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. gilroy itself, 101 smoothly up

to san martin, slowing into morgan hill. over here this is the fremont camera. back to you. >> thanks, mike, 6:01. developing this morning, a shocking discovery for people in a small east bay city, investigating the first homicide in three years. this happened in the middle of the day near a high school. bob redell is live. what happened here? >> reporter: well, good morning marcus. as you mentioned, this is just a few blocks away from albany high school. we did put the map together to give a better sense where we're ago. 600 block of masonic avenue. along the greep way that runs underneath the b.a.r.t. tracks. it was around 11:30 yesterday morning, a police received a 911

call and found a man lying on a bench dying from a gunshot wound. paramedics took him to the hospital where they tried to save him but unfortunately passed away niz injury. they are not releasing his name until they can notify his family. law enforcement hasn't said what led up to the crime and what the motive was and whether the shooting was random or between people who knew each other. they are asking for your help. if you saw something or heard something, yesterday morning, please call 911 or call the police department. reporting live in albany, bob re-dell, "today in the bay." >> thanks, bob. >> 6:02. new this morning, did you feel the shaking? did it wake you up. 3.3 earthquake hits alma month. it hit at 4:55 this morning. we told you about it right after it hit. this shaking of course following several quakes reported in danville yesterday, largest was magnitude 3.0. developing news on the mexican

border this morning, hundreds of migrants arrived at the u.s. border seeking asylum. they traveled to the u.s. in so call migrant caravan, only 400 arrived. they were greeted by supporters on both sides of the wall. the president has promised to bar them from endering the u.s. calling them a threat. and this morning, their future is uncertain. >> babies 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 migrants. >> if you head down to pask pacif pacifica beach you'll see signs from a weekend trip that became a big bomber for those on board. all four made off safely.

people came over to help and the boat's owner is grateful for that. >> the people here in pacifica have been just phenomenal. i was cold so a lady gave me her coat, right off of her back. >> a lot of people wanting to help. the boaters actually set out from a trip when their 33-foot vessel, ran aground. the owners are working with an insurance company to get that removed. happening today, san francisco leadsers will continue new protections for a popular sailing cove being eyed by developers, clipper cove sits between treasure island where the city's only community sailing center operates. opponents say developers wants to build a private luxury marina in the cove. thee debate a measure to make sure it stays open to everyone where. a live look at the golden gate bridge this morning, you might see some people dangling from towers today but don't worry,

they are just inspecting the bridge. pete suratos is live at the bridge to explain what's going on here, pete. >> reporter: good morning, you'll see crew members repelling from the golden gate towers down to the sidewalk and what they are expecting if there's any erosion with the bridge. inspecting the area that could be in need of some repairs. if this sounds familiar, we saw it a few years ago with a little bit different but this is video from back in 2015. you had crews working to inspect the underside of the bridge and they are going to kind of do more of the same this week starting this morning where they are assessing the condition of the steel on the golden gate bridge. now what's going to be happening as inspections are going on, they'll install scaffolding on the sidewalks around the towers to protect people passing below and if you're a bicyclist and being asked to dismount and walk by sickles around these towers and want to point out workers

will not be repelling over traffic. now all together inspection should take about a week but inspection set to begin later this morning at 7:00 a.m., pete suratos "today in the bay." a live look at sap center, sharks try to get a leg up on the vegas golden knights. >> sharks fans will be revved up after the double overtime win saturday night. the winning goal was scored after the knights thought they won in first overtime. goalie interference took vegas goal away. series tied up one game apiece. a live look at oracle arena, warriors must wait until tomorrow but this is for game two of the western semiconference series against new orleans. game one on saturday, the dubs cruised to a win. the big question, will steph

curry finally return? he has been out for five weeks since injuring his ankle and people are saying he's ready to go, even though the team seems to be doing pretty well without them. it's never too much to have steph back. >> i don't know, they are doing okay with him, let him rest more so we get to the finals -- >> but i'm thinking he probably wants to get back on the court. >> i guess so. >> what do you think? >> i wanted to come back when i had larn gits. >> you've got to let it rest so you're at your best when you're completely healed. as we get that morning started on this monday, let's get out the door. we will have a cool start and temperatures in the low 50s, we'll warm in the upper 60s later today. if you are going to the shark tank, you're going to have great weather but cool as you put on your hockey jersey. we'll be at about 59 degrees when that puck drops. we'll talk about today's forecast from palo alto coming

up. mike, you have a note for bart riders. >> still on the b.a.r.t. website, a follow-up to a report of the earthquake in alamo, small earthquake but nonetheless, b.a.r.t. did begin their protocol which meant slowing trains down after a quick stop, got back to trains running slower, you may get a minor delay. haven't seen a lot of complaints on twitter and when folks are complaining they take to twitter. the roadways are smooth and that might be run reason. plenty of roadways an easy drive right now. getting over here threw concord san ramon, walnut creek, all nice drivers and recovery after the earlier crash through richmond, westbound 80, slower through golden gate field. berkeley curve continuing with westbound 80 over to the bay bridge, that's on easy drive, even the maze, no major problems or real problems over here and san mateo bridge, just starts -- well tapping breaks right now as we speak, flat section looks

like someone hit the breaks hard harder, we'll track it. back to you. >> coming up next on qults today in the bay, housing crunch, the reason you might have an even tougher time finding a home. plus, we investigate the rising cost of buying a home in the bay area. >> tesla driver takes a very strange very dangerous ride along. >> and later, more controversy over a plan to build another ikea in east bay, the impact the store could have on traffic coming up at 6:25. you're watching "today in the bay."

hopefully you had a great weekend, now time to get up and get moving at 6:12 as we take a live look outside in palo alto. we're going to see a few clouds in the mix and cool temperatures to start mid 50s through about 10:00. today we're going to see those highs in the low 60s for palo alto with breezy winds and our highs will be warming up as the week goes along. i'm talk about that and also the rest of the microclimate forecast in about five minutes. >> here's that sunrise coming up, lighting up the north bay, san rafael moves smoothly. a bigger look at your commute. you'll probably like what you're going to see. >> and good morning, happy monday, spring and t-mobile have agreed to get hitched but they'll need government approval. san francisco's 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 so that's exactly what they did. the ceo signing his name on a tablet. the company is hardly a start up, almost 12 years old. san francisco company hacker one is getting ready to hack the government legally. it's the team of hackers waiting for congress to pass a bill called s dif 1281 or hack the dhs. it passed the senate and needs to pass the house, it would make it legal for good guy hackers to test defenses of the dhs. >> and there are hundreds of thousands of hackers who want to do good and know how to break in. if you let them break in first, nobody else can break in after that. >> the defense department has a similar program called hack the pentagon. tesla set to report its financials on wednesday. there's serious question as to how much longer that company can

continue as it burns through money. bloomberg estimates tesla spends $6500 a minute, put another way, tesla has spent $13,000 since i first said good morning to you. take a look at this. this is video from police in england to spotted a guy riding in the passenger seat of his tesla as it drove itself down the road with nobody behind the wheel. i know this is hard to see but remember in england the driver is going to sit on the right. the et seat closest to you. as you peer into the driver's side on the right, there's the steering wheel and nobody behind it, that is a terrible, terrible idea and he's lost his driver's license. >> they took it away. >> good for them. >> if you're looking to buy a home, expect a lot of competition, this week experts say home buying season kicks into high gear. could be one of the toughest years ever. already hard for folks looking

to buy in the bay area and there aren't a lot of choices out there. one reason a bank rate.com survey suggests most homeowners don't want to move which means buyers are offering more than list price. >> particularly in competitive markets where you have multiple buyers submitting offers for the same property, one way they are standing out by submitting an offer for more than asking price. >> and it's pretty much a way of life in the bay area. last week core logic reported a median price hit an all time high, $820,000 the average, up nearly 15% from march of 2017. >> 6:15 right now. if you're running a small business in oakland, the city wants to help you succeed. it's small business week, they are offering 75 free workshops and classes teach owners about things like digital marketing and access to capital. if you thought happy cows from come from california, well wait until you see this. there's an annual cow release,

in sweden where hundreds of people gather to watch those cows head outside after a long winter. that's it. it's a tradition among farmers in nordic countries, they get a chance to kick up their legs and get back to green pastures. >> leaping cows. >> the run of the cows. >> you know, this weekend, that butter and egg, cow fling or whatever they call that. maybe they could have used them as a supplier. >> guess who won the cow milking contest. >> i remember that. >> you know what, never happened again. they canceled it after that. >> you were too good. >> i shut it down. >> don't want you to be great. >> at least i have a fallback career if this doesn't work out. >> great weather too? >> we'll have great weather today. we start out with a few clouds and it's going to be a cool start to the week as the week goes on it's going to warm up and feel more like the end of spring. let's get out the door with a live look outside in san jose, it's -- you can see clouds there

coming over the hills, we're going to go to willow gren, our temperature trend shows a partly cloudy sky through about 2:00 then it will be all clears with highs reaching in the mid-60s, normally we're at 71 degrees but we won't quite be there yet. as you look at the seven-day forecast we'll have warmer air throughout the week. let's go to livermore for a school day forecast, walking the kids to school we'll be at 50 degrees and see clouds rolling by. as we get out for recess the see the sun peeking out and by the time you pick them up, low 60s and as we go for a jog, a cool start and more comfortable by 9:00 or 10:00 and 67 degrees at 1:00 today. as we look at all of the high temperatures for the afternoon, los gatos up to 67 degrees, breezy too for the east bay. winds coming in from the west at about 10 miles per hour, low 70s

in antioch, one of our warmer spots because it will be cooler along the coast and half moon bay highs only reach the upper 50s and we'll be up to 65 in hayward today. 66 degrees in palo alto. san francisco 62 and 70 today in santa rosa. as we check out our forecast, maybe you'll be heading into the -- at the at&t park today. we will see some cloudy skies by this evening and you can see the seagulls out there now, mid-50s as we go into tonight. let me know what's going on in the forecast and what you're planning to do this week. @ kari hall weather on twitter. mike, what's going on on the roads? >> a smooth build to the commute. i think folks are going to like what they say because there are no major problems but we do still have a slower drive for some. you can't please everybody but at least things are moving well through the tri-valley. here's 680 with the typical slower section through

pleasanton. no major problems through livermore. castro valley looks great. good recovery after the earlier crash on 238 and of course hayward union city and 880 shows a slower drive past the san mateo bridge. past the coliseum looks great as well. flashing lights on the shoulder, a little distraction but folks are getting by just fine. no lanes blocked north of the tail lights and south with headlights down towards 92. if you're going north to the bay bridge toll plaza, you have metering lights on. here's san jose, silicon valley, a build a little bit right here, north of 680 and slowing around the capital expressway. there's still that crash on 156 that's affecting folks from hollister but for most of our viewers they won't even go in that area. >> 6:19. coming up next, we're hearing from the family of the young boy stuck under water for almost eight minutes at a hotel pool. >> it's just a miracle i think.

>> how the boy is doing this morning and what led up to the terrifying ordeal. >> he finds a grocery store selling food out of date. but is there really a concern? i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. and bob redell is trying to tame a new shelter dog he has. look at the video, onyx, attempting to jail break. the family still loves him. by the way, an exciting announcement, our big clear the shelters event, that's coming up on the 18th and you'll see it there, that's august 18th. and you don't want to miss that. we'll be there having a great time. you're watching "today in the bay." fremont man who said a groy

store was selling "expired" food. nbc bay area responds to a fremont man who said a grocery store was selling expired food. >> consumer investigator chris chmura zeroed in on the label and has more. >> good morning, that particular food was bought two weeks after the date on the label but as we looked into it deeper, we found more consumer confusion than anything else. we spoke with several food experts and two federal regulators and they told us most date labels on food or voluntary and intended to tell you about quality. most food is safe to eat well after the date on the label. >> a lot of people confuse

quality and safety. and that's a big problem. >> tonight at 11:00, the surprising silence in federal law plus the massive amount of waste caused by confused shoppers. we'll explain the changes you'll see in supermarkets that might actually cut your grocery bill starting this summer. if you have a consumer plant, 888-996-tips or go to n nbcbayarea.c nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> i'll see you again tonight at 11:00. thanks a lot, chris. >> turns out not everyone is a fan. ikea not in a new store is being planned across the way. dublin in talks to bring a 340,000 square foot ikea store in interstate 580 prompting leaders in pleasanton to raise concerns. they've written a letter outlining why they oppose the ikea idea. for one potential traffic issues

on roads already stuck in the commute hours. a michigan family talks about their they aerrifying experience easily could have killed their child. instead miraculously he survived. here's surveillance video that may make you squirm, it shows a life and death struggle after two boys opened a grate at the bottom of a lazy river pool in south carolina. one boy became trapped by the suction pipe and he was under water nearly eight minutes before the first responders shut the pool pump off and pulled him to safety. >> it's just a miracle, i think it's when the people that helped him at the pool and hospital. >> and first responders say the boy likely owes his life to a quick thinking rescuer who jumped in and gave him under water mouth to mouth resuscitation. that boy is out of the hospital and doing well. the full interview airs a little later on today.

at 6:25, live outside from our emeryville camera, traffic moving along. today is a start of the spare the air smog season. you might want to consider biking to work if you're able to this morning. bay area air quality measurement district is telling all of us to limit our driving and smog season starts as a weather gets warmer and when it gets really bad, air quality issues spare the air alerts that we tell you about. >> 6:26, news to make you smile. if you wait to ride one of those rental bikes around oakland, bart is going to let do you that for free. partnering with ford and today riders can sign up for a free one-month membership and they can go to oakland's 12th street part station. >> 6:26, coming up next, joyride ends with a crash in the south bay. all new this morning, charges a young driver is facing after police say he and friends stole a van and led police on a chase.

>> what police say sparked the violence in a bowling alley. you're watching "today in the bay." we )re off to a cool startd

expecting another cool day ahead. taking a live look outside from downtown san jose. expecting another cool day ahead. a live look outside from downtown san jose. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. let's head over to kari hall with a look at the weather. >> starts out nice and cool but

we'll warm up over the next few days. here's a look again live in san jose as we can see the clouds and we kill see a mix of sun and clouds in campbell and upper 40s through 8:00 and 57 degrees at 11:00, we're heading in the mid-60s lower that be normal, as we look at our inland forecast, 65 today, 78 on friday and even 80 on saturday. we'll talk about the weekend forecast as we go into the next few days and it stays dry and mike, you're taking us through the morning drive in dough co-county. >> we're looking at the area north of concord as a reference for those not familiar with the area. a couple of minor crashes in the east bay and we'll chep on the east bay. look at things jamming up towards concord avenue. a crash and number of cars blocking left two lanes as you head south passing highway 4 where the jam up happens. and that's holding folks in that

area. out of bay point, minor slowing and that traffic held up may be making things lighter through walnut creek interchange. as we look at the approach to the bay bridge, these travel times are fine, not even a half hour from highway 4 to the backup at the bay bridge. we have that and have a little build heading west -- west 580 through dublin and nice smooth flow to the dublin interchange. >> thanks, mike. 6:31. new this morning, an apparent joyride ends in a crash in the south bay. morgan hill police say it started when the teenagers took off with a van from live oak high school. kris sanchez joins us with how police were actually tipped off about this illegal stunt. it was kind of interesting, kris. >> reporter: hi, laura, yeah it was a busy night for parents. several families reported their daughters missing only to find out they were on that joyride

with an under age driver and it started here at live oak high school but take a look at this scene where it ended. this is where a van crashed into light pole at a fire hydrant four miles away from where we are this morning. this crash sent a teenage boy behind a wheel and two teenage girls who were passengers to the hospital. when they are cleared from the hospital, the doctors -- doctors will clear them and girls will go home but morgan hill police say the boy will be booked on felony charges of evading arrest and child endangerment. the driver stole that van from live oak high school, drove around town before crashing. at some point during the joyride though, a third teenage girl asked to be dropped off at home. she told her parents and the parents called police about that reported dangerous driving. police spotted the van and tried to pull the driver over and the driver gave chase. officers then tried to pit or hit the van to try to force the

driver to stop but the driver drove towards officers before crashing into the hydrant and pole. it is not clear whether the three teenage girls in the van nor the driver were students here or are students here. at live oak high school but certainly something that folks will be talking about here in morgan hill. in morgan hill, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> 6:33 right now. new this morning, did you feel the shaking? 3.3 earthquake hits alamo. earthquake hit about 4:55 in the east bay. we told you right about it and we were on air. the shaking felt as several quakes were reported in danville yesterday. the largest was a magnitude 3.0. we sent out a push alert ach the quake hit. download the app and can you get updates on shaking and breaking news. 49ers linebacker ruben foster will be back in court. they are moving forward with a domestic violence case sfit his

former girlfriend admitted she lied about the ordeal. this is video from a previous court appearance. an attorney for ee list is a she's she made up the story he punched her and dragged her by her hair in february because he had broken off their relationship. she claims that the injuries are from a previous fight with a woman and she has video of that 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 him. witnesses captured the chaos on camera, shooting happened saturday at classic bowling center in daly city, there was some sort of fight before the shooting. you heard it there. police worked through the night to track down the shooter but had no luck. >> we've had incidents at the bowling alley before, having a shooting there is a rare occurrence. it's something we're using our resources to solve. >> police say they are checking surveillance cameras in hopes of identifying the suspect. >> a disyou shalling scene in the middle of oakland.

police reported several side shows on sunday. posted on snapchat showing drivers doing doughnuts right there. this is one of the largest side shows discovered off 100th avenue in macarthur. officers say this started with 100 cars. >> oakland police using social media tweeting out this picture right here last night showing the cars that they confiscated over the weekend. >> if you want to get your family prepared for an emergency today we've got some help for you. san mateo holding is fair focused on keeping you safe. first responders will demonstrate first aid and it runs from 8:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. at sky line college. separately but similarly tonight at 7:00, law enforcement leaders and others will talk about active shooter training at cap cheen know high school in san bruno. we are just a little over a month away from the california primary and the race for governor really heating up for

front-runners met for a debate last night. this was in fresno, gavin newsom declined an invitation. the candidates are hoping to replace jerry brown in november but first they'll have to make it past the june primary. one of hot topics, high speed rail which would connect san jose to the central valley. i want to use high speed rail as an engine for economic development for fresno and the central valley. >> look at the great industrial powers in the world today, 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, you can take southwest airlines. >> politicians waste money, i don't do that in the private sector because i don't have to waste and i'm not going to waste it as gofrer. >> the california primary is june 5th. the top two candidates will face off in the general election in

november. don't forget, we are preparing for the gubernatorial debate here on nbc bay area in just a little more than a week. on tuesday may 8th, all of the candidates will face off at the california theater. this is in san jose. chuck todd of "meet the press" will moderate the debate and you can see it right here on nbc bay area beginning at 6:30. >> the roadways are moving pretty well but rails are having a problem. let me talk about the traffic first of all. things are starting to build up. scattered incidents, no major problems on the freeways you saw on the map. south of downtown along the area by the water, near everett and jones, awesome barbecue, there's a freight train stuck there. broadway and embarcadero. local traffic is a mess right there and hasn't budged for an hour. you have metering lights on at the bay bridge. 680 south is my big concern.

traffic starting to move a little better and may have moved vehicles from the two left lanes but that is an issue for concord and pleasanthill will see a burst of traffic of the on the peninsu peninsula, not bad. that's great. >> yeah. >> that's right. coming off a great weekend, already looking forward to the next. this past weekend was pretty cool around the bay area with only 60s but we're going to warm up over the next few days and have much more of a beach type of weekend. the coast will be at 70 degrees. it's going to be very comfortable there. all of the inland areas heading up to 80 degrees. lots of sunshine and dry weather in the forecast, sunday more of the same. 67 for the coast, the bay at 72 and 76 degrees inland on sunday. if you're thinking already i'm going to santa cruz this weekend, it's going to be very nice, comfortable and upper 60s with breezy winds and mix of sun and clouds. as we take a live look out at

squaw valley, beautiful sunrise and a little bit of fog right there on the crest of the mountains and we'll be in the low 60s this weekend. al lot more of that snow will b melting for the next several days, if you're going to russian river valley, it's going to be very comfortable. low 70s on friday. 76 degrees and heading out to those vineyards on sunday. let me 234know what you're doin and what's going on now and you may see the place you're heading to or event featured here at 6:38 tomorrow morning. i'll have a look at today's temperature trend in three min us. >> we'll look forward to it. coming up next on "today in the bay," new clues, what we're learning about a possible motive in the golden state killer case. and calls for apologies this morning after a very rough white house correspondents dinner. >> taking a look at the stock market on this monday morning. the dow is up 148 points there.

at the opening as deal making earnings boost sentiment. you're watching "today in the bay."

6:42. hopefully you had a great weekend. weigh we wake up to the same weather from friday and saturday and we're going to see clouds moving by early but these won't stick around all day. we'll get clearing and sunshine

and it will take a while. we'll see highs it's reaching in the mid-60s, normally for the end of april, we're at 71 but not quite there yet. we'll talk about a warm-up and what to wear today that's coming up at about 6:48. >> look over here towards the richmond/san rafael bridge on the east bay side, folks waiting to pay tolls by fast track or pass. the train has cleared and that's better news for the capitol corridor as well. more traffic coming up. thanks, mike, 6:43 right now, we have been showing you new video from overnight. a big rig crash along highway 101 in novato. this took a while to clean up, mike was giving us work around earlier today but the road good to see is back open. >> it is 6:43. new this morning, journalists killed overnight in afghanistan, isis is claiming responsibility for twin bombings. for first time we're seeing video of the aftermath, the death toll changed a couple of

times overnight. right now the government tells nbc producers on the ground 22 people are dead. that includes seven journalists. more than 40 others are hurt. well, probably heard a lot of -- about the golden state killer case and arrest. now the investigation has some worried about their own privacy. law enforcement compared dna from the crime scene to profiles on a geneaology website. they found the relatives and him and tested his dna. it is sparking privacy concerns, 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. as for the case, a bad break-up may have been the motive. a woman once engaged in the accused killer plans to meet with prosecutors. >> 6:44 right now. president and nbc reporters are calling for the comedian to

apologize this morning. >> scott mcgrew joins us now. the team at the white house correspondents dinner caused a lot of trofs. >> michelle wolf not exactly a household name spoke at the white house correspondents dinner over the weekend and directed some of her jokes and white house press secretary sara huckabee sanders, we often point out where sanders doesn't tell the truth. but wolf took on among other things sanders appearance, some found that offensive, including nbc's andrea mitchell calling for an apology. so too is mika brzezinski saying watch a wife and mother humiliated for her looks is deplorable. i've experienced insults about my appearance from the president, all women have a duty to unite when these things happen and the white house correspondents association owes sarah huckabee sanders an apology. the president made fund of brzezinski's face claiming she was bleeding from a face lift. during a campaign he told a

reporter that republican presidential kant r candidate carly fiorina was not attractive to be president, why would anybody vote for that? she's a woman, i'm not supposed to say bad things but really folks, come on. are we serious? >> it's april 30th and it was on this day 45 years ago that president richard nixon first spoke to the country about watergate. >> in any organization, the man at the top must bear the responsibility. that responsibility therefore belongs here in this office. i accept it. >> 15 months later president nixon would resign. we examined the president's tweets and executive orders in speeches every day on qutsz today in the bay, you can contact me on twitter, @scottmcgrew. >> 6:46. there's a national day for everything, today no exception, it is national ped adoption day.

>> we've got an excuse to show you pictures of cute animals. these are all local and up for adoption. contact humane society silicon valley to take home a furry little friend. we'd like to also flood social media with cute pet pics. we know the bay area loves to adopt. if you have an adopted shelter pet -- maybe a pit bull, post a picture and tag us. we want to announce the date for the annual clear the shelters event coming up this year on august 18th. it's a great event and nbc bay area teams up with local shelters and they waive all of the pet adoption fees, it's really great group effort. >> they have not just the beautiful pets, adorable and almost -- come home with one or two. >> this could be the year. get a pet. >> my daughter and son. outstanding resources they have not just the pets themselves bull the toys and health care

and resources, i had no idea. >> see. >> easy, peas sixt. >> makes you think. >> everyone who is already adopted their pet getting ready to head out for a walk, within last time before you go out to work or school, we're going to have cool temperatures to start, maybe a jacket needed for you and the dog. it's 48 degrees right now in san jose. 44 in morgan hill and it's 43 in santa rosa, a little warmer in san francisco at 53 right now. if you'll be going out to the hiking trails on the peninsula, it's going to be cloudy and by 10:00, 53 and it will be a cool day and windy. by 6:00, we're still going to be cool weather and those gusts up to 30 miles per hour. the seven hf day forecast is up at the bottom of the screen, slight warming through the week and as we go through the temperature trend in martinez today, partly cloudy skies. look at this, 3:00, we reach our high at 69 degrees and it will be breezy. here's a look at all of our

highs reaching in the low 70s for the inland areas, antioch at 71 degrees and 70 in santa rosa, san francisco 73. palo alto 66 and san jose 67 degrees. as we get dressed you need light long sleeves and nothing too heavy and good day for pants to keep you comfortable all day long and later tonight you'll take off long sleeves for your hockey jersey. of course the sharks heading that the shark tank will have cool weather. upper 60s and mix of sun and clouds in the low 50s as we celebrate a win most likely. as we look at the forecast, at at&t park, a lot of seagulls enjoying the time before the game starts this evening. padres in town, first pitch at 7:15. we'll be at 56 degrees and very windy evening out there at the park. make sure you're bundled up. we will be warming up as the

week goes along. 65 today and upper 70s by the end of the week, check out saturday, 70 degrees for san francisco, a lot of 60s throughout the weekend, our dry weather continues over the next few days. the tray has it cleared from jack london square? it has. the same time i got a tweet from jim richards who said the train has cleared and also met me know that barbecue joint is not there anymore. the train not causing a problem for capital corridor. if you have barbecue repg recommendations let me know. the big slowdown over there is 680 southbound still on the ven each sha bridge down towards pa chechco, red to orange approaching concord avenue. i believe they've moved the vehicles from the lane to the shoulder and they'll do that in next couple of minutes.

coming out of pitts burg through concord, 242 is fine avoiding backup, if you across the car keen as bridge, usually that's not a choice and easy to make for your morning commute. the toll plaza metering lights are on westbound across 92, no incidents reported but definitely bogging down on a flat section. the high rise moves more smoothly towards foster city with the down slope to the peninsula. 101 looks nice in palo alto. no major problems southbound and we see more traffic flowing out of redwood city, back to you. >> coming up here, first look at the top story on "today in the bay," something you don't see every day, how this sail boat ended up getting stranded. first happening now at 6:51. today is the last day to trade in apple products to help the planet. the giveback let's you turn in iphones or ipods or ipads for

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before you head out the door, here are the top stories on today in the bay--

welcome back, before you med out the door, the time is 6:54. sfl we begin in albany where police are investigating the city's first homicide in three years. man was shot along the greenway, a couple of blocks from albany high school. he died at the hospital shortly after. right now police do not have a motive but the trail is expected to reopen this morning. >> developing news on the mexican border, hundreds of migrants from south america arrived at the u.s. border over the weekend. seeking asylum. they traveled in so-called migrant caravans, at one point more than 1,000 people were in a caravan but only 400 arrived. the caravan caught the attention of the white house. the president promised to bar them from entering the u.s. calling them a threat. u.s. immigration lawyers are offering free legal help for the migrants. >> and if you head down to pacifica's beach this morning, there's pretty good chance you'll see the signs from a weekend boat trip that became a

bummer for those on board. all four passengers made it off safely when the boat became stranded late saturday night. people on the shore saw what was happening and came over to help. the boaters had to step out and actually come off the that boat because they were going on a trip from san francisco to san diego and their 33-foot boat ran aground. the owners are working with an insurance company to get the boat removed. the san francisco leaders till win consider new protections for a popular sailing cove now being eyed by developers. and clippers cove, also where the city's only community sailing center operates. opponents say the developers want to build a private luxury ma rena in cove. they'll debate a measure to make sure it stays open to everyone. a live look at the iconic golden gate bridge this morning. if this is a part of your commute, don't be alarmed as you see people dangling from the towers today. it is part of a first of its kind inspection of the bridge starting today, crews will

actually repel down from the towers, down to the sidewalk. this is video from the 2015 when workers speked the underside of the bridge this time they are looking for possible erosion. >> live look in morgan hill. where authorities say that a joyride ended in a crash involving several underage teenagers, morgan hill police say four young people stole the van from live oak high school last night and driver dropped one girl off at home. when they saw the van they called police. they spotted that car and chased it until it crashed into a hydrant and utility pole. no one was seriously hurt here but the driver is facing multiple felony charges. looking live from the emeryville camera this morning, you might want to consider biking to work. if you can this morning. bay area air quality management district is telling all of us to limit driving and find other ways to get around. smog season starts as the weather gets warmer and if it gets really bag, air quality

issues issue the spare the air alerts. >> continuing coverage of president trump's busy weekend after choosing to skip the white house correspondents dinner for the second year in a row. >> 6:58, warriors getting ready for game two of the western conference semifinals series against new orleans and a lot of fans are wondering if steph curry will finally return. he's been out for five weeks because of a hurt knee. a lot of talk that he's ready to go, even though the team seems to be doing pretty well without him. they beat the pelicans easily on saturday, final score there, 123-101. >> right now a live look at sap center there in san jose. that's where tonight the sharks try to get a leg up on the vegas golden knights and second round playoff series, sharks fans will surely be revved up after the double overtime win saturday night. they thought they won in the first overtime, goalie

interference took the vegas goal away, series tied up one game apiece. >> that will be a good one tonight. >> don't want the double overtime. >> no kidding. >> tired tomorrow morning. >> cool start to our day. >> we'll have a cooler day and highs reaching the mid-60s for the inland areas. a few degree warmer and low 60s all week long. >> for those morning commuters b.a.r.t. dli delays cleared. >> that was precautionary after the minor earthquake. richmond/san rafael bridge backed up. and over here that would be the san mateo bridge not the berkeley curve, working westbound over to the peninsula, a slower drive and over here -- i really mislabeled the cameras. southbound 101 through palo alto, running smoothly as well zwl there was a 3.3 this morning in alamo, which is what you're

referring to. >> leaving you with a beautiful sunrise this morning. >> look at that. >> great way to start your workweek. we're going to come back with local news updates for you. ♪ good morning. border showdown. the standoff escalates over that caravan of migrants from central america, denounced by the president, they're now at the u.s. border. will they be turned away? we're there live. over the line. the backlash is fierce over a comedian's monologue at the white house correspondent's dinner. did it go too far? >> should have done more research. president trump firing back overnight while the performer's defenders say the president has said much worse. breaking overnight. two suicide bombings rock the city of kabul, one carried out by a person disguised as a cameraman. dozens killed including a number of journalists. isis now claiming