change really no big deal, no difference. san jose about one degree cooler, concord four degrees warmer. sfwr san francisco three. so on the seasonable end of the spring temperatures. and road crews are on the move because they typically work overnight. we're seeing a little bit at the altamont. typical. and highway 37 again i saw slowing eastbound as the crews should be preparing to clear between lakeville and 121. but right now a little slowing west boipd. and the bound. and there is the bay bridge, cash lanes should clear in the next five. a police chase and crash ended in the mt. pleasant area near white road and story road. it took out a crash pole knocking out electricity for about 300 people. one woman described what she

heard. >> we had just gone to bed and out of nowhere, we heard a loud boom and sirens. >> this happened around 2:30 in the morning. pg and eflt says abo says abou4s are still without power. and this mexican immigrant facing deportation will be released from jail today. roz, activists say this is just one step in the right direction. >> reporter: his family is very excited to hear about all of this. i've been talking to his wife over the past couple days. here is how she says the morning will proceed. he should leave the jail about 5:00 or so right about now and head here to the i.c.e. headquarters. processing of the paperwork will take a couple hours and they expect him to be released sometime between 9:00 and 11:00 this morning. and let's take you back a little bit.

fernando is that undocumented is an they say man who i.c.e. agents picked up last october and he is drop off his daughter at daycare. i.c.e. said he had been imported before and he had a dui. his detention sparked protests by human rights activists. his lawyers argued that he would be this danger if he were deported to mexico. and last week a judge ruled that he be released on a removal order, so he can stay here as long as he has no run-ins with law enforcement. and so far the government has not appealed that ruling. his wife tells me that they where looking forward to his release. he is looking forward to getting a work permit, getting back to work and not having to live in the shadows anymore. so for now, they are looking forward to that happening, that reunion sometime after 9:00 this morning. roz plater for "today in the bay." and now to the news out of washington. president trump is back in d.c. as we take a look at our nation's capital.

the president is reigniting the debate over daca. he is tweeting about the deal to protect young immigrants. he says, quote, daca is dead because the democrats didn't care or act and now everyone wants to get on to daca bandwagon. no longer works. must build wall and secure our boarders. democrats want no borders, hints drug and kricrime. tracie potts is live with what is next. >> reporter: and the president's tweets are addressing who different issues. people who are already in this country undocumented and these who he insist continue to pour across the border. no more daca deal, president trump declares on twitter. >> mexico has to help us at the border. they flow right through mexico. they send them into the united

states. >> reporter: and then a threat. they must son the big drug and people flows or i will stop their cash cause nafta referring to our trade deal with mexico and can gha. ne canada. need wall. >> they are skilled at exploiting the issue, not good at solving it. >> reporter: democrats say it is not their fault. time and time again the president trump has walked away from bipartisan proposals that are exactly what he asked for. that from a spokesman for nancy pelosi. >> we're not going to stop fighting for i said grace justice no matter what trump has to say. >> reporter: meantime the v.a. secretary president trump fired is speaking out. >> this was somewhat of a surprise. >> you believe you had the president's confidence? >> absolutely. >> reporter: david shulkin says that was his impression on the phone with president trump just hours before he was fired on twitter. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. happening today, another

step toward recovery in the north bay burn zones. pg and e plans to install 13 miles of power lines and 15 miles of gas lining underground in the coffey park neighborhood. and crews are expected to work 12 hour days. homeowners say they are hopeful that the work can help their community which is still healing. >> i just hope that they can really work together and realize you're really building an entire community. so let's all work on together to make it happen and make it happen right. >> the work comes as the investigation into what started the fire continues. right now the investigation is focusing on pg&e power lines. the search for the missing teen continues in southern california. we checked again with our sister station and authorities think the 13-year-old fell into a drainage ditch in griffith park. witnesses say that he was jumping on a wooden plank when it gave way. the drainage ditch flows down to

the l.a. river. and another strategy, an 11-year-old boy is dead after falling in a pg&e canal sunday night. deputies say a neighbor called 911 after hearing the boy's prison that the boy had fallen into the water. and a man is out of the hospital after he was trapped under a fallen tree branch at a popular park. this happened at mclaren park yesterday. paramedics took him to the hospital, he did have serious injuries. but was able to go home hours later. we talked with hiker yesterday who still think that the park is a safe place. >> absolutely i think this park is pretty well maintained. i go on a lot of the side trails and they are usually pretty well cleared. >> no word on what caused the branch to fail. researchers are hoping recent storms brought drastic changes to the sierra. the result of a new snow survey are expected later today.

early last month researchers said a storm boosted the snow back level up to 80%, but still two-thirds below the average snow back level. we're certainly hoping for a little better there. >> and we definitely are. and we've been talking when atmospheric river expected to make its way in on thursday and it looks like judging by a cold front that sweeps in on friday this could be enough to generate more snow. so a quick look, your estimated sierra snow totals through sunday, we could get a couple inches, about 11 in tahoe city, 16 in twin bridges. and that is through the weekend just ahead of the cold front on friday. so we'll keep a close eye on that storm system. but right now your temperatures are on the cooler side as you make your way outside in san jose, 50 hayward, 53. oak land, 52. palo alto, 49. and the temperature trend is looking perfect to enjoy the outdoors and even though it is monday and a lot of us are back at work, try to head out for

lunch maybe because look at that, by about 11:00 a.m., we'll be trending on the warmer side. but definitely seasonable. and just got done sorting through one of the chp reports. very few issues going on, but in the south what i, there is a connector north 101 getting on to north 680. right there. there may be a crash affecting lanes. chp hats just arris just arrive. this is 101. right above that is the connector. i'll double check and they should clear the vehicle involved very quickly. doesn't sound like any major injuries. 101 on the other side of the bay moving nicely. but here is the san mateo bridge. good stuff. coming up next, a selfie warning, the alert experts want

you to know ahead of seal puppy season. and plus historic day in california, first day the state will allow permits for cars with no drivers at all. we'll take a look. trs

mike traffic tease . >> we're dealing with seasonable cooler temperatures as you head out in that not out. not a lot of fog. i'll talk about when we're expecting our next chance of rain in the forecast. and here is that connector that is closed northbound 101 to northbound 680 on. heading out past story road, so watch out for that connector. we'll show you the bigger impact on the commute coming up. and happen monday to you. it is the first financial day of the second quarter. we're glad to get the first quarter in our rearview mirror. it was a lousy couple months for stocks. the markets were closed on friday. tesla broke news just before the three day weekend. it would need to recall thousands of its flagship model s sedans for concern over the steering wheel. tesla also said the driver who died in that fiery crash on 101

didn't have his hands on the steering wheel. the car model x was on autopilot at the time. the ntsb is investigating. apparently was quite angry that tessa gave out that information while the investigation is still under way. the ntsb is interested in tesla's autopilot feature. this is the is es is the second driver was killed while the car was driving itself. this is an important day for some of driving cars. today is the day california will start accepting applications for totally self-driving cars like nobody in the car at all. no one has applied yet. we assume waymo will. the cars have to have a safety monitor who can stop the car, but that can be done remotely from an office. and sister blog recode is reporting that saudi arabia's crown prince bin salman is in town presumably to meet with tech execs. he is likely staying at the four

seasons in east palo alto because apparently he has represented orented out the entire hotel. >> he's like i don't like 402, 403. >> but go you get ado you get a? >> pays to be a prince. >> but we know he does have business here as an investor. >> yes, he does. uber is shutting down its on demand delivery service for laundry, groceries and just about anything under 30 pounds at the end of june. uber rush had been doing deliveries for businesses in new york, chicago, san francisco since 2000 20 15. restaurants used to deliver via uber rush until the company made uber eats its fish food delivery app. new details now on the rogue chinese space station that we've been following up in the sky. what is left of the station splashed harmlessly into the

pacific ocean yesterday. it landed in the south pacific around 5:00. the majority of the station did burn up on reentry, but small internal components did fall into the ocean. and as we usher into wedding season, you might notice a new trend young couples are doing to save money. couples are expected to spend nearly $26,000 this year to get hitched and that doesn't include the honeymoon. so on to save cash, more millennials are opting to say do i during the weekday. >> i'm going to a wedding on monday. i think that they are looking for all opportunities to save money where they can. >> sfanfinancial experts say it also pricey to be a guest. guests spend nearly $200 to attend. >> and vacation day apply if you have to take a tuesday off. snapping a selfie with a seal pup could lead to dangerous consequences. the marine mammal center is

urging beach goers to stay away from animals. and scientists say when adult seals see people get too close to their young, they may abandon their pups. so not worth the selfie. just do it in the way back ground. good exactly. i know most of those pictures are fake anyway. >> yeah. photo shop. >> take a picture with your dog instead. temperatures not too bad outside. i know marcus likes to check the temperature from the walk from his apartment door to the car. that is his thermometer. so marcus, how did feel this morning? >> it was nice this morning because remember i said this is a little warmer than it has been in the past. >> exactly. and so this is us, our station is right here, 50 degrees.

so not too bad. and palo alto, 49. concord 54. oakland at 52. so definitely in the seasonable trending on the warmer side. if we look at the 24 hour temperature change right now, we are starting to see a little bit of fog building along the coast in half moon bay. but the temperature difference isn't too great. san francisco three degrees warmer. and highs for today will be absolutely perfect to be outside. we're probably going to be a little upset if we are stuck inside all day, but look at san jose, 73. east jose, 74. definitely springlike its. 65 for oakland, 72 for walnut creek. concord at 71. along the peninsula, still picking up some of the breeze into the early morning and later afternoon. 62 degrees for daly city. san francisco, 64 for the emmbak

embarcadero. north bay, 74 for santa rose, 64 for point resp. i know everybody is wondering about the giants home opener. first pitch at 1:35 p.m., and all sunshine. talk about we aperfect baseball weather. a high of about 68 is expected tomorrow for the giant game. so definitely going to be great weather to enjoy. let's talk about future cast. i know i've been talking about atmospheric river. we have the sub tropical air a plume of moisture that will sweep in thursday late night. so thursday overnight into early friday morning. so what that means is the sub tropical moisture will bring higher than average rainfall totals per hour because it is pretty much just a giant wash of water at once. by friday, complete washout as we head toward saturday as well, you see it sweeping in. so friday morning's commute will

get messy and also saturday morning. here is a look at the next seven days. giants home opener tomorrow. late written rain rain on thurs friday morning, we'll see the rain move in. models are showing a couple showers lingering into sunday morning before we clear out by sunday afternoon. so i know it is only monday, but i have a feeling on friday you will be busy. no, wait, i'm in for you on frid friday. >> that's right. you can escort the area into the area and on to the streets. a couple days with spring break with my kids, all i can handle. and we do have a crash and a closure. no major injury, but connector from authority 101 on to north 680 temporarily closed. hopefully they will move those cars very quickly. but for now you can exercican e

story and enter at king. coming into the area, nice for 101. the crash has cleared from 17. fender-bender on highway 101, but no concerns. a nice ride on the rails. b.a.r.t. 45 trains on time. toward the bay bridge without a delay. berkeley curve, no slowing around the bend over to the toll plaza where the cash lanes minor delay, but it will start to build again as we get ready for the metering lights. coming up, taking a stand for teachers. >> my kid's teacher deserves respect and they are not getting it. >> the nationwide protest for better pay for educators. today the movement now gaining traction across the country. okl

the job today. recent walkouts across the country inspiring thousands of oklahoma teachers to walk off the job today. koo oklahoma teachers are some of the lowest paid in the nation. >> my daughter is in day kark i have care, i have car payment, medical bills. >> a $6,000 raise was approved for teachers last week. the teachers say it is not enough. they want a $10,000 pay raise

over three years. new this morning, more stores are leaving shopping malls according to new numbers. "wall street journal" cites a data firm which shows that empty space in regional shopping malls has reached a six year high. the vacancy rate in malls hit 8.4% and the reason is that fewer people are going to the mall, more are just shopping online. this morning everyone is talking about the wild finish to the women's ncaa basketball title game. here are the final moments. >> for the win! >> notre dame sunk the last second three-pointer there in overtime to beat mississippi state for the championship. the fighting irish came back from a 15 point deficit to win the school's first title since 2001. so congratulations to them.

>> and thank goodness it's exciting, right? happening tonight we'll find out who wins the men's tournament. >> third seed michigan takes on first seed villanova in texas. villanova crushed kansas. michigan ended loyola's cind cinderella story. ville know la's last title win was in 2016. michigan made the title game in 2013, but then lost. the wolverines last win came in 1989. and now to the green, baseball. >> giants and as fans hoping for better results this week. sunday the as lost a third straight game to the angels. time score in that one was 7-4. the as play the rangers today. as for the giants, dodgers shut the team out in a 9-0 route on i go orout on sunday. next up, mariners back home here at at&t park. and don't forget to tune in

"today in the bay" tomorrow morning, we're going big for the giants home opener. lots of new things coming this season and we'll highlight them all. and at 11:00 we'll be live from the sidelines for the i hmidday newscast. and coming up next, cal train cracking down, the changes coming to your commute. plus -- >> no tire friction parmarks. >> the new twist in the crash that killed a whole family. this morning the reason investigators say this looks like it was no accident. but first a live look at the golden gate bridge this morning. full check of your weather and traffic coming up. ad lib live picture-- a

beautiful shot of the moon from pleasanton it is just seconds befor s . a beautiful shot of the full moon. thank you so much for joining us. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. it is lovely right now, but there are some changes coming. >> there are some changes coming. and right now it is clear, which is doctor we can see the full

moon so nicely. but if you are superstitious, be careful out there. the weather will be beautiful. san jose, by about 8:00 a.m., 53 degrees. 10:00 a.m., right around the lunch hour, we'll start climbing in to the you werer 50s and low to mid-60s by 12:00, 65. san jose will be climbing in to the 70s. across the bay area on or temperature trend is up toward the 60s and low 70s for today. so nice dry clear conditions ahead of an incoming storm system, but i'll talk more about that in a bit. first mike is tracking a car fire. sgle with have a car fire in hayward. a lot of times maybe steam, some smoke, but we actually have an engulfed car reported. there is still the crash at the connector to north 680, but the car fire is over here southbound 880 shows slowing with a little build off of 238. and then slow lanes blocked

headed down toward the san mateo bridge. fire crews should get there very quickly. over here we have seen this arrive, backup as the metering rights turned on. we expect that for the bay bridge. a light buildup people paying cash at richmond san rafael bridge. a lot of people on spring break. new this morning, mark zuckerberg is firing back at apple ceo tim cook after the apemceo criticized facebook amid the growing scandal surrounding the company's data practices. >> scott budman is live with the response from zuckerberg. >> reporter: good morning. this the latest bump in the road about the ongoing concerns about facebook and privacy. you may remember they are still

dealing with the 50 million facebook users who had their data accessed by an outside company called cambridge analytica. women, some time ago apple was in chicago to unveil some new products, this happened on tuesday after the unveiling apple ceo tim cook was asked about the facebook situation and the life concerns. tim cook said privacy to us is a human right. he suggested that what you facebook is a free service that users of facebook become the product that are then sold to advertisers. he said apple does not and will not do that. word got down to facebook ceo mark zuckerberg who responded over the weekend on a vox podcast, he said i find that argument that if you're not paying that somehow we can't care about you to be extremely glib and not at all aligned with the truth. zuckerberg has been battling not only concerns that people are leaving his service, but because

there are concerns in a people are leaving facebook, investors on wall street have been selling facebook stock by the ton. the company has lost nearly $100 billion in market value since the whole cambridge analytica and a half few broke out. as of this morning, shockwaves being felt not only because of what zuckerberg and cook are saying, but again checking the early market situation, facebook stock down about a dollar as we head toward the opening bell. we'll keep you posted. from facebook headquarters, scott budman, nbc bay area news. happening today, immigration services will begin accepting petitions for h 1 b visas. it is considered the most sought after work visa. immigration says that it is temporarily suspending premium processing because they are expecting a huge rush of applications. and developing story that grabbed national headlines. the chp now believes that the

driver of that suv that crashed off a cliff may have sped off intentionally killing that family of eight. investigators say software are from the suv revealed the cash was stopped at a pulloff area are before suddenly accelerating 90 miles off a cliff 37. >> there were no tire marks, no burrows in the gravel, no physical evidence at the location. >> no physical evidence that the driver tried to stop. this is not the first time the washington state family has been in the news. in 2014, one of their adopted sons was famously photographed here hugging a police officer during a portland rally. social services did open an investigation into the family last month after neighbors reported possible child abuse. oakland police say officers stopped a side show overnight. the department tweeted two photos saying that those cars have been towed for empty taking

to help start a sideshow. no details where this is. happening today, the family of a man shot and killed by a b.a.r.t. officer says that they will learn about possible next steps. tindel's family says that they will meet with the district attorney and then they are planning a rally. officers shot him outside of the wegs oakland station in january. camera footage put initial police claims that he had a gun into question. also today the driver accused of plowing into a group of people in san francisco dog patch neighborhood is expected in court. police say 33-year-old mark dennis first got out of his van and swung an ax and then reportedly drove on to the sidewalk and hit the men killing one. the victim is 34-year-old lopez. and details on weekend crimes at b.a.r.t. stations. saturday police arrested a man at the mcarthur station saying

that he had thrown a metal pipe hurting a man. and a man says that six young people stole his two cellphones at the lake merritt station. b.a.r.t. police department are reporting a surge in arrests for 2017. crime data shows officers arrested over 1700 people in 2017. that is nearly 40% increase from 2016. b.a.r.t. says the numbers also show officers are focused on fair enforcement. the number of citations and warningsvaders jumped 88%. if you plan to head out on cal train this morning, you may see some changes. cal train is implementing a new system to also crack down on fare evaders. instead of paper citations, conductors will use a device to scan a ride are's i.d. if they are caught without a ticket and then fans will be sent lk tr electronically. first and second offense will

cost $75, but a third offense could have a 90 day ban. north bay school drinking fountain is shut down, this is at cove school. officials are testing water for lead contamination. school officials tell the paper that the fnts had more than twice the acceptable level for toxic metals, but they say the problem is isolated to just that one drinking fountain. and all new, there aren't enough crossing guards in san francisco schools. that is the word from the sf examiner this morning. the paper reports critics say low pay and split shifts are keeping people away. the agency that hires crossing guards says on 19 street corners are on the waiting list. >> that is a lot of kids. sg starting today, you can expect traffic delays between oakland and alameda. brid inspectors will be closing one lane on fruitvalment today and

tomorrow on, it will be completely closed off tuesday night. they also close high trestreet bridge wednesday through from you and one pllane on park stre bridge during the first half of next week. have to maintain those crossings. we'll take you to the car fire still reported now blocking two right lanes southbound 880 really jamming up from 238 down toward a street. the car fire on the shoulder and crews blocking again the right two lanes causing a big backup. an easy ride getting to the bay bridge toll plaza, but you do have the backup at the metering lights. and this is palo alto, a nice drive for 101 along the peninsula. remember scott talked about the prince from saudi arabia

booiring obooir i buying out the hotel, we still have the camera on top of that hotel. >> so we can look down. >> good morning, prince. the weather is going to be fantastic. >> yeah, next couple of days before we see a big change. and that may tap into your weekend. right now it is looking like atmospheric river will make its way in on thursday night with the main event happening friday. but plenty of moisture will carry over into your saturday. and as of right now, it is looking like we're expecting rain all day on saturday. 64 expected for the coast on saturday. bay 68. inland 65. now, depending on how quickly the system moves out, it could also tap into your sunday forecast which means early sunday morning if you ever plans to be out, let's say between 7:00 and 12:00, we might still

catch a couple early morning showers. temperatures will remain in the 60s, but right now saturday looking like it will rain all day. so you may need a tent for those parties. coming up next, growing questions. >> it was like an immediate jump which knocked her to the ground and rolling into the gutter. >> new concerns over use of excessive police force in sacramento after a woman protesting the death of stephon clark is injured by a sheriff's deputy's suv. >> and in washington this morning president trump says daca is dead. we'll take a look.

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captured on video. we don't know what prompted the deputy to hit the being a setaa. >> it was like an immediate jump. knocked her to the ground and she went rolling into the gutter. she had a huge bump on her head. about the side of a golf ball. >> some protesters say nearby chp officer did not help right away. the chp has since opened an investigation and went by the victim's house. sheriff department is also investigating. 5:44. happening today, jurors will be selected in the bill cosby sexual assault retrial. he is accused of drugging and sexual assaulting a woman back in 2004. last year a judge declared the mistrial after jurors spent more than 52 hours deadlocked. as many as five women are expected to testify against cosby when the retrial begins. happening today, the race for california governor comes to the south bay. former los angeles mayor villa

r villaraigosa will be here. and next they will face off live on tv. it will be may 8 at the california theater. this is in conjunction with the silicon valley community foundation. chuck todd will moderate. today senator dianne feinstein will offer support for dreamers. she will take part in a so-called fire side chad today. she will address the situation daca recipients are in and talk about possible solutions. but you is there is a deal to talk about? president trump says no. >> the president says daca is dead. >> he said it twice now. no daca. he tweeted about it easter morning and then tweeted again this morning. daca is dead because the democrats didn't care okay act and now everyone wants to get on

to the daca bandwagon. no longer works. the president is also tweeting about what he calls care vans. he claims that there are huge groups of people on their way to the mexico/be u.s. border right now, and he says that they want to take advantage of daca. these big flows of people are all trying to take advantage of daca, they want in on the act. but of course that is not how daca works. you have to have lived in the u.s. since 2007 to be applicable for daca. daca would not cover people he is talking about. it's not even really clear if the people that he is talking about the caravans even exist. the caravan idea came from a center for immigration studies. this is an organization the southern poverty law center calls an anti-immigrant extremist group. president trump once again repeated these ideas as he arrived in washington saying that a lot of people are coming because they want to take advantage of daca.

again, we have no evidence of a lot of people. and if they exist, they couldn't take advantage of daca. now, if you are covered under daca, you are asking what now. and the answer is we don't really know. if the president is serious, then the daca deal may be dead. it will expire, you'd have to leave the country. but it's not clear he is serious. he's talked in the past about his desire to have a daca deal that has heart and he has tweeted that it would be unfair to deport people who came to the country as skkids. on a lighter night, the white house is hosting the annual easter egg roll. we'll bring you video of that just as soon as it comes into our newsroom. so everyone is talking about it on social media. did you see jesus christ superstar? that popular musical came on tv screens last night right here on nbc bay area. ♪

>> john legend right there leading the pack. >> and it was legendary. people around the bay area cathered to catch the show including the cast from the ray of light theater company. they will be performing the same hit musical next month, but they are reinventing the classic by putting on an all-female show. one of the dwrelfof the directot night. >> it is exciting. i love the live energy of the audience. people are really into it. love john legend. >> they will perform their rendition next month. that will be interesting. all female cast. >> and take a look at this new video in for you. a young boy there, the baseball player is going viral. luke is 14 years old, a catcher from pennsylvania. he is like any other young player, except if you look closely, you can see he only has one arm. this video was posted on twitter

by tony austin and the video has been shared almost 30,000 times and seen more than a million times by people across the world. awesome. pretty amazing. taking a look at our on weather which is also amazing. >> yeah, go outside and maybe have a nice little stroll because we will be seeing some big changes ahead. but right now if you are waking up, we are seeing clear skies over san francisco. here a live look, beautiful. we're seeing a lot of lights on out there because there is not really a lot of clouds or fog. and the temperatures are nice and comfortable. san jose, 50. hayward 53. san francisco at about 53. and coastal fog right now, we're starting to see more of a buildup along areas like half moon bay. but the temperature difference not really significant. very seasonable, very

springlike. today we'll have a high of about 66 for oakland, 73 for san jose, napa at 72. so comfortable upper 60s and low 70s across the board. so let's talk about the long range outlook. we've been talking about the change coming up and it will come in the form of and at mots fear rick river help air making its way from hawaii expected to bring in a good amgt amount of rainfall, thursday and friday. and as we head toward saturday, the moisture will continue which means higher than average rainfall per hour. as far as rain totals right now, looking at the models, looking like on friday we could see anywhere between a quarter of an inch to just under an inch. and then friday night into early saturday morning, anywhere between 1 to 3 inches. and if you look at the color key up here, the yellows are just over an inch and a half, the red over two and a half and purple is at about three inches.

and of course the higher elevation areas right now the north bay trending toward the higher rain totals. over the next seven day, we have the giants home opener tomorrow and the weather will be perfect for baseball. temperatures comfortably in the 60s and the 70s. mike still tracking that car fire. >> yeah, so we never want a car fire. no injuries reported. and look around the bay, pretty light drive shows up except the drive from san leandro toward the san mateo bridge through hayward. a street is where the car fire has crews blocking the right two lanes. you are slow all the way down past 238. hopefully will have crews clearing that soon. we do see slowing northbound 10 on 1 approaching story and 680 interchange. that connector is closed.

so you will get off at story and take king as your alternate. nice drive coming into the area. and there is dublin with a live shot. coming up, police in the east bay are supporting autism awareness. the new badge that is a first on the west coast. and happening now at 5:52, just in malaysia says it is outlawing fake news and offenders could spend up to six years in jail. the government claims the law would not infringe on freechl speech and cases under it would be handled through an independent court process. plus a chinese mother is looking for a fix after her 2-year-old son disabled her iphone for 47 years. don't let the kid play with your phone. chinese media is reporting that it happened after the child kept putting the pass code over and over.

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the school will use stronger security protocols. they will provide clear backpacks for free for students to use from now on. students will also have an i.d. badge that they will have to wear at all times. changes are part of the school district's response to the mass shooting on the campus on valentine's day. 17 people were killed by a former student. and you need to check your credit card statements. the owner of lord and taylor and saks fifth avenue confirms customer payment data has been compromised in a security bleach. customer credit card information might be in jeopardy. the company does not believe that online purchases were impacted. no word on how many were affected by the breach. there is a saks fifth avenue store in san francisco. happening tomorrow, possible warning about a scam as new medicare cards start to arrive in the mail in the bay area. san francisco district attorney

will hold a news conference to talk about the rollout and the scam that the people need to look out for. more than 148,000 franciscans are on medicare and the new cards do not have social security numbers on them. also happening today, you might notice san leandro police officers sporting a new badge. this is it here. the lits department is hopoliceg the autism awareness program. officers will wear the commemorative police patch on their uniforms through the end of the month. today is also national autism awareness day and the police department will be hosting an autism awareness event. uber is shutting down its on demand delivery service for laundry, droeshryes and just about anything under 30 pounds at the end of june. uber rush had been doing deliveries for businesses in san francisco, new york and chicago since 2015. restaurants used to deliver vee uber rush until uber eat was made its official app. and a special tribute to the

victims of the las vegas mass shooting. golden nights nhl team honored the victims by raising a banner before the game against the sharks saturday night. that banner lists the names of the 58 people killed in that mass shooting at the country music concert back in october on. at the top of the banner, you can see the words vegas strong. golden nights also retired the number 58. and when it came to the actual game, it wasn't the sharks' night. golden nights who are in their inauguration season beat the sharks and clinched the pacific division title. but they are still hopeful, they host dallas tomorrow night and they could clinch playoff spot with a win. puck drops at 7:30. right now, breaking news we're just getting word that the 13-year-old boy who may have fallen into a drainage ditch in los angeles has been found alive. we'll tell you what we're finding out right now. and plus daca is dead, the

new tweets from president trump this morning threatening to end the daca program. and heading home, a san jose man taken into custody by i.c.e. agents will be freed in a few hours. the ruling from a judge that led to his release. also a chase ends in the crash in south bay overnight. the impact on neighborhoods thorn. i )m kris sanchez-- in for laura garcia. good morning. thank you so much for joining us. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. not too shabby of a weather day. >> not too bad especially because it is clear and not so cold outside. it is finally feeling like spring around here. now, i know we'll definitely see a nice increase of its into the afternoon. today sfwran currently at 53. but eventually it will start climbing nicely about 11:00 a.m. into the upper 50s with an

expected high in san francisco of about 62, 63 degrees. you may notice a little bit of a breeze this the afternoon, but not as windy as some areas saw last night. we do have big changes on the way in terms of some rain, but i'll talk more about that in a bit. we had a crash that was closing a connector in san jose that has cleared. a suggestion that someone drive differently perhaps from chp. the split with 680, traffic moves better now. that connector reopened after an overnight crash had it closed for about an hour and a half this morning. a smoother flow for much of the bay, but this one spot here heading down toward a street in hayward, you have two right lanes blocked and jammed now out of oakland all the way down to the scene. and volume traffic off 238 a