good thursday morning to you. almost hitting the end of the workweek. it's friday eve, we're happy about that. a look outside at redwood city. good morning to you and thank you so much for beginning your day or continuing your morning here. >> or evening for us. good night. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. right now kari has a look at what's going on outside. what's it look like, a good one? >> another beautiful day. we can't complain. weather on repeat. if you like yesterday's weather, get ready for another one like that. let's go to martinez and check out temperature trend, 70 at 12:00, mid-70s. all our high temperatures, san jose 75, 64 oakland, 71 santa rosa, san francisco 61 degrees. we'll talk about the weekend and mike starts out with a delay. >> for folks on the track ace trace number one has a delay.

it's only about six minutes. train traffic, really to point this outta freight train in front of the commuter train, it can't pass. have to wait to the next turnout there. looking at that. b.a.r.t. trains, caltrans, they are all moving nicely. traffic and no delay not just yesterday, hercules westbound 80. that is moving clearly. all construction crews through the area. here with the south bay and no real problems. fremont, southbound with headlights p back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. it is 5:01. today the spectacular in the golden state killer case. new details and a look at what could happen today. good morning, pete. >> reporter: good morning to you, lauren. of course joseph deangelo, the golden state killer was

arraigned on two charges on friday during his first court appearance. our sacramento affiliate did speak with the police chief of the police department when deangelo work there during the late 1970s. he says he wasn't the one that hired joseph deangelo but he did fire him for shopliftings a hammer and dog repellant. prior to the decision to fire him there were no red flags. deangelo blended in when he was working there. as police continue to look for a path in the east area rapist case, the former chief says he's ready to see justice served. >> this person has brought so much misery into lives, finally going to for what he's done. >> we mentioned east area rapist suspect will be back in court

this morning. cameras were not allowed in yesterday's hearing but his attorney most anxious to block him from blocking dna fingerprints and taking photos of his body claiming it was approved before deangelo was arrested and arraigned. the search warrant is not testimonial in nature. live, pete suratos, "today in the bay." >> thanks, pete. this case is now getting the hollywood treatment. the best selling book credited with helping coin golden state killer's name will become a series on hbo. michelle mcnamara wrote the book but died before she finished it. her husband worked with a co-writer to finally complete it and publish it earlier this year. >> 5:03, a bombshell rocking the white house. president trump just tweeted within the last hour that he approved paying $130 to stormy

daniels but denies the affair. here is one of his tweets we're watching for. chris pollone live in washington. chris, this story really changes by the minute here. >> it really dischoes. it's hard to keep up. good morning marcus and laura. after the president said he did make a payment a couple weeks ago or know where the money came from, now one of president trump's attorneys is saying president trump paid back the guy who paid off stormy daniels one of the newest members of president trump's legal team rudolph giuliani on fox news channel's hannity. >> having something to do with paying stormy daniels woman $130,000, which is going to turn out to be perfectly legal. >> reporter: admitting the president paid back $130,000 to his personal attorney michael cohen, money paid to adult film actress stormy daniels just before the 2016 election. cohen said it came out of his

own pocket. just last month the president denied even knowing about the payment. >> did you know about the $130,000 payment to toestormy daniels? no. >> reporter: now he claims it was settled. >> she claims it was hush money, said she had an affair in 2006. trump denied allegations of an affair. but the settlement with damages a proposed campaign law violation for the campaign. >> it's not campaign money. no campaign finance violation. >> reporter: daniels attorney among money stunned. >> i hope american people upon hearing this and watching that clip, they should be outraged. >> the white house declined to comment referring questions to outside counsel. there was some confusion after rudy giuliani's interview last

night. he claimed that the president only found out about the stormy daniels agreement within the last couple of weeks after that scene on "air force one" when he said he didn't know anything about it. he said he had been paying cohen back over the course of last year in several installments. the question is if he didn't know about it, why was he paying him. this morning the president, as you mentioned marcus, tweeting several times, very lengthy tweets, saying cohen was on reta retainer. he was his personal attorney, paid through personal funds and the president claims he did not know cohen was undertaking this agreement with stormy daniels. he was just simply paying him like he usually does. that's essentially the gist of those tweets. live in washington, i'm chris pollo pollone. let's go back to you in the bay area. >> thank you very much, chris. here in the bay area two former santa clara county jail guards found not guilty. networkry news reported jurors acquitted the guards of assault following accusations made by

garcia in 2015. garcia claimed guards severely beat him about a month before the beating death-of-michael tyree by three other guards. garcia has a long criminal record. jurors took about four hours to reach their verdict. >> 5:07, it's a problem we're all dealingw the rising cost to live in the pay area, that housing crisis deepening particularly in the bay area according to a new study released this morning. >> "today in the bay" kris sanchez joins us with a look at some of the data that points to the reason why. good morning, kris. >> good morning, laura and marcus. it might seem like there's construction all around the bay area. this is a brand-new housing complex that seems to have gone up overpass in san jose. turns out population boom outpacing a construction boom in the bay area. take a look at this graph that shows the population change in

20 2016. more than 34,000 people left california all together largely because of the high housing cost and other pressures. the bay area in the meantime added 2,000 more people. but in the five years before that, the whole state added only 171 homes for every 1,000 people. we have reported previously on the near zero inventory of homes in some san jose neighborhoods. a lot of folks coming to the bay area, they are being able to buy because they are drawn by high-paying tech jobs. salaries, though, on the low end of the spectrum have only gone up 17% over the last 10 years. those are the folks who are being pushed out. california has the highest home prices of any state with a median home price higher than the national. this data coming from a san francisco nonprofit public policy group. these are a lot of numbers to digest over coffee this morning. so i will post them on social

media, facebook and twitter so you can look at them when you have a little more time and a little more attention to give. in the meantime there were suggestions put into this research report. i'll bring toss to you at 6:00. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thanks so much. happening now people who live on hawaii's big island warned they may have little time to escape from an erupting volcano. usgs issuing a warning. scientists monitoring the volcano after a surge of tremors. right now it's 5:09. we begin with cool temperatures today, weather on repeat as we make it closer to the weekend. as we look at our school day forecast for concord, low 50s walking to school. also a few clouds. then we'll see it all clearing out by late morning. we'll be at 69 as that last school bell rings. in san jose we start out with some mid-50s. noontime temperature 66. we'll be in the mid-70s today

with a breezy wind. it's going to be really nice and comfortable. we'll talk about what's ahead for the weekend coming up. mike, you're still seeing a lot of slowing. >> not a lot of slowing -- you're right. we should call this out over here, the altamont pass. that's where we do see slowing. it's coming off 580 and 205 merge. there's one crash in that area on patterson pass road but not affecting those freeways. that's all we have on the grid, guys. over here contra costa county, approach towards the maze, north bay, all moving very smoothly. a live look shows you san rafael southbound 101, no problems. you have a little company but everybody going at speed novato down to san rafael and across golden gate bridge. here in east bay oakland northbound 880 with taillights southbound with taillights they move smoothly out of doubt down to the san mateo bridge. back to you. >> thanks, mike. a lot of you getting up and on your way this morning. you'll probably see a few distracted drivers on the way to work today. coming up the thing that

teenagers say would make them pay more attention on the roads. >> propositions, promises from tesla. can they keep them? we'll take a look. defending kanye, former secretary of state and current stanford professor condoleezza rice is backing the rap star. at 5:25 what he's now saying about his controversial slavery remark. led california's fight ofor clean, renewable energy.or he cleaned up pollution at the port of l.a.

and created more good-paying jobs. antonio villaraigosa for governor.

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hey, it's thursday. right now 5:13. let's take a look at the forecast for cupertino. we'll start out with a few clouds and then see it clearing out and warming up, too. warming up from the 50s to the low 70s today. it's going to be a nice one. what are you going to do today? we'll talk about the weekend, too. that's coming up in five minutes. >> the commute through san jose. no surprises. a good number of people thinking about that weekend, kari. looking at 101, show you a broader look at your commute as it shapes up. >> a very happy thursday to you. shares in san jose paypal falling after amazon said it would essentially pay retailers to use amazon pay instead of other payment methods like paypal online. tesla is the one to watch. after the bell, after these numbers were frozen into place, tesla got on the phone with reporters and analyst toss talk about the company's financials.

elon musk was down right rude on the call. enforcers are worried tesla does not have enough money to both build cars and pay off its debt. tesla posted its worst quarterly loss in history. now, when asked very reasonable questions about how tesla was going to keep building cars and make money doing so, musk said things like, excuse me, next, next. boring, bonehead questions are not cool. and, "these questions are so dry, they are killing me." for the hundreds of thousands of americans who have given tesla a deposit on a car they haven't been able to buy, those aren't boring questions at all. most question tesla will be profitable when they build 5,000 models, more than double what they are making now. even if you somehow swallowed the idea tesla could make a p --

5,000 a week, their battery factory can't make 5,000 a week. tesla makes promises wall street does not believe. as they wrap up facebook conference, cambridge analytica is filing bankruptcy. that's the company facebook users were targeted. cambridge analytica may be bankrupt but we haven't heard the last of cambridge analytica. washington and london still -- >> definitely. everybody knows that name now. >> thanks, scott. all right. so small business in oakland, they are expected to get a boost from the foundation created by bay area bank. san francisco home bank loan created what it calls quality jobs fund. that fund providing $300 million investment to bay area group offering money to bay area

businesses. the group expects to generate thousands of jobs paragraph 5:16, common sight on san francisco streets may be in the past if city leaders listen to new recommendations made by consultants hired by mta. consultants say the city has a glut of cabs that just can't compete with ride share companies. according to examiner they will cut taxis by a third. find 20% of taxi medallion holders are making a sustainable income. >> 5:17. would you pay a teenager to pay attention on the road? a new study from university of pennsylvania say teens would be more likely to text -- less likely to text, i should say, while driving if someone paid them to stop. they say cheaper insurance might be a good incentive. many say they would give up e-mails and texting behind the wheel so long as they could play

music. >> teenagers like to get paid for everyone. yes, they do. >> danger is in that, so put them down. >> have you to figure you're driving this huge, you know, automobile. in a second something can change. >> that sound went off on the phone. >> not good. >> right. put the phones down. and maybe after you check your forecast. also going to see some beautiful weather here around the bay area. that's a good reason to leave the phones down. we'll enjoy sunshine later today. a live look outside in san jose. let's go to campbell and check out our temperatures trend for today. 51 at 7:00. we'll be in the upper 50s later this morning and heading to mid-60s by this afternoon. normally at 72 for the high, we're going to hit that this afternoon. check out the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. we will see some very nice weather over the next several days.

then as we head spinto the restf the forecast we will see more sunshine as we take a look at campbell. a look at all of our high temperatures for today, expecting south bay to reach up to 75 degrees. for ooegs bay 77 east bay, 77. cool temperatures along the coast, san mateo 62, san francisco 61 and mission district and 73 today in novato. so our hiking trail forecast for the east bay, we will start out with a cool morning and a few clouds passing by, but it will be clearing out by 10:00. lots of sunshine and also hitting up to the upper 70s today. once again we talked about the cool coastline if you're going to half moon bay. it's only going to be in the low- to mid-50s for much of the day. we will start to see some sun start to peek out. if you're planning to make it a beach weekend, it's going to be

very warm. the warmest day actually on friday, then cooling off into the mid-60s. those winds picking up will make it feel a little bit cooler. let me know what you're doing o on @karihall weather on twitter. let me know what your plans are. weekend forecast coming up in 20 minutes if you can stick around for that. we'll talk about events going on or places you may be heading. inland forecast shows we will keep comfortable weather, cool mornings, warm afternoons. san francisco staying mostly in the low 60s over the next several days. mike, the freeways, are they still moving well? >> pretty well. in fact, very well around most of the bay. see the green here, south bay oakland, san francisco, depending which side of the bay you're driving. we'll move you out over here to the south county. san martin, no slowing shows up gilroy to morgan hill, san jose, silicon valley. highway 17 nicely over the summit no matter which direction you're driving. we'll show you the live look. a little more traffic flow right

here. taillights heading over here toward the bay bridge and southbound toward 880 and toward the maze as well. berkeley curve itself picks up volume but no slowing shows up just yet. good volume here for west 580 as well. this is our dublin look. a little farther out. check with our waze team. down in the 20s, coming into the area around mountain house. one of our waze says slowing, we'll say thank you. a member of the team. show you drives out of the contra costa area, pittsburg, antioch, walnut creek, looking at slowest drive going on, route through city streets. purple route for 232 the quickest taking you a half hour. that's a good drive.

back to you. >> thanks, mike. 5:21 for you right now. coming up -- coming to kanye's defense. condoleezza rice's message to everyone as the rap star keeps generating controversy. >> what's next into the investigation into a deadly national guard plane crash. we h

after a deadly military plane continuing coverage on this thursday morning 5:24.

we hope to get some more answers after a deadly military plane crash in georgia yesterday. investigators are still at the site of the crash. this is new video overnight. authorities roped off debris field and closed a highway. nine military members are dead. happening again in berkeley. thieves going after laptops in cafes. this morning police are not only looking for suspects but two key witnesses who tried to stop the robbery. video of that man trying to steal the laptop on monday at the cafe. next to cal campus. you can see the suspect grabbing that computer. the two people jumped in and detained that man. another suspect ran up and hit one of the good samaritans in the head. both of those men got away. some people that we actually spoke to were shaken up by what happened. >> i'm surprised that it would happen here right next to campus but it's not totally out of character for berkeley. >> and we have been reporting

that there have been several laptop thefts in recent months in berkeley one person was shot trying to fight back. >> former secretary of state and stanford provost condoleezza rice is stepping into the latest kanye controversy. kanye west made a surprise appearance this week on tmz. he implied african-americans made a choice to suffer 400 years of slavery. rice appeared on fox business news. she said she supports his right to express himself. people should never assume they know someone's mind based on pa person's race. west tried to comment saying he hoped black people would not feel mentally imprisoned for another 400 years. coming up, late night. fremont school board talk sex ed for hours on the curriculum. a scam east bay community is warning people about. -live look-

-late night vote! -story in a moment a very good thursday m live. expect a beautiful day over fremont. a lot of people stayed up late there. we'll tell you how late, what it was about coming up in just a moment. good morning, 5:30. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. she always makes me happy but this week really happy.

>> don't blame me when the forecast turns. >> i always like you but sometimes i smile bigger. in oakland day planner low 50s and clouds to start, clear out low 60s today and some breezy winds. after we look at high temperatures today around the bay area, morgan hill will be up to 74 degrees, 75 in concord. in ukiah 76 degrees, san francisco heading up to 1 degrees. i'm excited about the weekend. we'll talk about some events going on around the bay area in about seven minutes. mike gives us a look at your drive across the bay bridge. >> metering lights turned on. no surprise. 5:23 this morning. we have the back-up here. the reason i'm specific with that time, that's when they registered it as lights on. back-up going past west grand. that's not a surprise. farther north, look how light the traffic is, same side of the bay, richmond side this time, san rafael, 580 moves nicely.

the entire area shows a smooth drive. highway 37 a little slowing around the island, typical at vallejo, back-up at the bay bridge. we move south we don't see problems on the maps for speed sensors, a nice smooth flow of traffic over there. talking about fremont and taking up late for a meeting. you're going to talk about that. >> it was a marathon meeting. going to be very tired people in fremont today. vote on controversial sex ed curriculum finished at 2:30 this morning. we put a crew in that meeting overnight so we can update you. >> bob redell talked to people before that meeting. bob, how long did this meeting go? >> reporter: ten hours, marcus and laura, unified board meeting met at district headquarters starting at 4:30 yesterday afternoon. as you mentioned, they didn't finish until their final vote at 2:30. that's 10 hours. a clerk who has been on the

board a number of years said she had never seen a meeting here run this long. there were a lot of parents who had a lot to say. within the past few hours, the board did vote 3-2 not to offer sex ed for fourth, fifth, and sixth-graders. they don't believe what they had proposed was compliant with state law. the district will offer a compliant vrgs for students seven through nine. one trustee told us he believes the majority of parents do want sex ed for their children but the issue over what specifically should be taught. three rs, right, respect, responsibility, which contained topics too explicit and not age appropriate for students four through six. we heard from one parent who thought proposed discussion of sexual orientation and gender identity could erode family values. one mom does not agree and is disappointed the board voted no. >> there was a lot of pressure

from a vocal but misguided group of parents that think keeping their kids uninformed will somehow protect their child's innocence. >> we look for compromise. right? tonight we did not get the best i was hoping for. at the same time they did form -- they did decide to form a committee. >> reporter: that committee is actually a task force the board decided to create to create at curriculum that would be compliant not just seventh through ninth graders but students fourth through six as well. reporting live in fremont, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> late night. thanks a lot, bob. breaking news to tell you about. a story making headlines around the world. if you have friends or family in india, likely many of us do here in the bay area, they are probably closely watching this. nearly 100 people are dead after

a powerful dust storm and heavy rains swept through northwestern india last night. those winds brought down more than 8,000 power poles and trees. of course we'll continue to follow this story as more than 200 people are hurt. we're told most of the deaths and injuries. policy leaders pressing pause on the vote to possibly support governor brown's water fix tunnel plan. the governor wants to build two massive tunnels from the delta to southern california. yesterday we previewed the meeting on "today in the bay." after five hours santa clara valley water district members agreed to table the vote until may 8th. take a look at this tweet from pittsburg police department. people getting phone calls from police officers demanding y. don't fall for it. it's a scam. they are calling from department phone numbers, telling folks there's a warrant out for their arrest and they need to pay up now.

just so you know, no police department will ever do that. >> 5:34, also today, san jose leaders discuss another obstacle creating new homes. yesterday we learned new housing in the city is not that profitable for developers because of the construction cost. a real estate development group studied that issue and talked to the city council. one of the worst locations for developers is downtown. mercury news reports mayor suggests easing fees for developers to attract new projects. >> spring has sprung, time to check out new additions on city hall. >> we're talking about the falcons claire and fernando. they have called city hall home for 12 years now. take a look at the live feed there. we've been watching them raise chicks every spring and they have three more. >> triplets. >> nice. >> here is some of that video of them feeding those little babies there. look at them. really cute there. later this morning bird researchers from uc santa cruz

will tag the chicks. a new story buzzing this morning, a car crash in d.c. released a swarm of bees. a tractor-trailer was loaded with pallets of honey bees. during the crash the strap broke and one of the pallets shifted and those bees escaped and started stinging people around the area. even crazier, a man and their son passed by the scene. turns out they were experienced bee handlers. they actually suited up and helped capture those bees there. >> wow. >> that's where the bees were located. >> what are the chances a bee handler happens to be driving by. >> happens for a good cause. mike, hopefully nothing like that causing trouble for commuters. >> so far. if it does happen, i'll be safe in the studio. i'll point to it. >> but you'll be on it. >> yes. we have that avengers movie,

"infinity war." bay bridge meter lights on. pops up here 680, milpitas to fremont looks like a construction crew picking up for overnight construction causing more slowing on the sensors. should be a couple of lanes blocked as they clear but should clear over the next 20 minutes. over here palo alto looks nice. easy drive with headlights past university, san francisco, without delay for the bayshore. getting over to the bayshore, steady flow. here is san mateo bridge. it's looking good, guys. >> you know what looking good, tomorrow is friday. planning for the weekend. >> tomorrow may the 4th be with you. >> you could do your hair like princess leia or something. >> we'll see. it's going to be a great weekend across the bay area. let's check out saturday's

forecast. cinco de mayo, kentucky derby. we'll also get some sunshine and comfortable temperatures. low 60s for the coast. the bay will be up to 70 degrees. 77 degrees for the inland areas. on sunday what are you going to do? we're going to have low 60s for the coast and inland valleys up to 74 degrees. let's talk about cinco de mayo. they will be having a big festival all around the bay area. this one in jack london square. we're going to have some beautiful weather for that in oakland. upper 60s through the middle of the day. mostly sunny skies. staying very comfortable. also we'll be celebrating may with a children's parade in palo alto at heritage park. it starts at 10:00 in the morning. as you're lining the parade route, may feel a little cool with upper 50s. as we go into late morning, early afternoon, start to warm up into the 60s. heading out of town, maybe going to lake shasta, we'll be up to 80 on friday. some warm weather there with increase in clouds. we're still going to keep it

dry. we'll be up to 77 degrees, 78 degrees on sunday. going to carmel valley, carmel by the sea, going to be 72 degrees on saturday and 68 degrees on sunday. so staying really nice and comfortable. also a great weekend for a hike if you're going to muir woods, mid-60s all weekend long and we'll see the sun every now and then peeking out from behind the clouds. you probably won't see that anyway under redwoods. on sunday up to 63 degrees. i'm on twitter, also facebook @karihall weather. let me know what your weekend plans are. also updates with forecast and events around the bay area. if you haven't made any plans yet, check in with me once agaagai again @karihall weather. that's coming up. >> 5:39. still ahead a story that might be trending today. in and out up for debate. california natives think it's great. get this, one of the newest

49ers said he has had better. >> uh-oh. >> the controversy. >> speaking of controversy after months of denying it, the president said, yes, it was his money that paid off an adult actress. we'll take a look when "today in the bay" continues.

because antonio villaraigosa millions got it done.healthcare he defended women's healthcare, banned military-style assault weapons, banned workplace discrimination, and more. antonio for governor.

mike traffic tease it is 5:42, time to get up and out the door with us. a few clouds as we take a live look outside in san jose. everything looking good out there as we get a view of the shark tank. let's go to willow glen.

we'll see clouds moving across the sky with peeks of sunshine through about 10:00. today we're heading into the low 70s, which is about normal for this time of year. i want to clock 66 degrees. warm up for the day and the weekend. we'll talk about what's ahead for the forecast. some things going on around the bay area that's coming up in about five minutes. >> right now a live look at the golden gate bridge shows you 101 picking up volume from the north bay. no delays across the bridge, golden gate. we're talking about slowing out of the south bay. i'll give you an update and some options. >> thank you, mike. 5:43 right now. new this morning, this is a tough story for the family of this black lab. his name is wilton and he was last seen in the castro valley near foster elementary school. the group guide dog for the blind sent out this alert from facebook followers there. you can see it. it shows him wearing a harness. i can tell you 1400 people are

sharing this right now on facebook feed. i'm one of them. can you follow me ther there @marcuswashington. >> 5:43, a health alert this morning, a sixth case of measles confirmed in santa clara county. it involves someone who traveled internationally. it's not for five other cases in the county. the outbreak began in march. all people affected are not vaccinated. officials say there's no danger to the public as long as you're vaccinated. >> also this morning, stay tuned. that's president trump's cryptic message about north korea hostages. in the tweet he talks about three americans held at a north korean labor camp. they are working out details of that meeting between trump and kim jong-un. last week they said they would stop nuclear tests. >> the president reversing himself saying he was involved in a payoff with the adult actress. >> the president had little choice here. >> the president's new lawyer

ruddy giuliani outed the deal on live television last night. let's start with the president's admission. it came in an early morning tweet. as you can see there's a lot of text here. the important part is in the first sentence, the president acknowledging a reimbursement. to bring you up to speed the adult actress stormy daniels said she had an affair with donald trump. he denies it. but his personal lawyer, trump's personal lawyer michael cohen paid daniels $130,000 not to talk about it. all along donald trump says he's not involved, he didn't pay it. here is the president just days ago. >> did you know about the $130,000 payment? >> no. april 5th the president said he didn't know anything about the payment. last night, seemingly out of nowhere, the president's brand-new lawyer, former governor rudy giuliani said the

president not only knew about it, it it was from his own money. that shocked everybody including sean hannity. >> sorry i'm giving you a fact you don't know. it's not campaign money, no campaign violation. >> funneled it through a law firm. >> funneled it through a law firm and the president prepaid it. >> why would giuliani and trump admit something that trump previously said wasn't true, did it on camera. as giuliani said, it's campaign finance law. if cohen used his own money to prevent an adult actress from upsetting the presidential election, that would be an illegal campaign contribution. if the president paid cohen back, the white house seems to be saying it's not. that's debatable. the whole thing forced the president's hand to admit the payment to the actress. now, he still denies the affairs. we have a feeling we have not heard the last of this little bit today. i'll continue to follow on twitter.

you can follow me @scott mcgrew. >> you may have noticed on the desk. you can't make it out. there it is, "meet the press" mug. for a good reason. >> the reason we have it there, because the host there chuck todd is going to moderate a governor's debate right here in california. this is something at 6:00 people running for governor, partnering with silicon valley. it's going to happen tuesday 6:30 p.m. can you actually watch this live on nbc bay area or telemundo. at home as a viewer you want to be part of the debate, can you. you can submit the questions. tweet them out to us, use #cagovdebate. also nbc bay area. questions you have for the potential next governor of california. okay. so if you know a shark fan, they

will be in a good mood so you can ask them anything. sharks beat knights 4-0. that series tied at 2-2. game five in vegas on friday. >> one future 49ers star set himself up for a grilling from burger fans. don't mess with in-n-out. he says when it comes to in-n-out he's out, not a fan. he calls it incredibly average. he posted it before the draft. it's now coming back to bite him animal style. he's more of a five guys kind of guy. he says his beef with in-n-out has more to do with the meal than what fits between the bun. >> in-n-out has a limited menu. that's why they get you out so quickly. >> there is that special menu. >> there is a secret menu.

>> in the bay area. >> they didn't tell him. that's the issue. >> he's going to learn quickly. we're going to tweet out a poll, in-n-out or five guys. >> we should have a taste test again and again and again. >> a walk or run. >> it's going to be a great day for eating a burger for lunch and going for a run. we'll have amazing weather again for the bay area and so far i haven't heard complaints. here is a look outside as we start our day in san francisco, mostly cloudy skies. those clouds will not hang around all day long. the seven-day forecast coming up ne bottom of the screen. check out microclimate, we're starting out in the south bay. what you'll feel as you head out the door. as you're stepping out 53 in oakland, 52 in san jose. a little cool but not too bad. this is about normal. if you are going for job maybe around pleasant hill area, 50s

through 7:00. if you wait a couple more hours, we'll be in the upper 50s. there will be some more sunshine at 9:00. noontime 66 degrees, so very comfortable. so we're starting out today with some long sleeves. do need that because it is chilly. later on today it will be all about the sunglasses because we'll get bright sunshine once these clouds roll out of here. the inland areas up to 7 in antioch, 61 in san francisco. 71 today in santa rosa and palo alto. san jose expect a high of 75 degrees. as we look at the satellite to see what else is going on out there, there's some more cloudsp an area of low pressure in the pacific. that moving to the north. we will start to see clouds moving dp again and slightly cooler temperatures. we will keep dry area. inland areas expected to warm up to 80 degrees and a touch cooler for the weekend.

no rain in the seven-day forecast. for san francisco expect a high in the low 60s and breezy winds coming in with a strong ocean breeze. might save drivers some time. >> we can use every minute we can get in the mornings. right through here, berkeley curve, heading to the pay bridge there is a back-up at the toll plaza. i'm sorry i can't save you time. can you save time. use b.a.r.t. parity isn't experiencing delays, go under the back-up. moving nicely contra costa, traditional slowing bay point and concord. no surprises. walnut creek interchange moves very nicely. the slowing you'll find is right here from milpitas to fremont. that's what we showed you earlier. standing by, the only issue out of the south bay. a construction crew clears, should be 10 minutes. our waze system will calculate out there and give you options.

>> coming from fremont, folks take that route, five guys and in-n-out there. blue route jogging over, that will take you a little longer. if you go through the back-up it takes you the middle route, 20 minutes. that's not bad. nbc waze watch as the team reveals itself hopefully for your profile as well. nbc waze. back to you. >> thank you, mike. so high school senior probably planning for freshman year of college. there's a question out there whether it's worth it. not the planning but college itself. we're going to talk about a push for a different type of higher education. >> 5:52. in just a few hours nra convention starts in downtown dallas. police in texas prepared for a large protest by gun control advocates. president trump and vice president pence speaking. combining the team of table

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three-thousand times a day in san francisco. but are some of the world )s welcome back, everyone. 5:55 right now. tech buses pick up passengers and drop them off in san

francisco. are they paying their fair share to use the bus stops. >> our reporter brings us this story tonight at 11:00 but he has a preview for us this morning. >> close to 10,000 people hitch a ride to work on tech buses. these shuttles help everyone's commute. the question whether san francisco is giving these buses somewhat of a free ride. tonight at 11:00 we investigate why some neighbors and lawmakers think san francisco has cut too sweet of a deal for some of the wealthiest companies in the world. >> can you understand why some feel like these tech companies are taking advantage of san francisco. >> i certainly understand the concern that people have about the shuttles and perhaps even what they symbolize. i'm also aware they are taking 10,000 cars off the streets every day. >> the city tells us raising fees could potentially lead to a serious problem. what exactly? we'll tell you tonight at 11:00.

of course if you have a story for our investigative unit you wasn't them to look into, it is easy. what you do is give them a call. the number on the screen 888-996-tips. can you go to the website and send an e-mail there. nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. new video of never before seen video of the massacre in las vegas showing the moments las vegas officers stormed the hotel suite of the gunman. he killed 58 people at that music festival back in october. a motive for the shooting was never discovered. 5:57 right now. new this morning most of us have gotten a parking ticket at some point in our lives. now you might be able to have that ticket thrown out at least if you visited sacramento recently. a new report found major problems in sacramento parking meters. apparently an issue with the park mobile app. people say they are using the app to pay for parking but it's

not working. city councilmembers asked for an audit because the app wasn't working for him either. >> i used the park mobile app and it wasn't registering. >> you get a parking ticket, oh, man, i did wrong, i messed up. it's more frustrating when you get a parking lot where you did everything right. >> city leaders want them to be held accountable since they are paying a lot of money for technology. college gets more expensive every year, so is it even worth it. that might surprise you, that question. a lot of experts thinking hard about whether telling students whether a four-year degree is right for them. it has advantages. there are down sides. 40% of people who enroll don't even graduate in six years. 30% end up in jobs that don't ne a bachelors diagnosis. 28% with a two-year degreend

up earning more than a college graduate in jobs like computer programming and airline mechanic. >> these are good jobs. about half our labor market is jobs like this, skilled jobs. many of them pay quite well. >> this is a conversation you'll definitely want to have with your kids before they apply to college. >> speaking of college grads, the class of 2018 about to enter the job market. they have high hopes. a new survey from credit karma found 57% of college seniors are ready to support themselves financially after graduation. 67% of parents are confident their grads are ready for financial independence. i bet. students who majored in political science, government, engineering and education, the most optimistic about their career options. students majoring in liberal and performing arts say they feel a little less secure. right now at 6:00, golden state killer suspect back in court. new this morning we're hearing

from the former police chief who work with and fired the suspect. the reason he said there were no red flags. >> plus making sense of the housing crisis. why bringing well educated workers to the bay area might be adding to the problem. and -- >> are you applying for lapd job? >> the san francisco police chief's response when we asked him if he was leaving the bay area. "today in the bay" continues right now. >> good morning, thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington as we begin "today in the bay." right now a check of what's going on with the weather before you go out the door this morning. >> we are going to see clouds rolling by this morning but all clearing out as we go through late morning and early afternoon. we will have a beautiful day. right now as you step out the door our temperatures in the low 50s. then as we get the kids out the door for