parts of contra costa county and walnut creek today as we are going to start out at 63 degrees at 9:00 and 81 degrees, it's going to jumping up to 82 at 3:00 today, inland areas 85 and the winds will increase this evening and then start to calm down early tomorrow. mother's day is looking good. 77 degrees and more cool air in the forecast next week. we'll talk about what's ahead for the weekend and more on those wind speeds coming up in just a few minutes. mike showing more slowing on the sensors for hayward. >> that's the only slowing -- not the only slowing, mostly the slowing through hayward. san jose shows a little bit as well. zooming in towards 880 southbound at a street, the crash may be blocking one lane, that's the update from chp, the other slowing behind my name, we had the bay bridge toll plaza because metering lights are on. the upper east shore free with a is great at speed. contra costa, a street getting on the westbound highway 4. only slows a bit into concord. really no problem for the wall

nut creek interchange, that's great. alameda, looking great as well. there's the backup we talked about at the bay bridge toll plaza because that's what you see on a friday. the fast track lanes are moving and visibility movement at the bay bridge is better than no movement. over to you. >> thank you very much. you don't usually see this kind of news out of sunnyvale, it is breaking news from the south bay. a frightening night for people where police say someone shot a man in the face overnight. kris sanchez is there this more than with a look at what happened. do we know anything more, kris? >> reporter: well, at some point we know it is a routine morning for folks getting morning paper. this 7-eleven is where the man ended up after he was shot in the face and collapsed in the entrance with that wound that looked so serious. sunnyvale police tell us this is where the man was actually shot and this is on spinosa drive and people who live where the

shooting happened told our cameraman overnight it is an extremely quiet neighborhood. sunnyvale's department of public safety investigators found several witnesses and put down several evidence markers as well. at this point what we know, when the man was shot he ran away looking for help. he was knocking door to door on spinosa drive before he made it to the 7-eleven store. this is where an ambulance took him to a nearby trauma center. we don't know how he's doing at this point this morning. the victim is a black man in early 30s, the suspect at this point is -- all we know they fled in this sort of suv, we don't know what kind or what color or even if what direction. we are asking sunnyvale for more details on what happened and perhaps why it happened so that you can decide who or not this is a concern for you and your family. when we get those answers, we'll bring them to you. ? sunnyvale, kris sanchez, "today

in the bay." >> we have more breaking news to tell you about. we're getting word of an officer involved shooting investigation under way in san francisco. now, we're told that officers were investigating two people breaking into cars early this morning. this is near steiner and gary. one suspect was immediately arrested and the second suspect led police on a chase. this ended up hitting two cars and those police cars and even hurt one of those officers. another officer opened fire tried to stop the suspect but did not hit anyone. the suspect was finally arrest inside civic center plaza. >> new this morning, if you use highway 13 from contra costa in through oakland, good news. all lanes are clear again after a crash during an early morning high speed chase. it ended on the ramp connecting highway 24 to 13. chp says that about 3:00 in the morning officers tried to pull over a speeding suv on highway 4 in antioch. at times the speeds reached 120

miles per hour. two people in that car are in custody, neither have serious injury. listen to this high tech plot, a concord teenager supposedly h lly hacked into th school's computer system and changed several students grades, he sent the mt. diablo district teacher a phishing e-mail and she clicked on it and it gave him her login. detectives arrested him yesterday. >> 6:04. if you've ever gone to a track and field meet you probably have seen people throwing shot put. this morning a brentwood teen is in the hospital after he was hit in the head with one of them. >> can you imagine the pain? bob redell live at john muir in walnut creek. they don't think this was intentional though. >> reporter: no, the heritage high school where the boy attends school, they are still trying to figure out what happened but they do not believe this was intentional that this was perhaps an accident. look at this video released by

the east contra county fire protection district. it shows the helicopter arriving at the high school 4:30 yesterday afternoon to transport the boy to the trauma center. the teenager is a 15-year-old student was hit in the head by the shot put which is a -- if you're not familiar, a 12-pound steel ball that athletes heave in the air for distance. the firefighters who first treated the time could not comment on his condition. in other words it's not clear if the shot put injury to his head is life threatening or nonlife threatening. >> reporting live in walnut creek, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> two men facing charges in the 2016 oakland warehouse fire will be back in court today. they operated the warehouse fire and asking for the charges to be tossed out at harris asking for his bail amount to be lower. the judge is expected to rule on both requests today and you may

remember 36 people died in that fire which happened during a dance party. >> a controversial former season sheriff is now trying to save his dog's life. it attacked a woman's pet. she took her tchihuahua mix namd buddy to the dog park earlier this year. cobb says former sheriff ross mur occur rinneny's boxer started fighting. he got his dog to stop and paid the woman $800 for her dog's medical care. now san francisco's vicious and dangerous dog unit must decide what to do with his dog. his options range from youth nas ya and training dog forcing it to wear a muzzle in public. he has been is he center of controversies -- >> might pay less to get across the bay bridge. new discounts for golden gate transit buses and ferries are reportedly closer to get the green light but there's a big if

here. the report board member approved 20% fare cuts for low income commuters starting next year, as long as the voters do not repeal california's new gas tax in november. gas tax revenues fund the planned discount. >> wanting to get away, a live look at sjc where if you're flying out today, don't be late. all right a big crowd forming there and san jose international airport expecting a lot of travelers today. they are saying you can blame mother's day and graduations and wrap-up of google's conference. security checkpoints will open early. normally it's an hour before the flight but today officials say two hours before. >> you just cut down a lot of people's to ae's time lounging and watching us. we'll start out with a beautiful sunrise and we're going to take a live look outside in san jose with a nice sunrise this morning and also cool. let's go to the neighborhood of

santa teresa, 62 degrees and making it up in the upper 70s today. we'll see temperatures climbing a few more degrees from there for some spots. as we go to concord today, getting the kids ready for school, don't forget it's school appreciation week. 56 degrees will be the temperature heading to school and upper 70s, a big warm-up for early afternoon. if you're lucky enough to go to the beach, it's going to be beautiful in santa cruz with low 70s and sunshine there. mike, you're tracking a couple of issues for highway 101? >> there were changes and stick with us, folks, we're looking at green sensors for most of the bay and we have this issue 880 with a crash on the shoulder at a street. there's one incident over here on the pennsylvaninsula, i'll t about that in a second. a jumbled report but first one we got the update, north 101 and all lanes are clear through san martin. because of the morning build that crash is no longer a

factor. and look at that morgan hill, you're at speed, same thing for 17 to and from the summit. on the peninsula, we had a crash reported at 101 and university southbound side, made it off the roadway, just got the update from chp and that confirms why, looking like traffic here southbound in towards san jose silicon valley towards san francisco. and then farther north, kroacro from richmond, we're starting to see a little build across 580 and no delay towards san rafael. back to you. >> thanks, mike. coming up here on "today in the bay," at 6:09. thousands of people will head to the sierra for memorial day weekend but you may want to avoid a popular camping spot. could impact your summer travel plans. >> changes as well at starbucks but it's not the coffee. >> and later, a classic ride at universal studios is shutting down. the reason jurassic park the ride will soon close its doors.

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the time is 6:12, all clear skies as we look outside in fremont. we'll have breezy winds, winds increasing as we go through the take. nice cool start in the 50s and we'll be at 72 at noon. upper 70s by early afternoon and

once again the winds will cause some issues for parts of the bay area. i'll detail that and we'll talk about what's ahead for the mother's day weekend coming up in less than five minutes. and it is friday so looking at an easier drive and the east shore freeway, 18 minutes and north bay there's a little slowing for west highway 37 out of vallejo, no surprises ats muir island but it is friday light through the area. and very happy friday to you. the dow gained 196 points on thursday. that's enough to push it positive for the year. up until now we were running year to year loss. watch out for symantec it needs to revise financial reports, kinds of mysterious. the positive sign will go away. starbucks ceo says the company will be more welcoming to all, including opening restrooms to anyone not just customers after

the situation in philadelphia. car company executives will meet with president trump to try to convince him not to lower car emission standards too much. car companies want him to lower it somewhat, but not so far below california's standard that it creates a situation where car companies have to build a separate model just for california, which is the most valuable market in the united states. the house select committee on intelligence released more of the russian facebook posts, more than 3,000. this one called being patriotic seems to advertise for a coal miner rally but it was actually written by russia's internet research agency. it cost just three rubles, gadi schwartz will show you more on the "today" show and i posted a bunch of these ads on twitter as we well, @scott mcgrew. >> prices in san mateo county are above san francisco county for first time. a median home in san francisco, 1.39 million, a median home in

san mateo county, 1.47. santa clara is a bargain i have a house in santa clara, i look and see what i could buy elsewhere for a run of the millhouse in san jose. i used to live in macon, georgia, i show you the outside. now look at the inside. the living room looks nice. all for the average price of a south bay home. this is one of the bedrooms. >> we could go to the theater. >> it is my movie theater and kitchen -- >> mike, you're not going anything. >> the median price of a home in the bay area will get you that. >> you're staying right here. >> i'm staying right here. i raised my kids in the bay area, love the bay area but there are times when you think -- >> a lot of people don't retire here, they leave. thank you, scott. 6:15 right now. the internet as we know it may change starting next month. the fcc says net neutrality

rules end on june 11th. the rules force companies to treat all internet traffic equally. several states including california are considering bills to keep the rules for the states. there's a similar push by lawmakers in washington. you know elon musk's underground tunnel idea, it may be less of a pipe dream about now because musk is showing off the new video of the boring company's nearly completed first tunnel under la streets. he posted the video on instagram. he calls the 2. pt2..5 mile con tunnel could be used for commuters. musk is talking about making rides available within the coming weeks. 6:15, popular sierra camp grounds closed for the summer. have you ever been to crystal basin. >> love it, beautiful. cleanup crews renovating 130 camp sites in the area including sunset camp ground. most of those spots already

booked. >> we fill up so quickly that we're turning people away. we're really urging people to think about whether this is the area for them to come or not. >> officials say they are required to upgrade recreation facility around reservoirs. >> the weather certainly warming up. and several new movies hit theaters, melissa mccarthy stars in "life of the party." in this story her husband leaves her but she goes back to college. here's a catch, she grows to the same school as her daughter. it's rated pg-13. >> how about a mother's day thriller, i think i'm going to like this one, gay re -- gabrielle union in "breaking in" the home is fortified with top notch security which she'll have to outsmart when they hold them inside the home. >> and terminal, a waitress at

the big city train station and others reveal she has a twisted double life. don't they always? this one is in limited release. so some options there if you're not taking mom to brunch or something else. >> have that -- melissa mccarthy. >> back to college with her daughter. it's really awkward. then we also talked about -- >> have to worry about that. a mom and son will graduate next weekend together. >> create those boundaries. >> you'll be looking for air conditioning too. i think a lot of people will be spending time in the theaters this weekend, it's going to be a great one and may be going to the beach, in san francisco, beautiful sunrise and not even a cloud in the sky. comie on over and look at the forecast starting in south bay. and as we get the kids ready and out the door for school this morning, we're going to san jose. it's going to be in the mid-50s walking to school but a quick

warm-up at recess, they'll be outside and all of this sunshine. then by the time the last school bell ringses, mid-70s today. it's going to be much warmer than yesterday and heading up to 80 degrees in san jose. 82 in livermore and 86 in concord and in santa rosa, 85 degrees today. while san francisco will be at a nice comfortable 70 degrees. but i do have a big head's up for you this morning. a wind advisory will be in effect for the coast and hills and areas above 1,000 feet especially in those winds will begin to rush in at 25 to 40 miles per hour with higher gusts to 50 miles per hour. that begins tonight continues through saturday morning and this could down trees and power lines and now is the time to secure in lawn furniture and make sure those trash cans won't get blown around. here's a look at the wind speed forecast. the areas in brown show where the wind advisory will be in effect. and by 8:00 this evening, those winds picking up sustained at about 25 miles per hour. once again, gusts could be a

little bit higher. just a head's up about that. then as you see things going on around the bay area, i love when you snap pictures and take them, send them to me. this was sent to me by my friend gary of a sun dog, what is this? i said hey, gary that's a sundog. if you see a halo around the sun, that's what it is. you can always send your pictures too at kari hal weather. mike takes us back to the richmond/san rafael bridge. >> i do. we see more traffic backing up because they may have to slow things down for just a tad bit. reports of a fender bender mid span across and it sounds like the bridge crew thinks they can clear that and debris pretty quickly but there may be a little build and wasn't much showing on the sensors. we're looking at friday light for rest of the bay. metering lights on at the bay bridge, don't forget that backup. there's slowing through hayward. we'll talk about that in a second. the south bay does look good. how good, this is a live camera in san jose which shows a nice

smooth flow as well. let's take you to the waze system, the remainder after the earlier crash south 880 at a street just past 92, that's where the crash is reported and we thank itchtririshi she does have a team assigned. pick your team, nbc bay area waze wazers. there it is. we want you to join it because it will help you here in the mornings and around the taylor swift concert tonight and tomorrow. >> coming up next, get ready for some competition, the jobs new college graduates are going after as they get ready to enter the job market over the next few months. a contractor cashes a family's five figure check even though he hadn't agreed to do any work for them. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, nbc bay area responds next. as we just saw, mike alwaysry minding you to download

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>> they mistakingly gave the wrong guy a lot of money. >> good morning, this is a story about a simple oversight that's caused severe headaches and all started with flooring and kitchen work on this condo. the owner solicited several bids but after they selected one company, they sent the $24,000 check to the wrong business by mistake. that company cashed the check and later sent a refund but that was not the end of this story. the check was returned for insufficient funds. >> it bounced? >> it bounced. >> next it sends another check but only for half of the money. tonight at 11:00, what the business owner said when we confronted him. plus, the nonnegotiable reason why you should give contractors no more than $1,000 up front. please call us when you're having trouble solving your consumer problems, 888-996-tips or nbcbayarea.com/responds.

i'll see you again tonight at 11:00. >> sounds good, thank you, kris. >> 6:25, if you've never gone on the jurassic park right at universal, time is running out, it's about to be extinct, the ride is closing in november and well, here's what you need to know, don't get scared, the park is replacing it with a jurassic world ride next summer. don't know much about the new ride but some aren't happy about the switch. i'm sure they'll do a great job. college graduation season is here and students are hoping to land their first perfect job of course, so what are most popular jobs for recent graduates, apparently software engineering that's according to linked in. the company estimates software engineers make $92,000 in first if you years of their careers and the second most popular job is an investment banking analyst. marketing coordinator, graphic designer and assistant media planning round the top five.

not sure what the last one is. >> yeah, no kidding. >> coming up next, fire season getting closer, we're tracking some higher fire dangers this weekend. how you should get be getting ready now. >> governor jerry brown is changing his budget proposal the way the new pot industry is impacting our economy. you're watching "today in the bay." at the same time that violent crime went up 18% in san francisco. in la, mayor antonio villaraigosa put more police on the streets and cut violent crime in half. california's police chiefs trust antonio for governor.

start, but it )ll warm up again right now, we're off to a

cool and clear start but the heat is going to crank up. it's going to warm up again this afternoon and into the weekend. taking a live look outside from downtown san jose. good morning and thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. let's bring in kari hall to this fun we're having. >> get on the fun bus. >> as we look outside in san francisco, no may gray for the bay today. we're seeing that sunshine and nice cool temperatures as you get ready to head out but it's going to be heating up inland, up to 85 degrees and also going to be very windy this evening. the winds will graud eye lull start to calm down tomorrow, still very warm, mother's day looking nice, 77 degrees and for san francisco, we're heading up to 70 this afternoon. we'll talk about that weekend forecast in about seven minutes and mike, you're tracking a few crashes. >> i am, good news for contra costa county, the crash on highway 4 looks like it cleared. i want to let everybody see the speed sensors south bay all the

way so san francisco and e oakland. the crash over in antioch did clear from the a street on ramp, slowing through concord. the other crash i'm tracking is right here west 580. mid span reports of a crash and the car is pretty damaged but the person was taken from the scene to get medical attention. we're tracking that westbound richmond to san rafael bridge. highway 37 and bay bridge do move pretty smoothly. we have the north bay here, san rafael southbound 101 and easy drive here all the way down to the golden gate bridge. but you can't see that sun coming up and these -- well the hills are turning a little brown because the sun is coming down on them. over to you, marcus. >> thanks, mike. 6:31, new for you this morning, we're heading into fire season, a lot of us still thinking about the devastating north bay wildfires, just take a look there. obviously a lot of things are out of our control when it comes to fires but there are some steps that we all can take to protect our families as well as our homes, take gs us right now live to pete suratos live in

clayton this morning when what we're expecting this fire season, pete? >> reporter: gmg to you marcus, talking to cal fire, they say because so much rain came in april, there's a lot of fuel that's possible here, fuel for the vegetation for potentials of wildfires. in clayton, you're seeing still plenty of green but on the hill it's starting to brown. that's some of the concerns across the bay area. specifically here in the mt. diablo area. if you live in the area this may ring a bell the morgan fire happened back in 2013. we have video to show you. you see that fire taking over the hillside reaching 4,000 acres and it was sparked by a target shooting. that was according to investigators at the time of that fire. so this is all something that's still fresh in the minds of folks i spoke to in clayton w who -- some of them were forgsed to evacuate as a result of the fire. they told me there was fire

blowing throughout the city. here's what we had to say about preparing for the upcoming wildfire season. >> i got a fire break behind my fence because i have a hill behind me and mt. diablo is in the front. i make a fire break and pull wooeds. >> the main thing so to keep the weeds cut down so there's nothing to burn. >> i have a hill i keep that we'd whacked down. >> we're right at the foot of mt. diablo, you always want to be ready for something like that. we don't live in fear but at the same time we want to be ready. when the last fire came we saw people in the church and community come together. of course the potential of more fuel along the hillsides across the bay area, cal fire wants to remind folks that the vegetation will dry out and pose a potential fire danger. of course you want to be aware of your surroundings and like they mentioned in those interviews you just heard create

a defensible space and clear out the brush around your home in the event of a wildfire reaching that area. back out live, you can see the hillside we're showing you, starting to brown out a little bit and all advice that we tell you around this time but it's something you shouldn't take lightly. we're live in clayton, pete suratos, "today in the bay." >> it can grow so quickly too. >> affecting your money, governor injuriry brown is going to release a revised budget partly because of the brand-new pot industry not really delivering all of the green the governor was hoping for. the marijuana tax has only brought in $34 million. it is about one fifth of what was expected. critics say taxes are too high and not enough pot licenses have been handed out. our investigative unit reported many growers and shoppers are going to the black market. a man who said he was rear-ended by an uber vehicle

wants people to know what he claims cameras show what happens after the incident. you with see the driver in that black car. that's who the other driver says rear-ended him may 1st on vanness in san francisco. when he handed the driver the iphone to speak with his insurance company, the driver got back in his car and took off with the phone and clipping that man in the process. he says that he believes that the other driver worked for uber although uber has no record of that. >> i tried to do whatever is possible because this guy cannot be driving people if he was able to do that, we don't know what he can be capable to do. >> the man says that he was hoping to identify the other driver. he believes the driver may be named joseph and he says joseph had passengers in the back of that car. >> it is 6:35.

49ers linebacker ruben foster's domestic violence case continues in san jose. foflter is accused of attacking his former girlfriend in february. although she recanted her claims against foster, she may still testify under oath at today's preliminary hearing. he is charged with having an assault weapon and suspended from the time as the case plays out. >> if you live in oakland you may be concerned about a new sf chronicle report since the start of may, fire department not doing any commercial fire inspections. that includes apartment buildings and restaurants and warehouses, inspections in oakland are under microscope since the deadly ghost ship fire in 2016. city leaders say the program is as you say spendsed until the department can change over to a new software system. if a crime happens on a college campus, you may not hear about it. that's what a new state audit says. sf gate is reporting several public and private california colleges are not complying with a federal law requiring them to

disclose crimes at or near campus. one example berkeley city college did not disclose a 2016 rape, instead reporting new crimes on its website. the audit found disclosure errors in 20% of crimes examined at four schools, including san jose state. we keep watching developments in hawaii, sign sifts say there's no end in sight. lava is still flowing and earth still tracking. geologists say there's potential for explosive new eruption at kilauea's summit. if the volume kacano blows, it hurl ash and boulders the size of refrigerators miles into the air. that would shut down airlines and put people's lives at risk in all direction. >> tough go of it there. >> remember the danger involved. we're following that with great concern. over here i'm concerned trafficwise about the richmond to san rafael bridge westbound 580. this is a toll plaza where

things are congested anyway but getting across the span there was report of a crash and it sounds like there was dedegree blocking one lane. you can use the service lane as well. westbound does show the backup, relatively minor compared to a typical weekday but fridays tend to see a lighter flow. this is unexpectedly slow for these folks, you can go highway 37, alternate to the north. bay bridge has meerterring lights on but it's friday. lighter flow of traffic there. around the bay, you see an incident popping up 101 around willow. i'll check on that as far as the flow getting to the peninsula, the san mateo bridge creeping along. a burst of traffic from 880. i'll check to make sure there's no incidents on the span. >> you know what's creeping up? the weekend. temperatures are creeping up as well. >> the temperatures are going to go way up today, it's still going to be warm tomorrow and also windy. we'll talk about that.

let's get a look at saturday's forecast. you may want to make plans to head to the beach because it's going to be nice and comfortable especially for saturday. 70 degrees, 80 degrees for the bay and inland areas up to 83 degrees. mother's day looking gorgeous. won't be as windy, we'll keep the sunshine. mid-60s for the coast. it will be cool in some spots. the bay at 74 degrees and 84 degrees for the inland valleys and mike was talking about the j town immersive happening in japan town and that's going to be a cool event as they mix jazz with swing music and taiko drumming. it's going to be beautiful with sunshine and highs in the upper 70s for the middle of the afternoon and nice cool evening for san jose for tomorrow. and then on sunday, a little bit cooler especially in al la immediate da for the spring festival. sunshine and we only make it up to 64 degrees with a light breeze. if you're going out of town or up to lake shasta, it's today going to be low 70s, very nice

but it will be quite warm for saturday and sunday with low 80s and sunshine. and actually a little bit cooler for paso robls with breezy winds as well. it's a beach weekend, maybe going to santa barbara, only up to the mid-60s today and mix of sun and clouds. we'll get through this friday, a look at today's temperature trend for san jose coming up in three minutes. thanks so much, kari. new problems for muny's central subway tunnel in san francisco. just a day after we found out they laid down the wrong type of tracks. the reason it probably should have been caught earlier. fnch fnch we'll have the latest from washington, including conservatives attacking john mccain. taking a look now thank you dow, you can see the dow is up 61 points there and the stock actually set for a strong weekly gains on energy jump. 6:40 right now, you're watching "today in the bay." i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message.

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6:43. it's friday and it's sunny. a live look outside in san jose, even though we start out cool, we will have highs today reaching in the upper 70s and low 80s, we're already at 76 degrees at 1:00. as you make weekend plans, you don't want to miss the forecast, high winds and temperatures and cooldown. more on that coming up in less than five minutes.

we still have the crash blocking one lane of the richmond/san rafael bridge. it's mid-span. that's the problem getting towards the north bay but the rest of the alameda county and contra costa, they move great. a typical friday light. >> thanks, mike, 6:44 right now. crews working on muny's new subway central tunnel laid down more than three miles of the wrong track. yeah. they'll have to pull all of that up. the audit found the contractor ignored the requirement to use high strength steel instead of standard strength. transportation leaders knew about this three years ago and the latest problem may delay the opening of the subway to early 2020. it is 6:44. a big push to get the governor to sign a bill protecting undoimted immigrants, today george gaston and scot weiner will urge governor brown to sign

it into law. the bill protects immigrants from disclosing their information status in open court. making san francisco safer, that's what one mayoral candidate says she wants to do. her plan strip s sanctuary city protections, collecting signatures for a november ballot measure. we read it overnight and it let's law enforcement cooperate and report someone if they are booked into jail for a felony. the proposal also let's police report previous felony convictions. quarter to 7:00, the white house is on the attack this morning against members of its own party. >> scott mcgrew with brutal words about john mccain. >> let's start with kirsten, the head of homeland security has reportedly written a resignation letter after sources inside the white house tell the new york

times yelled and screamed about no protecting the board enand yelled she was ready to resign but did not deny the confro confrontation saying the president is rightly frustrated. this woman, presidential adviser kelly sadler reportedly said republican senator john mccain's matter doesn't matter, because quote he's dying anyway. senator mccain has inoperable brain cancer. the white house does not deny she said it. a fox news military adviser called john mccain song bird john because he made a confession to his captors after he was tortured daily as a prisener of war z. >> it worked on john. that's why they call him song birds john. those methods can work and they are effective as former vice president cheney said. fox news said that man would not

be invited back. more good news on the korea front. some of the buildings at the north korean nuclear testing site appear to have come down at that site. it's hard to see, we'll toggle where them before and after so you can notice the difference. some of the buildings are gone. the "washington post" was the first to point this out. it's not clear if north korea has dismantle the them or they collapsed after the ground below caved in. a logical question is what are you doing with spy satellite pictures in they are actually commercial a available, a san francisco company called planet took them. we examined the president's tweets and executive orders and speeches every day on "today in the bay," love to hear what you think, you can find me on twitt twitter, @scottmcgrew. >> mother's day sunday, millions will get flowers. florist say peonies and

carnations the biggest hits this year. the second biggest holiday after valentine's day and also tied with christmas. national retail federation says we will spend more than $2 billion just on flowers this year. so we want to know how you're spending mother's day. i've posted a poll on my twitter page. here's what people are saying so far. zero percent say they are going to brunch. 19% say they are sending their mom flowers and then we have a close give her a call, close tie, 40%. also tag us in your favorite photos with your mom. we would love to see them, follow us at nbcbayarea.com. >> the triplets are literally trying to call me right now. >> i see your phone. >> happy mother's day. >> giving you a call, they didn't even vote. >> we'll get that on commercial break. >> my son made the cutest card at school yesterday. >> isn't that so sweet? they are the best presents.

>> i'll keep it forever. his hand print on it. so as the kids are getting ready for school this morning, and hopefully they'll make you something cute too. we're going to have sunshine today. here's a live look outside in oakland as you get your day started with cool temperatures, let's go to martinez, 68 degrees our warm-up today. as the kids get out of school you're taking them to the park and it will be in the low 80s and we're going to have sunshine, much warmer temperatures than yesterday and you can already check out the 7-day forecast at the bottom of the screen as we look at the high temperatures for today, san francisco, 70 degrees and 84 in napa and 85 in antioch, morgan hill and san jose at 80 degrees. as you're getting dressed this morning, it's time to break out the summer gear. if you're going to be outside for a while, always good to have a big summer hat to give you shade and the sunglasses too. but you'll also be comfortable today especially for are the valleys with just the kres and sandals on and getting dressed this morning will be a little

easier. it's going to be also one of those days where if you're wearing a dress i have to issue the skirt alert for the ladies, it's going to be windy later this evening for the coast and hills. areas above 1,000 feet, check out the wind speeds we're expecting, up to 50-mile-per-hour gusts. those winds pick up this evening and continue through early tomorrow morning and it's also now the time to make sure that you secure any lawn furniture and make sure trash cans don't get blown around. we could have downed trees and power lines for those high elevation areas and that's basically where we have the wind advisory in the shadings of the tan here on the map. as we look at wind speeds, expected for today, sustained winds at about 25 to 30 miles and if you're going to be out there, make sure you're aware of that. and i had a beautiful picture sent to me on twitter. i'm @karihall weather. hopefully you're making beautiful weekend plans to see something like that and my friend gary on facebook said,

what is this? it's a sundog. it's a halo around the sun. if you see something, snap a picture. weather pictures, love to see those and it's going to be a warm day. you can also share with me how you'll stay cool. as we head toerve to mike, you're still tracking dwo crashes. >> two crashes on a friday mean the rest of the bay shows a smooth drive. two key spots as we look at the overall commute, it's not bad. there's the south bay, peninsula looking good as well. the east bay has a continuing issue, crash southbound 880 out of san lee an dro, we have left lanes blocked by a crash. no major injuries and the slowing pretty mild through the area. other issue is the concern west just 580 towards san rafael. we have the crash and still leaves the vehicle on the span itself. traffic is slowly getting because of one lane and service lane. we're watching for activity. meanwhile the rest of the alameda county area moving smoothly. there's the walnut creek

interchange. we'll show you a live look at san jose, how light the south bay is. i want to give you a note. look at the travel times through the east bay. we talked about the crash and waze will show you it is a slow drive continuing down 880. >> all right, mike. we got more for you at 6:52 for you. a quick look at the top stories, including breaking news from overnight a mandesperate search for help after being shot in the east bay neighborhood. space x is trying again to launch falcon 9. flight controllers are trying to figure out what caused an automatic abort yesterday. the rocket has improved boosters which can be reused more than ten times. flooding concerns growing in washington state. spring runoff is making its way into rivers and at least eight rivers are at or bofr flood stage. people that live nearby are placing sand bags along the river banks. a lot more news after the break.

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they say that shooting happened a little before 11:00 in spinosa in the neighborhood nearby. the man ran and collapsed at the entrance of that 7-eleven we showed you a moment ago. right now he's in the hospital. more breaking news, a police shooting investigation in san francisco, we're told officers were investigating two people breaking into cars early this morning near steiner and gearry. one suspect was immediately arrested and the second suspect led police on a chase ending up hitting two plea cars and hitting one of the officers, another officer open fire and tried to stop the suspect but did not hit anyone. they finally arrested that suspect inside civic center plaza. >> all lanes of highway 13 back open after an early morning chase and crash that ended on the ramp connectsing highway 24 to highway oakland. >> officers tried to stop a speeding driver but they

wouldn't pull over. that chase reached speeds to 120 miles per hour at times. eventually the driver crashed and two people in the car taken into custody. both going to be fine. >> a brentwood teen in the hospital after he was hit in the head with a shot put. he was taken yesterday to john muir medical center. the 15-year-old was hit with a 1 12-pound shot put while he was on the track at the high school. the school is trying to figure out exactly what happened but they don't think it was intentional. firefighters can't tell us how the teen is doing this morning because he is a minor. a live look at sjc this morning where you need to make sure you are there early this morning. the airport is expecting a lot of travel today because of mother's day weekend and graduations, also google's conference is wrapping up. security checkpoints are open early at both terminals today. hopefully you won't have to wait in long lines too long. normally you need to get to the airport an hour before your

flight but today they are saying you need to get there two hours early. >> a concord teen supposedly hacked into his school's computer system and changed several students grades. police say he sent his mlt diablo school district teacher a phishing e-mail and she clicked on it and it gave him her login. detectives arrested him yesterday. >> the suspects in the deadly oakland warehouse fire back in court today. they are facing charges in the 2016 fire buttalmena wants the charges tossed out and harris wants his bail lowered. the judge is expected to rule on both requests today. today is the day to start climbing half dome in yosemite national park for the summer season. we told you earlier you can start applying tore permits to use the half dome cables but today is the first day you can actually hike the half dome. a big week of music continues in the south bay, u2 started the week at sap center

and taylor swift is in town asking everyone, look what you made me do. she'll play levi tonight and tomorrow. no word on how people who live nearby are getting ready for all of the noise. >> the bird's eye view. >> ear plugs. >> that's right, it's going to be a nice day today, warm jum this weekend. we're in for really warm weather today compared to yesterday, reaching in the himid-80s and t main concerns will be the winds, winds will gust possibly up to 50 miles per hour so we'll be tracking that. >> and we're still tracking the crash ahead out of richmond. >> richmond bridge, the bridge itself may get gusts of wind. but right now they are trying to clear a crash mid span. traffic is getting by but you see backup up on the richmond side. the san mateo moves smoothly than the last time we took a look. >> we're back at 7:25 with a live local news update.

>> don't forget to join us for nbc bay area news at 11:00. get out and enjoy it, if you haven't gotten a gift, get some flowers, it always works. good morning. breaking overnight, claiming victory. the president fired up at a raucous rally in indiana, already talking big about the deal he'll get from kim jong-un. >> we're going to make a great deal for the world, for north korea, for south korea, f japan, for china. >> what happens to the freed american prisoners now. cruel and unusual. not one but two republican voices disparaging john mccain on his death bed. a fox news reporter saying that torture worked on john mccain. this morning, how cindy mccain is fighting back. target you. a stunning admission from facebook, as congress