area. >> the president as travel plan in the headlines again, the arguments the supreme court will hear today which could impact millions of people trying to travel to the u.s. -- >> onto the next round, how the warriors are feeling this morning as they get ready for the next series in the playoffs. 6:00 for you right now and "today in the bay" continues. >> how about for the fans who stayed up late, how they are feel being. >> how are we feeling? >> get up at 2:30. >> i'm hoping we use steph curry. >> maybe we'll use all of the players. >> thanks for joining us, i'm marcus washington. >> things are changing today. >> it's going to be slightly cooler for today. that's been the trend for the week because it started out with summer on monday and then we're heading back to spring as the week goes along. a live look outside with clouds rolling into san francisco and this was a change we saw

yesterday and that continues today as it keeps our temperatures down a few more degrees and upper 50s for the coast and upper 60s in santa rosa, mid-70s for the inland area and morgan hill up to 75 degrees. i'll talk about the weekend and what else is ahead in a few minutes. mike says it's a slower drive in san jose. >> we expect a slower drive but it's slower than you might expect. we still have this sticking around. 101 northbound typically shows a better flow around the 680280 interchange. look at the nice silhouette. we'll show you why there may be additional slowing. there was a crash north of that camera right here at alam rock and we did see traffic build up a bit towards the approach towards 680. farther north there's a crash reported 87 at 101. sounds like everything is out of lanes over by the airport but we see the push north into the area. the rest of the bay does move smoothly there's a crash reported near the dubliner ter change and no delays other than the backup at the bay bridge

plaza. >> thank you very much. federal agents expected to arrive, massive fire destroyed the five story apartment building under construction. it's a story we brought you yesterday on the "today in the bay" live. fire forcing 250 people living next door to evacuate. atf investigators will be sifting through debris looking for clues, pete suratos is there as well and will join us with a live update at 6:32. >> 6:02. happening today, the supreme court will hear arguments in the president's latest travel ban. it's been an issue across the country and we've seen protest here in the bay area. kris sanchez is live at ssfo to explain what we could see. this is something people have been very vocal about. >> reporter: we know there are going to be a lot of folks protesting outside the u.s. supreme court this morning as justices take on that issue. here at sfo, the airport is lit

up in warriors blue and gold but this has been the scene of a lot of other protests over this proposed muslim travel ban. this is a previous protest over president trump's executive order banning travelers from majority nations from entering the united states. today the justices will hear a one-hour argument and this is over the third version of this executive order that amounts to a permanent band on nationals from five countries, raeb, libya, somalia and syria and lebanon and adds restrictions to travelers from north korea and convenience swale la. the president says the travel ban is necessary in the interest of national security but opponents say it is unconstitutional because it is solely based on religion bay area members of the council on american islamic relations are in washington, d.c. right now. the national council just tweeted in part this ban is

causing tremendous suffering for countless families and communities, #nomuslimbanever. once the justices hear the one-hour argument, when it concludes, the court will release a transcript and also audio from that hearing. we expect that to happen by 11:00 this morning. we'll bring it to you in our midday newscast. if they release it before 11:00, we'll bring it to you on our social media platforms and also at nbcbayarea.com. at sfo, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." late last night a notable ruling about another immigration issue, a third federal judge this time in washington, d.c. has ruled against a trump administration's campaign to end daca. the judge calls the attempts to end the program quote, unlawful. the order gives the administration 90 days to come up with better reasons to scrap daca or the judge will reinstate it in its entirety.

there's been no response from the white house just yet. >> happening later today, community leaders will discuss how to better house the homeless in the south bay. one solution already in the works we're talking about tiny homes. >> let's bring in bob redell. you know how small the homes will be? >> reporter: they could be smaller than 100 square feet and this is just a symptom of the housing crunch which is evident anywhere you go here in the bay area. in the tri-valley you come here to the city and you can see the dense housing behind me. we've got so many homes crammed on limited land and similar when you go down to san jose except san jose has another problem on top of the lack of housing and that's that fact that there are so few homes that some people are ending up out on the street later today at 12:30. the san jose department of housing and other community housing organizations will host a public discussion on how those so-called tiny homes can help the homeless. you might recall within the past several months the city unveiled

plans for houses rafrpging in size from 80 to 140 square feet no plumbing, just electricity. the question now where to put them. a number of residents have said not in my backyard. the mercury news reports the city is considering a few sites, one being a state owned site that used to be a home lrs encampment southwest of the overpass that connects 280 and 101. another site the vta construction staging area along manual road and city owned site north of silicon valley road. the non-profit san francisco planning and urban research association also known as spur, they are hosting this panel discussion and if you want more information on discussion, it's at 12:30, go to spur.org. report being live, bob redell, "today in the bay.." >> 6:0 of. in an emergency we often rely on police but the role of police is a hot timm topic and the reason

area churches will take it into their own hands. the ultimate goal is to cut down and eventually eliminate the need to call police they say they have their own people trained to stop violence. a rally is set for 4:30 at first congressional church in oakland. >> new this morning, parents may want to be on lookout in the north bay. police believe two men tried to lure a child into the van a 10-year-old boy telling santa rosa police, two white men in a black van approached him as he walked home yesterday afternoon. the boy says they offered him candy and when they pressed harder he ran off and hid in the bushes. it happened near badger road. the child couldn't provide a make or model but said the black van had silver trim. a quick thinking mom saved her baby and herself after she says a teenager tried to kidnap them during a morning walk. police say on saturday 19-year-old pretended to be lby

880 in fremont. asked the mom for directions and then she says he took out a gun and told them to get in his car. she picked her child and ran away. suspect got into his car and drove away but police found him the next day. we know at 6:08 right now when a rape happens those rape kits need to be processed faster. cindy chavez and da jeff ross sen are calling for kits to be processed within 30 days. currently it is 94 days, a huge backlog at the county crime lab. they'll consider the proposal next month. east coast coffee still coming to the south bay. we thought the san jose dunkin' donuts would open by this winter so our very concerned newsroom got curious and hungry and contacted developers who say it should open late this summer near snell and blossom hill where the arby's used to be.

if you just can't wait, there are already dun country dough nuts in half moon bay and san francisco. maybe try the local doughnut guy. >> here we go right now. 6:09, a live look at oracle arena where warrior fans can book plans for the second round of the nba playoffs xbl if you're lucky enough to get tickets because the dubs took care of business, take kevin durant leading the warriors scoring 25 points in a game. the warriors really controlled it through three quarters the spurs did make it close and tried late in the game, golden state took it. 99-21 -- i guess i was hopeful, 99-91. you can be sure fans came prepared. sfl i love the warriors, especially my main man hurt right now, stephan curry. any guess that who i'm really representing here? >> the warriors next take on new orleans on the conference semis,

game one is saturday. time to be determined still but the team today starts its exclusive pre-sale ticket events if you're lucky enough. >> time to take down the pelicans, 6:10, let's go to martinez and look at the temperature trend. even though we have clouds out there now, by 10:00 the clouds will be clearing out. we'll be at 62 degrees and reaching into the mid-70s later today. it's going to be a beautiful day. let's get the kids out the door for school. low 50s and once again you can see clouds as you head to school. as the last school bell rings we'll be at 70 degrees and sunshine. very nice day ahead, we'll take a look at today's temperature trend for fremont coming up and mike, you've been tracking a few issues on the road. >> we'll start with the same shot from the last map, a little stall south 101 at 280. it sunds liounds like the inter is clear. monitoring that.

the back jup at the bay bridge. while 242 shows typical slowing getting down towards 680. we're looking at willow pass and concord boulevard, both closed past the active scene of that apartment fire from yesterday, you you already see slowing on concord boulevard. folks have to travel around the plaza north of the fire scene. willow pass is closed for the stretch as it will remain for the day. pea suratos continues to update from that scene. south 68 o, the earlier crash may be blocking one lane from san ramon to stone bridge. >> 6:11, come being up on "today in the bay," why you could be whining about the price of wine. >> countdown to the royal wedding. the bay area hotel going to great lengths to help you celebrate like royalty. >> are you going to fly to lon lon? what's your favorite airline?

we'll look when "today in the bay" continues.

(time check ( it )s - - - on your wednesday we start out with temperatures in the 50s around the bay area. let's go to fremont. a live look outside shows cloudy skies, can't see the sunrise this morning and we'll see the skies clearing by around 8:00. some peaks of sunshine there. and we'll be in the low to mid-60s by late this morning heading into the mid-70s today.

we're going to have more beautiful weather but this cooling trend continues as we go through the rest of the week. a look at that and the forecast coming up in less than five minutes. >> the east shore freeway has a little more traffic than free mont shot. we're looking at almost a half hour from highway 4 to the backup at the bay bridge. no big surprises but we'll show you how things are shaping up in your area. >> i left for a couple of days on vacation and look what you did to the dow. these numbers were much worse midday on tuesday. twitter just reported numbers about an hour ago. had its second profitable quarter ever. facebook reports after the bell. caterpillar, we don't normally talk about it, it's a dow component, was down big as the company predicts a rougher economy ahead. a dow component, some of the damage you see here is causing some of the damage you see here. speaking of facebook, that whistle blower from cambridge

analytica will be testifying on capitol hill today. he already testified in front of the parliament in the uk now spill secrets to the house intelligence and yjudiciary committees, united did not do well and more importantly its numbers are falling and southwest is best according to the american customer satisfaction indux. alaska is number two. allegiant, a big surprise at number three. american then delta. united not in the top five. san francisco's virgin america is not on that list directly. it's owned by alaska airlines, actually today, today is the last day virgin america will fly as it's own branded airline. virgin was the number one airline on konde nast's list of best american airlines every single year it operated. nine years in a row. so this would be our last excuse to show you this. ♪

>> it is catchy. >> and you can order food and drinks at your seat. >> you can still do that on other airlines but maybe not with the dancing. >> it was a cool airline. >> it really was. sorry to see it go. >> maybe somebody else will bring it. >> why need an airplane to get to the royal wedding. it's less than a month a with a away. we've been checking mail and nothing. >> at the fair mont hotel, they have quite the plan, you can rent the pent house suite spanning the entire eighth floor of the hotel. calling it the prince and princess package. $15,000 credit at tiffany's, private shopping at saka fifth

avenue and afternoon tea with 14 friends and royal portrait photo session and electric car session for $50,000. >> okay, just for one night. >> if you can afford 50,000 one night you can afford a first class over there and table, buy one of those tickets. get ready to play more for a glass of cabernet, wine production fell to a 6 o-year low last year and we're feeling t impact. experts say producers and retailers will cover some of the price hikes but you're going to pay up more for it. >> especially for cheerp bottles which rely on surpluses to keep the prices low. >> how is this for an he greg

yus -- this will kill me, spelling error here. greg or yus is one of the hottest players in baseball right now but own team can't spell his name right. it says dd gregieos, no wonder, it is for a bat giveaway, hopefully they figure it out -- >> they spelled bat day correctly. >> yeah, egregious spelling mistake there. >> yep, i don't know how to spell his name, call him the shark and i think one player could spell the name. >> they did a funny promo of the players trying to spell it. it was cute. zb weather, if you don't know how to spell that, wx will work. >> we're going to have very nice weather today and a lot of

cloudy skies to start out but we will not see that all day long. a live look at oakland at oracle arena. maybe in the warriors colors, getting ready to head to school, oakland school day forecast starts out with 50s and it will be slower to warm up thanks to the clouds but it will be a beautiful afternoon in the low 60s by 1:00 as you gets ready to head out of school. 7-day forecast showing the forecast for san francisco and maybe heading to the giants game today, right now we can see just the seagulls flying around with cloudy skies and little bit of a breeze. we have an early afternoon game at first pitch at 12:45, it's going to be 60 degrees but sunshine and we'll make it feel nice and comfortable, beautiful day out there at the park and we're going to reach into the mid-70s for the south bay. downtown san jose, 73 degrees. and i think pretty perfect at 64 in oakland and for the

peninsula, 72 degrees and palo alto. 58 on the exbark der ro. watching this area of low pressure that's well offshore, actually moving a little bit farther to the west. we'll have a few more days of dry weather and also pretty brisk onshore flow but as that moves just to the north of us, it will bring a slight chance of rain for the north bay mainly on saturday. other than that we have dry weather in the forecast and temperatures staying in the upper 50s for san francisco and for the inland areas we're still cooling off, 75 today but 65 on saturday. and mike, you have one stall out there. >> one stall and a lot more folks than over ten minutes ago. looking over here towards 101 -- 680 at hos setter reports of a stall. typical pattern, lie flow of traffic in the south county, a little slowing through san

martin but a good flow of traffic north of morgan hill. the berkeley curve will see more traffic flowing and back up and clearing once again. the traffic flow pretty good out of the maze, 580 shows slowing as well. the peninsula looks great and pretty much at speed for the bay shore freeway. back to you. >> come being up here on "today in the bay" at 6:22, nbc bay area investigates, diseased streets in san francisco, our exclusive brand-new interest vi with the mayor about his proposal to clean up city streets. >> bob redell is having a tough time keeping husband house clean, at least with a dog around. pooches redecorating, follow him @bobnbc. has it happened to you? let us know by joining our conversation, we'd love to hear from you, you're watching "today in the bay." mark farrell will u

million dollar plan for cl 6:25 right now. later today, san francisco mayor mark farrell will unveil his $13 million plan for cleaning up streets and sidewalks in fran. you might remember investigative reporter exposed a dangerous mix of trash and feces across san francisco. tells us about the mayor's new proposal in an exclusive interview. >> when you see human feces and smell of urination on our

streets, that's disgusting. >> reporter: three months after becoming mayor mark farrell admits san francisco's record of cleaning up human waste and garbage stinks. he now wants to boost the city's street cleaning crew by 20% that's 44 more workers to sweep up trash and needles. >> last year i stepped on a needle in civic center on the way back to city hall. >> you stepped on a needle? >> you did? >> i did. i went back to make sure it didn't pierce through my shoe and that's not acceptable, not okay. >> why has city hall allowed this to continue? >> the buildup continues to grow on this issue and the tide is turning. >> san francisco has nearly 300 public restrooms but about 70% aren't open overnight. the mayor wants to expand the hours of five staffed restrooms and open five more. >> are you ever left feel being embarrassed or even angry by what the streets look like. >> absolutely.

routinely. >> some might be surprised to hear even the mayor is embarrassed. >> the condition our streets right now are unacceptable. the status quo is not acceptable. >> reporter: unless the city supervisors trash the mayor's budget, farrell aims to begin cleaning up san francisco's dirty streets by july. with the investigative unit. >> 6:27, coming up next, the flames are under control but the danger certainly is not over. the safety concerns for people in this concord neighborhood this morning more than 24 hours after a construction site caught fire. plus, you know the scooters causing a lot of controversy in san francisco? you might be on their way out. the scooter ban in the city is considering. you're watching "today in the bay." to move california forward,

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area. new video into our newsroom this morning-- showing s-f-o lit right now, warriors fever certainly sweeping the bay area. look at this new video into our newsroom, it was so cool, we had to shoot it for you. sfo all lit up in warriors blue and gold. the warriors moving onto the next round of the playoffs after beating the spurs in game five. i love the spirit throughout the bay area. >> it's fun, right. >> thanks for joining u. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. another person standing, me meteorologist kari hall with a nice forecast.

>> we'll get some sunshine later today. live look outside in san jose, let's head up the road to sunnyvale with the temperature trend and we'll see the clouds through about 9:00 then as it clears out we'll see those temperatures making it into the upper 60s today. normally we're at 71 degrees, we'll be a little bit above that for this afternoon. san francisco keeps those 50s in the forecast, a little bit cooler today and breezy, more 50s throughout the next several days and inland areas will be cooling off into the mid-60s by the weekend. we'll talk more about the weekend in about seven minutes, mike tracking a crash in dublin. >> that's right, just spotted this on the chp report and live camera. zoomed in you can kind of make it out. west 580 from behind the trees here with the auto dealerships are and the mall approaching dublin interchange. the flashing lights setting the scene. folks are able to get on the freeway but it sounds we have a motorcycle down and couple of lanes affected before you get to

the b.a.r.t. station right there. that's going to probably be a problem as folks traveling westbound and livermore towards the dublin interchange, slowing on the approach and then clearing by the time you get down towards stone ridge, an earlier crash there as well. that particular spot is a little tough. if you cut down through livermore you'll get slowing because it's it's basically a major service street. no major surprises for the p peninsu peninsula. back to you. >> major safety concerns in concord this morning continue as the massive construction site fire take a look at this video, scaffolding was collapsing on parked cars and that happened hours after the fire. >> pete suratos is live at the scene, firefighters worried more of the scaffolding could fall. >> reporter: we'll keep a close eye on this morning as the

investigation continues into what caused the fire. this is the construction site that went up in flames just a little over 24 hours ago. you can see the scaffolding that came down. that was from yesterday as moek still comes from the building as they work to completely put out the fire. we'll show you this video and this all morning long here on "today in the bay." firefighters mass cam, you can see the scaffolding collapsing at the scene, that was not too long after the midday report. there's a wall behind it that could collapse at me time. before that fire yesterday, the site was said to become a 180 unit apartment complex, now a total loss with damages approximately at $55 million. there were 250 people living in the building next to this construction site. they were forced to evacuate yesterday and they still cannot return too their apartments as of this morning. they were given less than ten minutes yesterday to grab essential items. here's what our crews were able

to get from them. >> this is something you see in the movie, it was amazing, it was like you can't believe it. >> cops taking groups of people around and getting emergency items out, medication, pets, stuff like that. >> i want to point out the national response team with atf is on the ground this morning, they are going to help out with investigation. now they are also investigating similar fires that took place at construction sites in the east bay between 2016 and 2017 one in oakland and two in emeryville. we want to take you back live. you see the scaffolding now and we'll continue to keep an eye on those issues. officials say it's too early to tell if it was intentional or accidental. we're getting an update and i'll be sure to update you on our social media accounts, live in concord, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> you've been covering this

extensively. >> the company oo accused of lying of toxic cleanup at the shipyard plans to address misleading reports, tetra tech holding a news conference at a law firm this morning. epa is questioning 97% of the clean updata and wants the soil retest retested. chronicle is reporting that a lot of dirt in question, that soil, it was dumped in landfills across the state including here in the bay area, brisbane, vacaville and morgan hill. i shipyard was home to a navy radioactive lab for deck ats. the investigative unit is tracking these and new developments and you can watch those stories on nbcbayarea.com. >> are you still recovering from the 2016 election. in decision 2018, get ready for a new wave the political ads like these. >> for republicans, the race for governor is crystal clear. >> i was born in san diego.

we've got a governor's race this year, some voters say they are trying to tune it out. >> no, because i don't listen to ads on tv. >> most of it i take with a grain of salt. because a lot of it is hyperbole. >> we expect to see and hear these ads on television radio and online over the next six weeks. the primary is in june. the top two finishers compete for your vote in november. a reminder on may 8th, nbc bay area and silicon valley community foundation hosting a debate featuring the major candidates running for governor. the 90 minute event is broadcast live on nbc bay area and telemundo 58 moderated by nbc news political director and meet the press moderator chuck todd. 5:36, several california's coastal access law may be at stake this after a recent request by the u.s. supreme court in the bay area case dating back years. it involves the billionaire and

his efforts to block access to martins beach near half moon bay. recently filed an appeal to a high court after the state supreme court refused to hear its case. high court justices are requesting his opponentance response by mid june. new this morning, a better understand being of san francisco's new electric scooter regulations. with that clarity it seems the city may end up with no scooter rental companies at all. the examiner is reporting transportation leerds laid out new preliminary regulations for the stationless scooters which customers can currently leave anywhere. city leaders say rental companies have to play ball once the new regulations are approved or risk not getting permits. >> we saw a number of scooters laying in the rain, take care of those things too as well. no rain today, smooth bay for

south bay and peninsula, easy flow of traffic and little build predictable. towards hayward and union city, more slowing right now over the last few minutes, west 580, crash approaching dougherty. lo motorcycle in the left two lanes. but it actually keeps the off ramp clear towards the dublin interchange. you see the live shot and kind of hazy and barely can see the flashing lights between the signs. i'll talk you through the shot in the next report. a little hazy. >> all right, no haze through the weekend. >> looking forward to a great weekend but it will be cooler this time around compared to last weekend, so just a head's up especially if you're planning to head to the beach, only at 59 degrees along the coast and for the inland areas in the north bay, watching out for a slight rain chance on saturday. it all clears out and high

temperatures in the mid-60s on sunday and coast at 60 degrees. ry going to the petaluma veteran day parade? good thing it's sunday we don't have the showers moving through. we'll get sunshine up to 66 degrees and our own chris chmura will be out there on the nbc bay area float. if you're going to lake shas at a, there could be some isolated showers and thunderstorms popping up and we'll see the high temperatures in the upper 50s on friday and saturday. now going to monterey this weekend, it's going to be up to 60 degrees on cooler on sunday. yosemite is looking good but saturday a chance of rain mixed with some snow and on sunday, 45 degrees but overall looking good there. let me know what you're doing this weekend. @kari hall weather and see where you're going right here at 6:38 tomorrow morning. i'll have a look at today's temperature trend for san jose

in three minutes. >> sounds good. 6:39. coming up next on "today in the bay," all of the wet weather that we have is making fire fighting more difficult. plus -- >> who knew 15 minutes of fame would be him and a goose attack. >> the goose versus the golfer. the reason a goose attacked a high school student and what he has to say about the wild encounter. >> president trump this morning having more trouble in court, marcus. >> thanks, scott, the dow opened higher but look right now, you can see still down a little bit negative 76 points right there. stocks actually slip to tuesday's losses after rates keep climbing, time is 6:40, you're watching "today in the bay."

good wednesday morning, we start out with clouds with a live look outside in san jose as you get ready to head out the door and our temperatures will be in the mid-50s, we will still see a mix of sun and clouds through 9:00 and after that it clears out, nothing but sunshine today and slightly cooler temperatures will be at 73 at 2:00 and that commute, will also be all clear but we're going to see some cooler temperatures in the forecast more on that in less than five minutes. >> the south bay commute, skies might be clear but the roadways do have the traffic. 101 slows as you would predict towards oakland road. east bay under a half hour to

the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> 6:43. all new this morning, all lanes of northbound 680 in walnut creek open again in time for the morning commute after a crash involving several cars that may have also been -- may have happened by a hit-and-run. it unfolded 3:00 a.m. near the treat boulevard on-ramp no one suffered serious injuries. northbound lanes closed for more than half an hour. an emergency, you want firefighters to be able to find the nearest hydrant as quick as possible, right? >> absolutely. new this morning, it apparently not always that easy for a lot of people. here's why, cupertino hydrant caught our attention thanks to a social media post. you probably can't see that because it's underneath all of that ivy. don't worry, it has been cleared now but fire officials say that this was part of their annual

inspections. >> more after ten than not they are obscured by landscaping and bushes grow around them and weeds and it does make them hard to find. that is one of the reasons we do the inspections every year. >> the local water district owns the hydrants and should maintain them but, if you want to help clear one of these around your neighborhood, well, the fire department says it's okay. they welcome you to do that to help out. >> today we'll find out if a man is heading to death row for killing two northern california deputies. he says that's what he wants. he admits to killing deputies in sacramento in 2014. in hearings for the past several years, he says he did it because he wants to be executed. his attorney says his client is mentally ill. >> 6:45, the president has suffered another loss in court. >> scott mcgrew, another judge ruling against him on daca. >> president trump of course announced he was canceling the program to protect undocumented people who came to america as children. trying to force congress's hand

to make new rules. that failed and the president now says daca will be forever canceled with no possibility of a future deal. two previous court rulings said the president shouldn't be allowed to do that. now today a third judge has said not only that, but that new people ought to be able to join the ranks. don't sign up just yet. that judge delayed the order to let the white house explain why it thinks it has the legal right to end daca. meanwhile the supreme court is looking at the third version of the trump travel ban. a short hearing today, we should get a transcript by 11:00 a.m., the big question, does the ban target muslims specifically? if so, that's illegal and previous court cases have used the president's words against him. let me remind you, 2015, trump says at the rally, donald trump is calling for a total and complete shut down of muslims entering the united states.

this new ban includes north korea and venezuela, north of which are a majority muslim. arizona held a special election on tuesday for congressional seat. another republican won but barely. beat the democrat by five points, arizona normally very republican. and we're getting mixed signals on future of dr. ronnie jackson. president trump nominated him to head the veterans administration but yesterday suggested jackson should back out after allegations he drinks on the job among other things. jackson was supposed to have a confirmation hearing today, that's been delayed. >> we examine the president's tweets and executive orders and speeches every day on "today in the bay," we would love to hear from you on twitter @scottmcgrew. >> 6:47, i like to hit the links and you always see the geese out there. look at this golfer. what he encountered. well, there was a goose that most likely -- right, most

likely trying to protect a nest nearby. sent the golfer tumbling in ohio school tournament in michigan, governors are being warned the target in the attack since photoed were posted, his popularity is taking flight. >> it's been crazy like this lots of attention everyone thinks it's funny that getting attacked by a goose made me famous. >> the governor by the way keep his cool and made par on hole although perhaps a birdie or eagle would have been more appropriate. >> i would question my friends or parent who watched that and took pictures. >> yeah, somebody was there snapping away and laughing too. >> it is funny. he is kokay. >> sounds like the goose is okay. >> all right, so yeah, watch out for that as you go golfing today. hopefully you don't have encounters like that. it's going to be great

weatherwise even though we do see the clouds now as you head out the door, all of this will be clearing out and it's cool depending on where you are, north bay walking out the toor at napa at 44 degrees while it's 56 in san jose. livermore 50 degrees now as you get this wednesday started and our temperature trend in martinez will be in the 60s by 10:00 and it's going to be a much nicer day. but up to 76 degrees and we'll reach the high at 3:00 today as you get out there, go for a walk. enjoy your time outside, it's going to be in the mid-70s for the inland valleys and san jose 73 degrees. santa rosa, 68 degrees and we're going to have upper 50s along the coast where the clouds hang on a little while longer. as you get dressed you'll be comfortable with light long sleeves and also some papts today. good option because it will be breezy and watch out for that pollen this is your reminder to make sure you take the allergy medication before you step out this morning. we have a high amount of tree

and grass pollen. right now the main offenders for the tree pollen is oak and mulberry. and i've been watching for a chance of rain, something to help wash the pollen out of the air and this area of low pressure moving farther west. this will not affect us and low pressure developing to the north of us to the next few days. keeping us with the strong ocean breeze, onshore flow that will bring temperatures down and keep it humid but will also have a slight chance of showers on saturday but that will mainly be for the north bay and the rest of the bay looks pretty dry and increasing cloud cover on saturday. san francisco with highs in the upper 50s and low 60s and inland areas still on the cooling trends after a warm start to the week by saturday we're only going to see a high of 65 degrees. mike, you have a traffic alert for dublin. >> and change in the traffic alert in the last few seconds. look at the backup we have west

580 from before you get all the way past. the earlier shot we swung camera around approaching dougherty. it does sound in the last few seconds it effectively cleared the motorcycle from lanes and it's in the center divide. it will be a distraction and you see traffic building west towards the dublin interchange but that keeps traffic flowing at the interchange lighter but lanes have just cleared of the moisture crash through the area. over here this has not cleared, the continued work going on where pete suratos reports yesterday's apartment fire still reports in closures just by that scene from grant over to mira vista. the same thing it did to yesterday's commute except for some morning you know about it so you go north around the plaza. yesterday you might have gotten tied up but still there. let's look at the roadway traffic flow. you see it jamging up on willow pass. concord avenue will take you up to 242 if you have to get out

through the area. treat boulevard to the south well clear of all of the activity the rest of the bay, mild build and no major issues. bank to you. >> 5:52, coming up a. quick look at the top stories including the excitement building in the south bay as the sharks get ready for next round, the stanley cup playoffs. find out when the team will return to the shark tank. >> 6:52. first happening now, makers of popular e cigarettes say they'll spend $30 million to stop teenagers from smoking. we've been telling you about juul vape pens for weeks now. popular and leave no odor. juul lab supports raising age to 21. russia says it has a u.s. tomahawk cruise missile. a russian official says an unexploded missile in moscow after it was found in syria. u.s. department of defense is

denying report. a lot more news after the break. stick around. in the bay--

still smoldering. yo welcome back, the time now is 6:55, here are the top stories on "today in the bay." >> still smoldering, a live look at the construction site, firefighters still watching for flare-ups and also concern that scaffolding could continue to collapse. right now people who live nearby

still not allowed to go home. today atf investigators will look through debris after a massive fire destroyed what would have been a five story apartment building slated to be finished this summer. >> happening now in washington, d.c., protests outside the supreme court ahead of a hearing to talk about president trump's travel ban much this is a story we've been previewing all morning long. travel ban has gone through three versions, the final one justices are hearing today could permanently ban immigrants from several muslim majority countries. hoo way ee is challenging the ban audio will be released 11:00 our time. live in san jose, one of the hottest and most expensive housing markets in the area but you already know that. today community leaders will talk about building new tiny homes to address the city's homeless problem. they would have electricity but no plumbing. the big question is where will these tiny homes go.

many neighbors are saying good idea but not by me. the man accused of shooting a tennessee waffle house is in court for first time. police say travis reinking filled for four people spending a day on run. rights now he is in jail on a $2 million bond. also today the fate of bill cosby is in the hands of a jury. closing arguments wrapped up today. prosecutors say the once beloved comedian drugged former temple employee and sexually assaulted her in his pennsylvania home in 2004. cosby's defense attorney called constand a pathological liar and conartist, faces up to 30 years in prison if he's found guilty. >> if you live in san jose, today is your day, city is holding the first of two meetings inviting people to share his thoughts. san jose is recruiting a new chief right now. tonight's meeting starts at 6:30 at the community center. changes coming to san jose

sky line, a new tower is in the works and developers hope to build a hotel on the vacant lot and west santa clara street. this is near the proposed google transit village and near the historic hotel. the high rise would be 19 stories tall and have more than 200 rooms. >> can you believe it's been a year. new this morning, lawmakers in washington meeting for softball practice. video since the gunman started shooting at last year's. scalise is recovered and back on job. full recap of president trump's first state dinner at the white house, hosting french president and his wife after a busy day of diplomacy. >> live now to the shark tank the boys in teal begin the second round of playoffs in sin city and not at home. it starts tomorrow at 7:00 at t-mobile arena and that's the

only game that has been announced so far. it's been a top secret for us and no one knows why sfl they want to take bets on that as well in vegas. >> they want to bet on everything. >> when and where the next game is. >> you can bet kari has the forecast, right. >> it looks pretty good today, even though it's a cloudy start, we will get sunshine and look at that, 75 degrees, still beautiful tomorrow but a cooling trend under way. more clouds and chance of rain in the north bay on saturday. i'm watching all of that for you. >> all right, new crash in san jose. >> not a bad one but it is a crash and of course if you're in it it's not a good one. looking at the commute, it's not so bad. slowing through hayward, typical for 880. watching this north 85 showing more slowing towards blossom hill and it sounds like it's moved over out of the lanes pretty quickly but we'll track that with chp as we have the silicon valley build now. >> that's what's happening quts today in the bay, we're back at

7:25 with a local update. >> we'll have much more news for you as well as your weather on this beautiful wednesday. make it a great one. good morning. ready for the fight. the white house doctor nominated to lead the department of veterans affairs, refusing to withdraw, even as embarrassing allegations mount about his conduct at work. >> he hands out prescriptions like candy. in fact, in the white house, they call him the candyman. >> this morning the president's surprising advice to his embattled nominee. french toast. president trump honors the president of france at a lavish state dinner, the first of his administration. >> may our friendship grow even deeper. may our kinship grow even stronger. >> but beyond the nice words, real divisions, including over the nuclear deal with iran. it's insane. it's ridiculous. it should have never been made.