today. if you were working over the weekend today, maybe your day off and you'll be able to take in some sunshine and warm weather, here's a live look outside in san jose now as we get started, willow blen and 82 degrees by 2:00 today. it's going to be another one with well above normal temperatures and we'll cool off as the week goes on, mike you're updating the issue for cocoa county. >> we'll zoom to this portion of the map, slowing out of the altamont and disabled vehicle. doesn't look like a major problem. highway 4 around bailey. let's get to the waze system and the update from chp and also came in from an unnamed wazer but we do know the wazer is a member of the nbc bay area team. nbc bay area a car fire on the shoulder and that's why there's additional distraction.

we'll get more info on that. back to you. >> we're on baby watch, kensington palace says the duchess of cambridge in the early stages of labor. a live look in central london where prince william's wife would give birth at any moment. the couple were married ba in 2011 and have two other children. the newest royal baby will be the fifth in line to the throne. going to keep monitoring this and of course bring you any updates as soon as we get them. >> happening today, renters revomi revolt. we know the prices in the bay area skyrocketing. protesters are expected to push for stricter rent control across the state. p pete, i know those demonstrators will take a lot of action. what are we expected to see today? >> reporter: good morning, the action we'll see there will be a number of rallies including here

in the bay area. at issue is those high rent prices and renter's advocate have enough significants to repeal a longstanding law around since 1995. that law i'm talking about is the costa hawkins law makes it illegal for cities to apply rent caps to properties bimt after 1995. it also prevents cities from passing rent control ordinance on rented condominiums or single family homes. this is an issue for the bay area which has some of the most expensive rental in the country. i did look at this and have numbers for you from an apartment survey done in march of this year. and let's pull up that information. you can see three of the major bay area cities crack the top four spots when it comes to the most expensive rental in the country, you have san francisco for a medium price for a two bedroom rental, just above $3,000. in san jose just above 2500 and in oakland it stands at $2,260

per month. our crews did speak with one renter who says the rent is getting out of hand. >> six or serve months ago the landlord wants to increase rent 100% more. that's impossible. it's impossible to pay. but like you say, we have to find many jobs to pay the rent. >> reporter: supporters of that costa hawkins law argue that landlords can still capitalize on investments even if there are restrictions. the group behind the petition got more than a 500,000 signatures to get the issue for a vote in november. there's going to be rallies in los angeles and sacramento and oakland. oakland rally is set for 12:00 p.m. reporting live, pete suratos, "today in the bay." thanks for that update. >> turning to our nation's capitol. today president trump will meet

with the president of france and pushing back against critics of his planned meeting with north korea's president. >> tracie potts is live in washington with the talks of north korea giving up nuclear stock piles. do senators think this will happen? >> reporter: well, you know, washington is really exceptical, they don't know if kim jong-un will follow through and keep his word. at this point it boils down to trust and there is no trust bil built up between the two countries or two leaders. >> just days before friday's summit with south korea, north korea is promising to freeze its nuclear program, get rid of a testing site and focus on economic growth and peace. washington is skeptical. >> we want to see some substance. >> lawmakers worry kim jung un's decision is easily reversed. >> the reputation of the north

koreans has been they don't necessarily keep their agreement. >> reporter: with so much riding on an upcoming face to face with president trump, some are hopeful. >> the president has put kim jong-un on the wrong foot for first time north korea has been on the back foot for a long time. >> reporter: the white house is promising the u.s. won't back down. >> we'll keep up maximum pressure, won't stop until they denuclearize. >> reporter: president trump declaring victory on twitter, sayi saying, wow, we haven't given up anything and they agreed to denuclearization, so great for the world. tracie potts, nbc news washington. breaking news from london as we go live outside the hospital where we're just hearing that princess kate -- kate middleton gave birth to a prince or princess. we don't know but she has now had the baby. i'm literally being told right now, this just in, it's a little boy. so they already have one little boy, little girl and now another little boy. >> great for them. >> fifth in the line to the

throne. no doubt we'll have more on that. this is a sad story over the weekend, it's been developing in the midwest, the man accused of killing four people at the nashville tennessee waffle house this weekend is still on the loose and police consider him very dangerous. travis reinking would have killed more people but a brave customer stepped up to stop him. here's that man. >> i ran through the swivel door and hit him with the swivel door and the gun was jammed up and pushed down, we were scuffling. and i managed to get him with one hand on the gun then grabbed it from him and threw it over the countertop. >> police say the suspect was wearing only a jacket when he started shooting and it's not his first encounter with police, officers say he tried to cross a security barrier at the white house last year. >> 5:06. no collusion, that's the case the u.s. government is making in

the kate steinle case, they want new charges thrown out. the federal prosecutors filed those in september, after finding him not guilty on the most serious charges in the steinly killing. a jury did convict him of a gun charge. president trump called the ruling disgraceful. his defense says that that comment is proof that the government colluded with the state prosecutor. the defense tells the examiner that the feds and state work together so garcia czaratae cannot be charged on gun charges again. the judge will hear motions in the case tomorrow. today san francisco plans to sweep homeless encampments out of the mission district. teams from several city departments will take part in this cleanup. these sweeps in the mission have been carried out before, but mayor mark far rel is taking a tougher stance, wants a dedicated team to make sure they

don't return this time. >> rattlesnakes are coming out. a hiker bit several times yesterday. these are pictures the chp poeflted on his rescue on the facebook page. crews took the 79-year-old hiker to john muir medical center and he's xpeked to be okay. make sure to watch out if you're out hiking. wear boots. >> that's scary. i went hiking yesterday, didn't even think about that. >> got to watch your ankles. >> right now we're waking up to temperatures in the 50s as you get ready to head out on this monday morning. here's your hiking trail forecast in the east bay and yes, be careful out there. we do start out with cool temperatures. we'll be at 50 degrees at 7:00 and warming up already by 10:00 to 63 degrees. 78 with lots of sunshine by 1:00 and if you're heading out around maybe over towards mt. diablo, make sure you stay hydrated. it's going to be 82 degrees

today. much cooler along the coast, half moon bay with some 50s to start. sunshine and makes it into the low 60s for today with breezy winds. we'll take a look ahead to the week forecast in a few minutes. mike, you have more information about the car fire. >> that's right, a little bit but it's important information. now, south bay along the peninsula, that side is just fine, even the east bay, no real slowing, it's all the way up here, highway 4 but the early commute out of antioch, that will slow around bailey because we have one lane blocked after the car fire was discovered. highway 4 jamming up. the car was engulfed for a period of time. trying to get a status now on anything. no injuries reported but i want to know about the fire as well. after you pass that towards concord, just fine, 242, 680 down towards the wall nut creek interchange. look how beautiful this view is from the emeryville camera towards san francisco. there's the city in the background. over here the north bay, no

delays here, san rafael, you've got company but you're at speed. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >> coming up next on "today in the bay," untangling net neutrality. >> you might not get access to certain content because for whatever reason, maybe it's a big player that can pay for the content first. >> we talked to a local tech company about the future of the internet ahead of the big deadline. a wild scene caught on camera. school bus up in flames. this is a frantic rush to save everyone inside and famous doctor who was at the right place at the right time. mike tre

a nice mild start around the bay area as you head out the door. here's a live look outside in san jose. let's go to evergreen to check out our temperature trend for today. it's going to be 62 degrees already by 9:00. we know it's going to be a warm day. another one, we're back in the low 80s for the afternoon. and it will be cooling off as the week goes along and there may even be slight rain chances down the line. i'll talk about that coming up in less than five minutes. >> mild slowing out of the altamont for 580 and 84, no problems through livermore but hiohihighway 4 with a backup an fire. we'll track all of those. >> today the obama era net neutrality law is expected to come to an end.

>> it stopped isps from blocking or lslowing down your access to online content and the final day for anyone against the repeal to final a challenge. firefox mozilla already filed the lawsuit. how the end of net neutrality can affect you. >> for whatever reason, maybe it's a big player that can play for the content first and small players can't pay for that. these kind of rules favor incumbents in the market. >> actually in the majority of american households if you want more than 25 mega bits you have one choice, so in an environment where consumers have little choice and can't vote with their wallet, the free market doesn't work. >> that was sonic ceo dain jasper, small isp also against the repeal. 23 states including california are in the process of passing

their own net neutrality protection. a local congressman wants a bill of rights for internet users as well. south bay lawmaker drafted a new bill to outline what users rights should be. this weekend he held a town hall at independence high school. this is in san jose, representative says he wants input from silicon valley giants, including google and facebook and apple. >> it is a huge task and why it's not going to be an overnight process. we want to get it right. i think tim cook was right, cfo of apple when he said the regulations need to be well crafted. >> so far brazil and italy written language in their laws governing the internet and user rights. a call for changes to wells fargo. the state treasurer will personally deliver a letter to the san francisco based bank calling for leadership changes. last week they were fined $1 billion tied to auto lending and mortgages, not the other sales scandal. critics might call this a

publicity stunt. chung is running for governor and not polling as high as other candidates. it turns out americans are taking a critical look at big tech companies in the wake of the facebook data scandal. >> for the rest of the news let's check in with bertha coombs. good morning, bertha. >> good morning, laura and marcus, wall street first looks like it's going to start in the red today, just slightly below the even mark. markets are coming off a negative session on friday but the dow nasdaq and s&p 500 still saw their third positive week in the past four. there's going to be a busy week for economic data with reports on home sales and consumer confidence, durable goods and first quarter gdp which meshers economic growth. it is also the heaviest week of earnings season which is a big, big time around here. about a third of the s&p 500 set to report.

today we're going to hear from google's parents alphabet and amazon later in the week. friday the dow fell 201 points to 24,462. the nasdaq dropping 91 to 7146. prices at the pump continue to climb but i probably don't have to tell you that. the latest survey shows the average price is up ten cents over the past two weeks to 2.83 a gallon nationally. driven primarily by higher oil prices. 37 cents higher than this time last year and we're going into the summer so they are expected to rise even more. in the bay area gas is averaging between 3.60 and $3.70 a gallon. americans are taking a more critical view of big tech companies in the wake of facebook's data scandal. one firm still stands out above the rest and new poll by survey monkey and recode shows that 20% of people believe that amazon is having the most positive impact on society out of any other

major tech giant. amazon was followed by google, apple and facebook coming in fourth now. jeff bezos is believed to have the greatest impact on people's daily lives. and guys i don't know if you heard about his annual shareholder letter last week where he talked about things take time. he takes a long view. he had a friend who got a coach to learn how to do a hand stamp properly, took about six months. >> wow, exactly. patience for those who wait. >> thanks a lot. this is a pretty cute way to start a day. look at this. new video of baby kangaroo taking its very first steps. or hops. the joey crawls out of the mom's pouch and walks around on all fours at a zoo in sydney australia. >> i love spring, you see all of the new birth and what not. >> yeah. >> i want to get back in there.

>> that was good, i'm done. >> i was looking at first, like what is that moving and -- >> a baby. >> you're right. >> all right, maybe it's time for a trip to the zoo to see all of those spring babies around the bay area. and we're going to have some beautiful weather no matter what you're planning to do but it does heat up quickly and we're going to see the same thing. here's a live look outside in san jose with a clear start and fairly mild temperatures. let's get you out the door for school this morning with a look at that school day forecast for the south bay. 55 fwredegrees at 7:00 and rece it's already 65 degrees. if they are wearing a jack, walking to school in the morning, make sure they bring it home. look at the temperatures today, it's going to be in the upper 70s as you go back to pick them up from school or riding home, also in that pickup line. our temperatures today will make you have to turn on the air

conditioning for a little while. it's going to be up to 83 in gilroy and also in east san jose, cupertino, 80 degrees. it's going to be breezy as well, about 5 to 10 but we could have higher gusts, oakland 74 degrees. 64 in half moon bay. redwood city, 72. low 70s in san francisco and the mission districts and embark der ra and north bay up to 80 degrees in sonoma. as we break down today in oakland, we'll be in the low 70s by 4:00 and it's going to be a beautiful day but there will be some changes ahead. an area of low pressure will increase onion shore flow. that means a stronger ocean breeze and our temperatures will be coming down in response. as we head towards the weekend, a very slight chance of rain in the north bay. elsewhere it does stay dry. in san francisco, we go from 72 today to low 60s by the end of the weekend. inland areas will also be in the 60s by the end of the week. mike, you're starting to see a

lot of slowing on the roads. >> not a whole lot but one key spot seeing a lot more and that's over near highway 4. i wanted to show folks south bay up into san francisco and easy drive, this is where we are seeing a lot of slowing, not the altamont. there is a significant amount of traffic, it's standard over there. it's highway 4 up here and it's not over in antioch, it's getting towards bay point where we still have the car fire blocking the slow lane as you approach. then once you pass bailey, you're okay towards 242. 680 off the bridge, a smooth drive and car keen as bridge, bay bridge now, no metering lights just yet. they may be turned on in the next couple of seconds, we have reports of a disabled vehicle around the treasure island tunnel. we'll watch for any slowing there. no problems to the north, richmond/san rafael bridge an easy drive right now. >> coming up next on "today in the bay," beating the odds.

>> it was like i don't know, you would have to -- >> the one handed football star with sky high dreams, how his amputated hand has led him to be an nfl prospect. on the new jers

the photographer is why this video is making new video of a bus fire on the new jersey turnpike, the photographer is why this video

is making headlines as well. dr. oz shot it on his cell phone. tv personality posted the clip on facebook. he said he was driving by and students on board were on the way back to baltimore after a school trip and you can actually see the kids there, carrying musical instruments away from the flames. new this morning, good news for parents, fewer kids are exposed to liquid nicotine used in e cigarettes, the number of poisonings is dropping. no the containers are required to have child resistant packaging. more needs to be done to prevent potential poisoning. new this morning, are you ready for a new job. more people are willing to quit for a chance to make more money somewhere else. 30% say they'd take the risk. that's the highest percentage of american workers willing to jump jobs since the great recession a decade ago. >> broadly across the country employees have the confidence to go out and look for new jobs. it's a strong market and it is

definitely a candidate market. >> and the same study also says that 80% of the workers in their 30s and 40s are doing the right things to save for retirement. >> a couple of days from the nfl draft and one player hoping to make history, griffin had his hand amputated when he was a little boy. he said that set back makes him a better football player. >> do you think growing up without your left hand, made you a better football player than you would have been? >> yes, it's kind of funny, my brother said that before too, i don't know, you would have -- >> griffin is a linebacker at central florida. the conversation continues at 7:00 a.m. on the "today" show and the draft starts on thursday. >> great to see that. coming up here at 5:26, teachers taking a stand, the widespread demonstrations happening in the south bay today. >> a bigger concern is the fact if we're not shipping, our

supporters will be running out of stocks. >> from the east bay to the far east, one winery putting the cork on chinese exports. >> and the royal baby is born. we're live in london at the royal family welcomes a new bouncing baby boy. such an exciting time right now. the time 5:26, you're watching "today in the bay." bridge

welcome to monday morning. taking a live look outside at

the bay bridge, glistening, nice look out there. folks already up and about getting their workweek started. >> thanks for joining us on this monday. >> right now we want to share this beautiful monday with meteorologist kari hall tracking a beautiful forecast. >> we've had a great weekend and that continues into today. so you wake up this morning and it's still clear, not really all that cool and we're going to have those temperatures warming up very fast. 57 at 9:00. 79 degrees already by 2:00 and low 80s expected today. now normally we're at 70 degrees, we're going well above and beyond that. 85 in antioch and 74 in oakland. 72 today in san francisco. we'll talk about the weekend coming up in seven minutes and mike saying it's a better drive towards concord. >> and then in concord you might get a worse drive as traffic is released. we're talking about no problems from the south bay towards san francisco or in towards the oakland area via 880 or 580.

we're looking at highway 4, the earlier car fire has been cleared from the lanes. look at all of this traffic backed up in bay point heading towards 242 and 680 towards the walnut creek interchange. the bay bridge plaza metering lights are on but no problems blocking lanes for the incident towards treasure island. upper deck is clear. back to you guys. >> thank you very much. breaking news out of london, the duchess of cambridge also known as kate middleton has given birth to a boy. a live look at saint mary's hospital in central london. >> kensington palace posted a tweet, the baby 8 pounds, 7 ounces. >> big baby. >> kelly cobiella, you've been on baby watch there. >> reporter: absolutely. we've been on baby watch for a good i don't know eight months now, but seriously kate went on

maternity leave in late march, the third week in march and sort of been out of sight since then, we haven't seen so much of her, maybe one event or two but not in a big flashy official role, no working engagements. when we got the news this morning she was in the early stages of labor and come here to saint mary's hospital, obviously we along with the world media rushed to this very famous front door as well. i can tell you a big cheer went out from this very loyal group of royal fans who have been camping out here for the past several days now. when they heard the news that a little prince was born, as you mentioned, 8 pounds shl7 ounces the prince is fifth in line to the throne. he bumps uncle harry to the sixth spot in royal succession. and we fully expect that he will be introduced to all of us and all of you, the world here in front of the hospital on those steps behind me at some point

today. you'll remember when princess charlotte was born she was born at 8:34 in the morning back in 2015 and william and kate were out here in front of the hospital later that afternoon. so we'll be keeping our eye on those front steps for you and report on this all through the morning on the quts today show of course. >> it's always nice when a baby is born, let alone a prince. we'll wait and watch for kelly's full report on the quts today show later this morning. >> 5:33, the top story locally, if your kids go to school in the evergreen district, the teacher might be distracted. >> teachers will protest the latest contract offer. live at holly oak elementary with what the union is actually pushing for, good morning, chris. >> reporter: hi, there, the

school day starts here at holy oak elementary school in elementary school at 8:05 as parents come to drop off kids they'll be met with teachers picketing in front of the school and handing out information about the status of their contract negotiations. this is not a strike. the teachers will be in class but definitely they will have other things on their mind in addition to the regular curriculum. here's where those negotiations stand this morning. the union and the district declared an impasse back in february saying further negotiations between the two parties would be pointless. the next step after that is mediation with a state appointed mediator. i was just in communication with the union president and he said that actually failed so now they are certificateed for a fact fig panel. one person from each side and one independent from the state. if there's still no agreement after the fact finding panel, then the district can impose its last best offer and the union at that point then can vote to

strike. the evergreen school district is facing an $18 million deficit and in january announced the prospect of consolidating some schools, cutting its coaches, tech support even some principle positions because of those consolidations. the evergreen district serves 12,000 students in kinder through eighth grade at 18 different schools. one of the district struggles is one we have reported on for other districts as well, that is declining enrollment and fewer students means fewer instructional dollars as well. the teachers plan their informational campaign for 7:45 this morning. coming up in the next hour at 6:30, we'll take a look at some of the teachers salaries and how they stack up against other districts as well. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> the contract disputes seen across the country right now. >> 5:35, if you booked on a southwest airline flight today you may want to check the status before heading to the airport.

the reason you want to do this. the airlines already canceled 91 flights including three at sfo, dwo at sjc and at least one at oakland international airport. this morning the airline has been canceling flights to conduct accelerated fan blade inspections. southwest says at the only make up of 1% of their nearly 4,000 flights. the famous wine industry could be one of the biggest losers in president trump's trade war with china that includes bay area wineries and hundreds who work there. it's a story you'll only see on "today in the bay." bob redell liver in livermore at the winte vineyard estate and explaining the impact of what's happening to them there. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning, california wine country in the north bay and here in the east bay could be hurt over time if this trade fight between the united states and china winds on.

wente family estates in livermore had to put a cork in exports to china. we're talking about 3,000 to 5,000 cases of wine waiting to be shipped but importers in china don't want to pay the 15% tariff on the wine. that's a tariff china imposed on america in retaliation to president trump's tariffs. that 15% on top of the preexisting 48% in taxes and tariffs. the vice president of international sales tells us the lost business to china is no way going to put his winery out of business or cause a wine glut, nothing like that, however, he is worried about what could happen a few months from now. >> even a bigger concern is the fact that if we're not shipping our importers will be running out of stocks. if they are running out of stocks and shelf space for california wines and wenty wines will be open and many wine producing countries around the world clammering for the shelf space that want to take that position away from california.

>> reporter: they estimate that china will run out of their stock of wine over the next 30 to 60 days. leaving them vulnerable to kungts like chile and new zee lands who have now tariff and australia who will be tariff free. waiting to take market share away from california. bob redell, "today in the bay.." it is 5:38. frlts are still looking into what started a fire at the san francisco apartment building that killed a woman over the weekend. this morning the building's owner still not answering a big question, where were the smoke alarms. sam meyer who owns the apartment caught fire tells us the flames and smoke filled his unit. not a single smoke detector went off. there was a lot of smoke reported there as well. it happened on saturday night. the building is in the inner sunset. all of the units were destroyed and 70-year-old jessica castro didn't make it out.

here's sam meyer describing how he tried to help his downstairs neighbor. >> she could have followed me right up the stairs and we were all yelling her to come up and she just wouldn't. she was a little bit out of her mind and she was just saying, you know, i don't -- she was babbling. >> cell phone video shows how large that fire was. as for the smoke alarms, nbc bay area reporter thom jen sen asked why they didn't work. the owner however declined to answer. >> many transit areas in the bay area, a lot of people tried to do it, you might get in trouble if you don't pay for a muny ride. you might get away with it but this morning we're learning that the person who's supposed to check where you paid can get in big trouble as well. someone leaked a disciplinary report to the examiner and shows in february the agency suspended one inspector for failing to write enough tickets to passengers who did not pay fares. that inspector only gave out two

citations during an eight-hour shift and others gave out more than five. comcast cares, the parent company to nbc universal, several of us spent the weekend volunteering in the bay area. our parent company donated 300,000 problems to fin shall a wellness center. kari and i donned the green shirts in san jose. she was out there pulling weeds and i somehow was shoveling and mulch and digging holes. >> putting in the work. >> i thought this is going to throw out my back but it was great. there was a lot of work out there, a lot of great volunteers from the bay area out there. so no doubt these kids will be pretty excited when they get back to school today and everything is cleaned up. it was really fun. >> that's what it's all about. >> i didn't make it out this year because i was actually involved in another fundraiser that night. but it was always a great reward being with the other colleagues within the company, great group -- >> it was fun. >> yeah. >> get a little dirty.

>> look at the newsroom -- look towards san jose, northbound 101 just starting to pick up the volume. not a major problem, pretty clear roadways throughout the south bay. there's a little slowing and it sounds like the crash should be clear. 880 south at 237. now this other one over there, highway 4 did clear. you see cloeing towards concord out of bay point but starting to move better. no problems for the walnut creek interchange, bay bridge toll plaza has the backup and oakland, easy drive, northbound with tail lights from the coliseum through downtown. no issues. >> your nails are in intact. >> i had the gloves on. >> look very nice. >> a lot of lady bugs there, really cool. >> that's night. >> as we make plans for this weekend coming up, it's going to be much cooler. here's a look at our forecast for saturday and also be watching out for a chance of

rain in the north bay on sunday, even cooler. up to 60 degrees for the coast and bay 62. if you're thinking i already know i'm going to heatherly this weekend we have 100 inches for the mountain but a lot will be melting. better get there this weekend, should be nice with 50s and also sharing snap shots of my weekend, @karihall weather. you can let me 234know what you doing this weekend coming up. >> we look forward to it. thanks. >> 5:42. coming up on "today in the bay," how safe is the building you live in? an alarming new report that shows how many would be ready for a major earthquake in the bay area. the historic bill that would alert you if your doctor is in trouble with the law. you could save energy

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. it's 5:45. it starts out with a busy morning as you head out the door. it's going to warm up fast today too. 62 at 9:00 and 82 at 10:00 and it's going to still be above normal the next couple of days and then it will be cooling off towards the weekend. a look at that and microclimate forecast in five minutes. looking at the travel times, a great drive through the east

bay. the castro valley -- smooth drive as well. peninsula, no slowing as you would expect. we'll give you a closer look coming up. are you and your family prepared? i ask that because of an alarming new report, the bay area is falling behind when it comes to earthquake readiness according to an l.a. times report. there are reportedly 3,000 concrete buildings in san francisco at risk of collapsing during an earthquake. this is video from the loma prieta quake that hit in 1989. take a look there. in oakland, almost 2,000 wood frame apartment buildings are in danger but the cities don't even have a published list of where those buildings are. there's no laws requiring any retrofitting for these buildings. in the meantime, happening today the san francisco public works department will host first of two open houses this week. their engineers will build model cities and tests -- then will

test the earthquake resiliency on specially crafted shake tables. to see how the buildings hold up, you can go to meeting at 9:00 this morning. we've been hearing a lot from the former head of the fbi james comey, certainly not over. he's bringing his book tour to san francisco tonight. mr. comey will be speaking at the curran theater in front of a sold out crowd. his book covers his service as director from 2013 to 2017 including his interactions with president trump. the president calls comey quote, an untruthful slimeball. his words. your doctor may soon have new rules what he or she has to tell you. state lawmakers will start hearings on bills aimed at protecting patients, requiring doctors to disclose if they are on probation for any wrongdoing including sexual misconduct. happening today, a new head

of nasa will start his new job. admiral jim bridenstein is seen here addressing congress. vice president mike pence will conduct the official swearing in ceremony. senators confirmed the oklahoma congressman last week, more than seven weeks after he was nominated. brooidenstein is a former navy pilot serving his third term in the house of representatives when president trump picked him. sei the legacy of the central valley union leader left behind lives on. today santa clara county supervisor cortez is leading a pilgrimage to the soun south of bakersfield where chavez was buried. he spent much of his life fighting for farm workers through nonviolence, he died of natural causes while visiting yuma. he was 66 years old. a berkeley election driving the internet nuts so to speak. it is senator furry boy.

he's now a member of the student senate. people actually voted for a squir elwho campaigned on hot button issues such as improved access to acorns but the guy who ran the joke campaign and dressed as a squirrel, will take his role seriously. steven boyle is sfr stockton and says he'll focus on bringing students together and ending food waste and supporting students with disabilities. >> get their attention, they will vote. >> representing a squir el? >> squirrel by proxy. >> interesting vote there. >> i'm voting for cooler weather, because it's been very warm. seems like we skipped spring and went right to the summer. we're going to go back to spring in a few days. we have all kinds of weather in the forecast. as you get out the door this morning in oakland, it is all clear and no issues, it's not as cool as we've seen lately. as we look at that school day

forecast in oakland, it's going to be 53 degrees walking to school and some low 70s today getting out of school. you might want to go to the park later today it's going to be a great one to get outside. here's a look at at&t park all nice and quiet, if you're going out there later this evening for the game, at first pitch at 7:15, we'll be at about 61 degrees and it will be cool and breezy. make sure you have on the layers. our temperatures drop back in the mid-50s by the end of the game. a look at all of our highs todays as we make plans for this monday morning, 81 in santa rosa, 72 in san francisco and 82 in san jose and antioch, 85 degrees. just skipping spring there. as you get dressed this morning, i do need layers and a jacket. as it warms up, you'll be wearing a t-shirt and shorts to stay comfortable of the then we will have changes as the week goes ahead. this area of low pressure will

change our wind flow bringing in stronger ocean breezes and that will help cool us off. we're going to start out the week with low 70s in san francisco. low 60s by the weekend. and also going to be watching out for a chance of some showers in the north bay on saturday. but other than that, it looks like a nice quiet and dry forecast as we return to spring. and mike, now you're tracking a slowdown for highway 101. >> i am, we know about the little bits of slowing we see in san jose but as i checked out the south county, i did more slowing and visited our friends with the chp division in monterey and said indeed there's debris around dunne causing more slowing as the build happens to morgan hill. more slowing coming out of gilroy. we'll track this and hopefully they can clear that pretty quickly. things are held up in morgan hill. here no surprises out of theal to mont or dublin interchange.

highway 4, a smooth steady flow after the earlier car fire, cleared around bailey, hasn't been a problem this morning. dublin interchange, slow 580 towards the dublin grade. the palo alto and peninsula a smooth speed limit drive. back to you. >> let's hope it stays that way. 5:52, a murder mystery in california, three found dead inside a home and two children. the clues police are following right now. happening now at 5:52, developing story out of north cry i can't. chinese officials say 36 died in a bus crash. experts say chinese tourists make up 80% of foreign tourists to north korea. toys "r" us stores going up for auction today. a canadian investment firm will be handling that sell-off. you'll recall they filed for bankruptcy back in september and announced in march they are closing all of the stores. several other places are taking those gift cards however. check it out. more news after this break. taki

our emeryville welcome back, 5:55 for you. taking a live look outside at our emeryville camera, off to a beautiful but cool start. we should get another warm and pleasant day here in the bay area. kari has your full forecast in five minutes. >> it's 5:55, a homicide in

month defendant at a. three people were found dead over the weekend and included two children. the victims were found early yesterday morning. police say a 4-year-old and 6-year-old boy were killed and haven't said who the third victim was. officers not saying much about happened as well but say it was isolated and not looking for any suspects. neighbors as you see placing flowers outside the home. >> just want to let them know we're thinking of them and praying for them. >> i have a 2-year-old grandson and it hits right at the heart. it's sad. it's sad to know that there was two young boys involved. >> neighbors say a man, woman and two children moved into that home just in january. we're learning new details on the death of grammy nominated dj avich chi, there's nothing suspicious and they ruled out foul play. he died on friday at just 28 years old. he had health issues in the past including acute pancreasitic and

gall bladder removed. canceled several shows to recover from that and quit touring in 2016 but continuing making music in the studio. it's 5:57. sl have you ever felt lonely, loneliness is now a public health epidemic. some researchers say it is more deadly than smoking, 15 cigarettes a day. key researcher on the topic and professor at byu explains the physical risk of being lonely. >> it is accurate to say that loneliness carries a stronger risk than the risk associated with obesity, physical inactivity and air pollution. >> you can catch the full interview in a brand-new series called "together today" coming up on the quts today show. >> contra costa county public worths crews will be out from

today through may 10th. the work is happening on mountain view boulevard. this is in walnut creek near palmer road. if you're driving through that area, you will see traffic controllers out from 9:00 to 4:00 every day. make sure you plan for those delays. >> new this morning, school shootings and gun control been in the spotlight since the florida school shooting, even before that. but one man now is developing a type of film that covers windows making it tougher for someone to get inside. isaac askeroff worked at the school and realized the schools he was in charge of protecting were vulnerable to attacks. >> unfortunately, sandy hook, that's what happened, the door was locked and put round through the glass next to the door and it became a doorway. >> the company is already

working with utah schools to install that really protective glass. we still don't know when the sharks will start the second round of playoffs but they will have to do it without joe thornton. thornton won't be playing in the series opener and missed the last 39 games because of an injury to his knee. good news here, he is skating and participating in warm-ups with the team. the sharks face off against the vegas golden knights for round two of the playoffs. looking live at at&t park with the giants return home after sweeping the angels. brandon bell coming back with a new record. top of the first inning ended up breaking the record for the longest at-bat with a 21-pitch marathon. it lasted 12:45. the previous record was 20 pitches back in 1998. the epic at-bat ended with a line drive to the right fielder for first out of the game. giants went on to win this one,

4-2. they are hosting the washington nationals tonight. >> right now at 6:00, breaking overnight, it is a boy. how the royal couple is doing this morning after the duchess of cambridge delivered her third child. the rally plan to bring more affordable housing to the bay area. north korea promises to stop its nuclear testing the reason some lawmakers are exceskeptica >> good morning to you on this monday morning. 6:00 and a beautiful day to start off the workweek. i'm marcus washington. >> those temperatures will creep up quite quickly, right? >> we know how it goes. it starts out cool and once the sun comes up, the temperatures start to ramp up. it's a day where you need layers if you'll be out early. we're going to see this beautiful sunrise under way. we are now 22 minutes away from sunrise and let's get the kids out the door for sl