sunrise over san jose good morning, you're watching "today in the bay." we're taking a live look right now over the sunrise over san jose. thanks for waking up with us, everyone. vianey, it seems we're in for some warmer temperatures today. >> it's going to be another day where you're wondering if it's already the start of summer around here. >> good place to be. >> very great place to be. we'll feel above seasonable temperatures so definitely expect more 80s on the map. if you're waking up, good morning. south bay 51 degrees and peninsula, 51 degrees and 49 for the tri-valley. a little bit of patchy fog in certain spots in san francisco but all in all nice and sunny at 49 degrees and north bay cooler at 43 and east bay 50 degrees.

i want to show you what your temperature trend looks like into the afternoon. we're going to warm up rather quickly, expecting some 70s by 1:00 and then we'll be heating up quite nicely into 80s, especially for the interior valleys. by 3:00 and also we've got a couple of changes on the way but i want to show you doppler radar, there's not too much going on. a couple of strat us clouds there. i'll talk more about the changes we could see towards the later portion of the week and what you can expect on monday coming up in 15 minutes. >> people are waking up, 80s? what? >> another round of 80s. >> we have new details about a late night fire in san francisco. after gaining control of the flames, fire crews discovered a woman dead inside the home. the fire broke out at a building on 8th and noriega shortly about 10:00. huge plumes of smoke could be seen and smelled for miles. several nearby buildings had to

be evacuated before finally containing scene before midnight. >> they did a great job, good support from the community. just a sad outcome. >> so far no one else is believed to have been hurt in the fire. the cause is still under investigation. we're also following a developing story out of sonoma county, police are still searching for a teenager who allegedly stabbed another teen to death. here's a photo of the suspect. 18-year-old anthony ivec, they believe he's responsible for killing a 19-year-old man in a parking lot on bodega avenue just after noon yesterday. the suspect and victim got into a fight after a party. the suspect got away in a marine bmw and should be considered armed and dangerous. >> san francisco police is still looking at the gunman responsible for a violent scene friday night. six people were shot, one killed on third street near bayview.

a 20-year-old man died at the scene. all victims are men ranging from 19 to 31 years old. yesterday the country paused to honor former first lady barbara bush. eight of her grandsons served as paul bearers, they carried her caskets out of the church where hundreds came to pay respect, including former presidents obama and clinton. barbara bush's husband of 73 years and former president george h.w. bush followed in his wheelchair pushed by george w. bush. one man invited to the private funeral watched with an especially heavy hurt. a deputy press secretary at the white house says the bushes, especially the former first lady treated all of their staff like family. >> if you looked at the greatest generation and women of that generation, i think you would see rosie the riveter and

barbara bush. the former first lady was laid to rest at the bush library in college station, texas. we streamed her funeral live on our home page. you can head there now and find images from saturday's funeral as well as a copy of the invokation and more details about the service. president trump was not in attendance at the bush funeral, which is customariry. first lady melania trump was there. mr. trump said he did not attend to avoid disrupt gss from security. a saturday morning twitter tirade, president trump blasted the "new york times" after they ran a story suggesting the president's long time personal attorney, michael cohen, might be willing to cooperate with federal investigators. the "new york times" and third rate reporter known as a crooked

age flunky i don't speak to and have nothing to do with are going out of the way to destroy michael cohen in the hope he will flip. the unyielding loyalty mighting lagging after trump treating him poorly with insults and dismissive statements and at least twice threats of being fired. the president adds most people will flip if the government let's them out of trouble, even if it means lying or making up stories. sorry, i don't see michael doing that despite the horrible witch hunt and the dishonest media. so what accounts for all of the president's fury? >> if presented with an opportunity to limit persecution against himself, michael cohen might tell federal prosecutors wharve they want to hear. >> the fbi raided cohen's office and residences early month looking for evidence of crimes partly in connection to payments he made to two women, each claiming affairs of mr. trump. allegations the president denies. the attorney for one of the women, stormy daniels says he's

certain cohen will turn on mr. trump. cohen for his part denied any wrong doing. nbc bay area news. president trump says he is considering a part for the legendary boxer jack johnson. sylvester stallone contacted him about johnson's story. and johnson is the first african-american world heavyweight champion convicted of violating the man act back in 1913, which prohibits a man from taking a woman across state lines for prostitution. but the woman who was his girlfriend and later married. many said the conviction by an all white jury was racially motivated. >> grounded at short and scooped up by simeon, it's a no-hitter. >> history at the coliseum, manaea no hits the hottest team in baseball, the red sox.

they entered with a 17-2 record. first no-hitter this season in the major leagues. >> man, my heart was beating out of my chest and trying to do everything i could -- >> this is the first no-hitter by an a's pitcher since dallas bray den, a perfect game in 2010. still doesn't have a job but colin kaepernick received an important new honor. amnesty international's top awards. the former teammate presentedkan inspiring contribution to helping human rights. protested by kneeling during the national anthem when they were team mates with the 49ers. since then neither signed by an

nfl team and kaepernick in the mid of a a collusion lawsuit with the nfl. gone but not forgotten, new hope for bay area families looking for missing loved ones. and helping hand, lots of them of the one of the largest volunteer days sponsored by a company in the u.s. and nbc bay area is part of it. a massive effort and bringing help to victims of the north bay fires. take a live look outside

sf from san bruno mtn good morning, you're taking a live look at san francisco from san bruno mountain. warmer temperatures on the way today. their loved ones are missing but families in the bay area find new hope this weekend. a new effort in san mateo. >> disappeared off the face of the earth. >> reporter: monica bliss has been searching for her brother since january of 1983, when

jerome, a then 19-year-old san francisco college student left home heading to a doctor's appointment and vanished. >> i hired a private detective about i think it was 13 years ago and he couldn't come up with anything. >> when she heard about san mateo county's missing persons day she jumped the chance to try again. the county coroner says bliss is not alone. there are hundreds of open cases that need closure. >> there's 440 missing persons reports on file. in my office, 80 active jane and john does. swabbing for a dna sample that will be run through state and national data bases and brother's suit investigators will look for dna possibly in skin cells from the neck area. the coroner says using dna they were able to aid christine kuhn

in 2006. then last december they finally gave her family back in washington, d.c. some closure. monica bliss is hoping it's her turn to get answers. >> think i need close or. it's always this hurt i carry around and sadness. >> and that was roz plater reporting. much more ahead, tens of thousands of volunteers across the nation coming together to help their communities, including an effort to help victims of the north bay fires. >> and get ready for round two of more sunshine and warmer temperatures right now in san francisco, 51 degrees, we've got low lying clouds creating patchy fog out there. i'll talk about how long the 8 o's are expected to last coming up.

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warmer temperatures on the way for the bay area. hundreds of volunteers including many of us right here at nbc bay area were side by side yesterday in a massive volunteer effort aimed at making communities better, one of the largest volunteer efforts in the u.s. and each year put on by our parent company, comcast. tom jensen was live where the fire ravaged community got plenty of helping and healing hands. >> reporter: hundreds of new trees and nearly as many volunteers putting them in the ground scorched by the deadly forth b north bay fires. >> this was the drive to my house. you don't want -- you want it to look beautiful again. >> reporter: doug will never forget that night six months ago when he and his family escaped the flames but lost their home. >> this is more healing than anything. yeah, feels good. >> rebuilding together, we're getting to know each other. >> reporter: volunteers from nbc bay area and comcast working

hand in hand with those hardest hit by the fires, bringing new life to the charred land and two schools vital to santa rosa a new look. >> nice to meet and talk with them and how things are going. >> to be here now today and see people bringing this community back to making it stronger than ever, it's inspiring. >> reporter: inspiring for fire survivors who met neighbors they never knew and made new friends from as far away as sacramento. >> they woke up early to be here at 7:30 in the morning. i can't anything but grateful. >> reporter: comcast donated $300,000 towards the completion of a new wellness center, something the city desperately needs in the healing process. thom jensen, nbc bay area news. our team is on the ground in san jose, dozens of volunteers were at the middle school helping to brighten up the campus, they put down new mulch

and paint around the softball field and put up signs in the parking lot to direct visitors to the school's new main office. scott budman was there to give back. >> beautifying a school and we'll plant it, make it look better and give the kids a brighter outlook and i think it's a great idea and great way to hang out. always a fun day, get to see people you can't seen all year long and work together, it's a great day outside. we're making the school look better. >> family members and friends were also encouraged to volunteer making it an entire community effort. you were with scott in san jose, i was in santa rosa. >> it was so nice and weather worked out perfectly. >> we have you to thank for that. >> i'll take credit, only when people like it. today you're going to get round two. i'll take credit for today's weather as well, we're still expecting plenty of sunshine on the map. we can thank a ridge of high pressure in reality for it. peninsula, 53 degrees and nice

and sunny. 49 in the tri-valley, south bay at 51 degrees. it's clear and check out san francisco, this is a nice shot. what's happening is we're seeing a couple of low lying clouds and that's bringing us that patchy fog. the north bay 43 degrees right now. nice and cool, 50 degrees for the east bay and here's a look right now at doppler radar. you can see fairly quiet out there. we have a ridge of high pressure that's still building over the bay area and keeping us dry and keeping the rain away and bringing us warmer temperatures. but we are tracking what's going to also be a cooldown as we head to the middle of the week. before i get to the cool down, look at the daytime highs, 82 degrees for san jose, east san jose 83. morgan hill 82. east bay, check out the east bay, for oakland, a high of 73. walnut creek 82 and antioch 82 and combination of lower 70s and san mateo, 70 degrees.

daly city, 65, san francisco expected to jump to upper 60s and 70s out there. for the mission area in the north bay if you head out to napa and do wine tasting, perfect weather for that, 70 degrees for napa, santa rosa at 80 degrees and novato 78. we have an update on the pollen report. people's allergies have been acting up of. today's tree and grass levels are moderate and mold and weeds are fairly low. the main tree pollen type, oak and pine are on the moderate versus high side. we have drier air swooping in but there's a system sitting off the gulf of alaska and that's going to start to dry us out again and cool us down into the middle of the week. so this system is going to kind of stay off the pacific area and going to stay north and east. we're going to keep our dry weather but it's going to be just enough to start cooling us back down into more seasonable

temperatures. by seasonable, i mean 70s. as we head towards the later portion of the week, this is a long range outlook look ahead, if you notice by friday, we have the low pressure system that's going to be just offshore and that's going to bring the possibility of maybe seeing a couple of showers as we head in towards next weekend, friday into saturday. now for the next seven days, here's a look what you can expect. we'll keep the 70s and dry conditions and really all week long. we start to notice a cooldown as we head towards tuesday. the reason for that is because of that system that's sitting off the gulf of alaska right now. if you notice inland spots, we go from 80s back down to 70s on the map. and then that low pressure system moves in on friday, which could bring some light showers off to the north but we're still on trend to keep 80s on the map for a couple of days longer. i think folks will be happy about that. are you happy? >> i'm happy and i'll give you credit this time. >> no ridge of high pressure to thank for that. >> still ahead, when the flames

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profession. but one south bay woman thinks her life eer fire fighting is a physically demanding and often stressful profession, one south bay woman thinks her life experience left her in the perfect position to help firefighters deal with those challenges. garvin thomas explains in this morning's bay area proud. >> there are many different ways to find your calling. sometimes it's something you're born into. other times, it's something that comes later in life or like shana, it's a combination of both. as a place to find inner peace, station number one of the santa cruz fire department might not be many people's first choice. >> let's begin with a breathing practice. >> reporter: as a place for shana mcquaide to realize her

life's mission though, it couldn't be any better. >> it's what i love to do and what i was called to do and what many of the experiences in my life led me to do. >> reporter: shannon grew up in a fire family. her dad a san jose firefighter was on the job for more than 30 years. >> very comfortable to be inside the fire station and comfortable to be with firefighters, it's like they are my brothers and sisters. >> reporter: after college, something much different, meditation and yoga got shannon's attention, much to the dismay of some parts of her family. >> why is she not plugging into society and getting a job -- >> years later, in 2014, when shannon needed aid capstone project for a master's degree in leadership, she saw a need she was perfect to fill. >> there's no yoga in the fire station. >> reporter: she devised a program and led a few classes in san jose.

the results surprised even her. >> their functional fitness was moving up and perception of stress going down. but it was the feedback that they were giving me throughout these first 12 classes that actually changed the course of my life. >> they are getting a chance in the 48 to 72 hour shift to turn their brain off for a minute, to slow things down and focus on their inner self and just let that stress go. >> shannon says her knowledge of their world helps her create an environment that firefighters feel comfortable in, like one where it's okay to leave at the moment's notice. >> does anyone have to leave? shannon's fire flex yoga has been so successful she now has ten instructors working with her in seven cities with more to come. >> while nobody had to leave to cover that alarm, there are classes where firefighters do have to leave in the middle of

class to go fight a fire and when they get back, they just pick up where they left off. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. and still plenty more ahead on "today in the bay," a new push by facebook to protect against cyber invaders, the recruiting a special group to help. we'll tell you about the first graduates. a big effort in the south bay to help immigrants from all parts of the world. the event helping them take a big step forward.

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communications hill good morning, you're watching "today in the bay." you're taking a live look now at downtown san jose from communications hill. already been a beautiful start to the weekend. the question is, are we going to have more of that? thanks for joining us. vickie is hopefully sleeping in. vianey will give us the forecast. >> hopefully it will already get

your sunday off to a fantastic start, 51 degrees in san francisco and couple of low lying clouds here and there. we had patchy fog rolling through. wind speed not a factor, 8 miles per hour, very light winds. might get breezier into the evening hours for the coast but aside from that, you're waking up to 50s and 40s. believe it or not, i've been having to turn on my ac at certain moments at night because i feel like it's been getting warmer at night. i don't like warmer at night when i'm sweaty. so if that's your concern, you can expect another round of that tonight. check out by 3:00, we're talking 80s again. get ready for another day of above seasonal temperatures. we do have a change coming that's going to change not just the temperature but also going to kick up the possibility of seeing more showers in the forecast. the timeline for that if you just washed your car, you're still safe, at least for another couple days. >> tease with the s words,

showers. a light night fire in san francisco, firefighters discovered a botd i body in the building after gaining control of the flames in the sunset district short sli before 10:00. huge plumes of smoke could be seen and smelled for miles. firefighters had to evacuate several nearby buildings and more than 100 firefighters battled the flames before finally containing the scene just after midnight. >> some companies out here did a great job, good support from the community. sad outcome. >> no other injuries have been reported as of this morning. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. we have new details this morning about a late night fire in san francisco. -- actually we'll skip that story and go on to next one. that was one we just gave you, stand by one sec. after a week of public memorials those closest to barbara bush gathered with dignitaries around

the world yesterday to say good-bye to the former first lady. it was an invitation only service held in her hometown of houston. jay gray has a closer look. >> reporter: it was a service just like the woman, rooted in faith and family, barbara pierce bush was real and that's why people admired her and loved her so. >> reporter: son jeb delivering the eulogy and granddaughters ushers and readers during the service. >> for what can be seen as temporary but what cannot be seen as eternal. >> reporter: 1500 invited guests filled saint mark's ee pit could pal church including secretary and president clinton and president and ms. obama and melania trump. >> barbara bush was the first ladiest greatest generation. >> friends remember her for her giving spirit and strength and loyalty. >> she was smart, strong, fun

and feisty. >> honestly it wasn't all benevolent. >> and laughter, her quick wit remembered as one of her most endearing qualities. >> she was washing off her own shoes and fellow came up to her and said, you look a lot like barbara bush and without missing a beat, barbara just said, yes, i hear that a lot. >> and as they say she did in life, she led her family one last time leaving church, her final journey winding through memorial park, one of her favorite places, ending in college station at the george h.w. bush library, her final resting place. jay gray, nbc news, houston. members of the san francisco giants also sending his condolences to the bush family. hunter pence talked about his interactions with barbara bush

when playing for the astros, they would sit behind home plate appearing frequently on the kiss cam. he remembers the former first lady commenting she liked the sox and bushes asked pence and other players to lunch. we streamed her funeral live on our home page nbcbayarea.com. you can head there now and find images from saturday's funeral squels a copy of the invitation and more details about the service. north korea's announcement that the country is suspending its nuclear test is leading to hope for many but the white house is reportedly skeptical whether the rogue country will follow through with its promise. the "washington post" reports aides are telling the president that the pledge could be a trap. they believe it could be a move to get sanctions lifted but the king jong-un could ultimately keep the program because he never pledged total disarmament. u.n. secretary general spoke about the announcement. >> today i believe in north korea the path is open for

peaceful denuclearization of the korean peninsula and also proves that diplomacy is the way to solve conflict, not war. >> leaders of north and south korea are set to meet for a new round of negotiations. a meeting between president trump and kim jong-un is planned for may or june. the controversy around privacy concerns the tech giant launched its first cyber security university for veterans, 33 u.s. vets graduated after completing the 12-week course. the students received a lot of hands on training. organizers say the program helps in a couple of ways. >> it helps the veterans as well as help the system of cybersecurity and because of the shortage of cyber security professionals. >> all veterans enrolled had to have some computer science or i.t. background. the goal is now to get the

graduates into the workforce. we're also following a developing story out of sonoma county. police are still searching for a teenager who allegedly stabbed another teen to death. here's a photo of the suspect, anthony eibok, accused of stabbing a 19-year-old man after noon yesterday. the suspect and victim got into a fight after a party. police say the suspect got away in a maroon bmw and should be considered armed and dangerous. no, that wasn't fog hanging over golden gate park friday. thousands gathered to take a puff in celebration of april 20th, better known as 4/20. this is also the first year recreational pot is legal in california. as you might imagine, the day was pretty mellow but we're learning of some problems on the roads, san francisco police department says officers arrested three people for driving under the influence. the california highway patrol is releasing its arrest numbers tomorrow.

many people omted to take public transportation, b.a.r.t. says ridership on 4/20 was almost 420,000 people. for a friday, that's pretty high. helping immigrants become u.s. citizens. this weekend volunteers came out to support one of the largest immigration assistance events in the south bay. booths were set up to help thousands of eligible immigrants apply for u.s. citizenship. agencies and volunteers provided legal assessments and application help, translators for 14 different languages were there, all services were free of charge. >> it's important to do this because we need to invite the community to be able to fully participate in our society. and the only way you can really fully participate in society is by having the right to vote. >> this is the 28th year for the eye vent hosted by the santa clara county citizenship collaborative. last year they helped more than 260 people apply to become scit tax day 2018 has come and

gone but filing in 2019 will look a lot different for a lot of californians as consumer investigator chris chmura tells us, we should get ready now or risk a costly surprise. >> we suggest early tax planning every year, this year it's more important, that big tax law congress passed could make a huge difference in how much you owe or get back next year. so you need to take action this year. when congress first talked of tinkering with the tax code the ideas including ditching the old 1040 form, making things so simple, you can do taxes on a form the size of a postcard. >> going to be a huge postcard. >> ruth god free sits on the board of national society of acting and the changes made it more complex. >> there are massive changes. >> reporter: ruth and the irs don't always see eye to eye but do agree the new tax code

requires almost everyone's immediate attention. >> a lot of us will be affected by the amount of taxes we pay based on this law so maybe consider some tax planning now. >> start with your paycheck, bug payroll to make sure the amount you send every pay day is enough to meet the new law. >> one of the things we want to make sure people are doing, looking at their withholding because employers are now using different withholding tables than they have in previous years. >> other big changes are triggering costly questions for almost every family. the personal exemption is gone. will that wipe out your refund? but the standard deduction has doubled? should you still keep receipts and itemize? property and state tax write offs capped at ten grand. everyone has fax decisions to make tonight. >> based on the new law, it's going to be an effect on all of us, you want to look and see where your with holdings are so you avoid a big surprise when you file next year.

>> if you're confused, ruth recommends an hour or two with an accountant. >> even if your professional is charging you by the hour, you're going to have a very good return on your investment there. free help is also available to all taxpayers from the local irs taxpayer advocate. their offices located in san jose, and in oakland. we have posted links on our website, including a paycheck withholding calculator, courtesy of the irs. >> if you run into tax trouble, 888-996-tips or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> still ahead on "today in the bay," a midterm election with major decisions, nearly 30 candidates are vying for california's top job. larry gur sten joins us to break it all down. we'll head back to the oakland coliseum where a young a's star accomplished something only six others before him come.

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the red sox have been the best team in baseball but that didn't mean a thing to sean manaea. in the ninth, blake swi heart grounds out to short. two outs away. then mookie betts at the plate. he's going to fly out to right, m manaea one out away and gits him to ground out and manaea gets the no-hitter, the seventh in oakland history and first since 2010. >> honestly, it still doesn't feel real. even after the last hour, you know, i couldn't even imagine throwing a no-hitter in the big

league, especially against a team like the red sox. it's stilg l an incredible feeling, don't know what to say. >> when the 8th and 9th game, did everything i could to stay calm and not overdo things. >> the night belonged to manaea but giants lost to angels 4-3. more news after the break.

election, voters will decide the nominees to statewide offices, the state legislature, congress and voters will decide the nominees to statewide offices and state legislature and congress and numerous local content but the governor's race will be particularly signific t significant. >> what exactly is at stake, larry? >> a lot. when you're talking about the governor, the governor presides over the nation's most populated state, 40 million residents,

more significantly, the governor presides over a state which if separated from the rest of the united states, would have the sixth largest economy in the world and here's another point because california's 55 ee lectors amount to 20% what it takes to win the presidency in the electoral college, the governor automatically joins that small list of nominees downstream, case in point, president ronald reagan was california's governor before election to the highest office. >> that takes us to this election. what do we know about the candidate? >> let's start with the fact that 27 people, 27 people qualified to run for governor. you probably don't know them all but the candidates include democrats and republicans and libertarians and green and peace and freedom party members and along with a few not running with any party affiliation. some of the names are pretty familiar. others are known to their families and friends and few more. among the lesser known candidates are self-described

political comedian, some might say at lot are political comedians but no, a real political comedian and puppeteer and part-time actor. >> if we narrow it down, who seems to be getting most attention at the poll. >> they include four democrats an two republicans, among the democrats, lieutenant governor gavin newsom and antonio and former superintendent of public construction, easton and we've got two republicans, john cox, a businessman and assemblyman travis allen. the polls show three candidates closest to winning the top run-off spots in november. and it's a real, real close contest there for the three -- >> what are the issues that separate in of the candidates? >> these differ on just about everything from taxes to homelessness but their opinions on public education are markedly note worthy, given that k

through 12 public education alone accounts for 40% of california's state budget. it's the largest state funded policy of all. newsom favors traditional schools that respond to all students including those with special needs, critics argue traditional public education is out of touch with the times. and building up charter schools which critics say enroll students selectively and not transparent in their operations and don't perform well on state tests as public schools and cox, cox wants every student to be eligible for a voucher which could mean public subsidies tore private schools or even home schooling. critics say public funds should not support private schools. there you have it. >> we don't have a whole lot of time before the election. what can we expect between now and june 5th? >> look for tens of millions of dollars to pour in from independent expand tour groups on all sides of the educational issues, teacher's unions and

those groups supporting public education will point out the importance of well qualified students, those that favor charter schools or vouchers will focus their appeals to individual students and their families. so often voters have a hard time, we know this, have a hard time distinguishing between candidates positions on key issues. this time there are stark differences on what to do about public education and that will give voters something to think about. thank you, larry. and still ahead on "today in the bay," pushing out footballs or corps sajs how the san francisco 49ers put smiles on pt faces in bay area teens in need of in cheer. this is how you want to start your sunday. beautiful clear skies, 50 degrees right now, we'll talk about your daytime highs and who will see 80s once again. details coming up. you could save energy

by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. a special night at the ballpark for good morning, it's 7:42. the snow is starting to melt, we have a ridge of high pressure keeping us warm but still looks beautiful up in lake tahoe, 31 degrees right now. here in the bay area though, we're waking up to 50s, 53 degrees for the pennsylvania ni peninsula, 49 degrees for san francisco, you can see we've still got those low lying clouds out there.

we saw the follow rolling through. north bay 43 degrees, east bay 50 degrees, once we head towards the afternoon, that fog should burn off nicely and doppler radar really showing clear conditions over the bay area. that's going to remain with us at least for the next couple of days. the reason for that because as we continue to see this ridge of high pressure, we do have a little trough that may kind of weaken it, which means our temperatures will be running slightly cooler but not by much for today. san jose, climbing to 82 degrees, east san jose 83, morgan hill, 82. cupertino, 81. near the east bay, expect 70s, combination of 73 up it 83 for antioch, a ten degree difference from oakland to the interior valleys, san mateo, 7 o degrees. and for san francisco, expect once again to jump in the 70s. if you plans head to the city it's going to be a great day to do that.

marina, 77 and the north bay 80 degrees for santa rosa and 65 for point reyes, great beach day as well. you can imagine a lot of people are going to be doing that. your commute home is going to be a tough one. pollen report, trees and grass moderate, you might feel your allergies act up a little bit. mold and weeds running fairly low and tree pollen oak and pine. as you head out, grab the allergy medication just in case. let me show you what's going on. we've got this system that's going to mainly stay off the coast keeping those storms off to the north and east which means we will remain with the nice dry weather and the warmer temperatures at least for next couple of days. if i advance this, you can see the low pressure system starts to inch closer. as of right now the models are showing the possibility of it kind of -- -- it bringing some showers possibly to the north bay and along the coast line as we head towards friday and

saturday. we're still pretty far out so the models could be in disagreement but as of right now we'll keep that on the map. a quick look exactly what we're tracking, average highs supposed to be around 63 to 70 degrees, but today we'll be running 5 to 10 degrees above average. we've got 80s on the map. the warm start will continue through monday and then by the middle of the week about the low pressure system sitting off the coast, we'll start to see a little cooling with those showers chances coming in later to play on friday. over the next seven days, a quick summary of that, you can clearly see it in the temperature trend, go for 70s for today. as we head into wednesday, we're expecting to see that cooling coming in, dropping us back down into the 70s but it will still be seasonable. even though we will see a drop in temperatures, you don't have to worry, it's not going to be cold, but more spring like versus summerlike. as you can see on the seven-day. by friday we'll expect the possibility of showers but

mainly off to the north. >> i like that more spring like than summer like. a positive spin. vianey, thanks. >> a special night at the ballpark for a north bay fire survivor, 9-year-old lauren smith threw out the first pitch before last night's a's game, they lost their home in the north bay fires last october. the a's and baseball community came together to replace his memorabilia and unfortunately burned in the fire. lorne may have been the good luck charm for the a's, the seventh no-hitter in oakland a's history. the 49ers rushed in some shine and sparkle to a different kind of prom this weekend. on friday night, players attended the eighth annual prom at the children's hospital in san francisco. more than 200 teen patients and friends enjoyed music and dancing, allowing young people to take part in milestones they might have missed out on because of their health. >> when i found out from my

teacher, she was writing me to go to the prom. i was real excited. >> this is the fourth year the niners are participating in prom night at the hospital. >> if you have a sweet tooth, san mateo is the place to be this weekend. the city is hosting the international chocolate festival. this two-day event features high end specialty chocolate around the world including hard to find artisan chocolates, chocolate chefs perform demonstrations and also apparently chocolate yoga. >> what? are you eating chocolate while doing yoga? >> i don't quite understand how chocolate yoga -- >> i have been known to be willing to stretch a considerable distance to grab chocolate. >> that's fair. i like your take on that. >> let me follow-up on that. would you like to see vianey and i doing chocolate yoga? i don't know. thanks for making us part of your morning. check out the chocolate yoga. we'll see you back here at 4:30.

this sunday, russia and the growing pressure on president trump. republicans win the release of james comey's memos. >> this is a big, big beginning to the end of what has been a witch-hunt. >> but the memos reinforce comey's version of events. >> it is certainly some evidence of obstruction of justice. >> and they reveal president trump's obsession with disproving the steele dossier. >> he'd bring it up repeatedly. >> plus, could michael cohen be pressured into helping the mueller investigation? >> he has has been on the certained about cohen flipping