weatherwise, we have the rain last week and really nice and warm yesterday. today not as warm. >> a little bit of something else for people who like cooler weather and clouds. the rain we'll see today won't be a washout. be prepared for a quick round of rain moving through this afternoon. otherwise partly to mostly cloudy and start out with a live look outside in fremont. a little bit of a breeze and milder temperatures up to 60 degrees already by 8:00. and reaching into the upper 60s, the clouds moving in will keep it cooler today. we're not looking at 80s like we had yesterday. all around the bay area some low to mid-60s and even upper 60s for san jose. mike is tracking a minor crash in oakland. >> we don't see a lot of slowing and we don't see any slowing for most of the bay as far as your commute goes but it is southbound 880 around 23rd. my concern that's where they had the overnight construction zone. i'll check that traffic and monitor the reports to make sure there's no other complication

through the area. a little slowing at the bay bridge toll plaza. we showed you the cash lanes starting to back up and should be clearing as all toll lanes open over the next few minutes. northbound just north of tesla, that track with tail lights moves up through union city and hayward and in the north bay, southbound your commute through the curves, there you go, san rafael is great. back to you. >> 5:01. it is a big day for bay area's own facebook as we look at capitol hill this morning, where facebook ceo mark zuckerberg will be in the hot seat in front of lawmakers. senators are expected to grill him on the cambridge analytic ks a scandal. scott mcgrew has been tracking the story and joins us now. what can we expect from zuckerberg this morning? >> a lot of rehearsed answers. zuckerberg is ready to talk because he's been well prepared by experts who we suspect have anticipated every question he's

going to be asked. we even know what he's going to say at the outset because we have a copy of his opening statement. zuckerberg goes before the senate twice today, house tomorrow. here we see on capitol hill on monday meeting with individual lawmakers. in the opening statement at the senate judiciary committee he'll start by saying it was my mistake and i'm sorry. i started facebook, i run it and i'm responsible for what happens here. the mistake he's talking about is facebook release of 80 million users' personal data to cambridge analytica which used it to help the trump campaign and he'll address the russian issue, a group who american intelligence believes was backed by the kremlin and able to fool facebook users into believing they are passing around authentic news about trump and clinton but created by the russians. two apologies today but facebook is often apologizing. we really messed this up in

2006. we did a bad job and we apologize in 2007. sometimes we move too fast, 2010. and more apologies in 2011 and 2013 earlier this year. facebook has gone before congress before along with twitter and google following first time we figured out the russians had used the social networks to influence the election. in that case they didn't send ceos. they sent lawyers. so today we will see a ceo in front of the senate committee. >> you've been covering mark zuckerberg forever now -- >> long time. >> how do you think he's going to do? >> i think he's going to do very well. he started as a very awkward public speaker, very awkward. >> has come into his own. >> he really has. he hosted president obama and did a fine job with that. the big question is going to be is the senator going to try to get him or herself on television with one of those pounding to death sort of things. i don't think they will. you think back to when tim cook went before the senate this was video of it, they were accusing

him of tax evasion, a strong charge that he denied and they were gentle with him. >> right. >> you anticipate that as well? exactly right. they were incredibly gentle with cook. i expect the same with zuckerberg. >> we'll certainly watch. our coverage continues throughout the morning for you. we're also bring you the testimony live as it happens here on nbc bay area during our midday newscast. 5:04. continuing coverage, president trump this morning is tweeting more quote witch hunt accusations, blasting what he believes is a violation attorney/client privilege. this fbi agents raided the office of his long time attorney. many think the fbi is looking for evidence about the hush money that was paid to stormy daniels. she claims she had an affair with the president. agents yesterday reportedly raided michael cohen's office and took e-mails and tax documents and business records.

the president calls it a disgrace. most biased group of people, these people have the biggest conflicts of interest i've ever seen. >> that raid was carried out on a tip from russia special counsel robert mueller. happening today, the man accused of threat fening to kil san francisco police officers and overs is in court. dust inhamilton near at&t park, he stole guns from his parents' home in san jose and left a manifest to threatening to kill as many people as possible, including police officers. nbc bay area talked with hamilton exclusively. >> they are probably going to charge me with a huge crime. >> you're saying you were prepared to kill officers or shoot officers if it meant defending your territory? >> right. >> that would be murder. >> not if i'm defending the constitution of the united states. >> he says the removal of a

homeless encampment by the embarcadero unlocked his anger. he said he's been living on the streets for years and just defending his territory. his family says he suffers from schizophrenia. san francisco leaders debate a $2.5 million plan to clean city sidewalks and streets. if you watched our nbc bay area investigative unit series diseased streets you know how big of a problem the trash is becoming in san francisco. some supervisors say the city needs no declare a state of emergency. leaders could authorize an immediate reallocation of leftover money from last year. this is for a new street cleaning pilot program. if you still haven't seen the diseased streets report, go to our website, nbcbayarea.com and click on the investigations tab. it is 5:06. a landmark decision in palo alto. city leaders reportedly have taken first step to create more affordable housing.

bob redell has a closer look at really this late night decision. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning, overnight here at palo alto city hall, the city council voted 7-2 to make it easier for developers to build affordable housing within the city limits. the city created what they are calling and i'm quoting here an affordable housing combining district, which is a new zoning designation that will allow -- ease the standards for building affordable housing projects, namely easing those standards in three different ways. it will allow denser housing and taller structures and more parking spots for projects. the palo alto weekly notes that it's been years since the city has produced affordable housing and last night's vote came after months of discussion and debate. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." meantime, santa clara city

leaders want the public's input on fees for new private development. a new study recommends that the fees go towards new affordable housing. residents and developers and real estate agents are all invited. today's meeting is at the palo alto art center at 6:00 tonight. happening today, san francisco port commissioners asking supervisors to place a bond measure to improve the embarcadero sea wall. to repair and seismically upgrade the sea wall. experts say it is vulnerable to earthquakes and the board would have to approve the measure by the middle of next month. right now 5:08. watching rain on the radar. still well north of the bay area but we're all right seeing clouds move in the north bay. this will be a quick one and done moving through the bay area with a cold front that will be here moving into parts of the north bay before lunchtime. santa rosa should see it 11:00 this morning. then moves into san francisco

around 1:00 to 2:00 this afternoon of the parts of the east bay will see the showers. san jose looking at some rain at about 4:00 this afternoon. and then it will be moving quickly to the south as it kind of falls apart. there will be more rain right behind that and i'll talk more about it coming up in the next microclimate forecast and also a look ahead to the weekend. mike, you were saying some of the lanes are clear through aesthetic la oakland. >> we're worried about a crash at 23rd near the construction zone. overnight construction cleared as we look at the bay. sensors are great here. oakland, 23rd to 29th, the overnight crews cleared just before 4:30 so we're looking at southbound with the crash that also clears. no activity reported and no slowing. there's a little slowing at the bay bridge toll plaza but the cash lanes have all opened up and those are starting to clear. look how great the berkeley curve moves westbound 80. that's the commute towards the bay bridge joining up with the other folks out of the maze.

580 nicely moving as well through dublin. no more slowing past the crash bought that is cleared at grant line road. back to you. >> 5:09. coming up next, the growing demand here in the u.s. and what it means for silicon valley plus -- >> i cannot count there are so many. i cannot count. >> petsmart under fire, the push for answers after several dogs died after routine grooming.

good tuesday morning, we wake up to mostly clears skies but that will change through the day. let's go to los gatos, we'll be in the 50s as you head out the door and be there through 8:00 or 9:00. then it will warm up just a bit but not as warm as yesterday. more clouds move in and the rain won't be far behind. we'll talk about the arrival of the rain and there's more right behind that all coming up in the microclimate forecast. >> just a few cars through the north bay. a steadily flow from novato through the golden gate bridge. highway 37 is great as well. we'll show you the rest of the commute as it starts to build a bit. we'll check back with you. 5:13. in a matter of five days u.s.

companies have reached the cap on request for h 1b visas. citizens with specialized knowledge, congress allows 65,000 visas per year maximum. the agency also reached the cap on foreigners with a masters degree or higher. elon musk promising quote corrective action as tesla model 3 buyers are unhappy. many who put reservations on day one are unhappy people who ordered online are getting theirs first. he's looking into the problem. google is stepping up and thanking first responders after the shooting at youtube headquarters which google owns. google and youtube and employees are donating to the san bruno

foundation to funds a initiative that supports first responders. they donated $100,000 each and invited employees to make individual donations which google said it would match. as of now google employees from around the world donated more than $90,000. new this morning, the nation's largest pet store chain facing tough questions. it comes after four dog owners came forward claiming their pets died during grooming appointments. all reportedly happened within last five months. the latest dog to die a corgi named abby, died on march 29th in new jersey after being dropped off for routine grooming. another owner claims his 8-year-old daughter scruffles died after groomers used a drier on the english pubulldog, a bre known to prone to breathing difficulties. he's shocked how many owners have reached out with their own allegations. >> the first thing i say to the vet, have you ever seen anything like this happen before where a dog goes to get groomed and then

next thing you know he's at your location and he's dead on arrival? >> i've never seen anything like this before. never. >> in a statement, petsmart calls the incidents unrelated adding it is deeply saddened by the death but pointing out its investigations revealed associates followed rigorous practices quote and that pet parents have refused to share their animal's autopsy results which could show preexisting conditions. happening today, oakland city leaders are expected to debate banning plastic straws. the ordinance would make it so restaurants and bars and cafes would only be allowed to give out straws if customers asked for it. legislation comes in an effort to limit environmental damage caused by plastic straws. plastic surgery or those surgeons they say that selfies are contributing to a boom within their industry. >> we talked to a few doctors and they've noticed more people coming in with questions and these people are getting younger and younger. the addition of snapchat and

instagram filters can give a person a disoriented view of what they look like. >> i think smartphone technology in which people have selfie modes on their camera at all times can maybe make people become just a little too obsessed with their appearance. >> the doctors say they want people to become comfortable with who they are and any surgery is a serious procedure and take the time to make sure it's something you really want to do. >> we were just showing, marcus, we're on camera. >> i want to walk around with great lighting everywhere, that's okay, right? >> perfect place for a selfie right here. >> or grocery store -- >> check my facebook, not for selfies but for the weather today. >> you do have cute kids too. >> thank you. >> we were out and about last week and today it's one of those days where you have to keep watching to see if you can head

outside and go to the park. we're going to see some changes headed our way and here's a first charge. it will be much cooler than yesterday afternoon. reaching into the upper 60s for the south bay. low 70s for the south county, seven-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen. you'll see rain icons on there but don't worry it's not going to rain all day. it's going to be mostly cloudy and quick round of showers. in the meantime we're going to feel cooler air with oakland reaching 64 degrees, 67 degrees in danville and in livermore and up to 64 degrees in san mateo. daily city, 60 degrees today and breezy westerly winds coming into san francisco. highs in the low 60s and low 60s also for the north bay. novato today, 62 degrees. as we get a look at the rain that's starting to make its way closer to the bay area, mostly some scattered showers but as we get a closer look, we can see the rain moving in eureka and approaching ukia as we go

through later this morning. this will quickly move through and i think it will be out of here in time for the evening commute. there will be another round of rain moving in by late tomorrow night into thursday morning. and that one also doesn't look that significant and then by the end of the weekend, late sunday into monday, more rounds of rain and some sierra snow. it does stay busy even as we go into next week with several cold fronts moving through but even with all of this, we're still not looking at the amount of rain we had last friday into saturday's storm. for the most part we'll only get a quarter inch of rain for much of the bay area. then we look at sierra snow, we are going to measure more snow here with cooler air dropping in and mostly about 5 to possibly 12 inches of snow between today and any. friday. we've seen significant improvement here and we're still not where we should be but the central sierra at least has half of the normal amount of snow and

with more snow on the way and with it coming so late in the season we may increase those numbers just a bit. but it will be quite unsettled over the next couple of days from today through thursday, drying out by the weekend. of course that's what we like to see, all clear skies, warmer temperatures and then more rain early next week. now, mike, you were telling me there's a new crash and it's involving a big rig. >> i'm a little concerned because of the big rig involved and the smaller sedan. let me show you where it is, it's in fremont. as we look is he south bay and peninsula, those are moving just fine and almost all of our speed sensors are moving nicely. wow, let's show you this first the altamont pass shows a little slowing but the earlier crash cleared at grant line but we're seeing a little build. this is the crash we're talking about south 880 towards steve ven son, the left lane was reported blocks before i took this map we were looking at the slower drive heading down towards that scene. may have actually cleared that

sedan from the fast lane but i'm worried about potential injuries for the sedan because there's a lot of damage reported to the car. we'll track that as well. meanwhile, further south this is a look at the live kacamera in n jose. it shows the amount of traffic through san jose, not a surprise. light drive without delay. gilroy through morgan hill and san jose itself. no delays for transit, 43 b.a.r.t. trains reported on time. no problems for those scheduled. a nice drive over here from the east bay, richmond side over across in towards san rafael for the 580 transfer and bay bridge itself shows a smooth flow of traffic. minor backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. the backup metering lights should turn on about now. >> thanks, mike. >> coming up next, combatting the growing opioid crisis. the bay area county expanding treatment options plus -- >> she asked me to stand up and move around and i looked at her, what do you mean? >> new this morning, outrage

after a high school student claims she was humiliated by faculty because of what she wore or rather didn't wear to school. the reason she's now pushing for an apology. a florida school diss

administrators should have handled things differ 5:24. new this morning, the florida school district admits administrators should have handled things differently after telling the female high school

student to cover up. >> she had chosen not to wear a bra but was wearing a shirt. 17-year-old lizzy martinez was trying to be comfort after getting a bad sunburn but the dean said the lack of bra was distracting. martinez says she did nothing wrong. >> there's nothing sexy about a nipple. everybody has them. you don't look at boys nipples and drool over them. you shouldn't be so distracted and attacked i wasn't wearing a bra. the school district has issued an apology and will take steps to avoid similar incidents in the future. marin county leaders will get an update on plans to expand access to treatment for people who areopioids, last year they received $3.5 million grant for addictional addiction care. this includes expanded treatment options and more providers. they will receive a status update. more details for you now, marin county claims to be among the first anywhere to have pro claimed an opioid crisis which

it did in 2014. from 2012 to 2016 the county recorded 100 overdose deaths. it was also the county's leading cause of accidental death in that time. after declaring a local crisis, the county says overdose death fell by 27%. 5:26 right now. happening today, property taxes are due. this is the second installment. taxes are due by 5:00 tonight for california homeowners and other property owners. if you haven't made them by now, you're going to want to pay in person or online to make it on time. late payments are subject to a 10% penalty and $20 fee. new this year, santa clara will accept partial payments and property owners only have to pay the fine on the unpaid portion. coming up next on "today in the bay," bringing the kitchen to an ongoing problem in the u.s. local leaders are coming together to shine a light on the issue. plus -- >> that's awful.

i mean, that's just puts people in a panic. >> a cruel hoax leaves several school districts in a panic. where it came from as students return to class today.

good morning and thank you for joining us. i )m marcus washington. and i )m laura garcia. 5:29. thank you for joining us, i'm

marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. >> we have rain moving in throughout the day. we're watching a storm system that will bring a quick round of showers. if you're making plans for spring break and want something free to do, you might want to check out the san francisco botanical gardens free admission, just make sure you have the umbrella that you'll be able to take really good pictures and our temperature is much cooler today. only reaching 62 degrees in san francisco. 64 degrees in oakland and 68 degrees in san jose. santa rosa today 60 degrees. we'll track that rain and talk about the weekend coming up in a few minutes. mike has been tracking a few issues and now a crash in f fremont. >> overall, a commute looks great right now. we're starting to see a little slowing there. usual suspects as well as this southbound 880 at stevenson boulevard, the crash is on the shoulder, one sedan and big rig,

one little distraction. and 880 off of 238, that is standard. over here the approach towards the bay bridge, nothing major, this number at the top here a little bit more slowing down through berkeley for westbound 880. metering lights are on and we see relatively gradually the backup filling all lanes at the toll plaza market. >> thanks, mike. 5:31. schools in emeryville are set to reopen today after falling victim to a cruel hoax. a group of gamers sent out threatening e-mails to several school districts to see how people will react. pete is live at emeryville high school where students and staff will return and pete this was a scarry moment for a lot of those involved? >> reporter: good morning, scary enough for emeryville high school to close doors yesterday in response to the hoax that we're learning about but they are going to be back here today, students and staff when classes resume at about 8:30 a.m.

as you mentioned, this was a game being played by folks overseas, at least according to em eryville police. they are seeing which schools react to the mass e-mail threat. the mt. diablo unified school district got a similar e-mail but decided not to cancel school sessions. crews were here yesterday at emery high when youth practice still took place yesterday afternoon. the folks we spoke to did not attend emery high but all of this is still a cause for concern. >> shooting, this kind of stuff is really scary. >> that's awful. that just puts people in panic. >> reporter: knnow the fbi is investigating this and sending out a tweet they are treating it as a terrorist type of threat. we expect emery police to be here when students and staff return in just a few hours. "today in the bay." >> not a joking matter.

thanks so much, pete. also happening today, the man accused of stabbing two people at the coliseum bart station this weekend is due in court for first time. robert dolf now facing attempted murder charges went after his victims unprovoked. the victims are brother and sister. the sister is out of the hospital but her brother is still in critical condition this morning. a passerby helped to disarm that suspect. he was interviewed, why he says he felt compelled to act. it's all on nbcbayarea.com. new this morning, richmond police are investigating that city's second deadly shooting in three days. this happened at about 9:00 last night on harnett avenue. authorities have not identified the victim and no arrests have been made. this follows the deadly shooting on saturday afternoon which was also richmond's first of the year. search continues this morning for a missing family.

now friends and family fear they might have been in a car accident. the family from southern california was on a road trip krifing from portland to san jose. the last known location was the oregon california border on april 5th. they were driving a maroon honda pilot. we spoke to family members who say they are praying for the best but worry the rainy conditions might have contributed to their disappearance last week. 5:34 right now. happening today, new legislation setting statewide emergency alert protocols. it's heading to its first official senate committee hearing. we mentioned this yesterday. it requires every california county to adopt an updated wireless emergency alert system which trained operators can implement an evacuation order. the legislation will also set standards for when counties should use that system. it's a response to the north bay wildfires. and san francisco leaders today will join leaders in emergency services and private sector.

they hope to be better prepared when the big one hits. today and tomorrow experts are attending an annual earthquake summit in presidio, it explores how different sectors can come together during an earthquake disaster. shining a light on the pay gap between men and women. supporters across the bay area are expected to come together for equal pay day. today marks how far into the new year women must work in order to earn the same pay that men did last year. sharon is live in san jose with what this day means for women across america. good morning, sharon. >> reporter: good morning, laura. you know it means solidarity for women. they are going to be showing support for each other today and speaking openly about how to close the gap. now since 1996 equal pay day symbolically sheds light on the gap in gender pay for the same job between men and women. according to the american association of university women, women working full-time in the

u.s. earned 80% of what men are paid. the non-profit group also projects if changes continue, women won't be equal with men until 2119. a federal appeals court in san francisco just yesterday ruled that workers' previous salaries cannot be used to justify unequal pay. it includes a female math consultant who sued a superintendent there for paying male colleagues more doing the same work. the superintendent's attorney says they will appeal to the supreme court. at 4:00 p.m. there will be an equal pay forum by the office of women's policy to mark national equal pay day. it will include a panel discussion with representatives of equal rights advocates and department of labor women's bureau and american association of university women. in oakland there will be an unequal bake sale to mark equal pay day coordinated by the american association of university women's piedmont

oakland branch at the student center in oakland at 11:00 this morning. you can check out our website on nbcbayarea.com to see a complete list of events. reporting live in san jose, sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >> you go, sharon. >> 5:37 right now. happening today, marin supervisors are expected to follow through on restricting the size of buses traveling to and from muir woods. in january supervisors had to first approve a measure that allowed them to create such an ordinance. since then the public works department has been fine tuning those instructions and will limit buses to 30 feet or less. the national park service and chp both support the measure. >> i've got to show you, my family loves that muir woods walk but thing we dislike is that parking situation, glad they continue to work on that. that's tough. not so tough around most of the freeways, we did get word about a crash in palo alto.

we're looking at 101 here, san jose, a little build, that's typical. same thing over here coming up out of gilroy and into morgan hill and a smoother little slower drive as more folks hit the road. 17 moves slowly. here's the palo alto camera. university heading north past marsh and towards willow there may be a crash blocking one lane approaching the off-ramp but we've seen no slowing. there's the san mateo bridge getting to and from the peninsula, an easy krif across highway 92. >> or the weekend. >> or the weekend. >> there you go. make it through the workweek. >> when i woke up this morning, it's tuesday, made it past monday then we're that much closer to the weekend which looks like a nice one. a lot of sunshine and it's going to be warm. the coast will be at 72 degrees

and the bay at 76 degrees. inland 78 degrees for the high temperature, more clouds moving in on sunday and then by sunday evening as you wind down from the weekend, we will have a chance of showers moving in. and that will move from north to south. i think the north bay will start to see it first. and it will be up to 67 degrees, slightly cooler with those clouds. if you're heading up to russian river valley, you have to watch out for the showers on sunday but saturday still looking really nice. 68 degrees and sunny and more of the same on friday as well. santa cruz, upper 60s, a lot of sunshine for friday and saturday. but once again, once those clouds start to move in, we will have a chance of rain, mostly late sunday evening and for the sierra, we're going to have a chance of snow as that storm system moves in. it still looks busy in the forecast. we'll sort it all out and i'll break down today's temperature trend coming up in three minutes. >> we'll look forward to it. >> coming up here on "today in

the bay," keeping students safe, the action one bay area city will take to address the growing crossing guard shortage. caught on camera, a dance studio up in flames, the mad dash to get everyone out safely. >> angry tweets from the president after an fbi raid on his lawyer. we'll take a look when "today in the bay" continues.

right now at 5:42. we walk out the door and think it's not all that cool out here. it's a mild start.

we have mostly clear skies but that will change. let's go to willow glenn. upper 50s through about 9:00 then upper 60s today. not as warm as yesterday as more clouds move in and rain will be developing by this afternoon. we'll talk about the time line of the rain and how much and there's another line of showers right behind that. it's all in the microclimate forecast in less than five minutes. >> these drive times looking good, highway 37 slows a bit traditional out of vallejo, the rest of the north bay moves well. thanks so much, kari and mike. take a look at this new video, showing very tense moments in emergency emergency as several girls are forced to jump for their lives after a fire breaks out at a dance studio. look at that. can you imagine the terror. cell phone video shows a harrowing escape as flames and smoke engulf that building.

it's a 40-second clip and kids can be seen climbing down a ladder as police and workers watch from the parking lot below trying to aid them. when the ladder eventually tips over, several of the children are seen leaping off the balcony. miraculously none of those girls were seriously hurt. the cause of the fire itself is under investigation. good thing they got out. new this morning, american airlines trying to determine why a ceiling panel gave way, knocking loose an oxygen tank that struck a 1-year-old boy in the head. can you seen the photos of the aftermath? she was on a flight from hong kong to dallas when the plane landed and the panel just collapsed. the tank struck her toddler who was sitting on her lap. the woman did decline medical treatment for her son but she says the whole thing left both of them shaken. 5:44. san jose mayor is reportedly raising concerns about the

travel that some city leaders are doing using taxpayer dollars. the mercury news reports half of the city council is in japan this week along with other staffers. they are visiting the sister city. and says san jose faces a budget shortfall and wants to tighten the belt on what he believes is the unusual or -- unusually large trips that many people take. the current policy states city workers can expense travel as long as there's public benefit. getting to school in a safe way. new res laolution to put crossi guards at 15 schools. if passed each city members would pick two crossing guards. san francisco is having problems hiring crossing guards. that's supervisor of the recent -- survivor of the recent florida school shooting rampage is in sacramento right now. she's sharing her experience as part of national crime victim rights week. they took part yesterday in a

special panel. parkland high school shooting survivor told her emotional story and talked about how close she came to dying in february. >> less than two months ago i was 2.5 centimeters from dying. my well being was put in the hands of someone else. >> those violent crime survivors are calling for raw malawmakers approve stronger anti-gun measures. >> the president is once again lashing out this morning after his own lawyer was raided by the fbi. >> scott mcgrew joins us now and using his go-to phrase witch hunt. >> and also complaining about what he said is the raid's violation of attorney/client privilege. attorney-client privilege is dead and total witch hunt. this mirrors what he said in public on sunday. >> so i just heard that they broke into the office of one of

my personal attorneys, good man and it's a disgraceful situation and total witch hunt. i've been saying it for a long time. >> in comes after the fbi agents raided the home and office of trump's personal attorney michael cohen. he is the one who sent the $130,000 in hush money to adult film actress stormy daniels. we don't know for certain it is connect the to that action. when we try to remind you who this guy is, that is the most obvious way of reminding you. it is highly irregular for law enforcement to seize attorneys papers and records if they are also investigating the attorney's client, which is what's happening here. the fbi is investigating president trump and his lawyer. the possibility of violating attorney-client prifl edge is certainly there but presumably something the agents and judge who signed the warrant would have obviously known about and presumably would have taken pains to make sure the search

was legal. now in the midst of all of this, we're watching to see what the white house is going to do about syria after the chemical weapons attacks against civilians. last time this happened president trump ordered the bombing of an air field. but the last time this happened, john bolton wasn't the president's closest adviser. he is now and bolton has a reputation of favoring military action. so stay tight to twitter because there's a lot that is going to happen this morning. you can find me @ scottmcgrew. >> thanks, scott. another round of "the voice" commenced last night. >> bay area talent singing her heart out. take a listen. ♪ that's dallas caroline from santa rosa who sang during the knock outrounds on the voice. athough her coach chose to send dallas home, she did say it was a tough choice and she has a bright future. dallas says she was just thankful for the opportunity.

>> i just want to say thank you so much and feel like my confidence has imt improved working with you and getting to know you. >> dallas also took to social media last night thanking everyone who supported her. good to see local talent. >> it is. >> seen a couple of them. >> in the newsroom -- >> yeah -- really nice guy. >> very nice, spent a lot of time with us. very talented these young kids. >> the weather is not too bad out there. >> not bad today. a quick round of showers. we like to see that when it comes in the middle of the week and not our weekend. we're going to see some rain moving through and here's a look at our high temperatures, it's going to be much cooler today than it was yesterday thanks to cloud cover moving in and a cold front dropping from north to south. ukia today, up to 64 degrees and also 64 in oakland. san francisco, 62 degrees and in san jose, 68 degrees. you request see that 7-day

forecast at the bottom of the screen. let's get dressed this morning. it's one day for some light long sleeves and also some pants. but you don't want to forget the umbrella because once again we'll have some rain moving through but other than that it's going to be a nice day and also you can wear the dress shoes, you don't have to worry about the rain boots because it won't be a washout. if you're going out to at&t park, here's a live look at the ballpark this morning, already crews working in the stands to clear it up for the game. first pitch will be at 7:15 and we will have some clouds moving in but clearing out tonight and it's going to be a chilly one. make sure you're wearing layers. here's a look at the storm system as it approaches. we can see on the radar, mostly green indicating some light rain. this system moving in will be a fairly weak one and quick mover. a look at the time line shows by 11:00, 12:00, this will move through the north bay and san francisco early afternoon. south bay by about 4:00 to 5:00

then it's going to roll in north to south. there will be more rain right behind that as we could see heavier rain by late tomorrow night and into early thursday morning. i'll be tracking that and also what's ahead for the weekend. mike, you now have more info in the crash in palo alto. >> it does not affect highway 101. it only affects the northbound 101 at willow and they should clear that pretty quickly. a smooth drive throughout most of the bay. a little slowing through fremont. let me show you what waze has to tell you about that, heading towards mountain view, if you go across the dumbarton bridges, a couple miles longer and there's a little more slowing but not a major issue. waze helps you compare and join nbc bay area wazers as your group. at speed through the maze towards the bay bridge where the

metering lights there are on. no problem at the toll plaza here and golden gate bridge smooth drive into and out of the north bay. oakland picking up volume north of the coliseum and tail lights towards the maze. back to you. >> 5:52. next, all new this morning, there's apparently $1 billion just waiting for americans to claim their share. the final deadline for people who still haven't filed their 2014 tax return. >> but first happening now, the daughter of a spy widely believed to be poisoned by russia is out of the hospital. that news just in overnight. her father still hospitalized but doctors say they expect to discharge him soon. nerve agent attack has drawn worldwide condemnation of russia. transgender runners can now compete in the boston marathon. this is the first year race officials have publicly acknowledged the policy. athletes will be able to compete using the gender in which they identify. more news for you after the break. taking a live look outside from

our golden gate bridge welcome back the time is 5:55 as we take a live look outside of the golden gate -- you can see the trans america building in san francisco. a way to start off the day. it's going to be nice, a little rain here and there and a check on that in about five minutes.

>> 5:55 right now. police in the south bay hoping to identify two bank robbers. robbery happened yesterday about 11:30 in the morning at the u.s. bank location on north santa cruz avenue. police say the two robbers went into the bank with hand guns and demanded cash from the employees. one customer suffered minor injuries during the robbery. police say the suspects ran away and got into a car after that robbery. last seen driving down victory lane. described as a black four-door sedan with damage to the right front end. continuing coverage of the tragic bus crash that killed 15 people in canada over the weekend. we're now learning one of the victims is misidentified as a player who actually survived that crash. 18-year-old xavier la bell was thought to be dead but survived. he was mistaken for his teammate parker tobin who was killed. the government is apologizing for the mix-up. >> i want to apologize to both of those families. a lot of those boys looked

alike, blonde hair supportive for their playoff run. >> in all ten of the 15 people killed were players, ages 16 to 21. the head coach also killed. >> happening today, more than 300 pediatricians will visit capitol hill, urging congress to protect children from gun violence. the doctors are pressing legislators for funding and stricter laws to keep kids safe. they specifically support raising the age for an assault weapon to 21 and want money for the research on gun safety and injury prevention. a special staclass in the se capitol helping prepare for active shooter situations. sack men no police departmerame opened the doors to teach people what to do in an emergency situation. they used real life examples and says there were three simple steps people can take to stay alive. run, hide -- >> there's an exit, take the exit. blocking the entry to your

hiding spot, locking doors behind you. once bad guys are confronted, they typically back down. >> run hide and flight. they have been training for shooter response since 2007 and they've been adding to the training in the wake of other high profile shootings across the country. time is running out for one million americans who still have not filed their 2014 tax returns. unpaid refunds from 2014 total more than $1 billion. what are you waiting for? the final deadline to file those returns april 17th exactly one week from today. if you miss that deadline, any money that would have been refunded to you goes to the u.s. treasury, and top five states with the highest total of potential refunds are california, texas, florida, new york and illinois. and live look for you right now at the oracle arena this morning. today is the start of warriors week. the team is encouraging fans to

show their strength in numbers now through saturday leading up to the 2018 playoffs. part of the week the mayors of oakland, san francisco and san jose are declaring friday as blue and gold day, encouraging fans to wear the warriors colors and today uber is creating dubs day where fans can have a chance to score playoff tickets and merchandise. one golden brig-- with a number tickets. >> wants to flag that one down >> preparing to testify, facebook ceo is on capitol hill where he's set to face grilling for congress. what it could mean for the future of the social media company. the new tool aimed at helping the housing crisis in the bay area. >> and protecting one of the most iconic spots in san francisco, the steps city leerds will take today to prevent earthquake damage along the

embarcadero. "today in the bay" continues right now. very good now tuesday morning to you. thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. we want to head over to kari hall keeping track what to expect as we head out the door. >> it's going to start out dry and fairly mild but then as we go throughout the day it's going to be cooler and cloudy and then we'll be tracking some rain. let's get a look at the storm system that's moving in very weak one and it's with some cooler temperatures. so as we go throughout the day we'll only reach 62 degrees in san francisco. another round of rain, this one looks heavier for tomorrow evening into early thursday but it looks very nice and dry for the weekend. we'll talk more about the rainfall totals and the time line, all of that coming up in about seven minutes and mike is tracking some of the slowing on the roads. >> because it stands out so nicely against that green. so we can pretty much see pleasanton and hayward and also