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 and we see more

cars hitting the road. no incident other than the one crash that involves a deer broadway terrace northbound approaching the bay bridge. you have this backup for the cash lanes and started to move better now and does look like they opened up all of the cash lanes and max possible for the morning. we should it start to clear but we'll track it laura. back to you. >> thank you, mike. it is 5:01. it marks the beginning of a critical week for the june primary. you'll start seeing balance lots in why are mailbox, the debate a day away. sharon joins us with the san jose theater where everything we need to know. it will be a very busy place tomorrow night. >> reporter: that's right. the lights just came on here at the california theater where the debate is taking place and the race is sure to heat up. today you can start mailing in your ballots and two bay area counties will get a taste of a new voting system that san mateo

and napa countiy ies will get a taste of this system and at the california republican party convention in san diego this weekend, neither of the two top gop candidates for governors got the party aegs endorsements. san diego businessman got 55% of the vote. less than 60% needed to get the party endorsement, travis allen of hunting ton beach, 40% of the vote and 4% voted for no endorsements at all. >> it's really interesting, complicated to see what happens moving forward. >> i think the republicans have a lot of difficulty in california. >> the two top vote getters from the june 5th primary regardless of party will face each other and no endorsement could mean the november general election would be between the top two democrats. a political analysts say voters are just starting to get engaged

and another chance to make case to voters directly. allows voters to choose how and when and where to cast their ballot by mailing every voter a ballot expanding in person early voting and allowing voters to cast a ballot at any vote center within county. if you have ab absentee ballot, you can start mailing those in in all bay area counties except for marin, there it starts tomorrow. reporting live in san jose, sharon katsuda. >> we're partnering with the silicon county association for the exclusive debate that will air across the state tomorrow. six of the top candidates will be there. you can watch it live right here on nbc bay area. political director chuck todd is moderating and raj mathai will be asking questions of the candidates. and new this morning, a double shooting in san francisco.

police say someone shot two men near cesar chavez. this happened after midnight and we're hearing the shooting might be connected to a funeral. we do know the victims will live and police haven't arrested anyone. >> a home invasion robbery leads to an officer involved shooting. later today the police chief is expected to shed new light on exactly what happens. bob redell joins us with what we know led up to the shooting. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. later this afternoon eddie garcia at police headquarters will spi eak to us and give us more details. here's what we know so far. this happened early yesterday morning. there were two people who broke into a unit at an apartment complex in what police believe was a home invasion. police responded and one officer opened fire. witnesses tell us they heard four to five gunshots as police

searched for the watt suspetwo one armed with a gun and refused to drop the weapon. police eventually caught that person and their accomplice. no one was injured during the shooting. reporting live outside san jose police head quarter bob redell, "today in the bay." 5:05 right now. developing the situation in hawaii. you can see not a pretty sight. eruptions are becoming more dangerous and destruct irveg. lava shooting 300 feet in the air. look at that, embers going above the trees right there. this is happening there new video from the usgs and at least 30 homes are gone in the neighborhood this is on the big island and some of those evacuees have returned to their homes to find all of this left. some of those evacuees grabbing pets and some experts say other areas could be in danger as well. people we've talked to have left

their homes and say they feel helpless. >> my neighbor larry, his house is burning down it's real. it's hitting and it's okay. >> so far no reports of any injuries. kill way auea is one of the mos active volcanos. it appears president trump may be shifting his stance on providing answers in the russia probe. his new attorney rudy giuliani over the weekend announced that the president may take the fifth rather than testify in robert mueller's investigation. as recently as friday, the president says he looked forward to being interviewed and giuliani is calling the probe heavy handed saying it may set the president up to perjure himself. >> the way they've acted, i came into this case with the desire to do that and they just keep convincing me not to do it. >> giuliani is also still trying to clear up what the president knew and when the stormy daniels saga began. giuliani now suggests the president may have paid hush

money to other women. >> 5:06. you might see more driverless cars on bay area roads. state leaders will take an important step in the future of auto mated vehicles, they'll hold a special hearing about the car safety and this starts at 2:30 this afternoon in sacramento but will be live streamed because of the growing concern about the driver's cars and the decision will be made how to regulate those costs. >> if you're an amtrak computer who likes it close, don't be caught off guard. three capital corridor runs adjusted by five minutes. in auburn five minutes earlier and eastbound lines now leave their stations five minutes later. with the warmer weather, park rangers want to remind you to be aware of rattlesnakes. like people, rattles tend to be more active when the weather heats up. park leaders suggest hiking with a friend or just to say safe and

de keep eye on the ground what you may be stepping around and look under logs before taking a seat. if you get bitten, stay calm and call 911. >> that's if you have service, right? right now at 5:08 palo alto, we get the day started with clear skies and we're going to get lots of sunshine, quickly warming temperatures going from the upper 50s to the upper 60s by early afternoon and we're heading up in the 70s today. legts let's go to the tri-valley, livermore, 51 degrees as you walk to school and getting out of school, it's going to be in the mid-70s, we have warmer weather today we'll talk about that and what else is ahead for the rest of the week and mike you're updating a couple of earlier crashes. >> i am, traffic was able to clear up and no problems for northbound 101 or for university avenue getting on the freeway. we have reports of an earlier crash in the area, affecting

only the on ramp. you see the speeds on the pen nings la are great. there's one issue from the south bay up to the city, we're looking at southbound -- actually northbound 101 at third reports of a potential fender bender affecting the off ramp there but not looking at problems as far as the freeway speeds getting to san francisco on that side. over on the east bay side we have a backup in the cash lanes but they are moving much better now and we're looking at fremont, 880 with the headlights down towards milpitas and in towards the hayward area. back to you. >> coming p next on quts today on the bay. scare on the tarmac, southwest airlines plane collides with a truck on the runway. terrifying moments leading up to this as the airline is confronting yet another accident. safety regulators say musk hung up on them. >> heat up too quickly and too much and then that gas then

ignites or explodes. >> deadly decision, listen up, this is a warning to anyone who uses vape pens after one exploded in a man's face killing him. only one candidate for governor when students were stuck in failing schools, led the fight to turn them around. as mayor of l.a., antonio villaraigosa invested in classrooms and security. graduation rates soared. antonio for governor.

mike traffic tease we wake up to clear skies as we take a live look outside in san jose. it starts out cool but it will be warmer than it was yesterday. good morning, willow glenn will be at 52 fwreez and low 70s.

already around the normal high and does go up a few grew degr more from there. we cool down and then warm up. that's coming up in about five minutes. looking at the north bay, san rafael towards us in the southbound commute, will be just fine. we'll talk about what else i'm tracking down and i have a new crash reported and we'll see what's going on for highway one. happy monday to you. the stock market made big moves on the positive even after somewhat weak jobs report. we got great news on unemployment rate, that dropped under 4% for first time in eight years but job growth was ank. tesla is back in the news, bloomberg says ee lon musk hung up on ntsb regulators during a phone call following the deadly crash and fire. the tesla model x. this came before musk's erratic

behavior with analysts during the company's all important earnings call. where he called questions boring and bone headed. he's also making fun of one of the world's richest men, warren buffett sending out tweets challenging some of the things that buffett has said. it's mostly one sided tweet war. sharesing in apple will open at the all time high. apple said it would spend $100 billion to buy back its own shares. when a company buys back its own shares they cease to exist which remeans the remaining shares are worth more. democrats in the house want to release thousands more of fake ads and posts that ran on facebook during the election. we now know a lot of those memes and ads passed around about patriotism or racial issues were actually created by the russians. the wall street journal says the house intelligence committee has about 3,000 of those fake ads that we have not seen yet.

we do know in one case the russians actually use facebook to set up two competing rallies in houston, texas. we see about 50 and i've shown you a lot of them, it will be an eagle or patriotism, all the of the things you think are like yeah, russians but there are three thousand more and we may see them sometime this beak. >> that will be interesting, thank you. new this morning, yet another scare for southwest airlines. if you look closely here, you can see a truck underneath an airplane southwest is only stating the obvious, that a truck hit a plane at baltimore washington airport in maryland. a lot of people in wine country believe next month the fate of napa county future may be in the hands of voters. member c calls for limits on tree removal and they say napa valley is maxing out on winery

space. they argue it would put a choke hold on projects. a hero's welcome for a man who helped bring down a suspected golden state killer. paul holmes received a standing ovation from a crowd of roughly 25,000 people at the crime con in nashville. for decades he followed the golden state killer case and is credited for accumulating evidence that led to the arrest of joseph deangelo. poles recently retired as an investigator. speaking of heroes, check out this 11-year-old, he found a wallet full of cash and credit cards in redwood city over the weekend. what did he decide to do? go buy a lot of candy? no. he called police and handed over the wallet. officers found its owner who was certainly very grateful. redwood city police didn't share the boy's name so we'll call him honest abe for now. >> big smile, doing the right thing. >> all of the things he could

have done with the money. >> good parenting there too. >> not that he did it for this reason but i do hope perhaps he was recognized -- >> like a reward? >> perhaps. >> tell us friends, saw you on tv. >> we're going to be beautiful weather around the bay area and great news and in great weather as we get a live look outside in san francisco. it's all clear as you get ready to wake up, not a lot of issues with fog. we could see patches of fog developing within the next hour or so and your out the door temperature is now 54 degrees in san francisco. napa, 45 and 52 in palo alto, san jose now at 51 degrees. the seven-day forecast already up at the bottom of the screen. 54 degrees at 8:00 this morning, noon 65 degrees and beautiful day as we head in the low 70s there and looking at all our highs, up to 83 in concord.

in santa rosa, 83 as well. san francisco 69 degrees and half moon bay, looking at a high there of 65 degrees with upper 70s for palo alto and in san jose. we've got this area of low pressure iappreciate i'll be wa moving closer and it's weak and spread out and not going to bring us any rain. it will bring an increase in cloud cover by wednesday and gusty winds. speaking of clouds, we have this beautiful sunset sent to me by my friend on twitter. @karihall weather. here's a look at that amazing sunset in pacifica. you see any beautiful weather? maybe a nice sunrise, send it to me and then it's going to be a nice day up to 80 degrees for the inland area. it will cool off a few degrees with the winds picking up for the middle of the week. look at what happens for the mother's day weekend, planning to go to the vineyards, it's going to be very warm in the upper 80 ae 0s inland and san

francisco through the upper 60s to 70s. >> whether they go through tunnels or open air, right now we're not worried about the trans bay tunnel. there's no problem from b.a.r.t. that's not what i'm talking about. the south bay and east bay, things look great, in san francisco the macarthur tunnel right here may be affected by debris from the north side or at the north end, reports of debris in the roadway. all i know, a little bit of something and we don't see any slowing, we'll track that and so far things are looking great there and lombard and getting into san francisco, picking up the volume. contra costa county, bay point, concord moving nicely towards the walnut creek interchange. we have that earlier crash that started and that may be a concern towards the cash lanes which never had a chance to

clear as they opened all lanes this morning. we still had this continuing and now we're seeing the fast track lanes build in metering lights may turn on in a minute or two. the early part of the commute the bay bridge is slower than you're used to over the past couple of weeks. take that into account. farther south ks, westbound we have a good steady volume and this looks heavier than we've seen for the past two weeks as well. there may be more traffic but right now hayward does continue for 880 and of course 92 right here. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >> 5:20, coming up next here, an unforgettable prom. >> amaze being ing unforgettable prom. >> amaze being i to see the yous here today. >> not chaperones but dates, police officers took the time out of their schedules to take several special needs students to prom. a crazy story coming ou

florida. you want to listen up if you or a loved one es a developing story. pretty crazy story out of florida. if you or a loved one uses vaping pens, pay attention, first responders say a man died after his vaping pen exploded. the explosion also triggered a fire in the man's home. firefighters still don't know if the explosion itself killed him or if it knocked him unconscious leaving him trapped by the

flames. >> lithium batteries called a runaway, they start to heat up too quickly or too much and then then that gas ignites or explodes. >> authorities believe an autopsy will determine an exact cause of death. fema is calling this the first death tied to an exploding vape pen. 5:24. if you think you're getting a lot of robo calls these days, you're right. "new york times" is reporting that there are more than 3 billion auto mated calls just this month. 900 million more than last april. the good news is congress is regulating and aware of this problem and they have been told hearings to put a stop to those calls. no stressful connection for the next time you fly to florida. this morning southwest airlines starts new nonstop flights from san jose to orlando. the airport added a lot of new routes in the past year.

and what do you remember about prom night? of course i remember having a lot of fun. >> take a listen to this. a group of men and women in blue showed true colors on saturday night. the police stepped up to take special needs students to their high school prom. it's a tradition there, something those students really look forward to. >> it's amazing to see these young kids who don't have the opportunity to be here, mingling with the other kids and doing the same thing that the kids don't have disabilities are doing. >> everything you may remember, the limo, corps saj, a magical night for everyone. >> not everyone wants to go but if you want to go, to have a good time, it's priceless. >> really nice. coming up from first aid to frightening encounter.

investigation under way after a man is reportedly robbed by someone he thought he was meeting for a date. plus -- >> we are protesting uc's growing inequality and administrator's failure to address it. >> putting some surgeries on hold. the statewide protest happening at several hospitals today and impact it will have on thousands of patients. first a live look outside in san jose, we'll check on weather and traffic coming up for your monday morning and start of your workweek. you're watching "today in the bay," stick around.

and good morning, taking a live look right now at pleasant hill, nice morning to start out the workweek and 5:30 right now. and thanks for joining us. >> hope you had a great weekend. it was beautiful. i'm laura garcia by the way. >> oh, yeah. good morning to you, it was a nice comfortable and it's going to be a little warmer today. let's check out the pleasant hill concord forecast as we get the kids out the door. it's going to be in the low 50s to start but it's going to warm

up quickly today. by early afternoon we're at 78 degrees and we're going to see all of our highs for the inland areas heading in the low to mid-80s while san jose will be at 78 degrees, 78 in palo alto and 69 in san francisco. i know you had a great weekend, let's talk about the weekend ahead in about seven minutes. and mike, now you're concerned about the bay bridge. >> not about the structural integrity. let's get that clear. i don't have the credentials to analyze that. doing just fine. concerned about the backup that we saw early on at the toll plaza. all lanes are backing up now and no metering lights are registered but the backup i was worried perhaps the berkeley curve may show an early slowdown, we'll track this trend as we look at the approach. so far upper east shore freeway is already off the walnut creek interexchange. and the metering lights appear to be on the bay bridge with the traditional backup and started a little early. the zoo exit there, we have a

crash reported and sounds like everything is getting to the shoulder quickly but i'll track the counter commute. tri valley and peninsula standard right now. back to you. >> 5:31 right now. you and your family's health needs may be put on hold because thousands of workers are preparing to strike at uc hospitals across the bay area. pete suratos is live in san francisco this morning. pete i know some people have started to show up this morning. >> that's right. i want to point out there will be protests at the previous location we're at in the mission bay area and we'll start within this half hour but you see in front of the area and want to point out this is one of the locations where protests are taking place because we'll see cam la harris and new som, this

will have an impact on folks that may have appointments at different hospitals not only here but throughout the bay area. i want to jump into the specifics during this three-day strike through the system. you see thatyour screen, 800 cancer appointments will be postponed including 2840 chemotherapy infusions. 300 nonemergency surgeries rescheduled. as far as the purpose of the strike, increase in wages for service workers within the uc system, which includes but not limited to janitors, cooks and security guards and truck drivers and that's just naming a small group of these service workers. the union is asking for 20% raises over next three years and hospital is offering only 3% over four years. the california nurse's association is also going to be part of the strike on tuesday and showing solidarity.

a representative with union for the workers had this to say about current wages for workers that they are -- >> when we talk about service members, they make about $40,000 a year and they clean the hospital. they don't clean a hospital room, there's not a surgery that happens. >> taking you back out here live, you see workers all right out here picketing. i want to point out there's going to be more than 10,000 workers part of the strike through the next three days. we'll have more details as they come in this morning. live in san francisco, pete suratos, qu"today in the bay." >> also happening today, if you're a college student dealing with depression or anxiety, students not likely getting the help they need. east bay in hayward today will address the lack of mental health counselors for students. organizers say there's only one mental health counselor for

every 2500 students. >> new this morning, a busy night for berkeley police, they arrested three people in two robberies just blocks apart. both of these stories pretty wild here. the berkeley side, the man thought he was meeting a woman for a date but it was a set up. two people robbed him on hey street near dwight and mlk. just blocks away, a young couple stepped in to stop a robbery and the suspect punched the boyfriend. so the girlfriend pepper sprayed the crook. >> 5:34. san jose police say someone was shot in the area of story road in jackson avenue happened early sunday morning. a man died and police not identified the victim or any suspect. they are actually hoping witnesses come forward. a follow-up now on a disabled dog that was stolen in san francisco just a couple of weeks ago. remember phil low who was deaf and blind and in dire need of his cancer medication.

his owner told us the woman who stole the dog ended up selling him to someone in oakland. the search is focusing on that area. lee and friends are offering a $5,000 reward for the return of that pug. >> this is a trip that you will not forget any time soon. passengers of a carnival cruise ship are still reeling from flooding that happened on that ship in the middle of the ocean. take a look at the pictures and video here. water gushing into hallways as a pipe broke. this happened on the kacarnival cruise ship. >> this is a nightmare. >> i was kind of scared and that's my first -- water or land. it was an experience. >> nothing you would want on your first cruise. the ship arrived in new orleans yesterday and dropped off passengers and returned to the ocean after the pipes were fixed. jeff sessions will be in san

diego today and talking immigration enforcement and expected to hold a news conference with i.c.e., after hundreds of central american migrants traveled to the border seeking asylum. president trumped used the kara van to push for his border wall. prices are up for the tenth straight week. the nationwide average is the highest it's been since the november of 2014. 2.90 a gallon. a proud distinction, bay area has the highest average on the entire mainland and it's 3.73. >> happening today, pg&e promises another million dollars for college scholarship in oakland. this is on top of the million dollars the utility already committed. the company and that money goes to oakland promise, which is a partnership between city and schools and the organization that helps every child in the city graduate high school and

get to college. shark fans, for all of us, it's pretty much over. sharks fold up the season after folding the cards against the knights. >> they rolled snake eyes against the golden knights, vegas won 3-0. the shut-out win means vegas mofsz on the western conference finals but still not a bad year for our sharkies. >> the warriors meanwhile are looking pretty good. this is after taking apart new orleans in game four yesterday. live look right now at oracle where they will play game five tomorrow night and the warriors can wrap up the series. we're hoping so. >> dub nation going together. >> can i go too? >> strength in numbers. we'll go over here.

san jose northbound 101, happened to catch the slowdown as it's happening. not a surprise and little look right here which is san jose, catching a little slowdown as well as developing here out of gilroy. don't usually catch this part. that's an early slow down out of gilroy and holhollister. the rest of the bay looks pretty pleasant. a couple of weird issues, one reported that arrow south 680, reports of gravel being spilled out of a truck. >> yeah. >> that's an issue there. i'll track sunol and pleasanton and let you know the update from chp. not far from this -- that will be good. >> not good to be behind a gravel truck. >> we'll have a great weekend. i know people are already like can we just make it to friday.

it's going to be a nice one. as you make plans for the mother's day weekend, it will be 76 degrees and great day to head to the beach and bay will be at 82 for the inland area. you'll look for somewhere nice and cool to go and for sunday it's going to be in the upper 80s for those inland valleys, the bay at 84 degrees and 74 degrees for the coast. and if you're planning to take mom to see era this weekend, here's a live look outside at squaw valley as the sun rises, low to mid-60s and clear and sunny all weekend long. great weather and also nice and carmel valley with mid-70s on friday. 78 degrees on saturday and sunday and comfortable 77 degrees. let me know what you're doing this weekend, @karihall weather. coming up in three minutes. >> also coming up next on "today in the bay," addressing airplane noise, relief coming to one

city. president trump tries to stop a political disaster in west virginia. > . >> look at that, returning to the nest. a mishap for a baby bald eagle and his remarkable journey home.

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.

good monday morning, you can't tell it now but it's going to be a warmer day. los gatos at 53 degrees at 7:00.

we'll be at 63 degrees at 10:00, continuing to go up from there. we're heading in the mid-70s for the afternoon and it's going to be warm today then cooling down and warming up again. we'll sort it out in the forecast coming up in less than five minutes. >> 580 through dublin, everything is fine approaching the dublin interchange, south of there on 680 we have slowing. i'm checking with chp on the gravel spill reported. >> thanks kari and mike. if you're a b.a.r.t. rider, we might get updates on things that could impact your routine. the agency meets in the agenda includes a proposed extension into livermore. also up for discussion, a pro peasal to adjust the cost derived based on how much people in a certain area make. >> if you live in palo alto, you may among those hopes for a solution to the noise airplanes make above. city leaders meet to discuss the possible new answers and they

considered suing the faa over flight plans. that idea is now off the table and now considering exploring other options. >> 5:44. the work to end racial discrimination and inequality continues in contra costa county this week. there will be three public forums and first tonight at the mt. diablo church in walnut creek. they created the tasks for two years ago to try to fix racial d d disparities in the criminal justice system. men and women may get the same chance to work for the next governor depends on who wins. democrat candidates say they'll hire equal number of men and women and pay them equally for the same jobs. the two republican kand indicates redates support gender requality but focus on finding right person for the job regardless of gender. candidates will fight for your vote during a live debate.

you can watch it here on nbc bay area tomorrow night. >> and you can be a part of this as well. you can tweet us your questions you'd like the candidates to answer. use #cagovdebate and be sure to tune in to bay area tomorrow night 6:30 for the debate. nbc political director chuck todd is the moderator and raj mathai will be asking questions and chuck is the host of "meet the press" suntds right here on nbc bay area. the president and republicans have a problem in west virginia. >> and they have several candidates they like and one they really don't. >> no, that's right. three republicans running to be their party's pick for the republican candidates for the senate. so three are pretty primary mainstream candidates but there's a fourth wild card. it's this guy, don blankenship, a convicted criminal who says

kind of crazy things on tv ads. republican worry if he wins the primary he'll lose the actual election to a democrat and the democrats will keep their senate seat. it would be alabama all over again. you remember roy moore won the republican primary and loss the general election to a democrat. how unusual is blackenship from west virginia. take a look. >> mitch mcconnell created millions of jobs for china people, by doing so mitch has gotten rich and in fact his china family given him tens of millions ev s of dollars. running negative ads against me and calling mee despicable and mentally ill. >> the primary is tomorrow. washington also trying to figure out rudy giuliani's most recent tv appearance on abc. george step nop plus asked giuliani about his famous admission that donald trump paid hush money to stormy daniels. >> this is more rumor than it is anything else. here's -- >> you said that to buzz feed.

>> yeah, that's one of the possibilities, one of the rumors. the reality is -- >> you stated it as fact. >> maybe i did but right now i'm at the point where i'm learning and i can only -- i can't prove that. i can just say it's rumor. i can prove it's rumor, but can't prove it's fact. >> it's not rumor in the sense giuliani said it outloud. and also asked if he would rule out telling the president to plea the fifth. it allows you to refuse to answer questions. giuliani said he wouldn't rule it out and that made news. go to any courthouse ask any defense attorney if he or she will rule out advising their client to plea the fifth and all will say of course not, i'm not going to rule that out. it's like asking the president if he'll rule out military options in a crisis. they always say no. they are not going to rule that out. lots going on today. we're goling all on twitter. you can follow me @ scottmcgrew. at 5:47, happening today,

this is a big day for the first lady. melania trump announces her formal platform unveiling the goals she hopes to meet. something all first ladies do and many believe melania will focus on children. during her 16 months at the white house she concentrated some efforts on cyber bullying. take a look at this bald eagle with his little eaglet. this is a big moment because the eaglet fell and the eaglet called stormy fell out of the nest and landed on a branch. you can see where the nest is and where he ended. he was stuck for days. his parents never left his side. watch the moment when stormy returns and watch the dad as he realizes what's going on. >> yeah, went right to pap pa right there. of course you can imagine was so proud. that's my boy.

>> give them wings and let them fly and they come back home. it's modern day. >> you made my room into a gym already? empty nesters for this monday. >> and we're going to have beautiful weather bird watching, whatever you plan to do today. and it's going to start out cool but this warm-up, we're going to be a warmer day and even in san francisco as we look at this amazing sunrise. looking from at&t park towards the embarcadero, it's going to start out with 50s as we head inland and get the kids out the doort for school this morning in san jose. expect it to be 54 degrees and jacket needed walking to school but coming home absolutely not, it will be all about the short leaves as they make it in the low 70s and later this evening, take the kids out there to the coliseum to watch the a's game first pitch at 7:05. it will be at 62 degrees and then all clear skies.

make sure you're bundled up because it will cool off in the upper 50s. much warmer for the inland areas and look at antioch, up to 70, 84 degrees. it will be 73 in oakland. 80 today in napa. and the 7-day forecast at the bottom of the screen, we start out this morning and you do need layers, jacket for the morning hours and sunglasses later today, it will feel like summer out there as we get a boost in the temperatures for today. and then as we go into the rest of the week, we'll have this area of low pressure moving in and it will bring us cooling changes. won't bring us any rain but we'll have an increasing cloud cover and onshore winds and slight dip in temperatures mid week. as we look at our pictures, christina sent this to me on facebook, a beautiful sunset and american canyon last night and i love your weather picture so send them to me, tag me in your

pictures and you may see it featured right here. we go from warm to okay for the middle of the weekend and big warm-up in the temperature for the end of the weekend. and mike, you're saying there's more slowing in the east bay. >> there is, one other culprit is a crash here south 880 around industrial. we did have a crash and it looks like everything has gotten to the shoulder but it's a distraction. expect more slowing through the area. a smooth flow of traffic as well, no major problems for the south bay. there may be an issue with more slowing building up and gravel southbound 680 heading down past where we see the focus of the slowing as well. getting a break as folks join in and cut over perhaps for highway 84 into pleasanton and liverm e livermore. we'll watch as crews arrive there through burn nell. 880 past the coliseum. no major problems, southbound headlights towards the san mateo bridge, that's the direction with the build right now. other side of the build light as

bay shore freeway north and in towards san francisco. back to you. >> thanks, mike. 5:51. coming up, a warning as temperatures warm up, the rare form of drowning you need to know about before you and your family take a dip in the pool. first happening now, people on both sides preparing for controversial protests at cal state sacramento. the westboro baptist plans to protest the pride center. vladimir putin takes the oath of office for his fourth term as russian president. he won the six-year term in march elections where he gained 77% of the vote.pponent was jaid right before the election. more news after the break. the w

suspect is in court today. welcome back, it is 5:55, the waffle house shooting suspect is in court today. police say he opened fire at e thele waffle house outside nashville. four died and four others hurted and a man wrestled the gun away from the shooter. don't be surprised if you see military air crafts flying around the east bay because the military operation happening at the field in concord this week.

if you're in that area you'll see a v-2 os prey military aircraft like the one on the screen. it will be flying in and out of mechanicsville at 9:00 this morning and 4:00 p.m. at 5:56, a lot of questions after a man died in police custody after he flagged down two deputies saturday morning at the country girl truck stop. a 38-year-old man flagged down those deputies because something was wrong with his truck. deputies told him that his truck wasn't registered and he'd get a citation. they say he started fighting with them so they took him into custody. they were on the way to the hospital to get medical clearance when he became unresponsive. that man died in the hospital. it is 5:56. we're just a few weeks away from the beginning of summer and pool season and doctors say it's a good time to remind parents

about a very rare and scary type of drowning, dry drowning. it happens when you stentally inhale water in your nose or mouth and causes a spasm in the throat and you can't breathe. the doctor refers to it as aspiration pneumonia. it can happen when you're not even in the pool. >> actually see it more commonly in the elderly who have trouble swallowing and their wall lowing mechanisms don't work well and they as spir rate and getting saliva down in their lungs. >> he says symptoms can also come from something as simple as drinking water too fast. so what do you do? keep a close eye on your kids when they are swimming. if they have any kind of breathing problems, that's a sign. you may need to get help. imagine being able to get in a concert or event using your face instead of a ticket. ticketmaster wants to make that a reality.

live nation invested in a face recognition company called link identity which sets an image of your face when you walk past the sensor and matches it with or against data base in half a second. >> 5:58. democratic lawmakers are recognizing trailblazers in the state today. nine people will be honored at the annual awards ceremony tonight. half of the comedy duo of cheech and chong, one of the honorees, very outspoken on california politics. well known artist kat van dewill be recognized as well. she's been vocal about sharing her background talking about issues that hit close to home, including the border wall. >> a lot of people assume that i'm just like a typical white girl and don't realize my heritage. i was born in mexico, my familiarcy is from argentina and mother was living in tijuana until recently. when talk of the wall first

started happening, this can't be real. >> the ceremony is today at 1:00 in our state capitol. now to a note about a special nbc nightly news assignment. tonight lester holt begins a week long trip across america digging into issues that matter to all of us. the series kicks off in the west coast in portland focusing on an issue we here in the bay area know so much about. homelessness. now tonight you'll meet young people involved with the area and high school students as well going above and beyond to help them. here's hank sanders a junior at the portland high school xbl all around us we're seeing the issue of homelessness. there's camps outside of our school. every year several students attend without an address. we can communicate with them. we play the same video games and read the same books and waux the same movies and we can relate. >> you can follow lester all

week long at #lesteracross america. nightly news begin at 5:30. >> we're getting ready for the june 5th primary. the surprising move from california's republican party which could impact the race for governor. >> plus an officer involved shooting in the south bay. the steps san jose police officers are taking today to be transparent. >> and lava from the volcano on highw hawaii's big island, the reason it could be a long time before the danger is over. "today in the bay" continues right now. very good monday morning to you. thank you for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. let's get a check on the commute with mike but let's start outside with the weather. >> we have a beautiful weekend. going to be a little bit warmer today and you may for atl