downtown sj from communications hill the time is 7:00 this sunday may, 6th. 2018. we want to start you off with a live look at downtown san jose from communications hill. the temperature outside, 54 degrees. good morning. thank you so much for waking up with us this sunday morning. vianey is standing by with a look at the microclimate forecast. we got peeks of sunshine and breezy. that cloud cover and nice marine layer will deepen. 64 degrees and it's a little breezy, 13 miles per hour. overall our temperatures are in the 50s across the board, 52 degrees for santa rosa, 53 for san jose and in the east bay

also in those 50s and as far as temperatures, go, it's on the cooler end but doppler radar showing a couple of clouds moving -- and right now we've got strat us clouds and what that's expected to do, it's expected to kind of keep our sunday partly cloudy but once again we'll expect to see those peeks of sunshine, calm nice weather for today and not too hot. temperatures will climb in the 70s and slightly cooler in some spots but 60s and 70s on the board. later in the workweek we're talking 80s on the map. i'll let you know about that in the next 15 minutes, it's going to get a little warm out there. >> ready for summer. i'm ready. >> a section of story road in san jose will remain closed this morning, police are investigating a deadly shooting. it happened just after midnight in the area of story road and jackson avenue. officers say when they arrived they found a man with at least one gunshot wound and he was

pronounced dead at the scene. they won't release the name until the family is notified. this is the 7th homicide in san jose this year. santa clara street was packed with a parade of cinco de mayo revelers. extra patrol, part of the plan the agency unveiled to us on friday. working 12-hour shifts. people we talked with it's all about having a good time and also a safe time. >> the music, just having a good time. >> restaurant and bars brought in extra security early to help handle those clouds. >> palo alto police are investigating a deadly crash on the peninsula. it happened about 10:00 p.m. on east charleston road near el camino real in palo alto. it was closed to traffic for several hours. police are only a one person was killed in the crash. no our details at this time.

>> the chp needs your help in finding the driver in a deadly hit-and-run crash in contra costa county. they found a man dead on the side of highway 4 just west of the road in discovery bay. we're told the body was found just after 7:00 yesterday morning. here's a description of the suspect a suspect's vehicle, a 2000 to 2006. >> this car has a lot of horse power, not enough to outrun the law in oakland. they towed this mustang after a side show and confiscated several other cars. they are stepping up patrols to crack down on side shows that have become prefl lent in the east bay. the situation in hawaii remains fluid and dangerous this morning. there are new ground fis you'res and lava flows the air quality

there is also becoming an inq - an issue. >> reporter: for residents the main concern are two new breaks in the earth where steam and toxic sulfuric acid fumes are venting. passengers arriving is the sfo say gas is prevalent. >> the air quality is not great. >> when the wind komgz through, noticeable smell of sulphur. it was blowing through. >> lava continues to seep out of kilau kilauea. some residents who have been eye vak waited shared videos of the exit. >> we had an eruption six blocks from our house right now. >> oh, my god. it's -- oh, my god. it's like big. >> about 1500 residents and tourists have been evacuated. the closest neighborhood a

subdivision called the lelani estates. >> it could be the end of a community, a good retirement community. >> five homes have been burned down and local authorities say there are some residents who decided to stay put despite the evacuation orders. lava is pewing out additional fissures and the puna district is a safety concern. sergio quinn tan na, nbc bay area news. stay with us for the latest out of hawaii, our facebook and twitter feeds are great resources for breaking news. so many cars lined up for a gun buy back event on the peninsula and started the event early. it was organized by a group of citizens who wanted to remain anonymous. the san mateo county sheriff's office and redwood city police collect the guns 428 guns in all including a thompson submarine gun known as a tommy gun. officers say the majority of guns turned in were old or unwanted but there was at least

one illegal weapon taken off the streets. >> and bought an assault rifle a number of years ago and laws of california have changed in regards to the type that can be possessed here for citizens and because of that, he's now technically in possession of an illegal firearm but needs to turn it in. so this is a perfect opportunity for him to do that. >> people who turned in guns received up to 100 or $200 depending on the weapon. >> stay prepared in indication of an emergency. several neighborhoods evacuated in novato yesterday but it was only a drill. the community held a voluntary evacuation drill but for first time it involved several neighborhoods in high risk fire areas after the disaster fires in the north bay, residents wanted to lesch what arn what t disaster strikes. >> what happened up there, you know, is really sent a huge message into marin. we're capitalizing on that with the evacuation drills, our

preparedness and fire wise promotion. >> several agencies including the novato fire protection district and marin county sheriff's office took part in yesterday's drill. yesterday would have been former mayor san francisco mayor ed lee's 66th birthday. to honor his memory, they dedicated a new exhibit and unveiled a photo hung in the hall of mayor. the exhibit chronicles his leg see as an advocate and leader and elected official. and set to open to the public tomorrow. >> he had a way about him that was developed over all of these years of getting something done and not worrying about a lot of bluster or commentary or press for himself. i think it's true. he was a very effective fine and wonderful mayor. >> a magnolia tree was also planted near city hall in special memory in a ceremony to honor the late mayor.

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increasingly challenging mid-term election. sara dollof has the story. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states, donald j. trump. >> reporter: talking taxes in ohio. >> i want it to be called this is true, they didn't want to they thought it was a little hokey, i want it to be called the tax cut cut cut cut plan. >> the president on the road sitting down with small business owners for a round table touting the gop's new tax plan, including furniture and appliance store owner sherry sheley. >> in march of this year we awarded all full-time employees a $1,000 bonus. >> good. [ applause ] >> $500 bonus. >> reporter: the president touching on immigration and america first policy. three days ahead of the state's primary election. republicans hoping to hang onto the governorship and gain a

senate seat. >> we need your vote and help. go out and help jim. >> outside protesters, not happy with the president paying a visit to the buckeye state fort fifth time since taking office nbc news. >> still ahead on quts today "t bay," what led to the terrifying scene on board. >> and it's cloudy out there. this is a live shot over woodside. 54 degrees. we've got cool temperatures, we'll talk about your daytime highs and what's expected not just for your sunday forecast but also a look at the workweek ahead coming up. san mateo bridge

the time is 7:14, a live look outside at the longest bridge. that's the san mateo bridge. no traffic to speak of this time in the morning. 53 degrees outside in san jose. and it's looking like a cool day across the bay. >> this is not the kind of water

passengers on a carnival cruiseship wanted to see, a pipe broke caused all of that flooding and this is on day five of a 7-day cruise from new orleans. these are some images that were posted on facebook, they are going viral now. a lot of titanic references made there. you can see why. carnival cruise says 50 rooms were affected when a water line broke thursday night. kbests affected by the flooding are getting a 100% refund. as they should. >> back home on earth, the spacex drag on flashed down in the pacific ocean west of baja. thgs video from this morning when the ship left the space station and loaded with 4,000 pounds of equipment and experiments, it is the third successful resupply mission to and from the space station. it is being transported to long beach where some of the cargo will be removed and taken to nasa for analysis.

>> a follow-up to an east bay rock climber on the mend after a bad fall on el capitan. climbing more than 7 hours when he fell. he was 2300 feet off the ground ael while his harness and rope caught him, he immediately knew something was wrong. >> i ended up dangling on the end of the rope. i looked down at my feet because they hurt like heck and there's -- your legs are 1 80 degrees straight line and mine was 160 degrees and i knew right then like everything had changed. >> and imagine looking down and seeing that. too late in the day for a rescue so he ended up spending the night on the rock before his rescue on friday. he suffered broken bones in his left ankle and right heel. in spite of it all he's in good spirits and even finding humor in what happened.

a special celebration in san francisco this weekend. our very own roberta tended the asia in america award certificaceremony. children submitted art and video and essays, on my hope for the future. we asked one of the winners what her essay was about. >> all over the world to get good jobs and good education and i think it's because like it's -- they did get education, it would make them more independent and make them like -- get them a better voice for themselves and it would just be better for overall. >> it's always so fun to see them. that is the future there. it is a signature program that started in 19945. you can see all of the winning entries on nbcbayarea.com. okay, joining us now, vianey is standing about with a look at the weekend forecast and the week ahead and i like what you

have in store for us we've got a couple of changes and people are going to like that too. it's a preview to summer. we're definitely on tap to see warm temperatures but as we head towards the end, you'll notice it's a little cool out there today. we've got a weak approaching system, san francisco has a lot of cloud cover and yesterday was pretty cloudy and today it's going to be similar. we have a lot of strat us clouds. let me know what you're seeing outside of your window. whatever your choice is at nbc vianey. 54 degrees in hayward and san jose in the 60s and nice comfortable temperatures. here's a look at the doppler radar. you can see a couple of clouds and that will keep us on the cooler side. our temperatures are expected to run a couple of degrees cooler than what we saw yesterday but very similar. not a huge change in our

temperature difference but if you're going to be hanging out along the coast, you may notice a nice light breeze because of a marine layer. the 24-hour temperature change, no big difference here, half moon bay running 2 degrees warmer at this hour. livermore at 2 degrees cooler and overall we're seeing a couple of those clouds. your microclimate highs for today will be in the low 70s, mid-70s for the south bay. so cupertino, 73. if i head over to the east bay, similar conditions as well, i'll have about 65 for oakland. if iz take it further inland, high of 76. as we kbgo along the peninsula, 60s for san mateo and in the city tonight, it's going to get a little breezy. take a nice jacket. i wouldn't say a heavy jacket but light jacket would be appropriate. and embarcadero could be climbing to 60, 61 degrees in the north bay about 76 degrees for santa rosa.

our daytime temperatures will be comfortable. let's look at the next several days. as we head in towards tuesday, we get a weak system that might bring a chance of drizzle in the north bay into wednesday but this is going to bring the biggest impact. this is what we're talking about the summer like conditions. we have a strong ridge of high pressure and that's going to warm up quite nicely, not just northern california but all the way down through southern california and going to bring our temperatures in the mid to upper 80s, possibly maybe even some 90s on the board. that's going to set us up for a nice warming trend. if you're heading down to l.a. in the middle of the workweek, you're probably going to be met with warm temperatures there as well. over the next seven days, here's the weaker system tuesday into wednesday. we get an increase in cloud cover and chance of seeing krizle on wednesday for the north bay. as we head towards friday and saturday, that's san francisco's high, high of 70 degrees. check out inland spots, we get a morning drizzle again on wednesday and that's an 84 for

friday. saturday 89 degrees. so we've got a lot to look ford to back to you. >> thank you so much. you're watching "today in the bay." coming up next for decades a bay area non-profit has given a free pair of wheels to people who need them. now the group finds itself in need. it's the latest story in our bay area proud series. stay with us.

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for children, it )s so much fun. a freedom machine, it is what some people call a bicycle. for children it's a lot of fun. for some adults, it can be vital. the only way to work or school. one peninsula non-profit has been helping both groups for decades but now needs a little help itself. "today in the bay's" garvin thomas is here with this morning's bay area proud. >> silicon valley bicycle exchange is the name of the oor organization. still manages not to call too much attention to itself. now they would love for the right person or company to know who they are and step forward

and do a good deal themselves. >> a lot has changed in silicon valley over past quarter century but this has not. twice a month behind a mountain view auto repair shop you'll find bicycles being fixed. >> another example of history is in magnetism. >> acknowledge being -- >> the kons tristy to the bottom bracket. >> both courtesy of dave forbes. >> you'll be very happy with the result. >> reporter: dave, a google reresearcher by profession admits to being an explain a holik by habit. >> there's so many things that crop up and physics and mechanical engineering, even chemistry that all swirl around the bike repair environment. >> same thing on the front. >> dave has been loving this environment ever since founding the silicon valley bike exchange 25 years ago. >> these are the finished bikes

we have to donate. >> joined just one year later by k kindread spirit, miler. >> i saw you guys back there. >> reporter: it was in this spot dave and jack with the help of hundreds of volunteers have fixed up thousands of donated bicycles then provided them to both children and adults who couldn't otherwise afford one. gifting those people with the freedom machine that is a bicycle is work that fills the soul, if not the bank account. >> it's clear fixing bikes and giving them away for free is not really a fantastic revenue model. >> dave managed to do it successfully for many years and wants to do it for many more. it's just that if he does, it will have to be somewhere else. >> thank you for coming out today. >> the very valuable plot of land on which the bike exchange operates is going tlo a change of ownership and it looks like

they'll have to find a new home. in the real estate environment that is silicon valley now, finding someone willing to offer below market rent is the tall order. but dave won't give up looking. >> let's see if it skids. >> there's too much need out there. >> brakes are good. >> to put the brakes on just now. >> dave and jack say the group doesn't need all that much space. most of their stuff will be housed in a couple of containers when they are not using it and only twice a month do they pull it out and work on the bikes. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. "today in the bay" is back after this short break. coming up, john mccain fighting a battle with cancer and revealing details about his funeral, who he wants to attend and more importantly who he does not want there. >> plus, a possible cure for concussions, the treatment that could be a game changer but has sports leagues steering clear. we investigate why. ke a live lo

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your time is 7:28. we're going to give you a live look at the san francisco sky line, looking absolutely gorgeous. not really blue skies to speak of but it will be a cool and breezy day across the bay. thanks for waking up this sunday may 6th, 2018. i vianey has a rest of the microclimate forecast. we're kind of pretty much much t the same. >> cloudier along the coast, keeping us cool and in terms of temperatures, so overall, it's going to be a very calm, school day with breezy conditions along the coast, san francisco at 64 degrees and santa rosa 52. and san jose 53. you know what the weather is perfect for because it's not too sunny out there, maybe a nice jog. i think this is great weather as we head into the 1:00 hour. you see we kind of stick to the 50s but we may be climbing in

the 60s for san francisco and as far as the rest of the bay area, we're talking 70s, we will be running one or two degrees cooler further inland than what we saw yesterday and this is all in anticipation of a warming trend. and a cooling trend will last through tonight and later portion of the week we have a change on the way. i'll break it all down for you earn what you can look forward to next weekend coming up in the next 15 minutes. steer clear of story road in san jose. investigating the city's seventh home this year. it happened just after midnight in the area of story road and jackson avenue. officers say when they arrived, they found a man with at least one gunshot wound. he was pronounced dead at the scene. police want to notify his family before releasing his name. >> cinco de mayo revelers had a great time last night. the san jose police department had extra units on patrol. it was all part of the plan the agency unveiled to us on friday.

officers worked 12-hour shifts and teamed up with probation officers and sheriff's deputies. people we talked with say they had a great time and they were glad they felt safe out there. >> you hear the music, everybody having a good time, everybody is mexican officially today. >> restaurants and bars kept things calm and brought in security early to help handle the crowds and no major incidents reports. paul l toal to police investigating a deadly crash on east charleston road. the area was closed to traffic for several hours. police are only saying one person was killed in the crash but aren't releasing any other details. >> we are continuing to follow developing news in hawaii. people who live on the eastern coast of the big island have been ordered to leave as lava continues to flow into neighborhoods. as you can see streams of hot molten lava are still pushing up from cracks in the original.

two new fissures formed yesterday. residents are dealing with a tense and changing situation. >> the last time when it was threatening, no big deal because it was so slow moving and so far away. this is like a lightning strike compared to that. it just -- one night it was fine, there's little cracks in the pavement and the next morning, boom. no one have been warned. >> there are no injuries or deaths linked to the eruption. they are warning if they may not leave the danger zone they may not be able to get help later. president trump is back in d.c. after wrapping up a visit to ohio days before the state's primary elections and ahead of challenging mid-term elections. in cleveland the president sat down with small business owners where he praised the new tax law. one of the local businesses involved with a az furniture and appliance store, the coo spoke about the law's benefits. >> so in march of this year, we

awarded all of our full-time employees a $1,000 bonus -- >> good. >> and the the reception was warm inside and protesters demonstrated outside. this is mr. trump's fifth visit to the buckeye state since taking office. senator john mccain has made a request to the white house. the arizona republican senator says he does not want president trump at his funeral. he would like the vice president there instead. mccain has been battling an aggressive form of brain cancer for nearly a year. he and the president have had a turbulent relationship since the 2016 presidential primary when mr. trump said mccain was a war hero only quote because he was captured during the vietnam war. mccain has not returned to capitol hill for several months now after an intestinal infection and continuing cancer treatments. the california republican party cohen dors a candidate for governor today but yesterday

some tense moments at the party's convention in san diego. patrick little is the leading republican candidate. he's facing off against senator dianne feinstein in the upcoming election but posted this video on youtube saying party officials kicked him out of the convention, in fact he did have to be escorted out by security. as he was being led away, he was seen stomping on an israeli flag. republican leaders say they will not condone any hate speech. nbc bay area will have a bit of a presence on "meet the press" this morning and we are returning the favor. you may have noticed this mug on our set this morning. nbc political director chuck todd will be using the nbc bay area mug on his set today. it's a reminder he'll be in san jose on tuesday to moderate the gubernatorial debate. quts meelt the press begins at 8:00 right after this news kafrt kaxt. on tuesday night we're partnering with the silicon

valley community organization for a gubernatorial debate. it will air statewide. six of the top candidates will be with us, including gavin newsom and it will be moderated by chuck todd. chuck and raj math thai will ask questions to the candidates. you can go to our facebook page to submit questions you want the ka candidates to answer. whether it's kids or manage nar athletes on tv, concussions are everywhere and changing the way we play or stop playing certain sports. there could be a cure on the whoize design and it's all about c can nnibi cannibis. >> the nfl released a report showing that despite rule changes and improvements in equipment, concussions rose more than 13% last year. there is a promising treatment that many scientists would like to pursue.

the problem is it comes from cannibis. the government and sports leagues, they won't touch it. but now, there may be a cure for that too. >> i was able to smack heads every day for a job but not have any lasting concussion symptoms while using cannibis as part of my regiment. that's a testament to the fact it might work. that's something to listen to. >> since retiring from a six-year nfl career, nate jackson has been a vocal advocate for the therapy putic products of cannibis. the league at times hasn't taken kindly to his views. >> thc is the boogy man as far as the nfl goes, it's the thing that gets you high and they test for. it's the thing that scares everybody. >> still, jackson believes roughly 50% of current nfl players use cannibis medicinally because the alternative is risky. >> then you see the people becoming addicted to opioids. i know some myself and the

powerful anti-inflammatory tris we used to get in needle form before the game, all of that is unnecessary. if we're able to find a who willistic natural alternative that happens to be cheaper, i think everybody wins. >> that alternative many researchers believe could be a molecule inside canny bus called cbd, the u.s. national institutes of health says it neuroprotectant and anti-inflammatory properties. theory suggests cbd could trigger repair mechanisms in the brain to counteract swelling. but sports leagues, they don't want to touch cbd because it comes from cannibis. that's where a san diego based biotech company renew biofarm ma maefd may have found a -- >> they all involve the extraction from a cannibis plant. that's where renew separates itself.

>> renew is working on isolating and refining the cbd molecule outside of the plan itself. the idea, to increase the potency, think of it as a super cbd. >> there is no thc, no other plant derivatives coming through. >> ceo michael mendez foresees the day when athletes will take preventative measures to their brains as they are already doing for other parts of the body. >> we think we can develop a therapeutics from the molecules we're looking now, it's going to be a preventative. >> prevent concussions. >> prevent it so you go into the game, like you know, like you tape your ankles and put on your helmet. of course you're going to take something to prevent you from having a concussion. of course you are. >> that's the long-term goal. but more immediate, a treatment for the serious symptoms associated with chronic concussions. >> we develop molecules that stop the progression. in between, there's an opportunity for us to make and

manufacturer natural molecules completely pure that would help to slow the progression. >> renew's research heady stuff if you ask nate jackson. >> we're looking for an alternative, don't want pills forced upon us and to be ravaged from the effects of concussions and don't want that to be a death sentence. >> the nfl announced in august of 2017 that it will donate $40 million for neuroscience research. jackson hopes the league will also back research ninto the cb molecule. >> it can be seen as trail blazers, the first league to throw money behind it and study it. >> reporter: since cbd comes from cannibis, how are they growing more of it outside of the marijuana plant. i'll take you down to renew's lab in san diego and show you. >> all right, if you have a tip for us in the investigative unit, please give us a call 888-996-tips or go to our website, nbcbayarea.com/we

investigate. we want to turn to breaking news in the south bay. san jose police are searching for a suspect near 505 tenth street near san jose state. there are several police units in the area. no word on what the suspect is wanted for but again, steer clear of that area, 50510th street. >> new details this morning about another crash involving a self-driving car. this is video of friday's collision. police say the google owned waymo mini van was in manual mode, not in autonomous mode. the driver of another car ran a red light then swerved to avoid a car and hit the waymo vehicle. w waymo is the self-driving car spinoff. it has been under scrutiny in light of two deadly crashes, one of them happened on highway 101 in mountain view when the tesla model s crashed into a safe barrier and killed the driver. the tesla was in autopilot mode

at the time of the collision. still ahead on "today in the bay," the giants keep the good times rolling. we'll show you the unexpected star of yesterday's game in atlanta. stay with us. a huge game tonighm

tea all right, it's 7:43. want to give you a live look at the shark tank. a huge game tonight for team teal. they are going to try to keep the season alive as they look to stave off elimination and even theories with the vegas golden nights at three games a piece. the warriors just hours away from a big game. they look to take a three games to one lead against the pelicans this afternoon. tipoff for that game is at 12:30. let's go to the diamond. the red hot giants in atlanta, the orange and black exploded for 11 runs, four driven in by hen son, his second home run

since being called up from the minors last week. the giants beat the braves 11-2. they have won the last six of their seven games. back here at the oakland coliseum. a's and orioles took a scoreless game in the 12th inning. the a's beat the orioles 2-zip. >> and they're off, the running of the 144th kentucky derby, it was the wettest derby on road after more than 2.8 inches of rain and for the sixth consecutive year, the favorite won it all. justify had no problem with that sloppy track and cemented his name in the record books, typically the horses who win the race will run when they are two years old. he was the first horse in 136 years to win the derby despite not doing so. you're watching "today in the bay." the race for california governor, political analyst larry gersten joins us to give a preview what to expect during

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foundation will present a on tuesday, nbc bay area and the silicon valley community foundation will present a televised gubernatorial debate with the six leading candidates. the debate will be moderated by chuck todd. and right now we've got nbc bay area political analyst larry gersten who joins us with a preview what to expect. there have already been two dozen debates between the various candidates and various portions of the states. not all of the candidates showed up at each of these debates. that's going to be different for tuesday. what else is different? >> a couple of things really big. look, absentee vote being, something we have to think in the state, gbegins tomorrow. and between now and june 5th, two thirds of the voters will

vote by absentee ballot. that makes the timing of tomorrow's debate particularly important. here's another factor. this will be the first televised debate throughout the state on every nbc station. wherever people live, they'll have an funt to see this event at a very crucial time. >> we talked about chuck todd, he's going to be moderating. most people know him as a political editor for the nationally known "meet the press." you can say the same that california has a national presence, right? what happens here can have implications nationally? >> an awful lot can happen here and impacts things nationally. no secret that the state sets the tone really for so many policies and other states. whatever is decided here on issues like death with dying and sanctuary status and climate change, health care, numerous areas, it usually rings loud throughout the rest of the country. more times than not, yeah, california is a starting place for the rumbling that happens downstream. >> larry, tuesday night, where do you think we are going to

potentially see fireworks between the candidates? >> yeah, okay, well, look, we know this much. this state is going to be one that people are watching because these candidates may be tackling education and may be tackling taxes. they may be tackling aa climate change. and all of the six candidates very different ideas on what they will say about these things. we know for example, education, a fierce fight between antonio and newsom. charter schools and newsom not. put those together and we could have a lot of things rumbling. >> do you see this debate as potentially a tipping point to help california voters decide what they are going to do in november? >> it's hard to say it's a tipping point per se because it's rarely one event that changes things. but we know this much. with so much on the line, these candidates now have to make statements they might not have made otherwise, they don't have much time anymore. it's the first time all will be

seen statewide. and for those reasons, whatever happens on tuesday night will no doubt reverberate for the rest of the primary season. >> i'm looking at what you're saying in terms of the intent here and we'll see all of them on this big stage together. it will depend on the questions and for mat but would you expect them to mix it up? what are the big potential conflicts and differences between the candidates. >> here's one thing to tell you about the format, every candidate will have a question and all of the other five candidates will get to respond. so whatever the topic is, whether it's education, whether it's taxes and whether it's prison realignment, they won't be able to avoid it. they'll have to comment on the same stuff and that's something you just don't see at most of these debates. >> larry, thank you as always. we'll watch tuesday night for sure. stay with us, "today in the bay" is right back after this short break. up next, if you think you like big macs, wait until you see this guy. we'll explain what he accompli h

accomplished next. >> pretty intense and i don't what he accomplished. san francisco right now at 50 degrees, we've got nice stratus clouds out there. i'll talk about a look ahead at your workweek coming up. getting? the legal requirement for certain dealerships.

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good morning, it's 7:53. a nice start to this sunday. it's a little cloudy and temperatures are cool and weather overall remains nice and calm. healeds berg, you can see the

cl cloud cover but it looks certificaserene. it doesn't mean we're expecting rain, we've got a nice little stratus cloud situation going on and what that's going to do, it's going to keep us on the cooler end. san francisco right now also seeing those clouds out there. if you're going to be heading out this morning, maybe you're heading out to work, if you work on a sunday morning like we do, don't worry though, we are expecting a nice warming trend into the afternoon and that's going to keep us in the 60s and some 70s out there. right now the doppler radar, you can see it's showing off those stratus clouds and that's exactly what we've got going on over here. we have a weaker system bringing that cloud cover and with the nice marine layer that kept us nice and cool. doppler radar, you can see not tooi too foggy but some spots are seeing cloudy conditions. it's perfect weather to head out on an early morning jog. look at the temperatures, ideal, it's not too bright out too sunny. and the temperatures remain on

the comfortable side. by 9:00 a.m., if you're heading to pleasant hill, 58 degrees, we get more peaks of sunshine as we head towards your lunch hour. at 11:00 a.m. and 12:00, the temperatures start to climb in the upper 60s and check out by 2:00, we'll eventually hit the 70 mark and we are running a couple of degrees coolinger, we're not really seeing a major change in terms of temperatures. for now because we have changes as we head into later portions of the week. before i get to that, let's go to daytimecupertino, 73. east san jose 75. east bay, nice and breezy conditions and westerly winds at 10 miles per hour. we'll see clearing skies into the afternoon especially for areas further inland. oakland at 65 degrees and antioch 76. along the peninsula, upper 50s and 58 degrees for half moon bay and daly city in the 50s. in the city it is going to be on the breezier side. keep that in mind, he can basant

67 degrees. your daytime highs not too bad but let's talk about the upcoming changes ahead. as we head in towards the later portion of this week, looking at the long range outlook, we get a strong ridge of high pressure all throughout california. you can see all the way from northern california down through southern california. if you have plans to head to l.a. or this upcoming weekend, you're going to be in for warmer temperatures, we're talking mid-80s for valleys and upper 80s and maybe even 90s uniout there. let's talk about that as we head in towards the start of the workweek, 61 degrees. still keep a couple of clouds but not as cloudy as what we've seen this week. in tuesday we get this waerk syst weaker system that could bring morning drizzle into wednesday. check out the saturday forecast. we're talking 80s, upper 80s further inland, 89 degrees as we head in towards the weekend. thanks to that strong ridge of high pressure and that's definitely going to have a lot

of folks heading to the beach, one of vickie's favorite spots. >> santa cruz, we have an assistant director who dreads when the weather is so nice. >> that's what you get for living there. finally this morning, a super sized world record, this is the story you were talking about before the break. he now holds the world record for most big macs consumed after eating his 30,000th big mac. >> what? wow. >> gore xi says the love for big mac started 40 years ago. it took a while. first one in 1972, if you do the math, he's had to eat two of the burgers every single day. >> because they've gotten smaller over the years? >> it could be it. that could help. >> i will say, those are pretty darn tasty, but two a day? maybe he spaced it out then goes six on -- like cheat day.

30,000. wow. thank you so much for making us part of your morning. >> we'll have more local news at 4:30, 6:00 and 11:00. have a great day.

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