change the lives of veterans battling post traumatic stress disorder. celebration of life is at napa valley performing arts center in lincoln center. the service starts at 6:00, doors open at 4:30 and it's expected to be very well attended. we will air that claition celebration of life on cozi tv. >> a live look where the sinkhole on the posey tube is creating a big problem for drivers. it first appeared on saturday that's when a ruptured storm pipe created a sinkhole. the crews keeping one lane of the tube open until 10:00 this morning when the work resumes.

at that point both lanes will be closed until around midnight. work may take up to one week to complete. another explosion in austin, texas, injured two people. there has bane strieen a string explosions in the past couple weeks. the latest was yesterday. police say the device was placed next to a roadway and may have been triggered by a trip wire, although all of that is still under investigation. there have been a total of four explosions in austin this month. two people were killed. business owners in san francisco's north beach district are trying to figure out the next steps after a massive building fire broke out over the weekend. that fire started saturday night and damaged about ten businesses. eight people who lived there there are also without a home, but no one was hurt. this morning the sf gate reports that supervisor aaron pes kin is criticizing the fire chief saying the firefighters were slow to pour water on to the fire. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. classes resume at martinez

junior high school this morning where school was canceled on friday because of a violent threat found scrawled on a bathroom wall. school leaders say the threatened upped being not credible. east bay teachers are planning to protest today. the alameda school board will hold an emergency meeting tonight to talk about next year's budget. union members say they want teacher's salaries to be a top priority so they'll rally and march to the meeting. it starts at 6:00 at island high and that starts at 6:00 at island high school in alameda. happening today, good news in oakland. the dmv that's been closed for more than a month because of flood damage is expected to finally reopen. the coliseum dmv office flooded after someone stole about $50 worth of copper wire from the building's heating and ac system. that little theft caused a big water leak which flooded the entire office. no one has been arrested so far. well, the weather today

going to be a great one to start out the week. starting out the week with a smile weatherwise. >> i think so especially once we get the sunshine. it doesn't last all day. this say head of our next storm system that brings us rain by late tomorrow morning, it's going to be in the upper 50s as though winds pick up throughout the day. as you look at that seven-day forecast, today is the die get out there and enjoy it because we are going to have some off and on soggy weather all throughout the week and of course i'll be tracking it each morning right here on today in the bay. >> all right. well, we understand that you have a problem in the south bay? >> yeah, overturned pickup truck. it's part of the crash i just showed awe i few minutes ago. got more detail. most of the day exactly what you'd expect but this will see more slowing for north 101. reports of a pickup truck that's actually over on its roof. no major injuries but four vehicles involved. there's a backup forming quickly and more build off of capital expressway. arrow shows you highway 47. more people are going to shift there, that's to the good. >> that 87 gets jammed pretty

good. but we'll leave you with a live picture of san mateo will things are moving along nicely particularly for those folks on the bikes. we're back at 7:25 with more local news. have a great monday. ♪ good morning. breaking overnight, another package bomb rocks the city of austin, texas, injuring two people at least. the fourth mysterious explosion this month as police issue a direct plea to the perpetrator. >> we hope this person or persons is watching and will reach out to us before anyone else is injured or anyone else is killed. >> we're live with the latest on the investigation and the urgent new warning from police. heading for a showdown? the president attacking robert mueller by name for the very first time. the white house insisting the special counsel won't be fired as a key republican senator delivers this pointed warning. >> if he tried to do that, that would be the beginning of the