tank.. go team teal! it is monday morning as we start off this workweek, a live look outside at what the shark tank as you can see this is downtown san jose, what it looks like. you know, starting off the workweek, that's game three tonight against the vegas knights and we asked the sharks to take the bite out of the night. >> i wore my teal today, went to the closet. >> whatever you can do. we're getting breaks news into our newsroom, maybe you felt it in the 50eeast bay, 3.3 earthqu reported near alamo. in the east bay, we don't know much about it so far. the depth or what not, but go ahead and tweet us this morning if you hear at @ nbc bay area we would love to hear if you felt it this morning. they had a few of those over the

weekend. >> maybe the beginning of a quake so we'll have to keep an eye on that, 3.3. as you get ready to walk out the door this morning, here's a live look outside in san jose. mostly clear skies and as we go to sunnyvale, we'll be in the mid 50s and little more clearing for the afternoon, staying on the cool side with low to mid-60s, all of the high temperatures will stay in the 60s except for concord an antioch and upper 50s in half moon bay. mike gets us out the door with a couple much issues in a few spots. >> i should have stayed off the screen, this overturned big rig you see right there is tracking northbound 101 just as you travel north of highway 37 and you see the reason for the closure the overturned rig. crews are not on the scene to remove that, there's a lot of chp there.

we'll show you the map, closure north of highway 37, escorted off the freeway at atherton getting towards highway 37 and now that slowing eastbound away from the area and towards lakeville highway, that will be the alternate for the time being and until they did reopen that, that's the best alternate for folks traveling north into the rest of the north bay past the landfill. the rest of the bay shows a smooth flow, one more closure, probably won't affect viewers. we'll send it back to you. >> looking live at the iconic golden gate bridge. if this is your commute, i want to tell you don't be alarmed if you see people dangling from the towers today. this is the first of its kind inspection for the bridge. crews wilt repel down the side of the towers down to the sidewalk there and pete suratos is live at the golden gate bridge with the reason behind the inspections and pete, good thing it is for inspections and

not something else. >> reporter: that's right. good morning marcus and laura. look like super heroes out there but there is a purpose for that inspection. they'll be expecting the bridge for any erosion if any areas need repair. if this sounds familiar, it happened a few short years ago. we have the video for you back in 2015. you had workers in that case checking the underside of the bridge. this morning you'll have workers repelling from the top of the golden gate bridge towers to the sidewalks and doing more of what we saw a few years ago when they were assessing the condition of the bridge, the steel of that bridge, seeing if any areas need repairs. now they are also going to be doing this week, they'll install scaffolding on the sidewalks around towers, all of this is happening to protect people passing below. if you're a bicyclist, you're being asked to dismount and walk bicycles around the towers. most importantly, those workers will not be repelling over traffic. no need to worry about that. now as far as inspections go, it

should take about a week but they are expecting to remove the scaffolding in the work area by may 11th. we're live any golden gate bridge, pete suratos, "today in the bay." now to a developing story in the east bay, a weekend stroll on a popular trail ends in violence. this morning albany police are investigating the city's first homicide in three years. police say it happened about 11:30 yesterday morning along the green way trail. officers found a man lying in a bench with a gunshot wound. paramedics rushed him to the hospital but he later died. police do not have a motive. the trail is expected to reopen this morning. if you head down to pacifica beach this morning, there's a good chance you'll see a sign from the weekend boat trim that became a big bomber for those on board. all four made it off safely when their sailboat became stranded late saturday night. people came over to help and

boetd o boat owners are very grateful. >> the people here in pacifica were phenomenal. a lady gave me her coat right after her back. >> the boaters set out on a trip from san francisco to san diego which their 33-foot vessel ran aground. the owners are now working with an insurance company to get it removed. >> developing news on the mexican border, hundreds of mig grants from south america arrived this weekend seeking asylum. they traveled to the u.s. in mig grant caravan, more than 1,000 people were in the kara van but only 400 arrived. they are greeted by supporters on both sides of the wall. it caught the attention of the white house and the president plo promised to bar them from entering calling them a threat and this morning their future is uncertain. >> baby is crying and mothers crying. it's simply unacceptable that

the united states government should allow this to happen. u.s. immigration lawyers are offering free legal help for the migra migrants. >> can we trust north korea? that's a question many are asking. kim jong-un is promising to z destroy his country's nuclear test site and let journalists in to see it. traci potts is live in washington. how is the trump administration responding to this. >> reporter: north korea's kim jong-un is promising to do this again, destroy its nuclear site and let american experts in to watch. the trump administration is claiming victory but cautious. >> they've lied about it and broken their commitments, which is one reason there's nobody in the trump administration starry eyed about what may happen here. >> beer not goiwe're not going promises and words and look for actions and deeds. >> reporter: kim said it will happen in the next few weeks before the upcoming meeting with

president trump. lawmakers are urging the u.s. to keep up the pressure, sanctions crippling north korea's economy. >> everybody knows they can barely feed their country and you know, they don't have money, don't have currency the rest of the world accepts and so it's a critical time for him. >> krcritical too for the u.s. >> before the president takes too much credit or hangs out the mission accomplished banner, he needs to realize that we may go into a confrontational face and may not want the full blame if things go south. >> south korea's president spends an hour briefing president trump on north's latest promises. tracie potts, nbc news washington. it is 5:07. happening today, san francisco leaders will consider new protections for a popular sailing cove being eyed by developers, clipper cove sits between treasure island. it's also where the city's only community sailing center operates. opponents say developers want to build a luxury marina in the

cove, they'll debate a measure to make sure it stays open to everyone. live look right now at san jose's sap center where tonight the sharks try to get a leg up on the vegas golden knights in the seconds round playoff series. >> sharks fans will be received up after the win on saturday night. scoring the winning goal after the knights thought they won it. goalie interference took the goal away. tied up at one game apiece. warriors fans must wait until tomorrow. this is for game two of the western conference semifinal series against new orleans, game one on saturday and dubs cruise to a win here. will steph curry finally return? a lot asking this. he has been out for five weeks since injuring his knee. there's a lot of talk he's ready to go even though the team seems to be doing pretty good without him. but you know what, we love to

see him on the court. >> absolutely. i mean, we always need curry around here, right, we'll start out this morning with great weather as we try to get this monday started. here's a live look outside in palo alto. in the mid-50s at 9:00, a mix of sun and clouds and we'll see more sun as the day goes along. it will be breezy for the peninsula. we'll be at 61 degrees at 3:00 today and if you're going to the game tonight at the sap center, it's going to be a very nice night. some sunshine as you get ready to head inside the center and it's going to be in the mid-50s as you head out, a few clouds in the mix. mike, you've been tracking a crash through the south. >> that's right, kari, this big map shows no problems here from san francisco or oakland down in towards silicon valley. that's just fine. this probably won't affect most of the viewers but i want to shout it out. a closure for eastbound 156 and it looks like the other direction westbound may be

slowing a bit coming off 152. there may be traffic control at that intersection and an overturned lettuce truck there. 40,000 pounds of lettuce, a lot of cabbage between 101 and i-5. south county not a problem, highway 17 looks great and here's palo alto, 101 moves nicely but you do have company. >> 5:10. coming up next, thanking first responders. >> i know that so many people prayed for him and -- sorry, it's just a miracle. >> the mother of a boy rescued after being trapped under water in a hotel pool talks about the harrowing ordeal for first time. the exclusive interview coming up. a driver takes a very strange ride and all caught on tape. >> coming up later this morning at 5:25, it's about to be home buying season.

we all know how difficult it already is here in the bay area to do that. experts think this could be the tough eflt year ever. we'll explain coming up. the time 5:10. 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 in public schools... and new career training programs. as mayor of la, he brought police and residents together to get illegal guns off the streets and keep kids out of gangs, and on the right path. that's antonio villaraigosa. a governor for all of california.

right now at 5:13, we're still tracking a few earthquakes we've had in the east bay around ala alamo, one a few minutes ago, 3.3. we're tracking the details on that. let us know if you felt it on social media and also if you have the app you can get that

push alert. right now as we take a live look outside in san jose, all clear skies and our temperatures will be on the cool side today with mid-60s ahead a look at the warming trend for the week coming up in less than five minutes. >> and kari, i like this better, this clearing trend at the bay bridge toll plaza, all of the lanes, a little extra heavy backup and they opened the cash lanes a couple seconds of later and that makes all of the difference. we'll track the rest of your commute coming up. good morning, happy monday, 5:14, sprint and t-mobile agreed to get hitched but they'll need government approval, docusign exploded on its first day of trading on friday. the company started trading on the nasdaq. the stock rose more than 30%. docusign let's you sign documents remotely, that's what they did signing their name on the tablet. they are 12 years old. getting ready to hack the government legally, it's team of

hackers waiting for congress to pass a bill called s1281 or hack the dhs. already passed senate to make it little for good guy hackers to testify the defenses of the dhs. and there are hundreds and thousands of hackers who want to do good and know how to break in. if you let them break in first, nobody with break in after that. >> tesla set to report its financials on wednesday. there's serious question as to how much longer the company can continue as it burns through money. bloomberg estimates they spend $6500 a minute. put it another way, they spent $13,000 since i first said good morning to you. take a look at this, this is from police in england spotted a guy riding in the passenger side of his tesla as it drove itself down the road with nobody behind the wheel. remember in england the driver

is going to sit on the right. that will be the seat closest to you. it's hard to see. the guy is sitting on the other side in the left hand seat, that's the passenger seat in great britain and letting the tesla drive as it passes by you'll see the steering wheel and there's nobody behind the wheel. that was frowned upon by the constable airy. >> tisk tisk. >> shame on you. >> thanks, scott. >> this next story, i don't know if you've been following this controversy but some people are furious about the annual white house correspondents dinner. the reason it included jokes like this one. >> and i'm not really sure what to call sarah huckabee sanders is it cousin or auntie huckabee sanders, what's uncle tom but for white women who disappoint other white women? >> that's comedian michelle wolf

laying into press secretary -- some people were really offended by this so much so that last night the president of the correspondents association said she regrets the speech. usually journalists and politicians actually come together to laugh at them self-s and raise money for college scholarships. this weekend it was hardly the first to ruffle feathers, stephen colbert gave the most famous speech in 2006, mocked george w. bush sitting right there. >> now i know there's polls out there saying that this man has a 32% approval rating but guys like us, we don't pay attention to the polls. we know that polls are just a collection of statistics that reflect what people are thinking in reality. and reality has a well known liberal bias. >> well, president trump actually skipped the dinner again this year and instead had a rally in michigan and called that dinner an embarrassment. new this morning, a michigan family talking about their

terrifying experience even they admit easily could have killed their child. instead he survived. here's a look at the surveillance video. we showed it to you before. it's tough to watch, i see that little boy, a life and death struggle last month. two boys had opened eed grate ae bottom of the lazy river pool in south carolina. and one boy became trapped by the section pipe and under water for nearly eight minutes before first responders managed to shut the pool pump down and then they pulled him to safety. his family is talking to the "today" show. >> it's just am miracle, the people that helped him at the pool and the hospital. >> first responders say the boy likely owes his life to a quick thinking rescuer, someone who jumped in to give underwater mouth to mouth resuscitation. the boy is out of the hospital now and full interview airs a little bit later on the "today" show. hopefully we hear how he's doing

as well. >> when it comes to real life sequels sometimes they can be better than the original. >> you may remember because of the freezing rain and rainy weather that week, last week they did not finish the race. one woman over the weekend organized a marathon 2.0 that she called inspirational. >> so inspiring. >> that runner wagner dropped out of the marathon at mile 18 when she suffered hypothermia because she was pregnant and didn't want to have a health risk with that. look at that. >> i'll run it if somebody pushes me like that. >> >> it was supposed to be really cold and tough tough for the runners. >> and this time of year you noe noefr know what you get around boston. >> good they schedule the marathon this time of year. >> even here in the bay area, we're going to have some changes

as we go throughout the week. starts out cool and then warming up as we go into the rest of the week. as we start out this morning, here's a live look outside in san francisco. city all lit up and mostly clear skies overhead. not a bad start. 53 degrees in san jose, upper 40s for much of the rest of the bay area for the inland areas and san jose now at 49 degrees. 7-day forecast at the bottom of the screen, you'll see warmer air in the forecast as we go into the rest of the week. and as we get the kids up and out the door for school in palo alto, at 7:00 it's going to be mostly cloudy in the low 50s and cool start but it will be a nice much more comfortable afternoon but we're staying in the 60s, even in martinez as we look at the temperature trend for the day. it's going to be partly cloudy and up to 69 degrees at 3:00. we'll eventually hit right around 70 degrees and come back down. for the rest of the bay area, antioch up to 70 degrees, 67 in san jose. oakland 64 and napa today, 68

degrees and i'm @ kari hall weather. let me know what's going on for your weekend. the weekend forecast coming up in 20 minutes and tweeting out updates and also sent out an alert as we have thelamo, we're that. as we go through the week, our temperatures heading in the upper 70s, even lower 80s for the weekend. saturday looks really nice, up to 80 degrees and for san francisco, mostly some 60s throughout the week but it will be a touch warmer on saturday. looks like you can go ahead and make weekend plans to get outside and we'll talk about places you may be heading as we go into the next several days. now, mike, that quake in alamo may affect the b.a.r.t. system. it will in fact. we're talking about the 3.3 declared for alamo. it's a minor earthquake as far as magnitude but we're looking at the protocol for b.a.r.t. any time there's a quake of any

magnitude that's detectability, they show the trains down to make sure the tracks are in good condition. systemwide b.a.r.t. is warning, you may possibly have a delay up to ten minutes. the trains are running but slower to make sure tracks are in alignment. no delays reported for the other systems, again, that's because of a minor earthquake over here in alamo, 3.3. we're looking at the roadways, those are running smoothly. over here towards debris reported westbound 580. that is your commute direction right around vasko. reports of a bumper in the lanes. may slow you down but so far this camera in dublin doesn't show any problems for 580 through the area and we'll end with one more shot of the golden gate bridge. remember, the commute direction is fine but north 101 is closed just north of atherton avenue for a crash there. coming up next on "today in the bay," a home buying squeeze.

>> there are plenty of people perfectly happy with the home they are living in. >> this morning, we investigate the upcoming bay area home buying season and the reason you might have a harder time finding a new home. if you )re looking ta

home... expect a lot of competition. 5:25, if you're looking to buy a home, you should expect a lot of competition because this

week experts say that home buying season kicks into high gear and it really could be one of the toughest ever. you know it's already hard for folks to finds a home right here in the bay area. and all over there aren't a lot of choices out there, one reason a bank rate.com survey suggests most homeowners really don't want to move, which means buyers are offering much more than the list price. >> particularly in competitive markets where you have multiple buyers submitting offers for the same property, one way the buyers say they are standing out by submitting an offer for more than asking price. >> last week core logic reported the median price for a home hit an all time high, $825,000, up nearly 15% from march 2017. it is 5:26. if you're running a small business in oakland, the city wants to help you succeed. it is small business week, offering 75 free work shops, teach owners things about

digital marketing and access to capit capital. coming up next, breaking news, east bay rattled once again with a string of earthquakes and we're tracking this morning. >> a chase and crash involving several south bay teenagers and dramatic ending to an apparent joyride in morgan hill. francisc

a very good monday morning to you. hope you're coming off a great weekend, taking a peek outside.

trans america pyramid this morning, a nice cool start to the day. we'll see what we have in store weatherwise in just a moment. good morning, thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> it's always monday. it's good to smile on monday. >> i missed you over the weekend. >> you'll be tired of me about tomorrow. >> possibly. >> by the next segment, what are you talking about? >> i'm marcus washington, of course we want to head over to carry hall. >> we had a cool weekend around the bay area and that weather continues. we'll see clouds in the mix as we go to los gatos, 50 degrees at 7:00 and upper 50s with the sun starting to peek out by late morning. 63 degrees at 1:00 today. if you're going to some of the hiking trails along the peninsula. it's going to be windy and cool and we'll start to see some of those clouds getting out of the way as we head into the afternoon. we'll talk about a warming trend for the week and look ahead to the weekend in seven minutes. mike has been tracking some

traffic issues that seem to be getting a little better. >> this was not better but this is just cleared. the overturned big rig, the rock star, this was not the rock star as far as folks using 101 until just about five minutes ago. let's look at your map. that roadway reopened after the overturn rigs -- that's not right map. the roadway reopened up north of highway 37. that's the good news. the unfortunate news, we may have a delay for your b.a.r.t. train to make sure tracks are okay after the 3.3 earthquake through the alamo area. just slowing and there's a clearing for north bay and rest of the bay shows a smooth drive but we have a backup over at the bay bridge because the meter being lights are on. started earlier this morning. back to you. >> breaking news we're following, did you feel the shaking? a 3.3 earthquake hits alamo. here's a look at the map for

you. the earthquake hit about 4:55, we were on the air and told you about it as soon as we found out. several squakz quakes reported in the danville area yesterday. i'm hearing from people in walnut creek and blackhawk area who say it felt a lot stronger than that. when the breaking news happened we sent out a push alert just after the quake hit. download the app and get the updates on shaking whenever it happens across the bay. >> new this morning, an apparent joyride involving underage teens ends in a crash in the south bay. morgan hill police say this started with the teen took off with a van from live oak. kris sanchez is live there and how did police get tipped out about this. >> reporter: what a nice for those parents, several families reported their daughters missing only to find out that they were on that dangerous joyride with a teenager boy in a van stolen

from this high school. this is where it all started but let's show you again where this all ended. this is where the van crashed in a light pole and fire hydrant four miles from where we were. the crash sent the teenage boy behind the wheel and two passengers to the hospital. when they are cleared, the girls will go home but the boy will be booked on felony charges of evading arrest and child endangerme endangerment. the driver stole the van from live oak high school, drove it around town before crashing. at some point during the joyride, a third teenage girl was dropped off at home and she told her parents about that dangerous driving, her parents then called police. police spotted the van and tried to pull the driver over and that driver then took off and gave chase and officers tried to pit or hit the van to force the driver to stop. officers say the driver drove towards the officers before then crashing into that hydrant.

and that pole. at this point it is not clear if that teenage boy or the three girls are students here at live oak high school but something folks will be talking about in morgan hill, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> right now we'll tell you about a disturbing scene in the middle of oakland this past weekend. several of those side shows on sunday. take a look at this video posted on snapchat. a lot of drivers doing doughnuts very close to other people as you can see right there. this is one of the larger side shows discovered off 100th avenue and macarthur. this started with about 100 cars there. >> oakland police also using social media and tweeting out this picture showing cars they confiscated over the weekend. >> today 49ers linebacker ruben foster will be back in court. prosecutors are moving forward with a domestic violence case despite his former girlfriend saying she lied about it.

this is video from a previous court appearance. an attorney says she made the story up that foster punched her and dragged her by the hair in february because he had broken off their relationship. she claims the injuries were from a previous fight with a woman and she has video of the fight. foster still faces multiple charges including possession of an assault weapon. >> a gunman shoots a man inside a local bowling alley this weekend and police are searching for -- the witnesses captured the chaos on camera and the shooting happened saturday night, that classic bowling center in daly city, there was a fight before the shooting happened. police worked through the night trying to track down the shooter but had no luck. >> had incidents before at the bowling alley, having a shooting there is a rare occurrence and something we're using our resources to solve. >> police say they are checking surveillance cameras. if you've been wanting to get your family prepared for an emergency, today we have help for you. san mateo holding a fair focused

on keeping you safe. they'll demonstrate first aid among other things. it runs from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at sky line college but similarly tonight at 7:00, law enforcement leaders and others will talk about active shooter training in san bruno. we're now a little over a month away from a california primary and that race for governor is really heating up. four of the front-runners met for debate last night. and this was in fresno. lieutenant governor gavin newsom was a no show, declined the vinvy tags, they are hoping to replace jerry brown in november. but first they'll have to make it past the june primary. one of the hot topics, high speed rail which would connect san jose with the central valley. >> i want to use high speed rail as an engine for economic development for fresno and central valley. >> look at the great industrial powers in the world today,

digital powers and they have high speed rail. i want the united states to always be number one -- what california needs is to fix our roads and expand our freeways, if you with a to go anywhere in the state you can take southwest airlines. >> they waste money, i don't do that in private sector because i don't have it to waste and i won't waste it as governor. >> make sure you register to vote, the california primary june 5th and top two candidates will face off in a general election in november. and don't forget we are preparing for gubernatorial debate that will air here on nbc bay area in a little more than a week. >> on tuesday, may 8th, all of the candidates will face off at the california theater in san jose. chuck todd of "meet the press" will moderate the debate and you can see it right here beginning at 6:30. >> can you believe it's going to be may? amazing. looking live outside from emeryville, looks pretty clear right now but today is also the start of the spare the air smog

season. might want to consider biking to work if you can this morning. the bay area air quality management district is telling all of us to limit our driving, car pool, smog season starts when the weather gets warmer. we'll keep you posted on those as well. >> there are starting toob more folks because of timing but hopefully they consider mass transit as well. there was no damage reported. over here this was reported and then cleared within about 10 or 12 minutes westbound 80 at central. still slowing out of richmond, that's beginning for the east shore build up and bay bridge toll plaza. most of the bay shows a smooth drive. we do still have that crash south of here on 156 that overturned lettuce truck is blocking that and 152 is connecting you from 101 to i-5. that's what most of our viewers are concerned within that area. coming off a great weekend,

always have to look ahead because -- >> the next one. >> it was a great one, anyway, it's monday morning, i know it's hard to get up and get the day started but when we think about what's ahead for the week we have amazing weather. here's a look at saturday's forecast. so if you didn't get to make it to the beach last weekend because it was too cool. this weekend is going to feeling a little better. the coast will be at 70 degrees and 80 degrees for the inland areas and on sunday, more of the same. with mostly sunny skies, auz you're making plans, make you'll head down to santa cruz, upper 60s there, 68 and 67 degrees for the rest of the weekend. and partly to mostly cloudy skies. here's a live look at squaw valley. we will see some clouds rolling by there as we head into the weekend, low 60s in the forecast and you better get there soon if you want to see some snow. as you're making plans for maybe russian river valley, 72 degrees on friday and clouds in the mix but it will be a mostly sunny

weekend and highs in the low 7 o's, we'll look at today's temperature trend and does start out as a cool week in three minutes. 5:40, coming up next, keeping students safe on the way to school, the one lay fayette leaders are coming together to make that happen. a possible motive. new clues in the golden state killer case and the woman investigators think could be the motivation behind the killing spree. a number of nbc journalists call for the comedian to apologize after the white house correspondents dinner. when "today in the bay" continues. you could generate your own energy,

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it is 5:43. we're about 30 minutes away from sunrise and we can see the clouds rolling by as we get a live look outside in san jose. let's go to sunnyvale. good morning, it's going to be a mild start mid 50s and clouds in the mix through about early afternoon but then we get all clear sunshine. highs today in the low 60s and little cooler than normal and it's going to heat up through the week. a look at that and more in the forecast in about five minutes. >> it's a beautiful look at the golden gate bridge. the cones alive for the morning commute. we have a smooth flow here and crash cleared north of novato. what may be a problem towards the north bay. >> thanks so much, kari and mike. it is 5:43. new this morning, journalists killed overnight in afghanistan, isis is claiming responsible for twim bombings. for first time we're seeing

video of the aftermath. the death toll has changed a couple of times overnight but right now the government tells nbc producers on the ground 22 people are dead. that includes seven journalists. >> you probably heard a lot of the golden state killer case and arrest and now the investigation has some worried about their privacy. a law enforcements compared dna from the crime scenes to profiles on a genology website and found the suspect's relative and eventually found him and tested his dna. this sparks privacy concerns one of the most popular ancestry.com says it will not share your information with law enforcement unless compelled to do so legally. 23 and me based in mountain view has the same position. now as for the case, a bad break-up may have been the motive. a woman once engaged to the accused killer says that she plans to meet with prosecutors. it is 5:44 right now. keeping kids safe on the way to

school. lafayette leaders are trying to get the word out about a meeting that happens twice a year. discussion items include traffic safety near schools as well as campus security. they are also going to talk about affordable housing for lafayette leaders and district staff. >> san mateo leaders are putting pressure on stanford and neighbors in santa clara county to competensate for the massive expansion plan wants to add 2 million square feet by 2025. at the meeting last tuesday supervisors reportedly approved asking for a maximum affording housing impact fee. once that project gets the green light. you'll get an update on the construction of the border wall by vice president pence will get a briefing from customs and border patrol agents in cal mexico. this is where the construction is under way for a section of the border wall. it's expected to place a pedestrian barrier there as

well. later this week, the vice president will address the national rifle association. >> scott mcgrew, one thing will be missing. >> rifles the nra said its vice president speech -- the vice president's speech is begun free, that caught attention to nra members and critics, members say it's unfair not to carry guns to their own convention. critics say it's hip critical for them to push for guns in school but not allow guns at their own convention. that take place on friday. journalists are speaking out against the comedian who verbally attacked the white house press secretary during the white house correspondents dinner over the weekend. andrea mitchell is calling for michelle wolf to apologize so too is nbc's mika brzezinski says watching a wife and mother be humiliated on national television for her looks is deplorable. all women have a duty to unite when these attacks happen and the white house correspondents

association others sarah huckabee sandsers an apology. the president last year made fun of brzezinski's claiming she was bleeding from a facelift. >> the white house doctor will be neither, ronnie jackson lost his job as physician to the president though he'll remain on staff. trey gowdy is calling for an investigation into allegations that jackson drinks on the job. let me leave with you something happy. these are two clocks on the korean demilitarized zone. they have different time zones, north korea 30 minutes behind south korea. north korea announced it would change its clocks to match south korea. while we look what's going on in washington each day, you can follow me on twitter @ scottmcgrew. you heard of hug an anchor day and love someone -- >> hamburger day. >> there's a day for everything and today is no exception. today apparently it's national pet adoption day. >> we've got an excuse to show you pictures of cute animals and

they are all actually local and you know what, they are looking for homes and all up for adoption. contact humane society silicon valley to take home a new puppy or kitty or rabbit. we like to plug social media with cute pet piks, post a picture, tag us on facebook or twitter. and we also want to announce today for our annual clear the shelters event. it is coming up on august 18 lgt, that's when we help clear out multiple bay area shelters with free pet adoption. >> well now a new video, take a look at this. kind of funny here, it's a cow with an obvious beef against deputies, this is dash cam video from deputies in houston who arrived shortly after the driver truck that cow last week. that cow is in no laughing mood right there. the driver actually gets on the roof of his car to try to get away from all of this and yeah, that car was about 1. -- the cow

was about to strike the patrol car. runs off to a nearby field making all of this a moot point. >> can you imagine that? >> cows gone wild. is that a chik-fil-a cow. >> that's texas though. >> it could happen here. we're going to have mostly clear skies for parts of the bay area this morning and we're all walking out the door on this monday to a cool start. here's a live look outside in palo alto. no issues as the sun comes up, no fog, you haven't seen that as of yet. we're looking good and nice and clear. let's get out the kids out for school. it will only be a 49 degrees that you're walking to school, heading home much more comfortable with mostly sunny skies and 54 degrees. heading out nor a jog around

concord, 50 degrees throughout the next couple of hours then with the sun peeking out every now and then throughout the morning we'll head into the upper 50s and mid 60s by noontime. it will be a very nice day. the seven-day forecast is up at the bottom of the screen. and we will have warmer temperatures on the way. santa rosa at 70 degrees and san francisco 62. san jose we're looking at a high of 67 degrees. with this cool start to the week, and the clouds that we're seeing overhead we will give sunshine so don't forget the sunglasses, you'll be comfortable today with light long sleeves and also pants later this week though. it will be all about the shorts. if you're going out to the sap center tonight, it will be rocking at the shark tank and some cool weather heading into the sap center and it will be 59 degrees and then some mid-50s later on this evening. also very cool out there at at&t park. it's going to be in the 50s and windy throughout the game.

we could have balls heading to left field with gusts up to 30 miles per hour. as we look at the rest of the forecast, a nicer week ahead, up to 80 degrees on saturday inland and san francisco stays in the 60s and eventually hitting 70 on saturday. mike, kn now you're tracking a crash. >> we have this overall the look is good. let's me start with the good news. smooth drive for most of the freeways, one of the crashes i'm concerned about northbound 238 before the 8780 interchange. reports are that the activity is actually off of the roadway but the car driver reports traffic coming in too hot they can get not out of the area and get clear of the vehicle. please use caution. if you're heading through castro valley towards 880. it may be there by the time you get there. as you look out to the wider view, east bay contra costa, walnut creek no surprises, upper east shore freeway, let me look at the waze system, there was an

earlier crash over there and there's central avenue and we're mapping out from coming off san pablo towards the rich mobbmond bridge, takes roughly 25 to 30 minutes, that's good options for you over there. getting farther south from there, we have richmond to san rafael bridge picking up volume now that the traffic has cleared from the richmond crash, back to you. >> thanks, mike. >> coming up, major changes for thousands that have a movie pass, the reason you may want to rethink subscribing to that service. >> today is your last day to trade in your apple products to help the planet. the giveback program let's you turn in your old iphones and ipods for gift cards and apple donates to the conservation international for every device. plus, free ice cream, how does that sound? where to go, gir dell la dishing out 500 free sundaes at noon today. united airlines will soon be giving out the delicious treats on flights.

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"killer grandma" )lois riess ) was arrested in texas we're getting a closer look at some are calling the killer gram ma. she was arrested near the mexico border and brought to florida over the weekend and had her

first court appearance yesterday morning. police had been looking for her since late march when her husband was found dead at their home in minnesota. investigators believe reiss shot him and then went to florida and killed her look alike, in order to steal her identity. crews are still searching for a missing boater in antioch. two men hit a wake and both thrown into the water. neither were wearing life jackets. another boater passing by rescued one of the men but the other is still missing. >> the june primary is right around the corner you'll start seeing voter information in your mailbox any time now, registrar of voters office started mailing voter guides through the june primary and sample ballot and information on all of the candidates and measures, if i haven't registered to vote, you have until may 21st. incredible story of survive for the first time we're hearing from a truck driver fising for

four days in the snow. he eed ended up walking 36 mile through a rugged area for safety. >> i walk in and first thing i hear is my oldest she looks around the corner and runs around my leg, daddy and she's a little stick. she's not very big at all but almost knocked me over. >> little stick. you can catch a full interview on the "today" show this morning, including how he managed to survive the bitterly cold weather. "today" show at 7:00 right after "today in the bay." take a look at this new video into our newsroom this morning. a bus wedged underneath a bridge. happened in denver at denver international airport. they kept on going and you see

got stuck under the bridge. he was the only person on board and going to be fine. >> if is sounds too good to be true, it probably is. movie pass users are learning that one the hard way. you probably heard of the app the whole idea is that you can actually watch one movie a day at theaters just 10 bucks a month. but now new customers will be limited to just four movies a month. another big change is that impacted users will you can't see a movie more than once now. movie pass changes promotions and rates a lot. fw it's -- it's not clear if the movie per day deal will come back. speaking of movies the latest marvel movie is dominating the box office, no surprise here, avengers, infyty war made $250 million in the u.s. during the opening weekend. if the numbers don't change tharks would be enough to beat star wars, the force awakens for the biggest domestic opening weekend of all time. it picks up two years after

captain america civil war, almost every marvel character comes together to stop the ev evil -- quiet place and i feel pretty round out the top three. looking for a motive, police investigating a rare homicide in a small east bay city. the pop pu lar trail where the vehicle was found. the reason you'll see workers dangling from the golden gate bridge. the call that led to the thrilling overtime win in game two, "today in the bay" continues right now. let's make another win in game three. >> right now we kari hall. we had a cool weekend and that continues today. we're just seeing a few clouds

in the mix as we get a live look outside in san jose this morning, getting you out the door and we will see mostly sunny skies today, right now 48 heading up to 47 and we'll see mostly cloudy skies for a little while then clearing this afternoon and winds picking up and rest of the week each day it warms up a few more degrees and still no rain. i'll talk about what's head in a few minutes. mike you're still tracking a crash and closure. >> that's right. this is extending from early morning hours. the one up in novato, that cleared, highway 101 is fine. over here. the map shows a smooth drive for most of the commute down to 156, this doesn't sound it would affect you. gilroy, maybe towards hixi-5, t could affect the interchange there. eastbound 156 is closed by an overturned lettuesday truck.