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. we do think the sensors are

showing a better flow. starting to recover heading north towards 23rd, where i showed you that backup as far back as the coliseum a few minutes ago, you can use westbound westbou westbound 580 that is clear. here's palo alto towards san francisco, an easy light drive but the southbound side, it's also clear, no problems there. here's the richmond/san rafael bridge from the east bay and towards the north bay, a good drive as well. back to you. thank you very much. new this morning at 5:01, as you wake up the kids and get them ready to get out the door we're learning about the impact earlier school start times has on middle school students. kris sanchez is live in san jose with a new study which was just released overnight. good to see you, kris. >> reporter: good morning, laura, the morning bell here at hoover middle school rings at 7:24 and that new research out this morning shows that if that bell were delayed students would not only get more sleep to

better sleep. let's get to results out this morning. this is from the nation's largest children's hospital. and 8:00 a.m. start time would yield 17 more minutes of sleep per day which researchers found correlated with better attendiveness at school and better sleep at night based oj surveys of a thousand seventh and eighth graders in the mid-atlantic. we have reported on this recently as san jose unified students presented a pro and concession for parntents. sleep deprivation according to centers for disease control, a lack of sleep is correlated with risky behaviors like drinking and smoking and using drugs and lead to overeating and symptoms of depression. the new research out this morning will appear in the journal of school health. i will post a link to that in my twitter feed and also on my facebook page in case you want to have a conversation with your school administrators. in san jose, kris sanchez,

"today in the bay." happening today, congress will get a briefing on the syria missile strike. the defense secretary and joint chiefs of staff will give lawmakers an update behind closed doors. president trump ordered the strikes on three chemical weapons facilities. also today president trump will meet with japan's prime minister at mar-a-lago in florida. mr. trump has an op-ed in usa today touting tafrm retax reform. the president and his attorney michael cohen wanted a first look at evidence seized on a raid on cohen's office. cohen argued attorney-client privilege but the judge sided with the government. here's the former u.s. attorney now working as an expert for nbc. >> the privilege review team will set stuff aside the investigator team cannot have. >> monday, a wild new

development out of that court hearing, michael cohen had three clients in the past year, president trump is one, a republican fundraiser another and fox news host shawn hannity, who tried to stay anonymous as the third. hannity says his interactions with cohen were minimal. all four bodies of a missing southern california family have now been found in the mendocino county river. they were traveling from portland to their home in santa clarita when their vehicle plunged in the eel river. the family was reported missing when they never arrived to a relative's home in san jose. this morning, the search is on for two men accused of sexually assaulting a san francisco woman. she thought she was getting into a ride share and it happened in early saturday morning. the woman said she got into the car outside bruno's on mission street. she said the men inside attacked her. leaving her with no shoes phone or i.d. it took her 45 mills away to

sonoma. we talked to a different woman who had a similar experience last year in l.a. >> i literally woke up to him in the back seat with me parked somewhere and he was just banging my head against the seat. >> investigators say they are still trying to figure out if the suspects worked for a ride share company or were just pretending to. happening today, walnut creek city leaders will meet to examine the parking crunch. city launched a pilot program offering valet parking in the downtown parking lots. they'll now look at a possible dynamic pricing model. happening today, a vote to extend a closure at twin peaks, half of the figure eight road at the top of of the landmark has been closed to vehicles since 2016. pilot program expires this year and examiner reports that the transportation board could extend the closure to 2020. the goal is to make the road safe for walkers and bicyclists. at 5:05, oakland city

council members will vote on school crossing guards. council approved that plan and add two crossing guards in each city council district. council members will decide where those new guards should go. 5:06. happening tonight, a live look at the oakland coliseum right now sure to be rocking later on tonight and that's because the a's are celebrating 450 years by treating fans to free baseball. bob redell is live at the coliseum this morning as thousands prepare to head to the game. bob, that could mean we're talking about a lot of traffic this evening. >> reporter: marcus, this could be the most well attended game for the a's here at the coliseum in the history of the franchise. we're talking about more than 70,000 fans trying to get here into the coliseum parking lot when it opens at mid afternoon. the reason for the attendance being so high, the tickets to tonight's game are free to fans who rsvp in advance.

the organization handed out more vouchers for those free tickets than there are seats. so those 70,000 fans have reportedly rsvp for the 65,000 seats expected to be available. this will be a first come, first serve situation. those who don't get a seelt will receive tickets to another game. the a's are doing this to commemorate the 50th anniversary of when the team started playing here at the coliseum on april 17th of 1968. the team will also be handing out 50th anniversary tote bags to the first 35,000 fans. the a's have some of the lowest attended games in all of major league baseball. averaging around 15,000 people, fans a game this season so far. incidentally, today is also the 39th anniversary of the a's worst attended game. only about 250 fans showed up april 17th 1979 to see the a's play the mariners on what was

the very unusually cold night here in oakland. reporting live here at the coliseum, bob redell, "today in the bay." . >> should be a good one. a lot of people talking about spring tickets. >> let's get another win in tonight. >> will the weather cooperate? let's check in with kari. >> as we get started this morning, maybe you're on your way to work and going to go there later on this evening. starts out nice and clear and the forecast will be very nice. now, upper 50s, low 60s, not bad at all. we can handle that. and we'll see a few clouds as we go into tonight with some low 50s by the end of the game. so we'll have some weather -- you do have to bundle up for but overall looking very nice. in san jose, the day planner, upper 40s to start this morning and mid 60s with sunshine today. as we head over to -- mike, you've been tracking roads this morning. already looking busy. >> we were talking about the drive and baseball game this evening but right now the drive

was a hassle because look at that, we have less backup and it's starting to move better past the coliseum and high street. wanted to show you the effect as they open all of those lanes northbound at 23rd. that overnight closure has cleared and now you're back with a thumb's up through the area. i know it's slower than you want but that will last another ten minutes and i'll be just fine towards the bay bridge, which has no backup right now. no real backup for the rest of the bay, just behind me a little out of the altamont for west 205 and west 580, clearing to greenville. an easy drive through the north bay as well. that's not fog, it's leftovers from the rain we had and maybe some -- and here it's clear, the berkeley curve towards the bay bridge toll plaza. >> coming up next, pregnant and in power. >> multitask every single day, every single day. >> new zealand's prime minister will soon make history by giving birth while in office, what she has to say about the ruling

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good tuesday morning, we're coming up on 5:13, i had to crank the heater on a couple of degrees this morning. it is chilly out there and maybe even cool inside your house. it's going to be in the low 50s through 9:00 and then reaching into the mid-60s today in cupertino. a lot of sunshine, much more calm weather today compared to yesterday. but we do have more rain in the forecast and i'll detail that coming up in less than five minutes. >> and your travel times through the south bay really good right now. too early for most of the silicon valley, but what you expect and 880 recovers a little slow past the coliseum and starting to move back towards the 15 minute drive. >> and very happy tuesday morning to you. stocks are set to trade higher on the open after a really good run on monday. netflix reported profits last night said it had record growth. tesla tapping the brakes, says

it's going to stop the assembly line as it deals with what it calls bottlenecks in tesla 3 production. the chinese now say they are going to let car companies like tesla build factories in china without partnering up with chinese companies. president trump definitely gets a win on that. it's also tax day. we've got a couple of extra days because of april 15th, that was a sunday. monday was a holiday in several states and in washington. president trump held a round table about tax cuts in florida monday. he said this is the last year you'll have to fill out a complicated form. factoring the fight for tax cuts, republicans often held up a postcard, that's how you're going to record your taxes. they wrote an op-ed where he said this is the last year americans will fill out outdated complicated tax forms many americans will complete taxes on a simple single sheet of paper. that's much more likely. americans will be able to switch

many of them to the 1040 ez because of standard -- bigger standardized deduction but the new tax law passed in december doesn't have anything about a new tax form, certainly not a tax postcard. a brand-new nbc wall street journal poll shows fewer americans actually like the tax cuts even if they are getting money. and as time goes by, fewer do. it's getting less popular. 27% of adults polled say the tax cuts are a good idea. 36% say it's a bad idea and 34% have no idea, no opinion at all. >> not surprised. >> thanks a lot, scott. >> well, we've actually learned starbucks leaders have now met with two black men arrested last week inside a philadelphia cafe but the company still under fire this morning. >> what do we want? >> liberation. >> when do we want it? now. >> activists held a protest for

the third straight day in philadelphia, including inside the store where police made the arrest. the two men had been waiting for a friend when officers took them into custody. the starbucks now says the manager who called police no longer works at that location. and all-star bucks managers will undergo new training. continuing coverage on barbara bush's ailing health. this morning she is surrounded by her family. the 92-year-old decided over the weekend to end treatment for con jestive heart failure. she is focusing on comfort care. bush and her husband have been married for 72 years. happening today at 5:16, james comey's memoir, a higher loyalty, truth lies and leadership, hit store shelves this morning. the book which has already been grabbing headlines went on sale at midnight. the publisher printed 850,000

copies in interest in the public. tomorrow on the "today" show he'll sit down with savannah guthrie for a live interview. pregnant and in power. that's a pretty good description of new zealand's prime minister. she's talking exclusively to nbc news about the criticism she is facing simply because she's expecting a baby. >> a daily mail columnist wrote something that i want your reaction too. >> all right. >> a pregnant prime minister isn't feminism it's betraying voters, surely your country shouldn't have to compete for your attention with a kol icky toddler. >> eh -- women multitask every single day. every single day. that woman could only be mothers or other -- can i be a prime minister and a mother? absolutely. absolutely. will i have help to do it? yes. >> the full interview airs on

quts today show. ba pakistan's prime minister gave birth in 1990. women have babies all the time. >> so true. >> 5:18 right now. if you're a foodie like me, this could add to your love of food. this could add to piping slice of intrigue for the next trip to the beach or maybe even the park. domino's, they are actually expanding their delivery service to outdoor locations. there's a catch, maybe two for you. you have to preorder your food and from domino's app and drivers can only stop at designated hot spots that are street accessible. the app identifies your closest spot and presto, the pizza is delivered in that spot. domino's created 150,000 hot spots around the country so wherever you go, just order your pizza and boom, there it is. >> like kind of doing your own grub hub --

>> dominos is delivering. >> now to your favorite -- >> eating pizza. >> after you get to that point. >> you put the wrap on or t-shirt. >> people may be heading to the beach this weekend, getting their pizza delivered to them and it's going to be warmer. it started out so chilly and wet this week but we're in for huge changes. nothing like this, if you're stepping out the door in the north bay to temperatures in the 30s. santa rosa is 35 degrees and 45 in palo alto. san francisco, the warmest spot, it is 46 degrees, check out this 7-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. we will have a chance of rain moving in by late evening tomorrow and we'll talk about that in just a second. looking at our high temperatures, we're hiding in the mid-60s in the south bay and tri-valley, danville, 67 degrees

and 67 in concord. in hayward, a high of 63 degrees. and 56 in half moon bay. not the best beach day today. and in redwood city, 64 degrees. 59 in the mission district. and today north bay, 64 in napa and novato. as you check out your morning forecast for going out, being active and maybe going for a jog in hayward, it's going to be chilly through about 9:00 and then it will start to feel a little bit more comfortable. i'm also tracking the next chance of rain. so far looks like a swirl of clouds in the pacific and low area lsh approaching with a cold front. out ahead of that a quick round of rain, clouds increase early tomorrow morning and then by tomorrow night, rain starts to move into the north bay by about 4:00 to 5:00 in the afternoon and rest of the bay area will see that rain between 8:00 and 9:00 tomorrow night. by the time you wake up on thursday, it is all out of here, bringing us a quick tenth to quarter inch of rain across all of the bay area and then once

again will be drying out. here's a look at the sierra this morning, squaw valley get being ready for some rain that will change over to snow. that's a look at the forecast. if you're going that way, mike, you're trying to get people to work. >> that's right, better for some -- worse for others. let's show you overall the bay. speed sensors south bay peninsula, great crossing the bay. the bridges look very good right now. backup forming at the bay bridge, that's a little worse for some folks. 880 fully recovers and speeds coming up past 23rd towards the coliseum. lanes cleared a few minutes ago. coming out of the altamont, more traffic, 205 slows a bit. a crash at greenville. stay to 580 and you should be fine but you have a lot of company. coming out of the same area, we have train traffic, this is a problem. ace train, number one closely and there's a delay through the altamont because of another freight train slowing the commuter train down.

you can't pass when you're on the tracks. 101 moves nicely through san jose, no need to pass each other. fremont, 880 past the truck scales northbound with the tail lights and south past tesla, everything is great. back to you. >> everything is great. thanks, mike. >> coming up next here on "today in the bay," another sign of the times. >> find the dirt. >> east bay homes that sold for more than a million dollars despite not being safe to enter.

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someone has actually paid over a million d 5:25 right now. just how bad is the housing crisis in the bay area? someone actually just paid more than 1 million dollars for this condemned home. this is in fremont's mission neighborhood. i want you to look at this house, it is said to be in sad shape, i don't think you can disagree with that at all. the real estate agent says he put this on the market in january and it sold for $230,000 over the asking price. the real estate market in fremont is really hot because of the location and good schools. we're getting people coming from across the bay we can buy this house for a million one and we'll pay 200,000 over and that's still a good deal for us. >> a million dollars is nothing, right? so check this out. this is a burned out home in san

jose. it's on the market for $800,000. in that condition. real estate agency says he has six offers in hand. so we looked at the current home values in fremont for you and zillow reports the average home is valued at $1,50,000. that's more than 12% increase over last year. maybe you're looking for something less permanent. the medium rent price in fremont is $3200 a month. new this morning, a warning for anyone still looking to buy coachella tickets. 50 people in southern california have been scammed. they paid thousands of tickets from an online company. one woman says when she went to pick up the tickets at the meeting spot, she found several other buyers but the sellers never showed up. >> flew in from ireland, from italy, from all over the world. they were teenager there and it was horrible.

>> they shopped on a site called ticket network.com. a spokesperson says it's a nationwide exchange that allows trusted companies to resell tickets on its site. we checked this morning and the better business bureau says it is not acredited. they driirected buyers to a different site which went off line after they paid. >> everybody talking about beyonce, can you imagine? i would be mad. coming up here on quts "today i ba bay". the opioid crisis hits the bay area. new this morning, the investigation now under way after a 16-year-old died after ingesting xanax laced with fentanyl. >> saying no to gun shows, the protests happening today in hopes of shutting down the event.

good tuesday morning to you, what a difference a day makes, dry as we look over san jose on this tuesday morning. >> thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. >> let's go to kari hall keeping us up to date what's going on weatherwise and a cool morning, noticed that coming in the building. >> it is a very cool after the bay area rocked with storms and hail yesterday. and that was all behind a cold front. now we're feeling the cold air now that the clouds are gone and we're going to get sunshine. let's go to santa collar ra, 51

degrees as more people head out the door and mid-60s today. today is the day to get outside. we were chased indoors by the rain off and on yesterday afternoon. a look at all of the high temperatures, we'll be up to 62 in oakland and 63 in santa rosa and 59 today in san francisco and we're going to talk about that weekend forecast in about seven minutes, mike says it's well lit out there for the commute. >> like the clap on, lights are on. the backup formed because meter being lights are on at the bay bridge. that's how quickly it formed but the left approach a little bit lighter and that indicates maybe the maze is flowing at the light every volume. it is tuesday so we expect a good commute towards the city but those spring breaks rotate and we continue with that pattern through the summer months. that means the mornings are easier and afternoons and evenings continue to be a tougher drive. right now the south bay all the way to the city, no problem and across the san mateo bridge, a

nice drive, back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. it's 5:31. new this morning, an influx of overdose calls across the country and right here in the bay area. one of the latest victims is a petaluma teenager who died after ingesting xanax laced with fentanyl. this is one of several incidents in the last few days. here's a look at the growing opioid crisis not just happening across the country but our own backyard. pete, you've been pouring through some of those numbers. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, laura. i had a chance to dig through numbers and we'll get to in a moment. in the latest incident that took place just yesterday, according to petaluma police, two adults were arrested including the 16-year-old victim's mother in connection to this incident. they are facing several charges including child endangerment and possession of narcotics but this has been a problem for the petaluma area in the past six months. here are the latest numbers we're getting according to

petaluma police. they have responded to close to 19 narcotic related overdose calls and there have been three deaths in that six-month period. incidents are her owe inrelated but they have seen an increase in fentanyl, powerful and deadly if improperly used. i did look into the overall numbers when it comes to opioid deaths in all of california and which county are seeing the highest numbers. here is what i was able to find. these are the latest numbers as of 2016. they are coming to you from the california health care foundation. you can see on your television screen there there have been more than 2,000 opioid overdose deaths in 2016. 237 of those are fentanyl related overdose deaths and of the major counties, san francisco with the highest total in 2016 with 94 deaths, not listed on the screen yet, santa clara county reported 68 deaths

and lowest number of deaths when you look at the major counties in the bay area was right here in nmarin, 14 deaths in 2016. that's with the latest petaluma incident, two adults are in custody at the jail. pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thanks, pete, very alarming. >> anti-gun protesters expected at cow palace today because the board of directors holding a meeting. activists are calling for them to stop hosting gun shows and a protest was held over the weekend as well. there are two gun shows planned at cow palace this june. >> 5:34 this morning, sacramento police department released dozens of new video and audio clips tied to the deadly shooting of stephon clark. they posted the footage on u tube. a month ago they shot and killed clark in his grandmother's backyard. officers say they thought clark was carrying a gun. some of the new footage shows

clark dead but what turned out to be just a cell phone. and it also shows officers giving clark cpr. a relative of clark's appeared at a seck men to rally last night and not addressed new videos but did make a new plea for justice. >> the family along with all of you request to help us fight for justice for stephon clark, as long as it takes. >> the event last night in sacramento was part of the nationwide poor people's campaign. 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 weeks where the shots were fired at san bruno location and three weeks ago by video creator with a grudge. that shooter killed herself as police closed in. business weekly spoke with former workers who say they heard about employees being

threatened from time to time. often it was video creators who became frustrated with policy changes and other issues and also say the threats were usually e-mailed area never became physical. at 5:36, happening today, 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 people are prepared and starts at 6:00 at the adult community center in san carlos. overnight we look through the crime reports on the sheriff's department website. there's no specific category for violent intruder but here's what we did find in the last year, 200 burglaries were reported and there are more than 500 assault reports. >> 5:36 for you, happening today, we'll get an update on the proposed one stop restoration senttory to help the homeless. no details yet on an exact location, it's a proposal from the santa clara county supervisor. looking live in washington, d.c., california governor jerry brown waking up there.

brown will speak to a national press club today and nbc will be there to ask him questions as well. also he'll address a union group at the national conference and minutes ago, president trump tweeted about governor brown, saying looks like jerry brown and california are not looking for safety and security along their very porous border. he cannot come to termses for the national guard to pro toll and protect the border. the high crime rate will only get higher. the two leaders are in odds over bringing the national guard to the california border. and now to the playoff fever gripping the bay area and all of its sports fans, warriors and sharks playing key games last night. a live look at oracle this morning there. the warriors entered halftime trailing san antonio but that's when the dubs kicked up a notch. >> clay thompson scored 24 second half point and kevin durant with 32. the warriors won game two going away with it, 116-101. shawn living ston talked about

the big spark the they found at halftime. >> for the second half it was up to us to change the tempo of the game and get stops and be more physical. >> game three is on thursday in san antonio. at the shark tank, the anaheim ducks now playing a huge hole after fweting blown out by the sharks, four goals second period helped propel san jose to an 8-1 victory. sharks lead in the series three games to none. game four is tomorrow night at the shark tank. a lot of action to take in, mike. >> oh, yeah, there was a lots of parking lots south bay with the sharks over there a's and warriors and a's again tonight. folks trying to get free seats, good luck if you tried. i did not. towards the drive though, plenty of a's green, that's nice. tri-valley, we'll focus a lot on here, first we have the crash, we had the crash altamont and greenville. that just cleared seconds ago. 580 moves relatively smoothly

through the area. there's another delay for ace tran train a. not as bad as i thought. dublin interchange moves smoothly. and san rafael north bay shows an easy drive there but you got more company now. this is the workweek. weekend though i hear is not too far -- >> it's going to be a sunny one. >> putting shades on for the weekend. >> looking forward to the weekend and it's going to be warmer even though we've had a cool start to the week, we know we have major changes on the way. highs reaching 80 degrees for the inland valley. you may be heading to the coast or the bay where it stays in the 70s and more of the same on sunday. no issues whatsoever so let's talk about some places you may be heading to. how about santa barbara, going to be hitting the roads, low 70s all weekend long with sunshine and we do have clear weather there. and if you're going to muir woods, we're celebrating john muir's birthday and earth day.

it's going to be free on saturday. 69 degrees and sunshine. i don't think it gets any better than that. a good weekend to tour the redwoods, let me know what you're doing this weekend @kari hall weather. every morning about 5:38 or 6:36 i do the weekend forecast. we'll bring it back to today and look at our temperature trend for san jose coming up in three minutes. >> 5:40, coming up on "today in the bay," still in recovery mode, more than six months after the deadly wildfires, the moves sonoma county leaders are expected to take to protect victims. another surprise client, we'll take a look when "today in the bay" continues.

5:43, a clear start this morning and no rain. we're going to see sunshine this afternoon. let's look outside in san jose and check out the temperature trend for today. 9:00 it will be 51 degrees and today mid-60s warmer than yesterday and sunny with a light breeze heading into tomorrow though, i'll be tracking some rain. detames on all of that and the weekend ahead coming up in less than five minutes. >> and the south bay travel times look great. a little bit of slowing through 101, right about 680. we know that happens about this time every day. we also know highway 36 in north bay slows down but it's not a

surprise. >> thanks kari and mike. it's 5:43. happening in santa rosa, they look to extend the local emergency declaration adopted after the deadly wildfires back in october. if approved, order will be extended by another 30 days. it helps to stop price gouging on items such as food and medical supplies and building materials and gasoline. >> a warning for one sunnyvale neighborhood, don't panic in you hear loud explosions throughout the day. the exercise is happening around maude and north sunnyvale areas, not far from matilda from 10:00 to 40:00. >> willie brown doing serious backtracking. this after he suggested in the chronicle they might want to rename the fountain, the cast iron fountain downtown that commemorates the great quake of 1906 where everyone gathered after it. it hit april 18th. brown wrote in the chronicle

about renaming it for ed lee who died suddenly in december. now he says it was a misunderstanding and brown tells the chronicle what he really wanted to suggest is rededicating it and honoring lee with a wreath at the fountain. for some east bay cyclists, a popular path to mt. diablo may end up in court. east bay times reports residents have had it with cyclist cutting through and trying to access mt. diablo state park. residents are now asking a judge to declare arroyo a private road. 5:45 right now. the president is in florida and will stay there for a while. >> scott mcgrew joins us now, the president talking taxes. >> taxes are due today. the president spoke in a tax round table just outside of miami on monday. he also took time to take on his favorite -- >> i would say what the hell do you have to lose, right? and i get criticized by those

people, the fake media back there. >> marcus points out back in february he's going to stay in florida. back in february he med with shinzo abe, the prime minister of japan. he will do so again at his florida golf resort. a judge has told the president and his personal lawyer they will not be the first to see personal documents seized by the fbi during a raid of cohen's office but did open the possibility of appointing what's called a special master to sort what documents are protected by attorney-client privilege and what are not. in that same court hearing, we learned lawyer michael cohen not only represents the president, he has fox's sean hannity as a client as well. who cares? two reasons, cohen has a reputation for representing men who dealt with women in the

past. hannity put that to rest. my conversations with cohen never involved any matter between me and a third party. the other reason you may care, nobody has been more supportive of donald trump and michael cohen than saun e sean hannity and the most watched talking head on cable. for him to weigh in on cohen on television without mentioning oh, by the way, he's my lawyer, is unethical. for the record, hannity says cohen is not his lawyer but cohen says he is and said so in court. we take a look what's going on in this situation and all of the situations in washington. i keep you upto date on twitter, @ scottmcgrew. >> 5:46. the city of richmond designates a new official bird. the osprey, made that declaration and today council members will adopt it. the golden gate audubon says ospreys are pretty new to the

bay area and only began nesting in northern parts of the bay 20 or so years ago. >> nice. >> happening today in honor of national volunteer week, laura and i are emceeing a special event honoring great people who volunteer time and energy to make the world a better place. >> it is the 49th annual volunteer recognition luncheon. it's really great event that's put on by the junior league of san jose and guess what, you can join us, there are still some tickets available starts at 11:30 this morning. marcus and i won't be here for the midday newscast, scott mcgrew and kris sanchez will volunteer instead. you'll hear these great stories of volunteers and activities in the bay area. inspirational. >> it is. >> do scott and kris know they are not getting paid for that newscast? >> they get paid. they are okay. >> get paid for being here? >> interesting. yeah, we're going to have great weather for you out there at the luncheon today or whatever you're planning to do. heading out the door for work or

going out to the park after work or school today, it's going to be beautiful but i wanted to give you a look back at how much rain we've had for the month of april. it is really unbelievable. santa rosa measured over 4 inches -- almost 4 inches of rain and 3 3/4 in san francisco. these numbers are three to four times the normal amount of rain we normally get during this month. and then even looking at san jose, we're almost 150% of normal and mountain view, 137%. we've really had amazing numbers in terms of rain and trying to catch up a little bit more from the deficit we've had from rainfall for this water year. as we get a look at the highs today, it dries out. we're up to 59 in san francisco and in san jose, 66 degrees and concord 67 today. a very nice one but it does

start out cool. you do need a jacket and you hear it's going to be green and sunglasses, you'll be breaking those out with sunshine today. by tomorrow the clouds move in and this is the next storm system that will be movering in and it's going to be moving fast with the cold frant thont that sweep across the bay area. we'll wake up tomorrow morning to clouds and then we'll see those clouds off and on, a little bit of clearing for tomorrow afternoon for areas south of the golden gate bridge. and some rain starting to move into the north bay by the evening commute. the rest of the bay area sees the rain mostly around sunset or shortly there after and by the time you wake up, thursday morning, it's going to be out of here. so a rainfall total looks like it will be another 10 to possibly quarter inch of rain for more for a few spots, especially the hills may get more amounts of rain. then we're going to see sunshine for the rest of the forecast. warming up in the upper 60s for san francisco.

inland areas sunday, 82 degrees. and mike is saying the drive it's not so bad this morning. >> not so bad. any time it's slow -- any time you have to go to work and it's earlier than you want, it's no so pleasant either. 101 just shows traditional slowing there over there sunol, 680 south and maybe 880 through san leandro towards hayward, we're seeing speeds dip a little bit. this might be a couple minutes early to show up, 101 slow but normal spots but we'll see if this results in anything more. there are no krarks reported there or over at santa cruz summit for highway 17. still 18 minutes from highway 4 to the berkeley curve which starts to slow down a little bit as you get through the macarthur maze. there's the berkeley curve. the rest of the maze shows smooth traffic but 580 westbound slows as you approach as well. that might be something. no incidents or crashes reported in the maze and across the san mateo bridge, more company westbound over here from hayward

to foster city but the drive is still smooth and lighter on the dumbarton. back to you. >> thanks, mike. 5:51. coming up, pour another cup of coffee. also, good for you. the report says it's actually good for your heart. >> 5:52. first happening now, arizona teachers will vote to decide on walkouts for higher pay. a specific date hasn't been set for that walkout. this after teachers went on strike in west virginia and virginia and oklahoma and kentucky. >> harsh weather is causing alarming number of baseball games to be postponed. so far there's 24 postponed games and only 19 days in the season. more news right after this break. stick around. the search is inter

the woman accused of good tuesday morning, developing this morning the search ins tense fiing for the woman accused of killing her husband and a look alike. police are looking for 56-year-old lois reese, she's a mother of three and grandmother. police say she shot and killed her husband in minnesota last month and then went on the run across the country. investigators say she eventually ended up in florida where she be friended 59-year-old pamela hutch inton. police say she killed

hutchinsocial securitison becau -- hutch inson because they look alike and stole her identity. >> it could be a major breakthrough in the fight against lung cancers. immu immune no therapy drugs could change the way many fight cancer and how it's treated. it uses immune systems to fight cancer cells. the studies represented by a major cancer conference yesterday and found that immu immuneno therapy drugs stop cancer from spreading and could save tens of thousands of lives. it has the ability in my opinion to cure lung cancer. we're seeing results that are really showing such improvement in survival for patients with this disease. now one study finds and focuses on the drug keytruda and found patients risk of dying was cut in half when that drug was kp combined with chemotherapy. >> it turns out drinking coffee might help people with heart

arrhythmias. they advice people with irregular heart rhythms to avoid caffeine but moderate doses of caffeine had no effect on heart arrhythmias and drinking up to three cups of coffee a day decreases symptoms by 6%. here's to your health. happening now, crews are p updating the east bay reservoir. the trail will be closed until this fall. east bay says there will be a lot of trucks driving through that area. happening now, a phone scam warning in contra costa county. a sheriff's office says someone has been calling people and claiming to be an employee at the sheriff's office. there are warrants for their arrest because they miss jury duty. but that victim can pay money to clear that warrant. now this is not a new scam. the sheriff's office will never contact you this way. >> i can't believe it, i feel

i've been stab the in the back, the whole world is crumbling around me. >> and hollywood is mourning the death of harry anderson, known for leader role in "night court." police were called to his home in north carolina yesterday morning where they found him dead. foul play is not suspected and anderson was an actor screen writer and magician who appeared on snl from 1981 to 1985. best known for his role on "night court" where he played a judge. in 1984 from 1992, he was 65 years old. 5:58. the search is on for a man dubbed the burke eburger bandit. they released these images of the man taken earlier this month at the burger king. deputies say the man ordered a soft drink and handed the clerk a $5 bill when the register opened the man pulled out a hand gun and reached forward but the clerk slap d his hand. that sent the would be burglary running from the store.

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a's fans and what you need to know before you head out to the ballpark "today in the bay" continues right now. very good tuesday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. we start off nice and cool but we don't have to worry about the rain we saw yesterday, the hail in some places. >> not today. everybody was talking about the thunderstorm thunderstorms today you can just relax and take in the nice sunshine we'll have today. it starts out school. live look outside in san jose, we are now in the 40s and we will see some 40s in the forecast through about 10:00 then reaching in the mid-60s, normally we're up to 70 degrees but we won't quite make it there today. also, talk about rain in the forecast and seven minutes mike has plenty of company on the roads. >> we had plenty of alert -- over at my daughter's school with ha c