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 school this

morning. a jacket needed early with our temperatures in the mid-50s. look at that noon, 75 degrees and upper 70s, walking home from school. so it's going to warm up quite a bit, the 7-day forecast does show big cooling for the bay area by the end of the week. i'll detail that coming up. mike you have a warning for san jose drivers. >> i do. counter commute direction southbound 101 is seeing slowing. we'll show you that overall there are no real big surprises and backup is on at the bay bridge toll plaza. northbound 101 typically shows a little slowing but southbound towards mckee, there's slowing and there may be garden bee b e dedegree over the roadway. we'll continue to follow that issue. over here the golden gate bridge does show low clouds hovering around the area but visibility for drivers is just fine. it gives this eerie look but you see the beautiful lights still light beiing up.

>> lighter news this morning, breaking news, it's a boy! there's a new little prince in the world. right now we're eagerly watching this london hospital, kate and baby number three are expected to walk out sometime this morning. she gave birth an hour ago. no name announced just jyet, weighs 8 pounds, 7 ounces, baby and mom both said to be doing well. the new baby boy is the fifth in line to the throne after charles, will, 4-year-old prince george, 2-year-old princess charlotte. >> 6:02 right now. happening today, protesters expected to take a stand and push for stricter rent control. all across the state. we know here in the bay area those rent prices skyrocketing, pricing people out. "today in the bay's" pete suratos. >> reporter: good morning to you, marcus, we're going to see rallies across the state including here in the bay area

regarding this issue. we got renters advocate groups that got enough signatures to get a vote on this come november regarding a state rent control law that's been around since 1995. the law i'm referring to is the costa hawkins law. it makes it legal for cities to apply rent caps to properties built after 1995. on top of that it prevents cities from passing rent control ordinances on rented condominiums or single family homes. of course this is an issue in the bay area where rents are extremely expensive and i took a look at the latest numbers from a survey done on the apartment list done last month and there were three bay area cities that cracked the top four spots when it comes to the most expensive rent in the country. you see there on the television screen, san francisco just above $3,000 for a median price for two-bedroom. san jose just above $2500 and in oakland rents just above $2200. our crews did get a chance to

speak with one bay area renter who says the rent in the bay area is simply getting out of hand. >> six or seven months ago the landlord wants to increase my rent 110% more. that's just impossible. that's impossible to pay. but like you say, we have to find many jobs to pay the rent. >> reporter: quite a jump there. landlords will still be able to capitalize on investments even if there are restrictions. now the groups behind the petition got more than 500,000 signatures to get a vote on this issue this coming november but there are going to be rallies, one of them in oakland that's set for 12:00 p.m. reporting live, pete suratos for "today in the bay." developing in the midwest, a man accused of killing four people at the nashville tennessee waffle house this weekend is still on the loose.

police consider him very dangerous. they say thatreinking would have killed more people but a brave man stepped in to stop him. >> i ran through the swivel door and hit him with the swivel door and then the gun was kind of jammed up and pushed down. so we were scuffling. and i managed to get him one hand on the gun then i grabbed it from him and threw it over the countertop. >> police say that suspect was only wearing a jacket when he started shooting. no clothes underneath. and it's not his first encounter with police. officers say that he tried to cross a security barrier at the white house just last year. 6:05. no collusion, that's the case u.s. government is making in the kate steinle case. attorneys for zarate want new gun charges thrown out. federal prosecutors filed the charges in december after a jury found that zarate not guilty on

the most serious charges in steinle's killing. a judge didn't convict him of a gun charge. president trump calls the ruling disgraceful. zarate's defense says that comment is proof they colluded with the state prosecutor. zarate cannot be tried on gun charges again. a judge will hear the motions in the case tomorrow. today san francisco plans to sweep homeless encampments out of the mission district. they'll take part in the big cleanup. sweeps have been carried out about before the mayor is taking a tougher stance this time and wants to create a dedicated team to make sure the tents don't return. >> taking a live look at capitol hill this morning where the president is meeting with the president of france today but president trump is pushing back against critics on the planned meeting with north korea's

president. tra tracie potts is live with more. what are senators saying about this? >> reporter: well, senators and members of congress kind of skeptical whether or not kim jong-un is going to follow through and keep his word. there's no trust built up between these countries, there's no trust built up between the 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. >> the good public relations move, we'll see -- we want to see substance does. >> reporter: lawmakers worry the decision is easily reversed. >> the reputation of the north koreans has been that they don't necessarily keep their agreements. >> 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 they've been on the back foot for a long time. >> reporter: they are promising the white house won't back down. >> we're going to keep up maximum pressure and not going to stop until they denuclearize. >> reporter: president trump already declaring victory on twitter, saying wow, we haven't given up anything and they agreed to denuclearization. so great for the world. so we'll wait to see what happens with that meeting. we still don't know when it's going to happen. but we do know that there is concern about north korea backing out of this promise to back off its nuclear program. marcus and laura, back to you. >> one of those things we have to keep watching to see what will happen next. 6:08, watch out, the rattlesnakes are coming out. a north bay hiker recovering after he was bit several times yesterday. it happened off a hiking trail

on the popular mt. tamle pie yas, you looking at pictures from the rescue. crews took the 79-year-old hiker to john muir medical center. expected to be okay. make sure you watch out if you're hiking. they like to come out, kari hall. >> oh, my goodness. we were just hiking yesterday and i'm telling my son, climb on that rock so i can take your picture. i feel horrible. at least we didn't see anything like that. as you walk out early this morning, we have some 50s and if you do plan on going hiking in the east bay, maybe going around mt. diablo, be careful. it's a cool morning though. nice and cool, 50 degrees at 7:00, 10:00 we're at 6 3 degrees and already start to feel much warmer. we're up to 78. make sure you stay hydrated as well. you'll find much cooler temperatures along the coast, half moon bay in the low 50s at 9:00 and low 60s at 3:00 with

some sunshine. we'll take a look at today's temperature trend for san jose coming up. mike you have a pleasant update. >> or more plus apleasant. all of the lawn clippings it looks like it's cleared up. chp still has it on the report but i'm tracking sensors and you saw the slowing earlier that had cleared counter commute northbound or westbound depending which freeway you're using. traffic slowing a bit in silicon valley. 880 southbound a disabled vehicle reported around industrial. nothing major we'll track that as folks head towards the san mateo bridge, 92 on the map. live on the camera, westbound with tail lights, really building up for the flat section. this typically happens about this time of day. it's slow heading to the peninsula on 92. over here westbound 580 moves nicely. richmond here and live shot and san rafael moves smoothly in the

north bay. back to you. >> thanks, mike. coming up next, unwinding net neutrality. we talk to local tech companies big and small about the future of the internet. and later, a man survives a bear attack only to be attacked by a shark a year later. his plan to get back into the wild coming up at 6:25 this morning. you're watching "today in the bay." to move california forward, we need to help more californians get ahead. that's why antonio villaraigosa brought both parties together to balance the state budget with record investments

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good monday morning. we're coming up on 6:14 as we watch a beautiful sunrise under way. looking outside in san jose, our temperatures start out in the 50s and we'll already be in the mitd-70s at noon heading back in the low 80s, pretty much like yesterday. even though we do have a warm start to the week, it will not end that way. we have big changes on the way. i'll talk about it coming up in less than five minutes. >> i spotted these flashing lights southbound 101 around tully. we'll let you know what's going on. doesn't look like lanes are blocked but i'll confirm. >> 6:14 right now. >> today the obama era net neutrality rule is expected to come to an end. >> it stopped internet service providers from slowing down your access to online content. today is the final day for anyone against the repeal to final a challenge.

firepox mozilla already filed the lawsuit. daniel dix son explains how the end of net neutrality can impact you. >> 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 and small players can't pay for that because these kinds of rules favor incumbents in the market. we'll start to see these things happen over time. >> 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. >> you just heard from sonic ceo dain jasper, a small isp out of santa rosa and also against that repeal. 23 states, including california are in the process of passing their own net neutrality protection. we should mention comcast our parent company supports the

repeal efforts. wall street could start the trading day in the red off a negative session on friday. it's a busy week for economic data and also the heaviest week of earnings season. this is with the third of the s&p 500 set to report. now today we'll hear from google's parental if al if a be. >> gas prices keep climbing, jumped 9 cents, higher oil prices and gas is always more expensive here in california. in oakland, you'll pay $3.59 and in san jose it's $3.62. of course the highest place san francisco, $3.70 a gallon. today a call for changes to wells fargo. the california state treasurer will personally deliver to a san francisco based bank. calling for leadership changes. last week the government fined

the bank a billion tied to auto lending and mortgages, not the sales scandal. critics call it a publicity stunt, running for governor and not polling as high as other candidates. america takes complete control of the voice, viewers will get a chance to vote for who stays in the competition for the rest of the way starting with tonight's top 12. the coaches at this point powerless moving forward. the only job is really to guide the remaining artists through the intense rehearsals. >> i've seen people -- i've seen wills drop in a sense ever somebody who wanted it and by the time they got down the stretch, were just fatigued. >> tired but still ready to sing. here's that full lineup for you tonight. you can catch "the voice" at 8:00, followed by an episode of "good girls" and nbc bay area news at 11:00. >> we want to check the forecast, weather and traffic together expecting a pretty nice

day today on the warmer side. >> still feeling like summer out there. we continue the weather we had from over the weekend and then as we go towards the end of the week, some big changes ahead. let's get out the door this morning. live look outside in san francisco. beautiful sunrise. it's not too cool, it's 52 degrees. as we get a look at dublin as the sun rises it's a great start on this monday morning. let's go to livermore. it's going to be 52 degrees at 7:00. a jacket needed walking to school but already by recess, they'll start to peel off the layers, make sure they come home with a jacket. by the time you walk home it will be 80 degrees in the middle of the day. then as you get ready to head out the door for your morning commute in the east bay, upper 50s by 8:00 and lunch outside perfect temperature at 70 degrees. mid-70s by 2:00. if you have plans to go out to

at&t park this evening, here's a look now, all nice and quiet but it will be busy again today and first pitch at 7:15. it will be 61 degrees, layers needed with the winds kicking up tonight and mid-50s by the end of the game. we're going to have a beautiful warm day, breezy winds coming in from the northwest with low 80s for the south bay and some mid-80s for spots like antioch and concord. and the peninsula still cool along the coast while palo alto will see a high of 78 degrees. low 70s in san francisco and 80 today in sonoma. then an area of low pressure will drop in and change our winds bringing a stronger onshore flow, stronger ocean breeze by the end of the week. i'll watch for a slight chance of showers on saturday. mike, flashing lights in san jose. >> right, kari, there was nothing reported about it in the chp but that means this was

what's called sealed initiated as someone was driving they determined the need to put someone over or pulled over to help somebody. only affecting the shoulder from southbound 101. counter commute clearly the commute direction this one northbound where the slowing starts to show up right there at 680 and moving north of there up towards oakland road. that's the only segment i'm sirvegle, everything else is great through silicon valley. from the south county, the early slowing because of debris around dunne leads more slowing north of morgan hill you're fine. highway 17, no major surprises over for the tri-valley offr crossing the bay. oakland, a little haze but not a problem for drivers. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >> 6:20, coming up next, lucky or unlucky, you be the judge on this one. a man survives a bear attack then gets attacked by a shark. )g >> rarely happens anyway, the

same person twice. >> we'll introduce you to the young man who says he's still planning to go back in the wild even after those attacks. a day of fun and saving money with online coupons goes completely wrong. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. and so busy, kris sanchez played seam stress working on costumes fo s for her daughter' play. why kris she's thankful to her mom. the time is 6:21. you're watching "today in the bay." nbc bay area responds. to

groupon deals gone wrong! a san jose woman says s 6:24, quts nbc bay area area responds to groupon deals gone wrong. >> our response team got right on it. >> here's chris chmura. >> good morning. cynthia pilgrim bought two show tickets on groupon, advertised a 7:00 p.m. start time, even printed on cynthia's receipt. but when she arrived before 7:00, the event was over. it actually had started at 3:00 in the afternoon. unfortunately cynthia's luck did

not approve. she bought a restaurant deal and found the restaurant closed for good. cynthia says looking to refund both items but didn't get anywhere. >> we contacted groupon and it refunded cynthia $116 exactly what she paid for the two deals and groupon also gave her a $100 credit. in a statement, groupon said we want our customers to have an amazing experience every time they use a groupon or work with them to make it right. the pre-paid deals can save you money but adding that middleman can also create problems. just ask cynthia. so before you buy in, make one call to the actual provider, just to be sure everything is in order. if you have a consumer complaint, please call us, 888-996-tips or visit

nbcbayarea.com/responds. thanks, chris. 6:25. this is either the luckiest guy in the world or unluckiest. 20-year-old dillon mcwilliams survived a bear attack last year only to become a victim of a shark attack last thursday while he was on vacation in hawaii. he said he felt something hit his leg while he was in the water then realized it was a shark and bit him. he swam back to the shore and ended up with $7 stitch and last summer a bear attacked him sleeping in a tent in colorado. the shark attack took him by surprise since he had already had ang animal attack him. >> felt something hit my leg and looked down and there was a lot of blood and saw the shark underneath me. rarely happens anyway, the same person twice. >> is he tempting fate? mcwilliams said it won't keep him out of nature and he plans to get back in the water soon as well. he says this is his third wild animal bite. a rattlesnake bit him while

hiking in utah. >> if he has nine lives, he's used three of those with six left. get back in the water. >> 6:27, coming up on "today in the bay," continuing coverage of breaking news, it's a boy, we're live in london as the world waits to get first glimpse of the newest member of the royal family. >> from the east bay to the far east, one winery putting the cork in chinese exports. the story you'll see only on "today in the bay." we'll be back in two minutes. stick around. right now at 6:30-

we )re off to a cool start, but it will srt right now at 6:30, we're off to a cool start. boy, those tmgemperatures goingo creep up. a live look outside, the sun is arriving and a great weekend, thanks for starting your monday morning with us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. >> it's not a bad start this morning. we had cooler mornings indeed and heading out to school, it's going to warm up so fast, it will be a distant memory by noon to 1:00 with temperatures in the low 70s. san francisco up to 72 degrees but notice as the week goes along that it's going to be cooling off and by saturday, we'll start to see a few more clouds moving in. also be watching out for a slight chance of rain in the north bay.

but i'm going to talk just about the weekend forecast and help you make plans here on this monday morning. mike, you're starting to get help from multiple sources this morning. >> a lot more points of information, we're talking about the speed sensors of course, chp no major issues. 87, there may be an issue and i'll track that again. 580, no surprises out of the altamont pass, if folks take one of the routes bob has been reporting the last few months, our waze system, tesla road to the south, that is a cut-through and we got a report from one of our friends on the waze team, dr.nol 24. they are a member of nbc bay area wazers and that's the team where we share information with all of our viewers. back to you. all right, there's a new member of the royal team. live pictures from london this morning, breaking news, look at

this, they just posted this out of bucking ham palace. i believe the royal duchess of cambridge -- >> 11:01. a little boy. there's a new prince that will be in the palace and 8 pounds, 7 ounces, we were on watch outside of the hospital with the pomp and circumstance that the royal the royal family has. >> everyone is excited for that step outside. >> with our babies born fairly quickly, they came out, kate middleton and of course her prince husband. it will be the fifth in line to the royal family -- to the throne. >> and we're still really waiting to hear the baby's name. kelly cobiella is in london with the excite building. >> marcus and laura, good morning, a very windy london.

the country today celebrating the birth of a little prince as the prince born at 11:01 this morning. a cheer went out here in front of the hospital when the birth was announced. there's a very dedicated group of royal fans to come out and camp out by the hospital once it's learned that the birth is getting near. so they've been out here for the past few days. cheered when they heard a prince was born. and now we're waiting really to see kate william and their newborn baby come out and be introduced really to the world. it's become somewhat of a ritual, prince george made his international debut on these steps as a newborn as well as princess charlotte back in 2015. the baby is fifth in line to the throne, bumps prince harry to the sixth spot and no doubt a joyous occasion with the prime minister and the queen both

saying they are delighted. marcus and laura. >> new baby in the house is always fun. thank you very much. 6:33, happening today, teachers in one south bay school district plan to protest against the latest contract offer. >> kris sanchez is live at holy oak elementary school. kris, we're seeing this across the country. why are teachers in the evergreen district, why are they not happy about what's going on right now? >> reporter: well, marcus, i'll tell you this is really about a contract negotiation that's been going on for a very long time. the first school bell rings at 8:05 here and as parents show up to drop off their kids, they are going to be meet by teaches are picketing and handing out information about the contract negotiation process. within the last half hour, i got this statement from the president of the evergreen school district union, teachers union and reads in part, evergreen teachers are determined to stand up for our students and ourselves and we're fed up with paying for education

out of our pocket. we believe teach being childrin a calling but should not come as an expense of our own family. here's where things stand right now. union declared a impasse saying further negotiations would be pointless. mediation with a mediator failed and now that evergreen union president tells me that it is onto the fact finding panel which is one person from each side and one independent person from the state. if there is still no agreement after that, the district can impose its last best offer and the union can vote to strike. now, the evergreen school district faces an $18 million deficit and in january, announced a prospect of consolidating schools and cutting instructional coaches and tech support and even principal positions. the evergreen district serves 12,000 students from kindergarten through eighth grade at 18 different campuses.

one of the struggles is one that other districts are also having, a declining enrollment. we have reported on that in the last few months. the teachers plan on handing out this information and beginning their campaign at 7:45. rest assured they will be in a classroom today. if your students are in classrooms here in the district, they will have their teacher there but before the teachers head to class they will be meeting with parents outside their campuses, 18 of them all around. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thanks so much, kris. >> if you're booked on a southwest airlines flight today you might want to check the status of your flight before you head to the airport. the airline has already canceled 91 flights today including three at sfo. at least one at oakland international this morning. the airline has been canceling flights to con sem accelerated fan blade inspections.

mid air engine pron killed a passenger last week. it only makes up 1% ever the nearly 4,000 flights. firefighters are still looking into what started the fire at a san francisco apartment building that killed a woman over the weekend. this morning, that building's owner is still not answering one big question, where were the smoke alarms. sam meyer whose apartment caught fire tells us as flames and smoke filled the unit, not a single smoke detector went off. you can see there in the video just how much smoke we're talking about. this happened saturday night, the building is in the inner sunset. all three units were destroyed. 70-year-old jessica castro did not make it out. here's sam meyer describing how he tried to help. >> she could have followed me up the stairs, we were 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 know, she was babbling. >> take a look at this cell phone video. this shows how large the fire was and as for the smoke alarm, thom jensen asked the owner why they did not work and the owner declined to answer the question. it is 6:38, california famous wine industry could actually 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 only on "today in the bay," bob redell live in livermore at wente with the impact happening 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 says they have to put a cork in exports to china. we're talking about 3,000 to 5,000 cases of red and white wine waiting to be shipped,

ready to be shipped but supporters in china don't want to pay the 15% tariff on the wine. a tariff china imposed on america in retaliation to president trump's tariffs on them. that 15% is on top of the preexisting 48% in taxes and tariffs. wente's vice president of international sales says the lost business to china is in no way going to put the winery out of business or cause a wine glut but he is worried what could happen a few months from now. >> even a bigger concern is the fact that if we're not shipping our supporters will be running out of stocks and shelf space for california wines and wente wines will be open and there are many wine producing around the world clamorring for the shelf space who want to take that position from california. >> reporter: wente estimates that china will run out of stock of wine in the next 30 to 60 days, leaving wente vulnerable

to countries like chile and new zealand who have no tariffs and australia which will be tariff free starting next year. mainly we're talking about countries who are waiting to pounce and try to take that market share away from california. reporting live here in livermore, bob redell, qu"todayn the bay". >> comcast cares, of course comcast, parent company of nbc universal, several of us spent part of the weekend working with volunteers in the bay area. our parents company donated $300,000 to finish a wellness center in santa rosa. you can see kari hall and i donning our green comcast shirts and we helped out at the middle school in san jose. kari has hard at work pulling weeds and i somehow got stuck shoveling and digging holes and working hard with the big guys. don't know how that happened. but it was a lot of fun and made such great improvements to the school. always nice to see.

thank you to all of the volunteers that came out. it was great. >> it's because we showed our friends at the begin of that video painting the entire column without using a ladder. that was the issue there. we're looking at from bottom to top, a smooth drive on the map. no real surprises, you do of course have slower drive of the i want to point out san jose, there was a crash reported south 87 but no slowing there. northbound normal drive there. towards the tri-valley, contra costa, moving very nicely this morning. no major problems. there's the bay bridge and it's got the backup. the crash was reported but looks like it's clear. >> that's good. >> see the sun out there. >> it's going to warm up today but this weekend we'll have a different story. it will cool off around the bay area. as we look at saturday's forecast, check out these highs, only reaching 65 degrees inland and there may be a chance of

rain in the north bay. for the coast on sunday, more of the same, 60 degrees but a lot of sunshine once again. not going to see much out of that. if you're going to russian river valley, head's up about the chance of rain on saturday. otherwise it's going to be a beautiful weekend for going out to some of the vineyards and enjoying time outside. going to heavenly, there's still about 100 inches of snow for the upper mountain but with temperatures this warm for the weekend and also throughout the week, you want to get there soon. i'm also sharing some of my memories from over the weekend. i found a beautiful lilly garden @karihall weather. you can see more snapshots from the wks. i'll look at today's temperature trend in three minutes. >> thanks so much, kari. it's 6:42. >> falling behind, the alarming new report that finds the bay area is not prepared for major earthquake. >> plus, the stock market opening higher than some

anticipated. you can see the dow is up 41 points there and also wall street zeroed in on interest rates as they pushed higher. the time is 6:43 and you're watching "today in the bay."

(time check ( good monday morning, it is 6:45, a clear sunrise and temperatures in the 50s, as we go through the day in los gatos, upper 50s by 8:00 and it will warm up fast again today.

75, lunch outside and then low 80s today. you may be looking for some air conditioning. we'll take a look ahead to some national natural air conditioning in the forecast coming up in less than five minutes. san rafael, a little haze but not a problem. coming down out of novato to the golden gate bridge, tri-valley looking at westbound 580 dublin, you've got good company and pretty good speed too. >> 6:46. are you and your family prepared? that's the question being asked as a new alarming report is released. it says that the bay area is falling behind when it comes to earthquake readiness. this is all in an l.a. times report. they are reportedly 3,000 concrete buildings in san francisco at risk the collapsing during a major earthquake. this is video from the loma prieta earthquake that hit the bay area in 1989.

now, in oakland, almost 2,000 wood frame apartment buildings are in danger but the cities don't even have a published list of where the buildings are. there's no laws really requiring any retrofitting for these buildings. in the meantime happening today, the san francisco public works department will host the first of two open houses this week. their engineers will build model cities and then test for earthquake resiliency on a specially crafted shake table. you can see how the buildings hold up and the meeting at 9:00 this morning at the offices. we've been hearing from the former head of the fbi james comey, not over just yet. 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. com comey's book covered his service in the fbi from 2013 to 2017, including his interactions with president trump.

the president called quote comey an unlawful slimeball. looks like a scene from home alone where kids tried to fool a bad guy in thinking someone's home. that's the point of the man on the curtain. a japanese apartment complex using a smartphone connected projector to put up a moving shadow, the shadow can pretend to be boxing and doing karate or swinging a baseball bat. the goal is to discourage burglaries and keep women who live alone safe. >> impressive. >> batting practice inside the house. >> mom doesn't play ball about the didn't say don't have batting practice in the house. >> just working on the swing. >> all right, we wake up this morning, we're going to head out the door to 50s and all clear skies. and it's such a beautiful sunrise as you just peel away curtains and look outside. here's a live look outside in

sunol as we're seeing beautiful sunrise, lots of colors in the sky and temperatures are in the low 50s for parts of the tri-valley. also for san jose we're up now at 56 degrees. 52 in san francisco. the 7-day forecast is up at the bottom of the screen. you'll be able to check out your microclimate and see what to expect this week and getting out the door this morning, we're going to be in the upper 50s in the east bay for the morning drive and 67 degrees with this sunshine and it's going to warm up quickly with highs in the 70s for oakland. 82 in san jose, and 78 in palo alto and 81 today in santa rosa. a beautiful sunrise once again but you need layers as it is a cool start but later today because it's going to feel like summer, all you really need is a t-shirt and shorts and big changes on the way as we go through the weekend. an area of low pressure moves in and going to change our wind flow and stronger ocean breeze

and that will bring it back closer to normal this time of year. we'll also be watching to see if we have a chance of rain in the north bay on saturday. as of right now it's going to keep the rain chance out of the forecast because it's so small. 72 today in san francisco. but then look towards the end of the week and weekend and only lower 60s and then for the inland area we go from 82 degrees today to 67 for your saturday and sunday. and then each day as we go throughout the week it's going to be cooling off several degrees. back to spring we go. like you've been tracking, a lot of issues on the road. >> somewhat confusing, this live look from our fremont camera for a few seconds when i took a look it was almost completely empty southbound. that would be your commute heading towards silicon valley. the traffic started to come back in and i have checked chp report and we also have a map showing you there are no problems coming into milpitas out of fremont.

we have slowing in 238 and coming off the castro valley. that will be a concern for the morning commute normally as you have northbound push through the south bay and no problems along the peninsula. here we have the slower drive towards 92 and earlier incident around eighth street looks like it's off to the shoulder. i'll let you know if there are any lanes block d. you see the slowing around the san mateo bridge toll plaza and 101 was great through palo alto as the live look here. here's berkeley curve slowing as you get to the curve itself and 580. these roads out of the maze are moving nicely towards the bay bridge where you have your wait and metering lights. back to you. >> a quirk lopossible solution housing crisis here in the bay area and across the state. a push for better rent control in the golden state. first happening now, developing story out of north

korea. 6:51. chinese officials say 36 people have died in a bus crash. experts say chinese tourists make up 80% of tourists to north korea. toys "r" us stores going up for auction today. toys "r" us filed for bankruptcy and announced it was closing all stores. more news after the break. welco

before you head out the door, here are the top stories on today welcome back, the time now is 6:54. before you head out here are the top stories on "today in the bay." >> breaking baby news, it's a boy. we're watching a london hospital this morning. will and kate could walk out and introduce their new bundle of joy at me moment. kate gave birth two hours ago. the little boy weighs eight pounds, seven ounces. they haven't announced a name just yet. the mother and baby are set to be doing well. this new prince is the fifth in line to the crown. >> and looking live over downtown oakland, the city will see protests today, this is part of a push for stricter rent control statewide. demonstrators wants to repeal the more than 20-year-old law of rent control. they are collecting signatures for the november ballot. putting a cap on the crisis for anything built after 1995. of course the tech industry

prompted a surge in housing and people moving to the bay area since this year. 6:55, the man accused of killing two people in a nashville tennessee, waffle house is still on the loose. police consider him very dangerous. travis reinking could have killed more people but a brave customer stepped up to stop him. the suspect was only wearing a jacket when he started shooting and it's not his first encounter with police. officers say reinking tried to cross a security barrier at the white house last year. the quts today show will have an interview with a man who prevented -- >> defense attorneys for garcia zarate want new gun charges thrown out. federal prosecutors filed the charges in september after a jury found him not guilty on the most serious charges in the steinle killing. the jury did convict him of a

gun charge. president trump called that ruling disgraceful. garcia czar rate take says that comment is proof the government colluded with the state prosecutor. the defense tells the examiner that they worked together to garcia czzarate cannot be triedn gun charges again. today frteams from several city departments will take part in a cleanup. the sweeps in the mission have been carried out mayor wants to create a dedicated team to make sure the tents do not return this time around. >> if the kids go to school in san jose evergreen the teachers might be a little distracted. union leaders say they will protest the latest contract offer and teachers will pass out leaflet at several schools today but still will go to class. if you're booked on a southwest airlines flight today,

you might want to check the status of your flight before you head to the airport. the airline already canceled 91 flights including three at sfo, two at sjc and one at oakland international this morning. the airline has been canceling flight to conduct accelerated fan blade inspections after a mi mid-air engine failure killed a passenger. the cancellations only make up 1% of southwest's 4,000 flights. california's wine industry could be one of the biggest losers in president trump's trade war with china. wente estates in livermore is one of many wineries with hundreds work. and the company tells us it's ending exports to china because the country put a 15% tariff on wine. right now the winery says that it's going -- it's not going out of business but the future really is uncertain. >> 6:58 right now. maybe a little sparkling wine later this evening.

something to cool you off. it's going to get quite warm. >> especially in the tri-valley. mid-80s today and much of the inland area, 82 degrees. we keep the sun tomorrow and it will gradually cool off as we go through the week this weekend, much cooler with highs in the 60s all across the bay area. >> big dip there. >> that commute is pushing westward -- >> yeah, just like a lagging train. >> it's just a commute. let's look at the map, everybody is pushing over the peninsula side through the east bay. across the san mateo bridge it will be north and west through silicon valley. the change in direction as folks come from the north bay through contra costa, interchange showing more traffic and slowing and the bay bridge backup and live shot there. san rafael bridge is slowing down.

>> we'll be back at 7:25 about a live local update and midday newscast at 11:00 to 12:00. >> more news and more weather all the time. we're going to have all of that and more. have a great day. ♪ good morning. breaking news it's a boy. william and kate celebrating this morning's arrival of their third child. we're live in london with everything you need to know about the royal bundle of joy. maz massive man hunt. a desperate search under way across multiple states for the gunman behind a deadly mass shooting at a waffle house in nashville. residents warned to be on alert. security heightened at local schools. just ahead we tuk the hero customer who wrestled the gun away from the shooter with his bare hands. >> i didn't see any other way of me living. that's all i wanted to do.