sunrise over sj -- communications hill it is 7:00 here's a live look outside. a glorious sunrise over san jose as we look from communication cell, what a lovely way to start our sunday morning. thanks for joining us, vianey has a look at the microclimate forecast and all good things must come to an end. yesterday was a stunner. >> it was. it was, upper 70s, super warm. >> you said today -- will not be the same. >> well, yeah, especially because we have the rain moving in. it's fairly dry and calm out there and temperatures aren't too bad. fairly mild in the 50s and some 40s. we did drop down a bit in some spots but aside from that our

daytime highs are going to be the noticeable drops. so doppler radar, you can see that system off to the north, that's what's going to start striking down south moving from north to south. this is a colder storm. that's why we're expecting our temperatures to drop pretty significantly and noticeable drop in the daytime highs through tomorrow. and also we're expecting some showers to kind of push down at least through the start of the early afternoon and becoming more widespread later to the evening. carrying over into monday but i know that a lot of you are wondering how long the rain is going to last and how many rain we're getting and what is that noticeable drop in temperatures that i'm talking about? you're going to have to tune in the next 15 minutes because i'll break it all down and you can find out your sunday afternoon and also your monday as well. >> that's a good tease. 15 minutes, vianey, thanks. police are investigating a drive by shooting on a bay area freeway that a police officer witnessed firsthand.

it happened just before 7:00 last night in richmond. a chp officer pulled over a white van. while the officer approached the van, a white suv drove by and fired multiple shots. >> i was walking by here and suddenly heard a pop pop pop pop, at least 20 shots. >> we don't think right now that the officer or the person that he had stopped was the intended victim. >> all lanes on 580 were closed for a few hours. the investigation is ongoing. now to our other top story, the world is reacting to the president aegs decision to attack three chemical weapons facilities in syria. yesterday president trump tweeted mission accomplished, regarding the air strikes by u.s. and coalition forces. the pentagon says the strikes did what they were supposed to do and they were precise, overwhelming and effective. but while the missiles struck the heart of syria's chemical

weapons program, the pentagon concedes that the attack may not have destroyed syria's chemical weapon stockpiles. also the u.n. security council met and it was heated after a two-hour debate members rejected russia's resolution to condemn the missile attack. >> we call on russia to take a hard look at the company it keeps and live up to its responsibilities as a permanent member of the council. >> there were no casualties reported in the wake of the attacks. we're still awaiting reaction from russia. so far it's only been words. russian military officials tell our international partners at nbc news that syrian air defenses shot down 71 missiles out of the 103 that were fired and nbc news has not been able to verify that. the pentagon however says no missiles were intercepted. in a statement issued by the kremlin, president putin says russian military experts found no trace of a chemical attack in syria. russian leaders also said the

strikes by the u.s. were quote, an action of aggression and lawless. satellite images released this morning show this, the aftermath of the air strikes. the satellite image before the air strikes of a research and development center outside damascus is then followed by an image of a day after the strikes. also released today. the dramatic before and after images of a chemical weapon bunker and storage site outside homs, syria. >> anti-war activists gathered in downtown san francisco to protest the bombing in syria. here's more. >> reporter: there is some relief that the attack was so short but there's concern about additional action. >> the bombings seem to have stopped right now but nikki haley and others are saying we're locked and loaded and ready to attack again. >> reporter: on the day after the u.s. along with the united

kingdom and france launched missiles at syrian targets -- >> stop the war on syria. >> reporter: protesters in san francisco had custom signs built and specific concerns about why president donald trump authorized a strike. one organizer wondered if he had to do with president trump's legal concerns. his personal attorney offices in new york were raided by the fbi. >> trump wanted to change the subject and certainly wanted to change the subject so i think that's the main reason driving the u.s. policy? no, i think there's a longer term policy trying to dominate the whole region. >> another had questions about the facilities targeting damascus, specifically which are the dangers are launching bomb at chemical facilities near people. >> then we go inside a city and bomb a chemical plant. >> before the larger demonstration, members of code pink showed up outside the san francisco home of dianne feinstein and nancy pel los is. senator feinstein tweeted, assad

must not be allowed to gas his citizens but congress also must be consulted regarding use of force. >> nbc bay area news. and local lawmakers are speaking out about the air strike. >> chemical weapons cannot be used in war environments. now, i do think the president has to come to congress and seek an authorization of use of military force. he cannot continue to rely on his commander in chief role. speaking yesterday in burlingame jackie spierer plaud eed the mo. we're continuing developments on air and online at nbcbayarea.com. we've devoted an entire page to the latest news out of washington on the situation in syria. now to a tense situation in an east bay neighborhood. police ordered a shelter in

place near west midway and orion streets in alameda. it happened at 2:30 yesterday afternoon. officers received calls about gunfire and found numerous shell casings when they responded. they are still searching for the shooter and any victims. police on the peninsula are investigating a bank robbery with a thief who chose a memorable outfit. look at this surveillance photo. the man there wearing a construction uniform. police say he walked into the bank in palo alto on friday and approached the teller. showed her a gun in his waist band and demanded money. when she went to the back room, he jumped over the counter and stole cash from the drawers and ran off. at 7:07, we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." they were loud and they were proud. it was a huge day for warriors fans. we'll take you to oracle arena and here their thoughts on the www.first playoff game. starbucks saying sorry, the

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it was back to being "roaracle" yesterday afternoon -- as welcome back, it's 7:10, we're taking a live look at oracle arena. the warriors began their quest to defend their nba championship. oracle is also hosting game two of the series against the san antonio spurs tomorrow night. the warriors came out strong in game one is a blowout win over san antonio. quts christie smith has reaction from fans who were thrilled to see the warriors dominate in game one. >> reporter: they came out on top in a big way. fans sal and christian torres celebrated saying this team is ready for another deep postseason run. >> i thought we'll put up a little bit more fight but i'll take it. >> the regular season, fans expressed concern about

inconsistencies and injuries. steph curry is still not playing in the first round because of an injury. >> he needs rest to come back strong. >> reporter: but fans liked what they saw including the lineup. >> it worked great. steve kerr is a magician, playing a little for him. a little chess match. >> wasn't expecting us to come out this strong. we had a rough last two games but i'm glad we played how we played. >> with the run for a third nba title, fans like terrence holmes have high hopes. >> i think it will go all the way because we do have injuries, but we won't sweep it as fast as we will. >> the series is just getting started and fans want this ride to continue. >> these guys are playoff players so i think they'll be fine. >> this is the first playoff games and it's so exciting. just to even be here.

>> christie smith, nbc bay area news. she's the best interview ever. 15 games to go. coming up at 30 minutes, we'll have highlights of the warriors game one victory over the spurs plus here from warriors start draymond green. there's much more ahead on "today in the bay," a vibrant celebration taking over japantown this weekend. we'll take you to the event that's called the biggest of its kind on the west coast. and the radar was quiet yesterday but look at it now, we've got plenty of rain developing. we'll talk about the time line for us and how long the rain will stick around in the bay area coming up. bay bridge -- fr

welcome back, it's 7:14 on your sunday morning. kind of an ominous look as we look towards san francisco and the bay bridge from emeryville. hope you enjoyed the glorious day yesterday. we have cooler temperatures and rain on the way today. starbucks is apologizing after two black men were

arrested for waiting inside one of the chain's coffee shops. the incident was caught on camera and went viral with many calling it racial profiling. here is the video on thursday, police arrested these two men at the starbucks in philadelphia. they were sitting at a table waiting for a friend to arrive, one man asked for the bathroom code but workers said that was only for paying customers. and then another starbucks employee called police saying the pair was trespassing because they didn't order anything. starbucks says quote, we apologize to the two individuals and our customers. the chain says its reviewing its policies and how it engages with the police to avoid another incident like this. meanwhile the philadelphia police chief is defending the officers actions. back here in the bay area, they marched to send a message for the second straight year. people across the country marched in support of science. this is video of one of the marches in oakland. one of 200 that happened

yesterday. supporters want lawmakers in washington and sacramento to know that they care about science. they also want more funding for science classes and school and basic research. >> people can be more involved in science and more able to make up their own minds and make their own opinions. >> sponsors of this weekend's march include the space and science center and lawrence hall of science and san jose's tech museum. next saturday people are planning another march in santa cruz. that one will coincide with earth day. a walk in the south bay bringing awareness to a very important cause. people gathered for the bay area autism speaks walk. yesterday morning in san jose's history park. nbc bay area is one of the local sponsors and our meteorologist kari hall emceed the event. the goal is to raise awareness and funds for autism advocacy and families could get information about services here in the bay area. >> but for us, who have children

on the spectrum, it's really important to let people know that our children are capable of everything that any other child is. >> doctors say one in every 68 children is diagnosed with autism. a big turnout yesterday in san francisco's japantown. thousands of people were there for the annual northern california cherry blossom festival. nbsz bay area was there to join in on the fun as a sponsor. the event included colorful displays of japanese culture and diversity, including food and taiko drumming and dancing. the festival is the biggest celebration of asian traditions on the west coast. the fun continues today and next weekend. at 7:17. let's check in with vianey arana, the cherry blossoms are so beautiful. they kind of take your breath away. yesterday would have been a good day for them but -- not today. >> today you know, definitely if

you're going to go, take an umbrella. don't be caught off guard. the winds i will increase as well but the showers while they are moving in and we are expecting to see that rain definitely into the afternoon. look at this nice shot of woodside. a great way to start off on a sunday. we're starting on a dry notoriety now. expect to see the cloud cover increase into the afternoon and temperatures right now still fairly mild. not too cold in the 40s and 50s. 50 degrees for san jose. oakland at 53 degrees. san francisco 53 degrees and napa, 42 degrees right now. our daytime highs will be cooler than what we saw yesterday. the reason for that is because we've got this cold front that's set to sweep in through today and that system is going to bring with it some breezy to windy conditions and also some showers and cooler temperatures into the afternoon. you can actually see it already on doppler radar. right now your microclimate

daytime highs will be in the upper 50s, san jose yesterday hit a high of, about a ten degree noticeable drop in temperatures as we head in towards the daytime highs for today. san francisco expect a high of about 58 degrees. predicted high in concord of 63. 58 for santa rosa. and in santa cruz we'll be in the low 60s. let's take a look at your hour by hour forecast because we can see those showers pushing through all the way through monday. the showers will start off in the north bay at about 12:30. then by about 5:00, we'll see it move up into central -- the central part of the bay area. then by about 6:00 or 7:00 the south bay will start to see that rain. the cooler temperatures early monday morning expect to keep some showers and then we'll keep the chance of isolated thunderstorms all the way through monday afternoon before that system makes its exit.

because this is a colder storm, we are expecting a couple of inches for the sierra, about 12 inches for kirkwood and twin bridges 13 inches and believe it or not we might see snow for the higher peaks here in the bay area as we head in towards tonight. and into tomorrow, for the next seven days here's a look what to expect. expect the showers to start kicking in for the north bay especially at 10:00 or 12:00, we'll see it spread southward and we'll keep the showers through monday afternoon. tomorrow 51 degrees for daytime highs and kept a break on tuesday and then come wednesday there is another system that's expected to make its way in wednesday night bringing more showers to the bay area into thursday morning but for now, look at friday and saturday. we begin to recover quite nicely. the temperatures go right back up in the 70s and for now it's looking like at least next weekend we're expecting some dry conditions. get ready for showers as they

wipe through the bay area. >> at least there's a light at the end of the tunnel. vianey, thanks. >> a bay area woman takes action after seeing parts of puerto rico still without power. he 15,000 pound delivery to help the country back online.

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♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. devastating power outages and destruction in puerto rico the world watched as hurricane maria caused devastating fire outages and destruction in puerto rico last fall. a research firm just concluded it qualifies as the second largest power outage in world history. relief was coming in so slowly, in facts one ceo of one san francisco company decided she couldn't wait any longer and she couldn't sit back and wait. garvin thomas has what she did in this morning's bay area proud. >> reporter: you don't get to be a successful entrepreneur without being come forfortable g risks. what she and her company did

last fall was a departure from anything she had done running her solar company but one she said she had to take. >> this is a pretty even distribution. >> as ceo of solar energy company, lynn juritch spends much of her day talking and thinking about power. but not just the electric kind. there's also power as in the ability to be in control of one's life both types of power lynn says is what her company sun run provides her power. >> what's so powerful about solar for people, it's freedom. >> reporter: they also happen to be the two things she says the people in puerto rico were desperately lacking in the wake of hurricane maria. destruction practically everywhere, electricity practically nowhere. >> you can see these are the conditions. >> and while sun run didn't have customers in puerto rico, lynn

felt it did have a responsibility. >> it was just a no brainer. when we saw the fact that the electricity system was down, it was going to be down for the foreseeable future. we knew we had a solution. it's inexcusable for us not to go there. >> in a matter of weeks, 15,000 pounds of donated sun run solar panels and batteries were loaded on to a donated private plane and flown in. lincoln fesses now months later they may not have dotted the is and crossed the ts they were supposed to but time was the essence. >> when we went there it was 60 days after and half of the fire stations didn't have electricity. we thought we need to get in there now. >> reporter: and lynn didn't just lead the charge she grabbed the tools and climbed the ladders and helped install panels and batteries on a handful of stations herself. >> we were so happy to come and restore, the hope more than anything else. when you see these tough

firefighters who are almost tearful, they are so grateful to get the systems up and running to get electricity back, to have their fire station service community centers, it is very powerful. >> and the beauty of course is that now they have that power going forward. not relying on the grid, just recently in puerto rico, a single tree fell and took out power lines and once again, 900,000 people lost power. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. wow, we have much more ahead on quts today in the bay. some gave all, a tribute to gold star families. we'll tell you where you can find it and who rallied to bring this monument to reality. and the warriors were both feisty on and off the court. what draymond green is saying about the doubters following the game one victory over the spurs.

good sunday morning, welcome back. it is 7:29, we're looking outside. almost looks like technicolor as we look from communications hill, a little brighter there than what we're seeing behind us in san francisco. vianey and i were looking during the commercial break. thanks for joining us on this sunday morning. vianey has a look at our microclimate forecast. >> we have the clouds rolling in and you can see the flag waving because a cold front is set to move in. we can already see that on the radar. right now half moon bay at 41 degrees and we can expect to see the milder temperatures kind of lingering around at least through the mid morning. the cloud cover will definitely be a factor today. 50 degrees in san jose. not really too windy in san jose. now across the board temperatures remain in the 40s and low 50s for most part. 42 degrees in santa rosa and 42 for napa and down near the peninsula also in the upper 50s

and lower 50s. doppler radar, you can see it off no the north there and it will be sweeping from north to south eventually, kind of making its trek through and kicking showers into early tomorrow morning. tomorrow the biggest noticeable drop will be in the temperatures and i'll take you through the time line when we're xpexpectin that rain and how long it's expected to last in just a bit. >> police this morning are investigating a driveby shooting on a bay area freeway and a police officer happened to witness it firsthand. it happened just before 7:00 last night on eastbound 580 in richmond. the chp officer had pulled over a white van you see there. while the officer approached the van on the passenger side, a white suv drive by and fired multiple shots. >> i was just walking by here and suddenly, i heard just a pop pop pop, at least 20 shots. >> we don't think right now that

the officer or the person that he had stopped was the intended victim. >> all lanes on 580 were closed for a few hours. police are still searching for that white suv and the shooter. now to our other top story, the united states britain and france launch the friday's air strike on syria almost one week after horrifying images emerged of men and women and children who were killed in an apparent poison gas attack. this message to the syrian dictator and his allies, russia and iran, may not be the final word. the american ambassador to the united nations is warning that if another chemical attack happens, the u.s. is quote, locked and loaded to rerespond again. here's kelly o'donnell. >> reporter: on this day after the air strikes, the trump administration unleashed a round of fresh warnings. >> chemical weapons are a threat to us all -- from the united

nations security council -- >> when our president draws a red line, our president enforces the red line. >> reporter: to a summit in peru, where mike pence filled in for the president and justified the use of force as -- >> the morally right act to take -- >> reporter: the vice president saying other leaders for supporting action to deter syria and pence called out iran and russia as patrons of the dangerous assadry jet stre regi >> you're on the wrong side of history. it's time to get the message that president trump delivered last night, that you're known by the company you keep. >> reporter: the president was visible only on twitter where he called the action a perfectly executed strike. thanking his counterparts in france and united kingdom for their wisdom. with the administration says it is prepared for a sustained effort, president trump declared mission accomplished, two words that back fired on george w.

bush in 2003 after baghdad fell but the iraq war was far from over. . the pentagon provided new details about the syria operation and its targets, making public additional images of the fire power deployed by air and sea. officials assess that most but not all of syria's chemical weapons capability has been degraded. >> there's still a residual element of the syrian program out there. i believe we took a heart of it. >> that was kelly o'donnell reporting. we're still awaiting reaction from russia. so far it's only been words. russian military officials tell our international partner s at nbc news that syrian air defenses shot down 71 of the 103 fired but nbc news has not been able to verify that. the pentagon however says that no missiles were intercepted. in a statement issued by the kremlin, putin said russian

military experts found no trace of a chemical attack in syria. russian leaders also said the strikes by the u.s. were quote, an action of aggression and lawless. satellite images released this morning show the aftermath of air strikes by u.s. and coalition operations on three facilities in syria. the satellite image before the air strikes of a research and development center outside damascus is followed by an image the day after the missile strikes. also released today are the dramatic before and after images of a chemical weapons bunker and storage site outside homs in syria. bay area anti-war activists gathered in downtown san francisco yesterday to protest the bombing of syria. sergio was there and brings us this story. >> reporter: there is some relief that the attack was so short but there's concern about additional action. the booming seems to have stopped right now but nikki

haley and others are saying we're locked and loaded and ready to attack again. >> reporter: on the day after the u.s. along with the united kingdom and france launched missiles at syrian targets -- >> stop the war on syria. >> reporter: protesters in san francisco had custom signs built and specific concerns about why president donald trump authorized a strike. one organizer wondered if it had to do with president trump's legal concerns. his personal attorney's offices in new york were just raided by the fbi. >> trump wanted to change the subject and certainly wanted to change the subject. do i think that's the main reason driving the u.s. policy? i think there's a longer term policy trying to dominate this whole region. >> another had questions about the facilities targeted in damascus, syria's largest city, specifically what are the dangers of launching bombs at chemical facilities near people. >> we are trying to protect the syria from assad'sal chemically bombing them and then we bomb a

chemical plant. senators diane feinstein and nancy pelosi -- feinstein tweeted, assad must not be allowed to gas his citizens but congress also must be consulted recording use of force. nbc bay area news. we're going to continue to follow the developments with this story onair and online at nbcbayarea.com. there we've devoted an entire page to the latest news out of washington on the situation in syria. >> if you're wondering what happens next for the gop, you'll want to stay tuned to this channel for "meet the press." ever since house speaker paul ryan announced he'll retire, the move rattled republicans who expect a fierce struggle to maintain majority. ryan speaks exclusively with chuck todd. here's a preview of that interview. >> we won the election, we're executing that agenda and getting it done. what's changed this leadership team has come together and gelled and conference has been unified and we've moved the ball

and gotten things done. that's the point i'm trying to make, we have a great story to tell. we have a great record to run on. we have made a huge positive difference in people's lives and people are more confident as a result of it. >> and you can see the entire interview this morning on "meet the press" at 8:00 a.m. right after this newscast right here on nbc bay area. back to local news, a chaotic scene in marin, a crash that involved an ambulance. it happened just before noon yesterday. paramedics just picked up an injured bicyclist hit by a car when the ambulance hit another car while en route to the hospital. a paramedic suffered minor injuries in the crash and where the crash happened were closed while crews cleared the scene. the patient in the ambulance was safely transported to the hospital. >> a new monument in the south bay honors the families of the

fallen. >> organizers unveiled the granite monument yesterday at oak hill memorial park in san jose. it was created by the her shell woody williams family, who lost a loved one serving our country. >> we want to honor them but also want to move on. as a gold star parent we never want to move on but keep them present in our lives every single day. >> so far 33 gold star family monday umuments have been dedic around the country. tonight, q"bay area revelations" looks at how people from asia influenced the cuisine in the bay area. the chef started in restaurant business in 1971 in san francisco's outer sunset. she then opened tang long, one of the oldest vietnamese restaurants in san francisco

today and they own four other restaurants in southern california. >> smithsonian created a vietnamese american wing and honored our family for bringing vietnamese food to mainstream america. >> the story behind chef ann's famous garlic noodles and bay area revelations, asian-american pioneers airs tonight at 7:00 p.m. it is 7:39. still ahead on "today in the bay" the warriors looking like their old seflz, thanks good in. kelly johnson has all of the golden highlights next in sports.

kelly johnson here at the xfinity sports desk, draymond green let a point of everyone know they are still the defending champs who know how to turn it on in the postseason 'they rediscover their defense in a 21-beatdown of the spurs to

open up thur tigeir title defen. really set the tone, mcgee, a huge difference maker on both ends and running the floor, gets the alley-oop. at the other end the black of aldrij which led to this, a kevin durant triple. in the third klay thompson from long range, game high 27 points and five assists from downtown as warriors take game one. 113-92. >> regardless of what everyone is saying warriors lost it, they are not together, they can't win without steph, they are not the same team. we know what we're capable of. >> to the ice, sharks stole game one trying to take game two. kev kevin leblanc and he sures.

the power-play goal for the sharks and they take the lead. in the second period now, hurtle with a puck goes inside-out, a great move to bury it. spectacular puck work. 3-1 sharks, they win 3-2 to take a commanding 2-0 lead back to san jose. how about some baseball? >> giants up 3-2 after a long goer i can gore i can't home run. and into the upper deck to extend the lead. both new guys going long but in the bottom of the seventh, hunter attacks garen for a two-run shot. his second of the season and that's all the padres would need, san diego wins 5-4. and that will do it for sports. >> all right, kelly. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, outgoing house speaker paul ryan endorsed kevin

mccarthy of california to take over a job he previously turned down. political analyst gary gursten joins us to discussion if ryan's announcement could create a leadership vacuum. paul ryan annt

wednesday that he would not welcome back, when republican house speaker paul ryan announced last wednesday that he would not seek re-election, house republicans immediately began to scramble for position. on friday, ryan gave his support to majority leader kevin mccarthy for the leadership position, leaving the bakersfield republican as the overwhelming favorite. nbc bay area political analyst larry gursten is here. of course part of us wants to tote he's from california. what's so significant about this development? >> this is big news, it really is. that's because the speaker is really the most important person in the house of representatives. he or she as we see in the past, controlled just about everything in a majority party from the

organization of committees and their chairs to the timing of house votes on bills if they even take place. so in terms of sheer power, there's nobody like it. the speaker has more clout than his or her counterpart. even in the senate. the senate majority leader because the house is a more tightly organized institution. and when the speaker and the president come from the same political party, that connection can go far towards moving legislation vital to both branches of government. a lot at stake here. >> a lot. but for people who might remember, mccarthy was considered a shoe-in in 2015 when then speaker john boehner resigned only to then withdraw because of opposition from the far right members of his own party. so why now is he likely to win? why now would he even be interested in going down this path again? why is he likely to win? >> good memory.

several factors point to a likely mccarthy victory this time around. first, he solidified alignment with the far right. here's an example. when mccarthy first came to the house in 2006, he sported most abortion rights. today, he's a staunch opponent. on other issues ranging from same-sex marriage to climate change, he moved to the right. second of all of the republican members of congress, mccarthy has perhaps the best relationship with president donald trump. that's important. that's very important for moving legislation and thirds, mccarthy has that important endorsement of ryan, paul ryan, the speaker, the current speaker which in a fractured republican party will go far towards discouraging potentially key opponents from challenging mccarthy downstream. >> any further problems within their own party like in 2015. speaking of paul ryan, the speaker has announced his retirement pretty early. it's april, he'll serve until

january and elections in november. right? could there be a leadership vacuum as a result of all of this? >> you know, that's really a perplexing question without a real answer right now. you know, with the republican house leadership, not officially nailed down, some observers worry that republicans just aren't going to be able to raise the money they need, the money they've raised in the past under ryan's leadership. that's a key task for the speaker. also, ryan's announcement, so early in the year, leaves some people thinking that despite his claims of wanting to spend more time with his family, maybe he's jumping ship before the projected big blue democratic wave crashes in november. that could discourage republican mora morale. the timing and lack of immediate election of the speaker present a cloud of uncertainty that i don't think republicans really want to see. >> yeah, and if we can safely assume mccarthy's election, what does this mean then for us, for

california? >> that's kind of important, i think. should mccarthy win? this is kind of interesting. california will be in a win-win situation. look, consider this, if the republicans somehow prevent the blue wave in november, the top leader will be from nancy pelosi if democrats sweep the control. she'll be the one who will resume her role as speaker. either way, a californian is likely to be in charge which will bode well in the state in numerous respects, to perhaps seeing policies closer to california's general values. here's one immediate possibility that comes to my mind, with both californians running the house, it may well become easier to move on immigration reform, including the daca issue. most would view that as a huge win for the state given one fourth of daca residents live in california. here's the bottom line, mccarthy

asendance to the top position may have significant benefits for the state. it's an important development to keep our eyes on and long term it could mean a lot of good things for california. >> win-win for team california either way. >> we'll see. >> larry, thanks to you. still ahead on "today in the bay," an 11-year-old singer who is introduced to the world on "ellen" a few days ago has taken his act to two of the biggest stages in the country. all because of his yodeling. >> and right now doppler radar, we can see that rain just off to the north. we'll talk about that timeline and how long that rain is going to last coming up in just a bit.

good morning, it is 7:54. it is sunday and so far it's not too bad out there just yet. we're doing okay. woodside we have a nice sunrise out there. we are seeing some of those darker clouds start to roll in, he especially if you're in the francisco area or north bay. the temperatures remain on the milder side, 53 degrees for oakla oakland. 42 for napa. hayward at 50 degrees. in san francisco about 53 degrees right now. it's mild and not too cold but the storm system coming in is expected to kind of keep our daytime temperatures a little bit cooler and then drop us down again into tomorrow to see some chillier temperatures overnight. doppler radar, you can see the storm system off to the north.

ukia will be the first to see the showers and then we'll start to see those further south. santa rosa, napa, sonoma county area and anything north of the golden gate bridge will be the first to see that rain. the outlook for today, coast and bay and inland expect the showers for the afternoon and daytime highs comfortable and cooler than yesterday. yesterday we had a lot of 70s and upper 70s on the map. san francisco topping out at 58 degrees, it's also going to get a little breezy to windy out there, especially along the coast line and mountain top areas. the hour by hour outlook. let's go through the time line. if we take you through 5:30, a lot of that storm system will be off to the north. let's see, east bay, south bay, won't be seeing that rain just yet. however if i advance this and take this through the 5:00 hour right around dinner time. the central portion of the bay area will start to see more of that rain. hayward, half moon bay, palo alto. if i take this all the way through about 6:00 or 7:00, you

notice the south bay will start seeing that rain. the south bay will be the last to see the showers. take this through tomorrow morning and you might catch a slick commute early on. keep that in mind. may want to take extra time as you head out tomorrow morning. we'll keep a chance of isolated thunderstorms. because this is a colder system dropping in from alaska, we're expecting this to bring snow for the sierra, we're talking 12 or 13 inches. kingville 12 inches which means dangerous road travel if you have plans to head up to lake tahoe for today and into tomorrow. definitely make sure to check that before you drive up there. as we head in towards monday, san francisco, you notice we drop down into the lower 50s. we get a bit of a break on tuesday and then check out wednesday, we get another system that sweeps in. it's not looking very strong, very weak right now but still enough to kind of bring us more showers and keep the rain and our 7-day outlook. we'll recover nicely by next weekend but we'll be seeing shoirz for today into tomorrow. >> the roller coaster of bay

area weather, vianey, thanks. ♪ >> that is 11-year-old mason ramsey performing at coachella after a video of him yodeling in a walmart aisle in illinois went viral. thn he appeared on the "ellen" show earlier this week and helped make his lifelong dream to perform at the grand ole opry in nashville. >> amazing. >> then he ended his week at coachella. is that a week for an 11-year-old or anyone for that matter? what an incredible little guy. >> that's awesome. i love him. he's adorable. >> he is adorable. it seems like he may have been a bigger hit at coachella than beyonce. >> beyonce broke the internet. >> i won't even dispute that. thanks so much for making us a part of your morning. we'll have more local news for you tonight at 4:30:00 and 6:00

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