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 a little

while turn up the ac. this morning just stepping out the door, it's a nice refreshing start as we look outside in san jose with our temperatures in the low 50s and as we to sunnyvale, 6 degrees and low 70s which is about normal. some of the inland areas once again low 80s. i'll talk more about that in just a few minutes and mike says there's less clater in the try valley. >> we had a lot of clatter because of a gravel spill. not pleasant in the morning or any time. south bay and peninsula show typical pattern, light build for san jose. over here, light clearing and still flow through pleasant ton but 680 clears up a bit as they have removed the gravel spill. over here we're seeing less slowing 880 down through san leandro and union city. the crash is cleared over off to the shoulder at industrial. not really anything more than a distraction. and really relatively smooth dry. we saw an early backup in the cash lanes at the bay bridge

toll plaza. this is what's different. fast track lanes are starting to move better and so are cash lanes to the left. the early buildup will result in an earlier clearing. not saying it's clear but we're watching a lighter flow over last 20 minutes. back to you. >> a new development in the republican party sure to make the gubernatorial debate even more significant. own the weekend the california republican party announced it was not endorsing any candidate for governor. >> sharon katsuda joins us where the debate will take place. this do you think could impact the primary election? >> reporter: it's going to impact it a lot. this is where the debate tomorrow night is going to take place here at the california theater and do you have one of these? this is a sample ballot. this one is mine. but two bay area counties that san mateo and nap at a county participating in a new voting

system. we'll talk about that aologiclit later. voters will start to mail in ballots starting today. at the california republican party convention in san diego this weekend, neither of the two top gop candidates for governor got the party's endorsement. san diego businessman john cox got 55% of the vote and less than 60% needed to get the party's endorsement. travis allen got 40% of the vote, 4% voted for no endorsement at all. >> it's really interesting, it will be complicated to see what happens moving forward. >> if there's any opportunity to make an impression it comes tuesday night. >> reporter: the two top vote getters from the june 5th primary regardless of party will face each other in a runoff for governor and no endorsement from the state gop could mean the november general election would be between the top two democrats and of course we had one month

still to go and new election model in napa and san mateo counties allows voters to change how and when and where to cast ballots by mailing every voter a ballot and allowing voters to cast a ballot at any vote center within their county. you can mail your absentee ballot starting today in all bay area counties except marin. it starts tomorrow there. i'm sharon katsuda. >> thanks, sharon. we're partnering with the silicon valley community foundation for a exclusive gubernatorial debate that will air across the state tomorrow, six of the top candidates will be there. you can watch that live here on nbc bay area. nbc political director chuck todd is moderating the event. chuck as well as our only raj mathai are asking questions of candidates and you can tweet those questions to us at nbc bay area or send them to our facebook page. new this morning, a double

shooting in san francisco. police say someone shot two men near guerrero and cesar chavez. we're hearing the shooting might be connected to a funeral and told the victims will survive. police have not made any arrest. >> today we're hoping to learn more about an officer involved shooting in san jose. this one happened over the weekend as police were responding to a home invasion robbery. bob re-dell joins us live to explain what led up to the shooting and what police are doing today, good morning, bob. >> good morning, laura, we hope to learn more details this afternoon when san jose police chief will hold a news conference here at police headquarters at 3:00 this afternoon. trying to give us -- hopefully more details about what happened. here's what we know so far. this happened early yesterday morning. there were two people who broke into a unit in an apartment complex on the 500 block of south 10th street in what police believe was a home invasion.

one officer open fire. witnesses heard four to five gunshots as police searched for the two suspects. one was reportedly armed with a gun and refused to drop that weapon and police eventually caught that person and their accomplice. two suspects in custody, no one was injured during the shooting. reporting live, bob re-dell, "today in the bay." thank you very much, bob. >> now to a developing situation in hawaii. eruptions are becoming more dangerous and more disruptive. lava shooting 300 feet in the air when a tense fis sure opened up. some evacuees grabbed essentials and pets and other areas could soon be in danger. people who left they are homes say they feel helpless. >> my neighbor larry, his house is burning down, it's real.

it's hitting. but it's okay. >> so far reports of injuries none so far. kilauea is the world's most active volcano. might see more driverless cars on bay area roads. take leaders will take an important step in the future of automated vehicles, holding a special hearing about car safety. starts at 2:30 this afternoon in sacramento but it will also be live streemd because of growing concern about driveless cars. no decisions will be made how to regulate those cars. with that warmer weather, park rangers remind you to be aware of rattlesnakes, just like people, rattles tend to be more active in parts when the weather heats up. east bay regional park leaders suggest hiking with a friend to stay safe. also, keep your eye on the ground in front of you and look under those logs and rocks before you have a seat. if you do, if you get a bikte, stay calm and call 911. >> a lot of people going out for

hikes, good head's up. as we look at our time at 6:08. a live look outside in emeryville, clear skies and refreshing start as we go to narcotic necessiti martinez, it's going to heat up quekly, 66 degrees and if you have something to do outside, best to get it done early, low 80s hitting the high temperature at about 3:00 to 4:00 today. and we'll be up to 84 degrees in antioch today and 80 in napa. 69 in san francisco and 78 in palo and san jose. the temperature trend for the day coming up and mike has an update on the crash in san jose. >> i do. it is a minor crash and it was the off ramp, only the off ramp from northbound 101 affected right now by the crash activity. if you don't use that xilexit, you're fine. minor slowing.

over here slower in concord and westbound highway 4 out of bay point and moving towards 242, the build now towards walnut creek. that's your portion of cocoa county seeing the build coming off the bridge. you're all right. and upper east shore about the same latitude starting to slow towards richmond. the richmond/san rafael bridge seeing more traffic here over to the east bay. no major problems here. fast track lanes seeing a little bit more traffic than in the cash lanes. that's what we're seeing right now. oakland moves nicely, north 880 past the coliseum and southbound moves nicely with headlights and 238 things slow down towards the san mateo bridge. back to you. thank you, mike. >> coming up next on "today in the bay," southwest scare, all new this morning, the latest incident for the airline and how the driver of this truck is doing this morning. safety regulators say elon musk hung up on them.

and later we already know how dangerous smoking is but now a vaping pen is being blamed for a deadly house fire. what may have caused the vape pen to explode at 6:25. 6:10 right now. you're watching "today in the bay."

right now at 6:12 we start out with all clear skies around the bay area and live look

outside in palo alto. our temperatures start out cool at 10:00 we'll be at 59 degrees and then making it into the mid-70s today, hitting the high temperature at about 4:00 to 5:00 and a lot of sunshine warmer today but then cooler as we go into the middle of the week. we'll check out that mother's day forecast coming up in less than five minutes. and 25 minutes is the time registered from highway 4 to the bay bridge. a little bit of slowing through richmond. it's actually pretty pleasant after an early backup at the toll plaza. a new report for the tri-valley. we'll sort that out coming up. a big happy monday to you. the stock market made big moves to the positive on friday. even after a sbha meek jobs report. great news on unemployment. that drops under 4% for the first time in 18 years. the job growth was only average. tesla back in the news, bloomberg says tesla ceoelon musk hung up on ntsb regulators

during a phone call following the deadly crash and fire of a tesla model x. this came before musk's curt and erratic behavior with analysts during the 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 the things buffett has said. this one is a mostly one sided tweet war. shares of apple will open this morning at an all time high. remember last week apple said it would spend $100 billion to buy back its own shares. now when a company buys back its own shares, they cease to exist. it means the remaining shares still in investors hands are worth more. democrats in the house want to release thousands of fake ads and fake poechts that ran on facebook during the election. a lot were being passed around about things like pat i don't thinkism and racial issues were actually created by russians.

the house intelligence committee has about 3,000 of those fake ads, we haven't seen them yet. we know in one case they were able to use fake ads and put them on people's facebook pages to get them motivated to go to a rallies in houston, texas, one across from the other. they set up both. people were yelling at each other not realizing they were both brought there by the russians. >> crazy, isn't that amazing. >> 6:15 right now. new this morning, yet another scare for southwest airlines. take a look at this closely. you can actually see the truck underneath an airplane. and it happened at baltimore washington airport. luckily no one was hurt and southwest is only stating the obvious. a truck hit a plane and pulled into the gate at baltimore

washington international airport in maryland. if you're an amtrak commuter who likes to cut close, don't get caught off guard. happening today, schedules adjust for three capitol corridor runs. each run adjusts five minutes, one morning train out of auburn now leaves five minutes earlier to bay area based eastbound lanes. now leave their stations five minutes later. adventure and survivor of bear grils is back. he takes celebrities into the great outdoors. first up is joseph gordon levitt, travels to kenya and the thing he was most worried about was a poor choice of food. >> he gets people to eat pretty nasty things and you don't know what kind of -- it's one thing to eat the animal, it's another thing to think about the tiny little microorganisms that colonyize that animal and what

kind of colonies they buy in my gut. >> enjoy your breakfast. >> here's a lineup for tonight. first you can catch a live top ten edition of "the voice" at 8:00, running wild with bear grylls and nbc bay area news at 11:00. would you do that? >> i would. i watch the news. >> challenging -- cook everything -- >> maybe it's sometimes just wrong. >> suddenly he's a vegetarian. >> a vegan. >> all right, hopefully you don't have to do any survival tips to tell you about as you head out to bay. we're going to have amazing weather. it does start out cool and we have some sunshine in the forecast. take a look at this view from at&t park. i love this as the sun rises and no fog this morning around san

francisco. looks like it will stay clear as we go through the day. 7-day forecast is already up at the bottom of the screen. you can take a look at that and your microclimate what's going on today. you step out the door and this is what it feels like. it is 52 degrees in fairfield, also in san jose and it's 50 degrees in livermore. we have upper 40s in oakland and 52 right now in half moon bay. and then we get the kids out the door with temperatures in the 40s and 50s around the bay area and san jose as they head out for recess, it's going to be much more comfortable with 60s in the mid-70s as you walk home from school. it's a warm start to the week and you'll be able to cool off this evening at the coliseum if you're going to the a's game, it will be 62 degrees at first pitch and then some upper 50s for the rest of the game. definitely a nice warm jacket with those breezy winds but it's going to be warm today as we look at what's going to happen in the south bay and south county in san jose, up to 78 degrees and 82 in gilroy.

east bay also 782 in livermore and in hayward, expect a high of 76 degrees. up to 69 in san mateo and san francisco upper 60s to low 70s north bay up to 82 in sonoma and santa rosa looking at a high of 83 degrees. i'm watching these clouds and seeing what's happening out there as we widen out the view. low pressure really spread out and as it moves in for the middle of the week, won't bring us any rain but we'll see an increase in cloud cover and increase our onshore flow bringing down temperatures a few degrees and as we get the cool air off the ocean. hopefully you have a great weekend. our friends sent me this picture of the sunset in american canyon last night. i love to see those photos and you is thend this them to me. tag me in your weather pictures and you may see it shown on the air. the forecast for the next seven days, 80 today but then by wednesday it will be a breezy

75. look at your mother's day weekend forecast, before you make plans, look at that. it's going to be 87 degrees on sunday. now you're hearing about a moisture cramotor vehicle crash. >> i am. warmer today and into the weekend we'll probably see more motorcycles out there, the warmer weather does invite that as far as your commute. but also that's tougher to see. make that extra second as you look around and change lanes. over here at the south bay and peninsula, looking great. the motorcycle crash south of the dublin interchange. sounds like everything quickly got to the shoulder with no major injuries and we're tracking a little build towards the interchange. recovery across the earlier gravel spill, 880 clears past the earlier crash at industrial. no major backups and that's a great flow of traffic. the bay bridge started early and kind of held steady around the berkeley curve. from the toll plaza camera, i can tell you fast track is

playing a factor. a good advantage for you this morning. looking towards the golden gate bridge, we don't need to use cash because all electronic toll takers and you don't have to worry about the drive. back to you. well, come beingiing up nex all new this morning. no major increase in robo calls across the country and what lawmakers are dyioing to stop them. some car dealers are required by law to give you a free warranty. but are they? and who's policing them. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura and nbc bay area responds next. and what did do you this weekend? i went pedaling on my bike but my little dog went along for the free ride. join our conversation every morning @ lauragarcianbc. you're watching "today in the bay." nbc bay area responds ever

week to complaints about cars that qu welcome back, it's 6:24. nbc bay area responds every week to complaints about cars that quit working after they leave the rot. >> lot. >> chris chmura has been looking into this 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 needs

repairs. state law requires buy here pay here lots to offer a free warranty that covers you bumgpe for 30 days or 1,000 miles. rosemary helped write that law which she said might still protect you regardless of what the dealer says. >> even if the sticker that's on the car, the used car buyer's guide says it's being sold as is, you may have a warranty. >> so how common is it for the used car dealers to leave out the warranty they are required to offer you 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, please call us, 888-996-tips or nbcbayarea.com/responds. i'll join you again tonight at 11:00. thanks so much, chris. it's 6:25. developing right now, pretty

crazy story out of florida. if you know anyone who uses vape pens, even a teenager out there. first responders say a man actually died after his vaping pen exploded. it triggered a fire in the man's home. the firefighters don't know if the explosion killed him or knocked him unconscious leaving him trapped by the flames. >> the lithium batteries start to heat up and heat up too quickly or too much and then they give off gas and it ignites or explodes. >> authorities believe the autopsy will determine an exact cause of death. fema is causing this the first death tied to an exploding vape pen. if you think you're getting a lot of robotcalls these days, you're right. "new york times" is reporting there were more than 3 billion auto mated calls this past month. that 9,000 more than last april. good news here, congress and regulators are aware of that problem and they've been holding

hearings to put a stop to the calls. 6:26, coming up next on "today in the bay" hundreds in appointments of surgeries on hold as medical workers go on strike today. these are live pictures. the impact it is having on critical care across the state and here in the bay area. >> plus -- >> what's going on and then we ran to get help and said there's some water coming out of the ceiling over here. not what you want to hear a cruise ship. the terrifying ordeal on the popular cruise line and what caused the water to flood dozens of rooms. you're watching "today in the bay." make ross your destination for savings. if you're looking for an incredible selection of the brands you love, this season's newest trends

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so they don't want you to spend more than you have to. if you want to save big on pet accessories, you gotta go to ross. the weather is warming up this right now at 6:30. weaver o we're off to a cool start. look at that. sun already coming up outside this morning in the east bay. going to start to feel like summer as temperatures creeping up. take a live look from pleasanton. good morning and thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. the first one to siay happy teacher appreciation. we appreciate you for all -- >> very much so. we also appreciate immediameteot kari hall for delivering an accurate forecast. >> we have five weeks left of school. hard to believe, let's go jogging around pleasant hill. 55 degrees at 7:00 and some upper 60s by 10:00.

we're heading into the upper 70s and low 80s for inland avenue. livermore 82 and 73 in oakland. 83 in santa rosa and san jose at 78 degrees. we'll talk about the weekend coming up in seven minutes and mike has been tracking those issues of spots on the road. >> also, have to plan summer camp with my wife. not with for why wife, with the for the kids. we wanted to show you we're slowing slowing through san martin, there may be a disabled vehicle as you head up in tlu that congestion, i'll get that update and reports coming up. meanwhile highway 17 was moving smoothly and that build over the last few minutes. we've seen things pack in over here towards san jose and 101 at 680. there may be something going on north of here and this is really slow compared to what we typically see at 6:30.

580 in dublin, a funder bender reported. i'll check on both of those scenes. back to you. 6:32. thousands of medical workers are on strike today. potentially impacting your care at major hospitals across the state and right here in the bay area. we're talking about workers at uc medical center, pete suratos is live in san francisco. pete, certainly when something like this happens, a lot of people kind of get fearful of what could happen if they need medical attention. how is this going to impact the patients? >> good morning, it will impact you if you have to get your appointment rescheduled or surgery rescheduled or postponed as a result of the three-day strike calling on service workers throughout the whole d.c. system. i want to point to across the street and as you can see they are walking around in circles not too long ago. now they are in the area picketing and we're expecting

this to take place all day long for the next three days. there's going to be a big later today can kamala harris and gave vin newsom. let's jump into impacts of this three day strike. 800 cancer appointments will be postponed including the 280 chemotherapy infusions as well as 300 nonemergency surgeries. now i want to point out the purpose of the strike is to increase wages for service workers. that includes janitors and cooks, security guards and truck drivers and even gardeners in some cases. they are saying when it comes to wage increases that a union didn't want to comment on specific numbers citing other issues such as outsourcing a job to get paid cost of living, those are the big issues, the california nurse's association will be a part of this strike come tuesday and wednesday. now in the past half hour i did

speak with a union worker about the issues when it comes to wages, here's what she had to say. >> you know, folks we're toek talking about here on the picket line are housekeepers, dish washers and bus drivers who make wages that hover around $40,000 a year. here in california and we're right here in the bay area, so what we're asking for is not the kind of increases we've seen administrators at uc make but simply to make up with the cost of living. >> taking you back out here live, you've got horns honking and people drive by. you can see folks protesting. the service workers out here about 80 or so people out here right now from the ucf medical center and expecting to see more than 10,000 workers over the three-day period with this strike. that big rally set to take place here during the strike at 12:00 p.m. we're live in san francisco, pete suratos for "today in the

bay." >> a lot of people talking about this one. thank you. >> if you're a college student dealing with depression or anxiety, students are likely not getting the help they need. protests at cal state east bay in hayward will address the lack of mental health counselors today. there's only one mental health counselor for every 2500 students. >> new this morning, a busy night for berkeley police, just blocks apart. both ever these stories pretty wild. a man thought he was meeting a woman for a date but this was all a setup. two people robbed him on hay street near dwight and mlk. blocks away, a young couple stepped in to stop a robbery as it was happening and that suspect punched the boyfriend and the girl pepper sprayed the crook. >> 6:35 in san jose. police say someone shot in the head in the area of story road and jackson avenue. it happened early sunday

morning. investigators say a man died. police identified the victim or the suspect. they are hoping witnesses to come forward. a follow-up on a disabled dog stolen in san francisco. a couple of weeks ago. you may remember phyllo deaf and blind in one eye and in dire need of his cancer medication. his owner told us that the woman who reportedly stole that dog ended up selling him to someone near the plaza. this in oakland. so the search is now focused on that area. the owner and friends are offering a $5,000 reward. this is a trip you wouldn't forget. passengers on a carnival cruiseship reeling from flooding that happened in the middle of the ocean. take a look at these videos. water was gushing into the rooms and hallways after a pipe broke. it happened on the carnival cruise ship dream. they say it was more like a nightmare. >> i was kind of scared.

>> why? >> that's my first cruise and water, no land. it was an experience. >> the ship arrived in new orleans yesterday dropping off passengers. then returned to the ocean after the pipes were fixed. 6:37, is gas making your budget hard to imagine? if so you're not alone. those prices are up for a tenth straight week. the nationwide average is the highest it's been since november of 2014. the price $2.90 a gallon. our proud distinction, the bay area has got the highest average on the entire mainland. that's $3.73. >> lucky us. >> 6:37 right now. sharks fans, we gave it our all. so did the team. it is over. the sharks folding up the season after folding their cards against vegas. they rolled snake eyes against the golden knights and final

score of 3-0. the shutout win means vegas moves orn to the western conference finals against nashville or winnipeg but not a bad year for our sharkies. made it to the playoffs again. the warriors looking pretty good after taking part in new orleans in game four yesterday. live look at oracle where they play game five tomorrow night, wrapping up the series with a w let's do that. >> warriors like to do that, look at the schedule, like to celebrate with our fans, let's lose this game so we can win at home. i don't know if it's the way it goes but -- we'll talk about the commute where my xbkper tease i. northbound 101, something north of the camera. reports of a crash with one vehicle still in the roadway that's why we're seeing traffic back up to the camera itself right here. and actually slowing towards tully because of the bulk of that commute and that's what we see through san jose. the build for a couple of other

freeways 87 and 85 is what i'm talking about, tri-valley, number of crashes off to the shoulder. the arrow shows southbound 680 around reports of a minor crash on the shoulder. more slowing down towards the walnut creek interchange and traffic over on the right westbound, your commute across the san mateo bridge. nice and sunny. >> there you go. >> mondays. >> the weekend is coming. >> weekend is coming up. it seems like these weeks have been going by so fast. it's monday then friday. >> that's okay. >> before you know it this week will be over with. let's go ahead and make plans. it's going to be much warmer and the coast will be in the mid-70s and bay 82 degrees and check out the inland forecast for saturday, 86 degrees. and if you're making plans for mother's day, it's going to be very warm. vineyards going outside for

brunch, 87 degrees for the valley, 84 degrees, maybe you should head to the beach where it's going to be 74 degrees. if you're going the sierra, this is a live look at the sunrise over squaw valley, in the upper 50s on friday. mid-60s by the end of the weekend and a lot of sunshine and very comfortable if you're going to carmel valley with 75 degrees on friday. upper 70s by the end of the weekend. we'll just make it through today. i'll have a look at today's temperature trend for san jose coming up in 30 minutes. >> sounds good. thank you very much. coming up next, big changes you could soon see on b.a.r.t. take a look at this dramatic video showing intense flooding sweeping through turkey. the cause of that wild flood coming up. in washington, president trump tries to prevent a disaster for republicans in the primaries. >> and after a break closing on friday, we're seeing a great open for the stock market.

the dow sitting at 148 right here. stocks add to those friday gains as well. the time right now is 6:41. you're watching "today in the bay." because antonio villaraigosa millions got it done.healthcare he defended women's healthcare, banned military-style assault weapons, banned workplace discrimination, and more. antonio for governor.

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70s, we'll be at 74 degrees already by 2:00 today. today one of the warmer days before we get a bit of a cooldown and then another warm-up. i'll have a look at all of that and your what to wear forecast in less than five minutes. >> we're looking at tri-valley slowdown. 680, a new issue for the area and south bay northbound 101 really jammed up because of the crash and we'll check on both of those coming up. if you're not looking at your tv right now, take a look and look at this right here. this is wild video that we're seeing. look at that. that's torrential rain and that caused this intense flooding, this is in turkey. you can see the cars and trucks being swept away by flood waters. you can see the man managed to jump on the car holding on for dear life. we do know that four people were hurt during all of this flooding. dozens of businesses as well as 160 cars all damaged by the

flood. >> 6:44 right now. if you live in palo alto, you may be among those hoping for a solution to all of the noise from airplanes in the skies above. today city leaders meet to discuss new answers and for a time they considered suing the faa over flight plans but the idea is off the table and they are exploring other options. >> if you're a b.a.r.t. rider you might get updates on things that could impact your routine. today the agency meets and an agenda includes a proposed extension to livermore, also up for discussion a proposal to adjust the coast st to ride basn how much in a certain area make. republicans have a problem in west virginia. >> scott mcgrew, they have several candidates that they like and one they really don't like. >> they really don't. four republicans running tore their party's pick for the republican candidate for senate from west virginia. three are pretty mainstream candidates and the fourth is a wild card and don blankenship, a

convicted criminal. republicans worry if he wins the primary he will lose the actual election to the democrats and democrats will keep their senate seat in west virginia. now the primary is tomorrow for several states. if blankenship wins the republican primary in his state, republicans worry it would be alabama all over again. you remember roy moore won the republican primary there then lost the general election to a democrat. >> how unusual is blankenship the candidate? >> mitch mcconnell created millions of jobs for china people. by doing so mitch has gotten rich. his china family has given him tens of millions of dollars. running false negative ads against me and also calling me despicable and mentally ill. >> washington trying giuliani's appearance. he was asked about that famous admission now that donald trump

paid hush money to stormy daniels. >> it is more resumer than anything else. >> you said that to buzz feed. >> that's one of the possibilities and one of the rumors. the reality is -- >> you stated it as fact. >> well, 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 and i can prove it's rumor but can't prove it's fact. >> he asked if he would rule out telling the president to pled the fifth. the fifth amendment allows you to refuse answering questions. he wouldn't rule it out and that made news except go to any courthouse to ask any defense attorney if he or she will rule out advising their clients to plea the fifth, all of them will say of course not, i'm not going to make that a ruling or say that. it's like asking the president if he'll rule out a military option in a crisis. they are always going to say no. they are not going to rule that out. >> lots going on today. i urge you to follow me on

twitter because i'llup date you throughout the day, i'm @scottmcgrew. >> the royal wedding, getting closer and there's new buzz about what megan markel will be wearing. we're hearing markel's dress could come from down under. british media speculating an australian designer duo creating that gown. price tag $150,000. experts say the dress will still likely follow key royal rules. >> going to cover all of the points of the neckline, the shoulder coverage, the back coverage, no cleavage, long sleeve, all critical to a wedding dress but at the same time something showing her figure and who she is and what her style is. >> lovely. now new details on the ceremony, megh meghan's mother will ride in the car and her father will walk her down the aisle. there's been family drama, meghan's estranged half brother wrote an open letter to prince

harry urging him to call off the wedding. but no stopping this one they say. >> just a hater. >> family dispute going on there. >> twitter where all of the action happens now. >> wow. >> $150,000 for a dress? >> that's crazy, you wear it once, hopefully. >> or pass it down, hopefully. >> all right, we've got great weather as we head out and start out this workweek. it will be warmer today, even though you can't really tell now. we will have a big warm-up for late this morning into the afternoon. here's a live look outside in fremont as you get this week started and it's already a busy one, time to get up and get moving. our temperatures are going to be moving up. 64 degrees at 10:00. 74 degrees at 1:00. we'll be in the mid-70s today with mostly sunny skies and 7-day forecast at the bot matom the screen, warm to start out then a little bit of a cooldown.

it's a cool start as we get the kids out the door in livermore for the school day forecast. heading to school as you drop them off, low 50s and then picking them up, 75 degrees with some sunshine. and we're heading into the low 80s in livermore today. 83 in concord, napa 80 degrees. san francisco, 69 and 78 in palo alto and in san jose. as we take a live look outside in san jose, you do need layers to get dressed this morning with a jacket and then short sleeves because it will warm up so fast by this afternoon. it will be basically like wearing summer geerl with a t-shirt and shorts and sunglasses and a necessity with the bright sunshine out there. as we look at what's happening in the pacific. we see the swirl of clouds and low pressure as that moves in for the middle of the week. it won't bring us any rain but will increase our onshore flow and that breeze and school ocean breezes causes our temperatures to dip a few degrees and we'll

also see a little bit of a warm-up once that moves off to the east. my friend on twitter sent me this beautiful sunset in pacifica yesterday. i'm @karihallweather if you see a beautiful sunrise or sunset, tag me in your pictures and i'd love to share them. we'll look at temperatures for the next seven days with a bit of a warm-up today. cooldown for mid week and look at mother's day this weekend. it will be up to 87 inland and san francisco making it into the mid i have 70s after a start this week near 70. mike, you're starting out at the berkeley curve. >> i am because there was a report of a crash right at the berkeley curve in west 80 at 580. that will be right here. berkeley curve macarthur maze and west 80 and 580, it is slowing doung over the overcrossing and not where the crash is. the other west 580 over by golden gate field, there's a little slowing there but it sounds like everything is

getting to the shoulder. a slower drive just developing towards that area. over here the slowing continues for highway 4 and 680 southbound but that crash cleared, you're okay but the walnut interchange shows the build. the rest of the tri-valley, a slower drive and has yen da and shoulder, south 880 towards union city out of hayward and san leandro and northbound 101 still slow. should show this you, the dublin interchange with the motorcycle crash. towards san jose, north 101 still jammed up, one vehicle still in the middle of the roadway. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >> coming up, a quick look at the stop stories, including the countdown to june 5th primary. the reason the gop decided not to endorse any candidates for governor. >> at 6:52. happening now, people on both sides preparing for a controversial protest at cal state sacramento. the westboro baptist church plans to protest the pride

center tomorrow. pride center helps the school's lgbtq population. vladimir putin takes the oath of office for his fourth term as russian president. he won the sixth term elections in march where he gained 77% of the vote. one main opponent was jail right before the election. more news after this break. befo

here are the top stories on today in the bay-- welcome back, before you head out the door, 6:55, here the top stories on qus today in the bay. >> i live look at the campus in san francisco, medical workers there already picketing. if you have an appointment there or at any uc medical facility over the next three days, they are now on the start of a three-day strike. service workers walking off the job, nurses plan to hold a sympathy strike. more than 10,000 workers are supposed to walk off the job. state leaders including senator harris and gavin newsom plan to show their support. a live look at california theater in downtown san jose. tomorrow six candidates for governor will debate there to earn your vote. here they are, today most of you can start mailing those ballots and folks in napa and san mateo get a taste of a new voting system that will impact everyone in the years to come. read about the changes on our

website. this year the republican party of california failed to endorse any candidate for governor, none of the candidates received a 60% vote needed to get the endorsement. now the details on the debate. we're partnering with the foundation for a exclusive gubernatorial debate that will air tomorrow. six of the stop can dates will be there. you can watch it right here on nbc bay area. nbc political director chuck todd is moderating. chuck and our own raj mathai are asking those questions to candidates. you can tweet us questions if you have some for us and send them to our facebook page. police investigating a double shooting in san francisco. this is video into our newsroom that's new. shows the scene. police say someone shot two men near guerrero and cesar chavez. the shooting might be connected to say funeral. the victims should be okay. they haven't made any arrests. a live look at san jose police headquarters where chief

eddie garcia is set to give an update on a shooting incident involving officers. that gunfire did not hit anyone. police say that officers fired four or five rounds. this happened yesterday morning when police responded to a home invasion robbery at an apartment complex on south tenth street. officers captured two suspects and they say one of them had a gun. a car hitting the roads across the bay area soon but still a lot of questions remain about safety. today state leaders are taking an important step in the future of automated cars. the state assembly transportation committee is hoilding a special hearing about safety. the meeting is informational only. no decisions will be made how to regular late the cars. >> now to a developing situation in hawaii, russians are becoming more dangerous and destructive. 30 homes are home in the big island. some evacuees returned yesterday to grab essentials and even pets and experts say other areas

could soon be in danger. so far no reports of any of these injuries, kill way auea i of the world's most active volcanos. >> expecting a nice day ahead. >> it's going to be warmer today than yesterday and kind of weather we had over the weekend with a sunshine. that continues today. we're going to see a lot more sun today with inland areas up to 80 degrees. 79 tomorrow but a bit of a cooldown for the middle of the week and warming up in time for the end of the week into the weekend with the mid-70s for saturday in san francisco. >> nice weather there but we've got some problems for drivers in san jose. >> overall commute looks good but san jose tough problems, north 101 north of this shot. i saw a tow truck travel by. you see the jam up past that scene and to complicate things, north 87 a crash reported so that will take away one of the escape routes. >> no kidding. that's what's happening "today in the bay." we'll be back at 7:25 with a

live local news update. we have much more for you at nbc bay area news at 11:00. make sure you have a great day on this monday and also again happy teacher appreciation week. good morning. breaking overnight, dozens of homes destroyed in that volcano eruption in hawaii. dramatic, new video showing a wall of lava consuming everything in its path. and officials now fear the disaster could last for months. we're on the scene, live. pleading the fifth? taking to tv, rudy giuliani leaves open the possibility the president could invoke his right against self-incrimination, if forced to testify in the mueller probe. >> i'm going to walk him into perjury like martha stewart did? >> but the president's own words could