ad lib live picture-- emeryville good morning and thank you welcome to tuesday morning, overlooking emeryville this morning. no rain at least to start out our tuesday morning. going to ease through it here. thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. a nice brisk morning. >> it is cooler and dry. we don't have rain as you mentioned and we're going to have a beautiful day. still cooler than where we should be this time of year. let's get a live look outside in san jose. we're starting out with some 40s and we'll continue in the 40s through at least 9:00. and normally we're up to 70 degrees but today we'll hang out in the 60s. we'll talk about what's ahead as we warm up over the next few days and another round of rain

passes by. and mike, folks are working hard in oakland. >> already, we have the overnight crews and we'll show you what's going on. there are other crews around the bay area but this is most pronounced as far as speed sensors go. a little more pronounced over the last couple of minutes and i do believe they are getting ready to clear the crews. they'll be clear before 5:00. 23rd as any continue with the bridge with the work overhead overnight. it should be clear in next few. 880 morni 0 north of 23rd you'r fine. easy drive representing the speed limit down to novato towards the golden gate bridge. back to you. >> thanks, mike. 4:31, developing story, a warning before you head into a ride sharing car this morning. the sonoma county sheriff's department says it's looking into a sexual assault of a san francisco woman. she ordered a ride share in the mission district this weekend and instead of getting a ride

home she was beaten and choked and sexually assaulted. >> the search is under way for the suspect and what everyone needs to no before ordering a ride share. >> reporter: ride shares are a common way to get around. >> three or four times a week at least. >> reporter: users say it's not uncommon to get in the wrong car. >> and then it's really awkward and you have to sit there and figure out the names. >> reporter: it can be a dangerous mistake. sonoma county sheriff's department says a 24-year-old san francisco woman ordered a ride share at closing time outside bruno's bar on saturday. she was taken to sonoma where the men beat and sexually assaulted her. she managed to get away in a shopping center parking lot. >> she didn't have shoes on and appeared to be beaten up, advisable signs of injury on her face and neck. >> reporter: vergts are trying to figure out if the driver is a ride share worker or phony.

carla got into a phony ride share last year. that impostor sexually assaulted her. >> i literally woke up to him in the back seat with me parked somewhere and banging my head against the seat. >> reporter: sheriff's deputies are urging ride share users to carefully confirm the car you are entering is the car the app sent. vergts are reviewing security video hoping to have the men involved in the sexual assault. >> quite frightening there. 4:33. continue being coverage on this tuesday morning. former youtube workers are shedding light on what they say is a history of violent threats made by angry and disgruntled video creators after three workers were shot by a video creator with a grudge. that shooter eventually killed herself as police closed in. former workers heard of employees being threatened from time to time, often it was video

creators who were frustrated with policy changes or other issues and the threats were usually e-mailed and never became physical. people living in san mateo county can get advice on how to deal with a violent intruder. the sheriff's department wants to make sure that people are prepared. it starts at 6:00 p.m. at the adult community center in san carlos. overnight we look through the crime reports on the sheriff's department website and there's no specific category for violent intruder but here's what we did find. in the last year, 200 burglaries were reported. there are more than 500 assault reports. >> as we've been reporting, santa clara county leaders are considering charging developers a fee for new construction. in uncorporated areas including stanford, the final meeting is happening at 6:00 in the south county government center. just how bad is the housing crisis in the bay area? someone has paid over a million dollars for this condemned home in fremont's mission neighborhood. the house is not in great shape.

real estate agent put it on the market in january and sold for $230,000 over the asking price and real estate market in fremont is hot because of location and good schools. we're getting people coming from across the bay and we can buy this house for a million one, we'll pay 200,000 over and that's still a good deal for us. >> and they knock it down and build a new one. check out this burned out home in san jose, it is on the market for $800,000. the realtor has six offers so far in hand. they are going for the lot though. >> absolutely. 4:35 right now. taking a live look right now on the oracle. you can see right there playoff fever gripping the bay area. the warriors and sharks playing key games last night. as we look right there oracle, it was loud and exciting last night but different story this morning. the warriors entered halftime trailing san antonio but then the dubs kicked into high gear there. clay thompson scored 24 second

half points and kevin durant with 32. the warriors won game two going away, 116-101. talked about the big spark the dubs found at halftime. >> it was up to us to change the tempo of the game and be more physical. >> we want to see it again. game three is on thursday in san antonio. at the shark tank, the anaheim ducks a huge hole after get being blown out by the sharks, four goals second period helped propel san jose to an -1 vi victor victory. game four is now tomorrow, also at the shark tank. >> always good when you see a double win in the bay area. >> it's great. >> 4:36 right now. coming up on "today in the bay," why tesla is hitting brakes on production of the model 3 car. how do americans feel about the privacy of their data online? we're going to have the results of the new survey out this

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good morning, i'm kate rogers live at cnbc global headquarters. markets are set to open in the green following yesterday's gain. stocks closed higher on monday as fears of an escalating conflict in syria eased. stocks were boosted by strong earnings results in companies like netflix and bank of america. the dow surged 212 points to close 24,573 and nasdaq saw a

50-point bump closing at 7,156. more trouble ahead for facebook, a u.s. federal judge ruling social media giant must face a class action lawsuit over the facial recognition tool. it claims it unlawfully used without user permission. and it comes days after ceo mark zuckerberg faced questions from u.s. lawmakers over the collection of user data. they do plan to fight the lawsuit claiming it has no merit. tesla is temporarily hitting the brakes on the model 3 electric car. this comes amid a long waiting list and several missed production targets but the company says the pause in production will address bottlenecks causing these delays. 400,000 preordered the model 3 making it crucial as a future as a mass auto maker. >> people in this area wondering, where's my car?

>> thanks , kate. facebook admits millions of users data got in the wrong hands. there was a poll that shows how americans feel about data online. 70% say it is extremely important for the company to keep data private. only about 20% they completely trust companies to keep the data secure. 745% say they will not buy a product from a company they can't trust to keep their data protected. >> coming up next on "today in the bay," what's in the forecast. let's check in with kari hall. >> it's going to be a beautiful day, although it will be a cool start. a live look outside in fremont. we're all clear this morning. we're going to get sunshine and quickly warming temperatures, mid to upper 60s today and after a brief round of rain, another warm-up. we'll talk about it coming up next. >> highway 92, san mateo bridge

moves smoothly to the peninsula. no surprise delays there. but north of here towards the bay bridge, we do have a jam forming. i'll show that to you on the oakland camera and we'll talk about the nimitz. hola amigos.

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the time now 4:44. in advice this morning, grab a jacket before you head out the doors but if you can stay inside, stay under the cover and enjoy the rest of the "today in the bay" because it's going to be a cold one this morning. >> video from the sierra, no chain controls along 80 or highway 50 despite the snow that the recent storms dumped over the region. this is interstate 80 at king veil. here's a look at the main draw, fresh coat of powder from boreal. the resort extending the ski season to next sunday. just squeezing it out as much as they can. >> every last snow flake counts. >> i thought that was more video from redwood grove yesterday. >> yeah, exactly. >> and you know what, april has been an extraordinary month in terms of rain and sierra snow. i wanted to show you some of the numbers today as we take a live

look outside in san francisco. if you can believe it, okay, we are getting four times the normal amount of rain that's average for the month of april. and san francisco and oakland and of course we know that the month is not over yet and we still do have a couple of slight rain chances in the forecast. santa rosa has 330% of normal. this time of year when we warm up, usually in april, we're drying out too but that is not the case this year. and it's hopefully helping to make up for all of the rain we were lacking during the month of january. our high temperatures today heading up just a few more degrees, 56 today in half moon bay and some of the inland areas like concord, 67 degrees and san jose mid-60s and some low 60s for much of the north bay. morgan hill today, 67 degrees. starting out this morning, we talked about that. make sure you grab a jacket. maybe you're going out to the

a's game later today and it's going to be cool for the morning and also the evening hours. but in between you'll need the sunglasses and maybe short sleeves. then i'm watching the next storm system in the pacific. right now it's a fairly fast moving one and going to be a cold front as it approaches the bay area. we'll start to see clouds heading into late tonight and early tomorrow morning. mostly cloudy start but we'll get some clearing especially for areas south of the golden gate bridge for tomorrow afternoon. and then the rain moving in for tomorrow evening. mostly at about 7:00 to 8:00, we'll start to see the rain but it will be in and out by thursday morning when we wake up. it's going to be off towards the south and east bringing us a quick tenth to a quarter inch of rain for much of the bay area. continuing to add on to those april rainfall totals. it's going to dry out and warm up a few more degrees, low 80s this weekend. and mike, you're seeing lots of brake lights through oakland. >> the problem is because they got the full closure there,

northbound 880, this side, over at 23rd, farther north from the coliseum, you're starting to clear that construction, should be cleared in the next 12 minutes, probably in the next five. but look at this jam approaching high street now. you hop off the freeway at high street and you can take international boulevard and take san leandro and use those in combination to get up there. once you get back on the freeway you're fine. if you stay on the freeway through the backup, get off and back on, the traffic should be cleared hopefully in next five minutes. we'll track that and all clear by 5:00 i would imagine. the rest of the bay is showing a nice dry on schedule as well. mild slowing out of the altamont for west 205 towards 580. no problems in gilroy through morgan hill, san jose through 101 to and from a santa cruz looks great as far as the speeds across the summit and conditions are great as well. here's 580 out of the dublin interchange. and out of the altamont with

only slowing for that freeway. no delays for mass transit system. been having trouble last few mornings with the gps, can't necessarily auto track but they are good at tweeting out updates. back to you. >> thanks for sharing. 4:49 right now. sacramento police department releasing 54 new video and audio clips, showing the moments before step hon clark's death. >> hours of footage are on youtube. less than a month ago he was killed in his grandmother's backyard. officers say they thought clark was carrying a gun but new footage shows clark dead with what this gun revealed to be a cell phone. and also shows officers giving clark cpr and also asked each other if they muted microphones on body cameras anyone uts after the shooting. since they have banned officers from turning off or muting body cameras. an anti-gun protest is

expected at the cow palace in daly city because the board of directors is holding a meeting. acty vists are calling on directors to stop hosting gun shows. there are two gun shows planned at the cow palace this june. former san francisco mayor willie brown is reportedly doing some serious backtracking. this after he suggested in the kron kel that they might want rename the fountain downtown that commemorates the great quake of 1906. he now says that he was misunderstood. brown says that the chronicle, what he really meant to say he suggested rededicating it and honoring lee with a wreath at the fountain. 4:50. happening today, in santa rosa, sonoma county leaders look to extend the emergency declaration adopted after the deadly wildfires back in october. if approved, order helps stop

price gouging on items such as food and medical supplies and building materials and ease gasoline. for some east bay cyclists, a popular path to mt. diablo may end up in court. residents have had it with cyclist cutting through an otherwise private street on the western side of town. residents are now asking a judge to declare it a private road. a warning for one sunnyvale neighborhood. don't panic if you hear loud explosions, it's part of a training exercise by police. the exercise is happening around maude and north sunnyvale avenue. that's from 10:00 until 4:00. 4:51. coming up next, nbc bay area responds. >> it's a dispute over $12 but it's his $12 and a local search engine is holding onto it.

i nbc bay area responds next. first, happening now, arizona teachers will vote to decide on a walkout or higher pay. a specific date hasn't been set for the walkout, this is after teachers went on strike in west virginia, and oklahoma and kentucky. plus, play ball or don't. harsh weather is causing an alarming number of baseball games to be postponed. so far there's been 24 postponed games and only 19 days in the season so far. a lot of making up to do. more news after the break. ad li

america cam welcome back, everyone on this tuesday morning. taking a live look outside overlooking san francisco. you can make out the entire

trans america pyramid this morning. no clouds in sight. we'll check the full forecast coming up. it is 4:54. >> nbc bay area responds to a del monte mean who found a popular search engine owed him money. >> but he was having trouble getting paid so he reached out to our response team for help. here's chris. >> gary was digging through the state's unclaimed money website when he found a surprise, small one, google owed him $12.06 for unredeemed gift certificates, he contacted google to collect the $12.06. they agreed to pay him but he had to set up a google wallet first. gary said he created that wallet but never got his money. he asked us for help. we contacted google and it straightened out the situation right away. it sent him a check for $12.06. gary was smart to search the state's unclaimed property data

base and you should do it too. run a search from time to time for yourself and maybe even your business. we just searched the database for nbc bay area and we found we actually have several hundred unclaimed dollars in there, including coincidentally a $1.12 from google. if you have a consumer complaint, we'll nail down every penny. give us a call. 888-996-tips or logon to nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> can we get a little bit of that money? >> a little bit, not much. >> a lot of people do a lot of things for nothing at all, no money at all. >> you know what, it's volunteering. >> that's what it's all about. happening today in honor of national volunteer week we are emceeing a special event, great people who volunteer their time and energy to make the world a better place. >> that's right, it's a wonderful event, 49th annual volunteer recognition luncheon in campbell, a wonderful event

put on by the junior league of san jose. last we checked there's still tickets available, come join us for lunch. it's really a fun event. 11:30 this morning. we will not be here for the midday newscast. scott mcgrew and kris sanchez will volunteer instead. >> someone helps another person. >> you'll hear remarkable stories of things going on in the bay area. >> come on out. >> 4:57, coming up next, a look at the forecast. >> a live look outside in palo alto. it starts out with chilly temperatures this morning and we're going to be feeling some 40s through at least 9:00 but today that sunshine will make it better. we'll warm up and talk about what else is in the forecast coming up next. and not clear yet. this is 880 northbound from the coliseum jamming up at high street because of overnight construction crew at 23rd. i'm going to track their progress and show you a way around it coming up. >> plus, play ball.

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weather cooperate? >> stick around. i think we've got the answer for you coming up. thanks for joining us this morning. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm tired, laura garcia. all of the sports watching in the bay area -- >> three wins from all three yesterday. >> do it again. >> and today is going to be a great day. we are watching the a's forecast but let's get out the door this morning and head to work or school with that morning commute forecast for the east bay. it's going to be in the low 40s through about 7:00 to 8:00 and then we'll start to reach into the 50s by 11:00, your noontime temperature is going to be really nice as we head to 62 in oakland and 64 in an tee of course. another round of rain, i'll taun about that in a few minutes. mike is tracking the morning commute in the early smooth drive. >> smooth for most of the bay and smoother while they are working on things in oakland.