good monday morning as we start it workweek. we can see the bay bridge lit up and ready to get us started. good morning and thanks for starting with us, i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. let's get straight to the forecast. >> we're going to see awe few more clouds moving in and sunshine this afternoon. it's going to be a warmer day if you enjoyed the comfortable weather for the weekend. expect it to be a few degrees above that for the afternoon. check out the temperature trend, 73 degrees but we're going to love that today. reaching in the upper 70s in the south bay and san francisco today 69 degrees. we'll talk more about that and moving the skycam in palo alto.

>> our traffic camera above 101 shows a smoong drive. i was concerned here university avenue, on ramp and reports of a disabled vehicle or crash in the area i see traffic entering, we're okay on the freeway but these streets -- could see anything going on through the trees there. into san francisco, a smooth drive on the peninsula. on the east bay we may have a traffic hazard of some sorts, sounds like maybe a stall and chp doesn't give a lot of details. back to you. >> sounds good. thank you very much, mike. you and your family's health might be put on hold. thousands prepare to strike at uc hospitals across the bay area. >> pete suratos is live at the children's hospital in san francisco with the impact it will have on patients this morning. good morning, pete. >> reporter: good morning to you, marcus and laura. when you talk about the impact, we're looking at hundreds of

appointments and surgeries being postponed as a result of this three-day strike. what it comes down to the union is looking to increase wages for hospital service workers and i'll qudwet to that in a moment. we're talking about the number of appointments that are being postponed and we're looking at this according to ucsf, 800 cancer appointments and 2840 chemotherapy infusions and also 300 nonemergency surgeries that are going to be rescheduled due to this three-day strike. the purpose of the strike is to increase wages for certain group of service workers which includes but not limited to janitors, cooks, security guards and truck drivers. we're talking about service workers in this case. now, the union for them is asking for 20% -- 20% raises over three years but the hospital is offering 3% over four years. there are a number of unions standing in solidarity with the groups, including the california nurses associate which will hold

a sympathy strike on tuesday and wednesday in solidarity so we're talking about thousands of nurses throughout the state joining in on this three-day strike. here in the bay area, we're looking at more than 10,000 workers joining in on the strike over the next three days. of course we'll continue to monitor things here in san francisco throughout the morning and we'll bring updates as they come in. live in san francisco, pete suratos for quts tododay quts today in the bay. >> something you may not think about that, student is likely not getting the help they need, a protest at cal state east bay will address the lack of mental health counselors for students. organizers say there is only one mental health counselor for 2500 students. it is 4:33, check your mailbox for a special envelope. voting begins in all counties today. california primary is fast approaching but the state's republican party is officially not supporting the two republicans in the race. during yesterday's state gop

convention, businessman john cost received 55% of the vote, short of the 60% required for the party backing. travis allen got 41% of the vote. top two finishes in the june primary advance regardless of party affiliation. gavin newsom is currently the front-runner in the polls. six candidates hoping to be your next governor will fight for your vote during a live debate. you can watch it here tomorrow night. >> you can actually tweet us questions you'd like to hear them answer and those candidates will use the hash tag cagov debate. be sure to tune in nbc bay area tomorrow night at 6:30 for the debate. of course we're partnering with silicon community foundation to host the event. chuck todd is the moderator. and raj mathai will be asking

those questions. chuck is the host of "meet the press" which airs sundays here on nbc bay area. all right, shark fans, it's all over. they fold up the season after folding their cards against vegas. rolled snake eyes last night against the golden knights and they won the game 6-3-0. vegas moves to the western conference finals against nashville or winnipeg, still not a bad year for the sharks. >> the warriors meantime looked pretty good after taking part in new orleans in game four yesterday. live look at oracle arena, game five tomorrow night and they can wrap up with a win. let's hope they do it. >> coming up here on "today in the bay," the next time you head to a concert you may be as recognizable as the person on stage. how ticket master is planning to replace all forms of tickets and why this new technology comes

with concerns. >> is your phone ringing a lot more lately? there's a huge spike in calls from telemarketers and scammers. is anything doing anything about it? we look at it next. a live look right here of san francisco this monday morning. if you're still a little tired from the weekend, just stick around with us, we'll cheer you up, 4:36 right now, you're watching "today in the bay,".

good morning, i'm bertha coombs live from cnbc's headquarters. here are today's headlines. wall street could start the week on a positive note building on friday's rally. and focusing instead on tech, apple stock hitting a fresh all time high after warren buffett revealed that berkshire hathaway boosted its stake in the iphone maker. look for economic data this week on inflation as a consumer on friday the dow jumping 232 points to 24,262 and nasdaq moving up 121 thanks to apple to 7209. nestle and starbucks are joining force for a caffeine jolt to the coffee import. they'll paid $7 billion for the rights to sell starbucks products in supermarkets and

restaurants. nestle will also use the starbucks brand in its nesspresso coffee makers. trying to grab more upscale coffee makers where it is overtaken by jab holdings, with the k-cup machine. ticket master sees a future where you no longer need a physical or digital ticket to get into the event. invested in a facial recognition company called blink identity. it can register an image of your face as soon as you walk past a sensor and matches it against it in half a second or a blink. if the system gets a match it automatically opens doors or turn styles to let you in. laura and marcus, i don't know, that's why too futuristic for me. a little too minority report, don't you think. >> that is kind of strange. >> as cool as it sounds i'm kind of nervous about that one. >> thank you, bertha. new this morning, if you think you're getting a lot of robo

calls these days, you're right. "new york times" reporting there were more than 3 billion ought mated calls last month. that's 900 million more than last april. the good news here, congress and regulators are aware of the problem and been holding hearings to try to put a stop to all those calls. >> me too. >> hang up. >> 4:41 right now. coming up on "today in the bay," your monday forecast and kari hall, right there. >> dialing up a great forecast for the bay area. it will be warmer as we take a live look outside in fremont. temperature trend starts in the 50s heading in the mid-70s today, it's going to be a nice one. we'll talk about what's ahead for the rest of the week coming up next. >> and farther up the road we're looking at oakland for the nimitz, nice drive here northbound with the tail lights towards the bay bridge toll plaza, we'll talk about the backup you'll find there already and more. >> plus, california eaglet is

back in the nest. the reason it took him so long to come back. today in the bay -

it )s monday - and we )ll help u get your new work week started right! welcome back. thanks for joining us, hoping to get you through the workweek, live look outside from an mateo right now, weather and traffic in just a few. >> take a look at this bald

eagle and his little eaglet in big bear. ness a big moment. stormy fell out of the next two weeks ago and fell 20 feet and landed on a branch. you can see there where the nest is and where stormy ended. he could fly so he was stuck there for days. his father and mother never left his side and now we want to take a moment to watch when stormy actually returned. watch the dad and he recognizes what's going on, look at that, that's my boy. back home. >> welcome home, son. >> where you been. >> that's really cool. cool to see. >> way to ruin our real touching story.

let's start with the weather. >> beautiful. and we had some cold mornings and warm afternoons and it's going to be even warmer today compared to the weekend. let's get a live look outside from our emeryville camera in san francisco. no issues with fog right now and then we'll start to see warming up as the day goes along. let's get throughout morning commute for the east bay. mid-50s to start. sunshine and making it quickly into the upper 60s by late morning. we're headed into the mid-70s by noontime. a great day to take the lunch outside. early afternoon it's going to be really warm and perfect weather for the a's game this evening. at 7:05. we'll be at 62 degrees and upper 50s into the evening with mostly clear skies and in between we're going to have a warm day up to 82 degrees in gilroy today and los gatos expect a high of 81 degrees and 82 in danville. oakland 73 degrees and it's going to be in the low 70s for

redwood city and upper 60s for pal lo at to and 70s in the mission district. and 83 today in santa rosa with some breezy winds. as we're getting started this morning, we do need layers and start out with a need for a jacket but then taking off that jacket as it does quickly warm up. short sleeves and then also great day for shorts. yes, we're breaking out the summer gear. we talk about temperatures reaching into the 80s for today, t-shirt shorts and sunglasses needed. we're also watching this area of low pressure, we can see the swirl of the clouds out there in the pacific as this moves in, it's going to bring in breezy winds but no rain once again so we do continue on with dry weather and a drop in our temperatures. how is your weekend? so christina sent me this picture of the sunset in american canyon last night. absolutely gorgeous, i love your weather pictures @ carryhall weather. you can send me yours as well. here's a look at the seven-day forecast, 80 today and it does

cool down a couple of degrees for the middle of the week with breezy winds, look at the mother's day weekend, going to be upper 80s inland and san francisco in the mid-70s over the next several days. mike, how is it looking for drivers in the south bay? >> we'll take a look. we heard about an incident on 680 around 101. don't see any problems. that would be the overpass right here. 101 itself nice and steadily flow as you would expect. again it was around 680 around king but no slowing. chp doesn't have details about any lanes blocked. we'll track that part of the south bay. give you the overall view of your bay as you look down to the south county. gilroy, san martin, made towards san jose, 17 both directions over the summit, an easy light drive. contra costa we have highway 4 off the antioch bridge and no slowing coming out there to the early commute towards the walnut creek interchange.

a fender bender reporting around the freeway, approaching 24, hoping to get more details from chp in next few minutes but if you're heading past the scene towards the bay bridge, you are met with all of this cash lane backup, fast track looking really good. it looks like they only have one cash lane on either side still closed but that's a pretty big backup right now. we'll watch as it develops or clears over next ten. >> 4:49, u.s. attorney general jeff sessions will be in san diego today talking immigration and force. . he's expected to hold a news conference with a director of i.c.e. his visits comes a week after hundreds of migrants traveled to the border seeking asylum. it's a trip you'll likely never forget. passengers of a carnival cruise ship still reeling from flooding that happened in the middle of the ocean. you can see that water gushing into the hallways and bedrooms there. this is after a pipe broke.

this happened on the carnival cruise ship dream. passengers say this is more like a nightmare. >> i was kind of scared. that's my first -- it was an experience. >> an experience indeed. that ship arrived in new orleans and dropped off passengers and returned to the ocean after the pipes were fixed. happening today, pg&e promises another million dollars for college scholarships on top of the million they already committed. it goes to oakland promise, a partnership between the city and schools and other organizations to help every child in the city graduate high school and get to college. >> 4:50, the work to end racial discrimination and inequality continues in contra costa, it will be a public forum. the first one is tonight in wall nut creek.

it was created two years ago to fix racial disparities electryi justice system. tonight lester holt begins a week long trip across america digging into issues that matter to all of us. it kicks off in portland focusing on an issue we here in the bay area are all too familiar with. homelessness. tonight you'll meelt young homeless people and high school students going above and beyond to help them. a junior at the portland high school. >> all around us in portland, oregon, we're seeing an issue of homelessness. there's camps outside our school. every year several students attend our school without an address. we can community with them, we read the same books and watch the same movies and we can relate. >> follow lester all week at #lesteracross america. nightly news across america airs tonight at 5:30 right after nbc bay area news at 5:00.

4:51. nbc bay area responds coming up. >> some car dealers are required by law to give you a free warranty. but are they? and who is policing them? i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. but people on both sides are preparing for a controversial >> but first, people on both sides preparing for a controversial protest at cal straight. sacramento, the westboro baptist church plans to protest tomorrow. plus, vladimir putin takes the oath of office for the fourth time as russian president. he won a six-year term in march elections where he gained 77% of the vote. more news after the break. fremoa

good monday morning, a live look at fremont. people getting their day started and we'll continue to help you get your day started here with us this morning. nbc bay area responds every week to complaints about cars that quick working soon after they leave the lot. >> did you know some of those used car deerls are required by law to offer you a warranty? chris chmura has been looking at this one for you. >> they are called buy here, pay here dealers talking about used car lots that typically target buyers with bad credit. these dealers sell mostly older cars, the kind that often need repairs, they require a free warranty that covers you bumper to bummer for 30 days or 1,000 miles. consumer advocate rose narry

helped right the law which she says might still protect you regardless of what the dealer says. >> even if the sticker on the car, the used car buyer's guide says it's being sold as is, you may have a warranty. how common is it for used car dealers to leave out the warranty and is the dmv enforcing the law? tonight at 11:00, find out what happened when we went car shopping and what we learned when we asked the agency to show us whether it's protecting consumers or not. if you have a consumer complaint, call us 888-996-tips or nbcbayarea.com/responds. all join us again tonight at 11:00. okay, so have you seen it yet? yes, super heroes continue to dominate the box office, infinity war is the number one in the country, made more than

$1.2 billion worldwide and get this, it's yet to open in china. the remake of overboard came in second with nearly $15 million. >> coming up next on "today in the bay," a look at the forecast. should be a nice one. >> it's going to be a great day. it will be warmer today than yesterday and we get a live look outside in san jose, let's check out our sunnyvale temperature trend, upper 50s as you head out around 9:00 and upper 60s today at noon. heading in the upper 70s for parts of the bay area. we'll talk about that and what's ahead for the rest of the week coming up next. plus, casting -- >> we're looking at traffic, pretty smoothly for 580 approaching the interchange. we'll show you what else is going on. i have more detail for oakland. l begins in some bay and casting your vote for the june primaries, a look ahead by voting by mail begins in some bay area counties today. it )s m

a live look outside at san francisco welcome to monday morning. hope you're coming off a great weekend. live look outside at san francisco and commercial break we were talking about our weekend. derby, cinco de mayo, there was a lot of -- kids had proms, busy. we need another weekend. >> yeah yesterday i went to the festival -- >> that was cool too. >> there you go. >> a fun weekend. >> and pretty decent weather, a little cool sometimes in the

morning but it was interesting. >> and today is going to be much warmer. we're going to go from the 60s and 70s yesterday to 80s for much of the inland area. you're going to notice it's going to be much warmer today. let's go to martinez where our temperatures are going to be in the low 60s to start, sunshine and low 80s for the afternoon. our seven-day forecast shows temperatures cooling down for the middle of the week and warming up, check out the mother's day forecast for inland areas, up to 87 degrees. make your plans accordingly. we'll talk more about this and might have more detail about a crash in oakland. >> on highway 13, we'll give folks a nice big view of the commute which isn't much of a commute right now. a little bit out of the altamont as you see in the morning about this time. this is northbound 13 approaching broadway terrace, we have a more specific location now and it sounds like it involves a deer that was hit the deer is injured in the area and chp may slow traffic a bit over the next few