sky over san jose good morning, thanks for we're taking a live look outside over the skies of san jose. more beautiful than this time yesterday morning. thanks so much for joining us. here's a look at our microclimate forecast. at this time yesterday morning we couldn't seen see which camera we were looking through. >> it was a mess out there. thankfully we're not too worried about that rain anymore. we saw it make the exit last night and now we're seeing clouds and combination of sun and clouds, we're in the 50s and as you saw with the live pictures, we're still seeing some cloudy spots, some slight rain in san francisco at 52. east bay at 48. but our temperature trend shows

a very nice climb into the 60s and even 70s on the map. we're following into a dry and warming trend. we're going to be a couple degrees warmer this afternoon in the upper 60s and even 70s and we may even have 80s in store for the workweek ahead. i'll give you a complete breakdown when we're expecting the warmest day of the week and yes we are monitoring the models and it's showing another chance at seeing rain return back in the bay area, just when you were drying out. you're going to want to tune in for 15 minutes. >> just when we thought we were safe. it was so nice not to run to the car. >> yeah, exactly. we'll check in with you in just a bit for more rain on the way. the storm has passed but communities hit hard across the bay area are still cleaning up. this is what it looked like at the nursery in bellinas, flooded

after pine golds creek overfloweded. here's pictures of flooding from a couple doors down the road. >> the creek has gone down low enough, where i can now start pumping the water out of here back into the creek. >> all along state route 1 between stinson beach there were warning signs and lots of standing water like you saw there. caltrans worked to clear rocks and debris that were strewn across the road. this video taken by the golan gate recreational area is not of a water fall but runoff that destroyed a parking lot -- >> it got eroded with the rain that fell. we lost about 150 feet of asphalt. >> visitors could still get to the beach but both parking lots were unusual because it was full of water. this parking lot will remain closed and the other one as well throughout the day today. at near woods, visitors had to settle for a distant view.

it was closed because of the storm as well. park rangers will do a walk through this morning to determine if it's safe to reopen. also, yosemite may reopen after being hit hard by the storms. the roads were flooded by 2 to 4 feet of water and its electrical system damaged. rangers say if conditions continue to improve all roads leading into yosemite valley will be open by noon today. don't be last one to find out about the forecast. be sure to download our free nbc bay area app. you can monitor the changes before you head out the door. >> people living in south bay neighborhood are rattled after witnessing an overnight shooting. it happened around 1:00 in east san jose, first responders took one man to the hospital with a gurnt r gunshot wound. they heard seven to ten shots before a car raced away from the scene. >> when i heard that i walked over there and saw an individual on the ground. and some women there yelling and

screaming, you know, call 911. >> san jose police are still investigating the shooting. >> now to a showdown that's gone viral and it happened here in the silicon valley. self-help guru tony robbins is facing criticism because of comments he made about the me too movement. today in the bay spoke with a woman who didn't back down from robbins. >> like most of his speaking engagements, robbins march 15th unleashed the power within event in san jose was a sellout. >> too big a risk and hire somebody else. >> reporter: but his take on the me too movement was a let down for some in attendance. >> people make themselves significant by making someone -- >> i know who he was -- elaine mccool who paid $3,000 to attend seminars decided to question robbins' substantance. >> i think you misunderstand. >> robbins says he has nothing against the movement but opposes what he called victimhood. >> all you've done basically is

make yourself feel good. >> i disagree with everything he said about me too, all of it. >> a survivor of sex abuse as a child, she told nbc bay area that she felt compelled to speak even though she was afraid. she found strength from the sap center crowd when she began cheering for her. >> that was so powerful for me because there were women in the crowd who were with me and i suddenly did not -- >> but the standoff with robbins didn't end there. >> why are you pushing back? i didn't tell you to push back. >> she told nbc bay area the pushing exercise employed by robbins felt more like a bullying session. she hopes the man who she came to seek advice from might be a little wiser now about what me too really means. maybe tony robbins will learn something from his visit to san jose, huh? >> i hope so. >> tom jenson, nbc bay area news. >> now to the major fire at

trump tower in new york. you're looking at video from an hour after the fire ignited yesterday afternoon. one person was killed and 200 firefighters responded to the scene. >> quite a large department, units made their way up to the 50th floor and the apartment was visht you' virtually entirely on fire. they pushed in heroically and knocking down the fire and found one occupant of the apartment on the 50th floor. >> four firefighters were injured. the president and first lady have a home and offices in the tower but both at the white house at the time. president trump tweeted out a thank you to the firefighters. ever since that story broke, we've been posting updates on the digital platteforms. be sure to follow our twitter account at nbc bay area. we're learning new information about the victim of a deadly plane crash in petaluma on friday night. the pilot has been identified as colonel carl morery son of san diego county.

the vietnam veteran served 20 years in the marines and work as a member of the civil air patrol and ran his own law firm. he was flying to go back home after conducting business in the north bay. the sonoma county sheriff's office received a distress call on friday night but it took them three and a half hours to find the wreckage, the plane had crashed into a ravine near petaluma airport. the pilot had died at the scene. the ntsb will be in the north bay today investigating the cause of the crash. >> three people are recovering after being stabbed at the coliseum b.a.r.t. station in oakland. two of them rushed to the hospital. the station forced to close but it did reopen just before 5:00 last night ahead of the warriors game. one woman who witnessed the aftermath of the stabbing spoke to us about how she feels now about riding b.a.r.t. >> it's gotten awful, to the point where my husband is afraid for me -- he's gone out of his way to pick me up no aw and afrd

to let me go to work. >> police did make one arrest. the victims' conditions are unknown. we still don't know the identity of a body found near the side of a crash involving a washington state family. m the body was found in the surf yesterday afternoon and investigators say the body appears to be that of an african american female police have been searching for three missing children for two weeks now after a car they were in crashed off a cliff off highway 1. the parents and three siblings were killed. the police are investigating it as an intentional crash. >> it is 7:08. we have much more ahead on today in the bay. a tragedy that's uniting the sports world, a bus carrying a junior league hockey players crashes in canada. how the san jose sharks paid tribute at last night's game. >> from the march for our lives to the town hall for our lives, the latest effort to ignite the gun control debate taking place in more than 100 communities

this weekend.

transamerica pyramid - sf the hockey world is in a live look outside, so much more beautiful than this time yesterday morning. sunshine and warmer temperatures today and rain could be returning in a few days. the hockey world is in mourning after a deadly crash involving canadian junior hockey team. they held a moment of silence and 15 people were killed and 14 injured when the bus carrying the team collided with a tractor-trailer in western canada friday night. the team was traveling to a match and the sharks organization says the tragedy hits home because many nhl players took similar bus trips early in their careers. the coach of the toronto maple

leafs offered some emotional comments as well. >> the hockey world is -- you can't make up for loss, you can't -- rips the heart out of your chest. we pray for those families. >> the driver of the truck that collided with the team bus was not injured. he had been detained but has since been released as the investigation into the crash continues. survivors of the mass shooting are continuing their fight for more gun control. yesterday more than 130 communities took part in the march for our lives town hall meters. they timed it to coincide with the congressional recess when they could speak with representatives while this their districts. 17 people died in that shooting in park land six weeks ago. some lawmakers are inspired by the fight for gun law reform. >> i can't think of a time when it was more important for us to come together as a community to talk about how we can make the

kind of change that we need to keep people safe, to keep our kids safe. >> another school walkout is planned for 10:00 a.m. on april 20th. that will be the 19th anniversary of the columbine shooting. >> at 7:13, we have much more ahead on "today in the bay", a happy ending to a dangerous and terrifying situation. why a woman and her dog are lucky to be alive. >> 52 degrees in san jose. we have a couple of dark clouds here and there. i'll talk about your daytime high temperatures and what your monday is looking like as well coming up in just a bit. take a

view from our tower on san bruno mtn welcome back on your sunday morning. this is a live look outside from our tower on san bruno mountain towards san francisco. a little bit of sunshine, some warmer temperatures compared with what we saw yesterday. and enjoy it. today and tomorrow because we

could be seeing rain return this coming week. >> a woman and her dog are lucky to be alive after driving off a cliff near bodega bay. chp officers say they received calls from multiple people who saw the cargo over the edge. when they arrived, they found the woman and her dog still alive in the car. a chopper helped rescue the woman and take her to the hospital where she's in critical condition. her dog escaped unharmed. >> returning to our weather coverage in the town of bodexts bodexts ga, look at that. it happened in a rural part of the community. several ranch owners have no way to get to their homes or to their family. >> we have to do something to get out of here and don't have no other way out of here. the back roads and stuff are all shut off and stuff like that. we have to get out pretty sick and stuff like that. i have to take care of her. >> the sinkhole apparently comes as no surprise to some people up

there. one neighbor says that stretch of road has had problems for about a decade. all right, it's time now to check in with our sunday forecast. and we should enjoy this while we have it, huh? >> we're going to get a little break from the rain. that's the good thing. i've been teasing ahead for that rain but you know what's also on tap. warmer conditions. right now outside we're seeing a couple of clouds here and there. this is a live picture over san francisco. and we're still expecting to keep some of that cloud cover at least through the afternoon but it's going to get a lot better especially as we head in towards tonight and into tomorrow morning as well. now, if you can imagine, the temperatures have been running a couple of degrees cooler because of the passing of that cold front. but now, it looks like the conditions are going to be actually a lot warmer around this time than what we've seen the past couple of weeks. the reason for that, now we've got high pressure dominating in the forecast and that's going to clear out our skies quite nicely

and warm us up by 10 degrees. and so far right now we're definitely seeing a lot of clearer skies but your daytime highs expect 60s and even 70s further inland areas. especially as you head in towards ant tee of course, you'e going to be enjoying today's daytime highs. as we head in towards tuesday, we're tracking another system and that's what i've kind of been keeping my eye on. you can see here we've got just a little bit of haze out there but not too much fog. it's been a fairly nice in terms of clear from the fog cover but as we head in towards tuesday, we are tracking an incoming system and for now it's looking like it's going to bring a couple of showers and very insignificant rainfall totals, a tenth to quarter inch as we head towards tuesday night. clear out nicely on wednesday and then throughout the bay area, you can see this nice shot of downtown san jose as that sun comes up. we're tracking a warming and drying that will remain through

tuesday and then as we head towards wednesday we get another disturbance coming in and what that's going to do, that's going to kick up the chance for showers once again. not just for the south bay but also san francisco as well. as we head in towards the later portion of the week, our temperatures are expected to kind of climb back up to seasonable in the 60s and 70 aegs and that's and that's going to make for a big change in the weather pattern. people are saying, we're in spring, where are the spring temperatures? tomorrow it will be in the 80s for inland spots. a lot of people get back to work on a monday but at least you don't have to drive in the rain. as we head in towards tonight and into tomorrow, the temperatures will remain fairly mild overnight as you wake up in the morning. you can also expect to see kind of a nice clear conditions, not a lot of cloud cover into tonight. we have a nice shot here of the bridge. you request see folks are pretty very happy they are not dealing with a slick commute this morning, especially with what they had to deal with the past

two or three days or so. as we head out towards the middle of the week, we're going to track those showers and unfortunately this one looking like it's taking aim once again to the north bay but the good news is nowhere near as much rain as what we have been seeing the past couple of days. i'm going to send it back to you. >> all right, looks good. it is 7:20. still ahead on "today in the", pay attention to fine print, a new warning what you may be sharing when you download apps to your phone. we'll show you how to protect yourself next. this morning... a

for you about downloading apps on your phone... and what this morning a new warning for you about downloading apps on your phone and what private data you're sharing. when we all download apps how much of us actually read the privacy policy before we click accept? turns out we're all giving away our most personal information. but today nbc's jeff rossen is reading the fine print for all

of us. >> we're all guilty of it, downloading app, granting them permission to snoop on us, no questions asked. what personal information are they really collecting. >> come inside my office, i have my team gathered, this is olivia and that's jamie, we have our phones out and downloading popular apps but we've gone a step further, we have gone online and downloaded the privacy statement and policies and terms of service, it's pretty thick, the stuff you don't read from these different apps. i downloaded the netflix app and here inside the the privacy statement, name, e-mail address and telephone number. here's the information they collect automatically. information regarding your computer or other device, used to access our service and time and reason you contact them and

ip address which gives them locations just from going on netflix. >> but most disturbing of all, this, buried deep in the netflix security section. unfortunately no measures can be guaranteed to provide 100% security. we cannot guarantee the security of your information. now it's olivia's turn. you're downloading a game. >> just downloaded candy crash. we have to go through 34 pages to find out what they are collecting about us, 34. >> per game and you have to go to page 22 to find out what they are getting from you. >> they are getting your type of device you're using and how you play the game and other games and apps on your phone. >> not just candy crash, now they know the other games and apps. >> if i keep going, using it through facebook or something like that, the attributes about myself, general, general location and all i want to do is crush candy. >> the next app surprised us the most, starbucks.

>> 14 pages of starbucks privacy statements, according to terms, they access information directly from your device such as information in your contacts. >> inside your phone, your contacts list? >> they can get my contacts list. web pages i'm looking at, just from my starbucks app. and my gps information. >> and it's not just information about you, starbucks says if you send a friend a gift card it can collect info about your friend too. >> buyer beware with ang app, any app, it will try to get as much information out of you as possible and it's up to you to minimize that amount of data. >> that was jeff rossen reporting. many apps say they collect this information to personalize customer service. the best advice is to spend a few minutes looking at the policies for each app you have. if candy crash has 34 pages, it

takes more than a few minutes. it is 7:25. much more ahead. a wild ending to, the new hero in giants -- >> what are customers telling you? >> that the city is filthy, they don't want to be there. >> trash, needles and feces are scaring away bay area businesses, coming up, we'll show you how san francisco's diseased streets are create ago a financial mess.

good morning, thanks for we're taking a live look outside, beautiful shot of the san francisco bay from emeryville. you can see the sun is shining there. a little preview of the beautiful weather we have in store today. good morning, thanks for joining us. we have a look at our microclimate forecast and boy, i'm glad yesterday is over. >> it's over and it's out of here, the storm has passed and beautiful day.

we have temperatures in the 50s and we're still seeing some cloud cover in different spots. 52 degrees in the south bay, 51 for the peninsula. but all in all, look at san francisco, got a couple of clouds out there. the north bay 45, east bay 50 degrees and the temperature trend does show quite a nice climb into the 60s and even some 70s on today's map. now this is going to set us up quite nicely for what to expect into tomorrow. believe it or not, we're going to be running 10 plus degrees warmer in some spots as we heads in towards monday than what we've seen. above seasonable temperatures and high pressure will dry us out quite nicely and we have a system but i will say this, it's a weaker system so i'm not too concerned about it washing out any of the days of the week bt l i'll give a complete rundown. >> we shouldn't be surprised. any time we get rain, it's followed by sun and more rain. >> april showers. >> this is just it. we look forward to the may

flowers. thanks. the rain has cleared up but communities hit hard across the bay area are still cleaning up. this is what it looked like at the nursery in belinas. we also have pictures of flooding in a home just a couple of doors down the road. >> trying to -- the creek has gone down low enough where i can pump the water back into the creek. >> all along state route 1 there were warning signs and lots of standing water, caltrans crews work to clear rocks and debris caked across the road. this video by the recreational doesn't show a water fall. it is actually runoff that destroyed a parking lot at the beach. >> it got eroded with the rain that fell and we lost about 150 feet of asphalt. >> visitors could still get to

the beach but not the parking lot. that area will remain closed through today. visitors could only get a distance r distant view of the popular area. it was closed because of the storm. park rangers say they'll do a walk through this morning to determine if it's safe to open. also, yosemite may reopen after being hit hard by the storm. the roads in the area were flooded by 2 to 4 feet of water and its electrical system was damaged. rangers say if conditions continue to improve all roads leading into yosemite valley will be open by noon today. don't be the last to find out about the forecast. be sure to download our free nbc bay area app and monitor the changes before you head out the door. people living in one south bay neighborhood are rattled this morning after witnessing an overnight shooting. it happened around 1:00 a.m. near east san jose. first responders took one man to the hospital with gunshot wounds. witnesses tell us they heard seven to ten gunshots before a car raced away from the scene.

>> when i heard that, i walked over there and saw an individual on the ground and there were women there yelling and screaming, you know, call 911. >> san jose police are investigating what led to that shooting. we're learning new information about the victim of a deadly plane crash in petaluma on friday night. the pilot has been identified as colonel carl morrison of san diego county. the vietnam vet served 20 years in the marines and worked as a member of civil air patrol and ran his own law firm. he was flying out of petaluma to go back to san diego after conducting business in the north bay. the sonoma county sheriff's office did receive a distress call around 6:30 friday night but it took them three and a half hours to find the wreckage in that weather. the plane had crashed into a ravine near petaluma airport. the pilot had already died. the ntsb will be in the north bay today investigating the cause of the crash.

police have identified a body found near grisly peak in the oakland hills on friday. the coroner's office says officers found kim dead near a car that went over an em bankment. it was listed as being connected to a missing persons case but not clear if the person found dead near the car was the one who was reported missing. we have learned kim had recently visited her boyfriend who lived near the crash site. it's unclear exactly when she crashed. the investigation is ongoing. there is a multimillion dollar decision next tuesday in san francisco, it's all about cleaning up the trash, the feces and used needles on the street. should we spend tax dollars on extra cleaning crews and equipment? lawmakers will decide if this is an emergency for san francisco. many people believe that it is and here's investigative reporter. >> reporter: a recent

investigation in san francisco exposed how the city's diseased streets aren't just disgusting but dangerous. business leaders tell us some companies are looking to move elsewhere because san francisco is just too dirty. >> what are customers telling you? >> they are telling us that the city is filthy, they don't want to be there. >> hans han sen knows san francisco, a native and his job is luring potential businesses to the city. he owns a commercial real estate company and says nowadays his agents are having a harder time selling san francisco. >> what i consider probably the worst of times in terms of the city being clean -- >> the worst? >> the worst. you have a lot of people that have initially expressed interest to come out here and chose not to. they test the waters and you don't hear from them again. >> you've had business eveners back out of a location because of how dirty the area was? >> exactly. exactly. >> empty storefronts are pretty rare in san francisco.

but the number of vacant shops in the city has increased over the past year. the high cost of rent and labor are partly to blame but hanson believes the dirty streets and potential health hazards are making the financial mess even messier. kind of the last nail in the coffin, you will continue to see more and more businesses getting out. >> leaving san francisco. >> leaving san francisco. >> what are your thoughts about the city in terms of cleanliness and the impact on retail? >> hanson is president of san francisco's commercial brokers association, much recently invited 30 commercial real estate agents to talk about the state of retail, including san francisco's dirty streets. >> people have used the word cesspool. >> she has been helping businesses find homes in san francisco for more than 30 years. >> a lot of people that tour on behalf of larger brands are pretty appalled with the state of our streets. >> our investigative unit recently surveyed 153 blocks of

downtown san francisco, covering more than 20 miles. we found trash on every block. 303 piles of feces and 100 drug needles. >> it's an outcome of the poverty that we're not addressing on the streets. >> san francisco supervisor jane kim. >> we have to address homelessness and poverty and mental health but in short term, we can clean our streets. it is possible. >> kim now wants to use $2.5 million left over from last year's budget to pay for more cleaning crews and equipment. her spending plan would skip over the standard budget hearing process. and move normally reserved for emergencies. >> i think the state of our streets is an emergency and it has been for months. and we absolutely must be addressing this. >> we surveyed the board of supervisors and it appears kim has enough votes to get her proposal passed. >> i plan to support that plan, we're going to do it -- >> london breed is president of the board and happens to be kim's main opponent --

>> our streets will be our top priority. >> made street cleaning her top issue on the campaign trail and -- >> we can change what we see on our street. >> promising to rid the city of homeless encampments by the end of next year and clean up much of the trash and feces and used needles within the first three months of mayor. >> here's the thing, it's one of the things that we have been trying to address for a very long time. >> why has it been allowed to continue. >> i'll tell you, you can't control what people do. you can only control what we're able to do as a city. it's not like the workers aren't out there working. i see it. >> but you have to agree something isn't working. >> something is not working because it goes back to behavior. >> our previous reporting found san francisco spent $30 million last year, just cleaning up feces and needles and homeless camps that's half of the city's total street cleaning budget. >> do you think the city has

done enough to clean up san francisco? >> they certainly spend enough money doing it. have they done efficiently no? >> he tried showing a building in san francisco to an interested business owner and found a homeless man at the storefront. >> i finally convinced him to get out of there but he had left a pile of feces right at the door. >> a space you were about to show? >> just about to show. and this is common. >> if san francisco approves the new spending plan the city would purchase two new street sweeping machines and boost its cleaning crew by 8%. that would mean 19 more trestre cleaners in san francisco by july. if you have a story for our investigative unit, call 888-996-tips. or visit our website nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. now to fallout for fact facebook, making headlines still, the man who blew the

whistle on the scandal is now speaking to nbc news. >> do you believe the number 87 million is the high end or do you think that's still possible that number is much higher? >> i think it could be higher, absolutely. >> and you can catch that entire interview on "meet the press" right after this newscast right here on nbc bay area. still ahead on today in the bay, the giants and dodgers play an instant classic at at&t park. one of the giants new stars comes through in the cut. there's a hint. fallon smith has the highlights and club house reaction from the extra inning thriller next. is is d

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and bases loaded and reyes gets the strikeout to end the inning. that was huge. count 14, still tied at four, runners on the corners and logan delivers. puig scores and bottom 14, two on for mccutchen, game over, he's pumped up, a career high six hits including that three-run bomb and 6 for 7 at the plate. let's hear from him. >> what was the celebration like for you? >> i don't know, man, had the lights out, didn't know what to expect and then it was pretty much a party in here. it was pretty fun. you know, we celebrated jumping around and screaming more. it was a good night. >> warriors hosting the pelicans final home game of the regular season under 40 seconds left, kevin durant -- loses the ball,

rondo comes up with the steal. and finds moore, moore hits the jumper to fall and that was the dagger. pelicans win 126-120 and stay in the fifth spot in the west. shortly after the game, watt are yors announced kas by has been -- on the playoff roster. that's it for sports. >> all right, we have much more ahead coming up. how will millennials impact the 2018 election? joining us live to discuss how the new generation of voters would decide our nation's next leaders. from their late teens to

mid-30s, may prove to be welcome bag, mill lennials from late teens to mid 30s may prove to be critical to the 2018 election. in the past political experts have focused on women seniors and minorities for their clout,

but this year the millennial generation is the nation's largest with 85 to 90 million members. they are poised to tilt the outcomes of numerous races. today in the bay's analyst joins us. i mean, what can i say? how are millennials so different from these other generations? >> this is a fun one. this really is. let's lighten up a little bit. they are different in lots of different ways. research shows that more millennials have university education and two or more jobs and greater stress than the rest of us, more high ers percentages support equality in the workplace and overcoming climate range and same-sex marriage than rest of us. despite the stereo types of millennials attached to their phones and other electronics, it turns out they are more engaged today than previous generations

when they were young. so all this is more than a little surprising, right? >> yeah none the less, they are teasing out this kind of data. >> aware that the millennials are important. they have a bad connotation, the selfies and that type of thing but i'm wondering at this point, they have these ideas on social and economic issues, how might they impact the outcome? >> that's what we're interesting in. for some time we've heard predictions that the 2018 elections would produce a blue wave leading to a democratic majority in the house of representatives and maybe even the u.s. senate. this kind of outcome will happen only if major portions of the voter universe either change their behavior, in other words vote differently than in the past or participate in numbers

well beyond expectations. now, if recent elections are any guide, we may see a huge increase in millennial voting this coming november. stemming from yes, stemming from their interest and involvement in political issues. >> but you said recent elections, what are researchers seeing that leads them to forecast this massive millennial participation? >> fair question. some data always helps. in 2014 the last off-year election, only 17% of young people participated nationwide. now, we look at the 2017 virginia governor's race and 34% of young voters participated. twice that of 2009, the election year there and more than 26%, another election year in virginia who voted in 2013. so in the december '17 alabama special election, young voerts

were 23% of the electorate, up from 19% in 2012. that's the last time young voters were reported. in that election, young voters chose this is really important, democrat doug jones over republican roy moore 62% to 38%. remember, jones won his victory by only 1.5%. so you put it together, these are data points. these two elections are important because they actually provide comparative data and show the phenomenal influence of yes, millennials. >> so is this a larger trend or is it just that millennials are coming of age politically so to speak? >> clearly millennials are behaving in ways we haven't expected but to your point, american society seems to be going through a political participation revival. this makes a guy like me very happy. it really does. since 2016, one in five americans have protested in political rallies.

of that number, 19% never participated before. of the participants, 30% are trump supporters and 70% are trump opponents, those numbers are important because they accent wait national data where 39% approve of the president and 37% disapprove of the president. trump opponents are coming out in disproportionately larger numbers, lots of activity. >> and like you were saying, job security for you. >> yes. >> so what is the takeaway here as we look ahead. >> okay, the 2018 elections are still seven months away but boy is that coming up fast but we see interesting trends, young people seem to be coming out in much larger numbers than we expect and more so than the republican candidates, people are protesting in record numbers, some for the president and most against the president, third for now the democrats seem

to have the edge with the enthusiasm factor. the question now of course is whether that energy will turn into that blue wave that so many democrats hope to see and so many republicans have come to fear. >> indeed. >> a lot to follow in the next seven months, thanks, larry, as always. >> and 7:51. still ahead on "todatoday in th. comic con in the south bay this weekend coming up. if you've been cooped up inside. look at this nice shot of woodside, tracking daytime highs and what to expect heading in towards the workweek. details coming up. on the ground assessing any damage after our latest storm. we )ll show you the aftermath. and-- six months after the devastating deadly north bay wildfires we look at the recovery efforts underway. monday... from 4:30 to 7.

this weekend pop culture and technology are colliding in san jose. good morning, it's sunday and so far we're off to quite a nice start, half moon bay, weech got a couple of clouds out there but aside from that, mild temperatures at 54 degrees and we'll start to see a nice clearing in the skies. wootsi woodside looking nice, high clouds as well. then we have a ridge of high pressure that will dominate in the forecast and that's going to set us up nicely for a couple of days of dry, warmer conditions across the bay area. now all in all we are expecting to see a bit of a warming trend tonight into tomorrow. our temperatures will run about 10 degrees warmer and what that's going to do, that's going to kick us up a notch as we head towards the workweek. temperatures in the 50s right now, 51 for the peninsula.

south bay a couple of cloids, 52 degrees and in san francisco, 50 degrees right now. our microclimate highs for today, we're going to be slightly warmer so already seeing a nice warming underway but san jose, expect high of about 68 degrees. morgan hill, in the 70s and out near oakland, 66 degrees. walnut creek 67. san mateo, 62. daily city in the 60s and embarcadero at 64 degrees. nor the north bay, santa rosa, in the 70s. as we head into tomorrow, temperatures will be running 10 degrees warmer into monday. so some spots may even see 80s in the forecast by about 12 clks are clks a :00 we'll get the nice clear skies and nice northerly winds kicking up between 10 to 20 miles per hour taand it will ge breezy in the evening hours. if you notice for the most part,

past about 12:00, we'll start to see more sunshine than we will cloud cover around the bay area. long range outlook, we've got this ridge of high pressure going to dry us out and warm us up and we've been talking about the next chance of rain, just under a quarter or less. not a big storm system, it falls apart early on. into thursday, we might see slightly higher rain totals but they will be more focused towards the north bay into thursday. over the next seven days, warm near monday and chance of showers move in on tuesday and rain chances on wednesday. look at the inland temperatures, that's an 80, that's not a mistake as we head into tomorrow. it will be significantly warmer in some spots because of that warming and then we do see the rain on the map but don't worry, it's not heavy, widespread rain right now and systems are looking weaker than the past couple of days. it's still good to keep that in mind if you live in the north

bay because it may be the spotty showers that are just enough to get your car dirty. >> yeah, that's crazy. rain yesterday and 80 tomorrow? >> uh-huh. thanks. before we go, we want to show you this weekend's pop culture and technology are colliding in san jose. today is day three of the annual silicon comic con. this is the third year the event is held. several science fiction stars past and present are there to meet their fans, legendary comic book writer stan lee is there and david ken net from dr. who and mickelson from dr. strange and rogue one. christina ricci from the adams family movie and michelle nichols from star trek. today is the last day at the san jose convention center. very cool. and it is a good day if you're going to go outside to stay outside. >> plenty of sunshine. >> thanks so much for making us a part of your morning. we'll have more local news at

4:30, 6:00 and 11:00 and all day on nbcbayarea.com. we hope you have a great sunday.

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