candidate event in san francisco. the offensive language used against supervisor jane kim. "today in the bay" continues right now. >> a very good monday morning to you. hope you're coming off a great weekend. good morning, i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. we were talking about a weekend, nice mother's day -- >> it was beautiful weekend. weather was good too. it's good that that continues even as we go into today. we're going to get a lot more sunshine once the morning clouds get out of here. a live look outside right now in san jose, you can see the clouds right now, can't really see much of the sunrise. let's go to santa teresa, upper 60s by early afternoon. breezy and high temperatures today coming down a couple of degrees from yesterday and from what we had over the weekend. we'll talk about what's ahead coming up in just a few minutes and mike tracking a recovery for oakland. >> the good news, they have cleared all lanes now, chp just minutes ago gave us the all

clear for southbound 880 at 16th. only flares remain that will be a distraction as you pass by the off-ramp. no lanes blocked after the crash get agway from the bay bridge and downtown. more traffic towards hayward and richmond as well but that's your morning commute. that crash still a distraction but not much of one. behind me highway 4 at port chicago highway and another crash in the backup but they sound like both of those activity are off of the roadway. a little build for concord and walnut creek moving nicely. 680 and 24. the rest of the bay moves well except for the san mateo bridge west 92 jamming up now. they have that disabled vehicle on that high rise so this is a problem. use the dumb bar toon bridge, highway 84 westbound as an alternate. at 6:01, breaking news this morning. these are live pictures from the grand opening ceremony for the new u.s. embassy in jerusalem. calm and celebratory there but

certainly not the case just outside the embassy. look at the nudew video showing violent protests over the embassy itself. this is in gaza. within the last few minutes, we've just learned at least 37 people are dead and nearly 1700 injured. several people from the trump administration are in jerusalem for the embassy's opening ceremony and definitely going to be an intense day on the gaza israeli border. you can see the difference from inside to out. tracie potts is following the late he have vpments. this is very controversial. some people don't want that named after jerusalem. >> reporter: well, the palestinians don't want it there because they think the u.s. is siding with the israelis even though we have said we are pursuing a two-state solution. the dramatic photos out of of the video coming out of israel

had be amazing this morning as we look on the one side and hundreds gathering for the ceremony and on the other side thousands of people being hurt by gunfire, protesting this embassy opening. >> this morning, gunfire killed more than two dozen palestinians with hundreds injured as crowds grow at the israeli gaza border. they are protesting in part the new u.s. embassy opening in jerusalem today. >> the president wanted the american embassy real estate on the right side of of the town here in jerusalem. >> treasury secretary steve mnuchin and jared kushner and ivanka trump and other officials are in jerusalem for this morning's ceremony. president trump set to speak by video. >> our people will be eternally grateful for his bold decision. >> the palestinians who claimed jerusalem is their capital accuse the u.s. of picking sides and the palestinian mission in

washington says, quote, this move marks the end of an era, when the united states led international efforts to supposedly achieve the two-state solution. >> i think recognizing reality always enhances the chances for peace. until the palestinians reconcile under one flag, they'll never will be peace. >> today's opening breaks tradition. most of the world's embassies remain in tel aviv. >> because of that most of those countries are not dealing with the violence and the conflict that we're seeing there today. laura? >> thank you very much, tracie potts reporting live from washington. we'll continue to follow the developments in the holy land. >> 6:04. more breaking news, three people are dead including a little girl. this is after a shooting in stockton. what we know so far, a 5-year-old girl died overnight at the hospital. a man and woman also died in the neighborhood where that shooting

happened. two other men were hurt during that shooting and that's all we know right now. police aren't saying anything about the suspect or a motive. >> sonoma state students will have a hard time focusing on final exams, the school is dealing with its first homicide ever. these are live pictures from the campus this morning. a man stabbed another man to death at the freshman dorm around 6:00 last night. some students we talked to say the victim was a student but police will not confirm that yet. the suspect is in custody and pete suratos is at the school trying to gather new details for us and he'll join us with a live report at 6:32. >> 6:05. it could be a big day in the golden state killer case, 72-year-old joseph james deangelo is accused of 12 di killings and 50 rapes. kris sanchez is live at the contra costa county sheriff's office and we've seen a couple of court appearances.

what are we expecting today from court? >> reporter: we're expecting a lot of law enforcement agents will be watching to see what happens. contra costa county sheriff's department is among the folks who were trying to track him down for so many years. today he has two different hearings in sacramento, both of them scheduled for 8:30 in the morning in one he may plead guilty or not guilty. in the other his lawyers are trying to ask the judge to keep some records sealed. now the 72-year-old former police officer may not join his lawyer in court today as that lawyer asks the judge to keep the arrest warrant sealed. prosecutors say if they are released, that could make it very hard to seat a jury. several news organizations are asking the judge to unseal the records in an effort to see how investigators use the dna and genology website to connect deangelo with the crimes. investigators believe the last victim was cruz, who was 18 years old when she was

bludgeoned in her own home. her mother told the "today" show it was the worse thing that ever happened to her but that deangelo facing justice could help bring closure. >> i think i'm going to heal. my family is going to heal. and a lot of families are going to heal over this. >> you can see -- >> reporter: die angelo is charged with 12 murders and suspected in 50 rapes. sacramento and ventura and orange counties say they are willing to work together at 8:30 he'll be in a courtroom or at least his attorney will be. by the way he's accused of 11 different break-ins and sexual assaults in the bay area in contra costa county and alameda and santa clara county. a lot of folks are watching the

case closely. >> one that keeps people talking, a lot of people want to know the outcome. 6:07. this might be troubling to you. it was an unusually violent weekend at santa cruz beach boardwalk. we can tell you about a 17-year-old vacaville boy shot and killed while sitting in a car at the boardwalk parking lot. this happened yesterday and we know three teenagers in the car at the time of the shooting are in custody. officers also found the gun in the car. the shooting is believed to be gang related. meantime, in an unrelated case another 17-year-old was stabbed at the popular attraction. 6:08. happening today, a forum with eight candidates hoping to be san francisco's next mayor, angela and jane kim and mark leno will be among the candidates addressing homelessness and gentrification. the commonwealth club is hosting the forum and is it starts at 5:30. tonight's forum follows a controversial one from the

weekend. candidate and supervisor jane kim left abruptly after some people shouted ethnic slurs at her. kim was at the forum saturday when the harassment happened. this is video of the event now going viral. kim released a statement saying she did not take the comments personal lixt the statement also reading in part we must also acknowledge that there continues to be a lot of pain and anger along the fault lines of race, jen gender and sexuality. >> head's up going to be road closures this week in the south bay. take a look at your screen from the prestigious tour of california bike race. you may remember this from last year. it starts in southern california and ends in sacramento. the 7-stage race covers more than 600 miles. stage one started yesterday along beach and stage four on wednesday in morgan hill and run through south san jose. take a look right now at this map here. the stage starts at the end --

and ends in downtown morgan hill. you can see stage covers under 22 miles there of that area. be mindful, take a look at the screen and if that's the area you travel or near you, you know what's going to happen. >> i'm pretty sure those bikers will appreciate the cooler weather. we head out the door in the south bay with upper 50s and cloudy skies but we'll get more sunshine and a very nice afternoon, upper 60s by 2:00. if you're going hiking today, maybe going to the park or grizzly peak or something, it's going to be at 53 degrees and still mostly cloudy but at 10:00 you'll start to see the clouds clearing and comfortable day with highs in the 60s, we'll talk about what's going on in san jose with the temperature trend in four minutes, mike starts out with the san mateo bridge. >> a west drive across 92 as well. we have a disabled vehicle that has fully cleared from the high rise. now we're seeing that recovery that has to ripple back as the backup started to ripple back.

still slow across west 92 although lanes have cleared. it's just a flat section and the dumb bart ton bridge, look how much lighter it is. this is what we expect to see after the crash in oakland. we're starting to see the lighter flow really benefit the commute. the south bay doesn't have any problems right now northbound and the east shore freeway and contra costa county, minor slowing for highway 4. here's oakland, a lot of traffic south on 880 started to sort back out down towards hayward. back to you. >> thanks, mike. 6:11, coming up next, no ends in sight. hawaii's kilauea volcano erupts again. the reason experts say the eruptions could get even worse. >> president trump had an unusual tweet over the weekend which he said he wanted to save jobs in china. >> they are thankful that she wasn't injured worse than she was. >> a 5-year-old girl attacked by a bear near a home. how the girl's reaction to the bear may have saved her life. that story coming up at 6:24.

it is 6:11 right now and you're watching "today in the bay."

hopefully you had a great weekend. we start off at 6:14 with cloudy skies, a live look out std in san jose as you get ready to step out the door. let's go to will low glen where temperatures will stay in the mid 50s through 8:00 and we'll see sunshine by later on this

morning heading into the upper 60s and a little cooler than normal. for the week we'll cool down even more. i'll talk about that and weekend warm-up coming up in five minutes. >> and here in san jose, this is 101 northbound after that first burst kicks in. a second burst expected in about 10 or 15 minutes but i'll show you the commute and we'll talk about why things are different over the past couple of weeks. >> happy monday. higher oil prices continue to push stocks higher and energy companies are doing particularly well. symantec plunged on friday. we gave you a head's up on that. tesla is back in the news lts top safety guy, the person who deals with the ntsb has left the company. over the weekend a tesla model x slammed into the back of a fire truck utility vehicle in suburban salt lake city, traveling around 60 miles per hour at the time and the driver did not appear to try to break

at you will. >> they'll talk to tesla at the start the business day today. president trump said he's going to try to save zte because he wanted to save jobs in china. zte is a technology company not only caught violating sanctions by selling u.s. made technology to iran in north korea. it lied about it. the u.s. government slapped zte with a massive fine, $1.2 billion and said it could not buy american technology like computer processors. on sunday president trump tweeted president xi of china and i are working together to give massive chinese phone company zte a way to get back into business fast. too many jobs in china lost. commerce department has been instructed to get it done and it was the commerce department that slapped zte with the report breaking fine in the first

place, less than a year ago during the trump administration. the head of the commerce department, wilbur ross said at the time those who flout our economic sanctions and export control laws will not go unpunished. they will suffer the harshest of consequences. now, he's the same guy who president trump is now expecting to remove the punishments, also super awkward because remember we're going to resanction iran and we've threatened other countries, we'll sanction their companies if they deal with iran. meanwhile we're removing the punishments of a company that dealt with iran. one to watch and one to try to figure out what's happening here. >> right. we will be watching. >> thank you, scott. 6:17 right now. developing in hawaii, i want you to look at this. kill way ya doesn't seem to cool down any time soon. erupted more than ten days ago lava started flowing from the

earth forcing people to evacuate and destroying homes, some were waiting in long lines for the masks to protect themselves from the toxic ash. >> they think housing is a problem. housing is not an issue if you can't breathe. >> really want to take measurements to protect the children. we have masks for them but i don't know if any of them are small enough for the small baby. >> wow, scientists say the volcano could blow its top at any moment. some on the big island are playing drums as you see there. that is parts of a prayer to an ancient high wian goddess. >> there's a battle brewing over a new beer company in northern california. golden road just opened in sacramento. looks like a lot of craft broou breweries in the area but some are upset with the local feel because the company is owned by anheuser-busch. that's the same corporation that makes budweiser. workers at golden road say the corporate owner doesn't impact their business. >> we stand behind what we do.

we take great pride in the product we produce. i don't think who owns the business is really going to have an effect if you're not putting out quality product, great service and giving people an enjoyable atmosphere. >> golden road started as a craft brewery in southern california before it was purchased by anheuser-busch. this brewery in sacramento, not far from the anheuser-busch plant. it is kind of local -- a brewery you see as you travel by. >> there you go. >> looking to go outside, if you're old enough to drink beer -- >> or go to vineyards around the bay area. that's my preference. >> sounds like mother's day. >> check out my facebook, that's what i did yesterday, took my mom to a vineyard. then as we get a look at our weather today, it's going to be very much like yesterday. here's a live look outside from the emeryville camera looking at the bay bridge. you can see clouds overhead but so far visibility is looking good and that will be the case as we go through the morning.

the out the door temperature in the low to mid-50s all across the bay area. a nice cool start as we go to concord, we'll be at 57 degrees at 8:00. you can still see some of those clouds but after that it's going to be all clear as we continue to warm up and head into the low 70s today. as you get a look at the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen, it's going to be a cool start to the week, we'll have cool temperatures for the next couple of days in santa rosa and napa, we'll see highs up to 70 degrees today and 74 degrees in antioch and 72 in livermore and also in san jose. palo alto up to 69 degrees. and if you're planning to go to the sierra any time this week head's up, we've seen these afternoon storms firing up with lightning. we have an area of low pressure and this disturbance to the east of us. that will help bring in more showers and thunderstorms for the next couple of days beginning to develop by 2:00 to 3:00 in the afternoon and we'll see it all over again for tomorrow. that could continue through the

week. while the bay area stays dry, upper 60s for the inland areas on wednesday as it cools down just a bit, few more clouds moving in and little bit of a warm-up towards the end of the week with mid-70s. overall looks like a nice weekend headed our way and i'll talk about more of that weekend forecast coming up in about 20 minutes if you can stick around. mike says the commute is calming down now. >> kari, i think they can stick around for next report. this is what we expected to see. the crashes in oakland cleared there. i i'll talk about the san mateo bridge. the stall cleared and we're getting a chance to clear up because the commute is lighter and we expect as we traverse through may graduations and colleges first then high schools and elementary schools have promotion ceremonies then we have summer vacation for a lot. some families i've heard are leaving already in the next couple of weeks. that will be an issue for lightening the traffic. the south bay just start, there's the san mateo bridge where traffic easing up after the earlier stall off the high rise. over here slowing through san

martin. and clearing through morgan hill. no problem for san jose or los gatos. there's a live look at fremont showing you how light the traffic is southbound into little silicon valley. >> another problem for southwest airlines the reason the pilot made an emergency landing during a flight to las vegas. >> first, nbc bay area responds to travel insurance. consumer investigator chris chmura says you have work to do before you buy a policy. >> european airlines are held to far stricter standards than u.s. airlines. in the event of a delay, cancellation or baggage mix up you could get cash compensation that u.s. airlines aren't required to provide. 888-996-tips or online at nbc bay area di.com/responds. what wr

child? authorities say a brave mom may 6:25, most people would do anything to save their child, authorities say a brave mom may have saved her young daughter after a bear attack near grand junction colorado, 250 miles west of denver. the stortry is frightening. a mother awoke to screaming at 2:30 in the morning. she went outside to find a black bear dragging her daughter. authorities say the woman's screams made the bear drop the girl. she gone outside when she heard noises she thought were from the family dog. the girl was serious injuries but they'veup graded her

condition to fair. >> she's been the calmest person in the room all day long. she's in very good spirits and her family is in good spirits too. >> wildlife teams set up traps to hopefully capture that bear. >> a scary night in the sky for southwest passengers in so cal. that flight was going from san diego to vegas. had to make an emergency landing at lax because of smoke in the cockpit. about 70 people were on the plane and had to wait to hours for another flight. the original plane is out of service until crews can figure out what went wrong. >> coming up, illegal dumping along a busy south bay highway. the first step people who live there want the city to take. >> a deadly stabbing on sonoma state campus, what we're learning about the attacker and person who died. 6:26, you're watching "today in the bay." we )re off to a cool sd

we should have a nice and cool day ahead. 6:30 on your monday morning, we're off to a cool start but nice and cool day ahead. looking from downtown san jose. hope you're coming off a great weekend. thanks for starting your day with us. good morning, i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. we want to head over to kari hall with a look what to expect as we head out the door this morning. >> we're seeing that may gray as you get ready to head out. only a few peeks of sun late they are morning then get skies

clearly quickly. as we go to sunnyvale, we'll see that clearing at 9:00 and temperatures still in the upper 50s and nice warm-up for the afternoon but we're still going to be a little bit cooler than normal for this time of year as we go through the week we'll keep those cool temperatures more clouds on wednesday and the weekend is slolooking great andn francisco in the lower 60s. we'll talk more about the weekend forecast in seven minutes. mike says the commute is still looking good. >> earlier it was a problem. we've had recovery as we approach 630 and that's because we have what was kicking in as a summertime little bit lighter flow from the morning commute. the south bay just starting to kick in now for slowing for the northbound. over here pushing down the upper east shore freeway and it's moving smoothly, and berkeley with a slower drive for west 80. highway 4 slowing into concord out of pittsburg and bay point. walnut street slowing across 680. this is the golden gate bridge. the north bay is not a problem.

speeds are at the limit from san rafael but getting to san rafael 580 at the richmond side and toll plaza, a good volume of traffic. back to you. >> it is 6:31. we are following breaking news in the middle east. deadly violence with the opening of the new u.s. embassy in jerusalem which is happening right now. in fact we have a live look at in jerusalem this morning. u.s. dignitaries among those attending ceremony. started just about 30 minutes ago. leaders from israel and the u.s. are celebrating the embassy's move to jerusalem from tel aviv. an idea president trump first put into motion about six months ago. >> at the same time it is sparking violent protests among palestinians in neighboring gaza. and the number of dead is rising rapidly. in fact in the last few minutes

it jumped to 41 confirmed deaths with numbers of injured now well above 1,000. 6:31. it will be a tough day for students at sonoma state after a deadly stabbing on campus. this happened last night at a campus dorm. this is first homicide at the school's 57-year history. >> pete suratos joins us live at the school. the stabbing comes as final exams are just starting today. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, laura and marcus, the final exams will still take place according to sonoma state university but we're learning that this happened in front of the village right behind me here, a frerkman dorm where that incident took place. you still got campus police here as they continue that investigation but here's the scene from when it all took place yesterday and according to sno sonoma state, a college aged male victim was fatally stabbed on campus at this dorm roughly

around 6:00 p.m. on sunday. the suspect is also being described as being college aged as well. police don't know at this time if the two men attend sonoma state but still having an impact on students who are in the midst of final exams, specifically those who live in the area that has been affected. our crews got a chance to speak with a university official how they plan to take care of them. >> we're taking care of them. we have found hotels in the area, hotel rooms where they can go and stay for those that need it as i was saying, they have -- some have friends they can stay with. some have family nearby. they've chosen to pursue that. >> classes will go as planned as sonoma state university remain open. as i mentioned, finals will still take place. for faculty and staff and students who have been affected by this, they will be accommodated if need be. grief counselors will be on site for students and faculty and

we'll bring you new updates as they come in. pete suratos, "today in the bay." >> it is 6:33, now to a story our investigative unit has brought to life, talking about radiation cleanup, at the former hunter's point naval ship yard in san francisco. today supervisors are holding a special hearing to get to the bottom of what's happening. tetratech hired by the naif vi to clean the site is accused of lying about his cleanup data. they deny the allegations. sad news to report this morning, the outgoing president of san francisco's police commission is dead. julius was found dead at his home yesterday. he presided over last meeting as president of the commission just two weeks ago. during his tenure he oversaw several important votes including revising use of force policy requiring officers to wear body cameras and approval of tasers he stepped down early saying he was tired and wanted

to make room for new ideas. police in san francisco may soon step in at the civic center station, mayor farrell sat down with b.a.r.t. and leaders after reports of complaints of people injecting drugs around the station. b.a.r.t. says its police staff is under forced so it needs help patrolling civic center. critics say it will take more than extra officers to solve the problem. >> probably not what you want to see while you're driving home or to work. illegal dumping is becoming a major problem on monterey road in the south bay. people who live nearby, they can't stand it. but now a san jose councilman thinks we should turn to the homeless for help. bob redell is live this morning. what exactly is he proposing? >> good morning, city council member sergio jim nez wants to hire homeless people to pick up

the trash along monterey road two to three times a week, including this section here near bailey avenue. even though this is morgan hill, the road itself is still city of san jose which is why the council members is interested in this. the road is rural if you're not familiar and at night it's quiet and dark which as you can see in the video makes it easy to illegally dump household items and mattresses and furniture and piles of trash. >> just gets to the point where it's outrageous and you go every hundred feet and there's a new pile of trash. >> tom mallich who lived here for past ten years is fed up and says the dumping over the past month is the worst he's seen it and once the city to put an end to it. we did see a large city crew with a number of vehicles cleaning up piles of debris last week but tom says the trash will be back. he wants the city to consider something more permanent such as

increased police patrols, surveillance cameras and/or street lights. >> it's really sad to see. i grew up here in morgan hill and it's always been a nice little community and very clean. and never in my whole lifetime have i seen dumping like this. it's crazy and getting worse every month, every year it's getting worse. >> has the city done enough? i think the city can always do more. and i'm the first to acknowledge that the city doesn't always get it right. but i think we have hard working staff and here at the city and all of the various departments involved in this, including my office and we want to get it right. so to the extent there's more to do, we will do it. >> the city is trying to get permission from union pacific to clean up debris that's been dumped on the railroad tracks that run parallel to monterey road. district council member hopes to get money to hire homeless people for a year of cleanup, starting late july, early august. it will be similar to the

downtown streets team's program that hires homeless people throughout the bay area to clean up city streets. if you see illegal dumping like this or any other place in the city of san jose, it's easy to report the city says you've got to download their my san jose app. reporting live in morgan hill, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> it would be nice if no one dumped. >> no one wants to live in the trash. >> 6:38, everybody wants to win, for sure. >> yeah. >> if the warriors are going to make it two championships in the row they have to go through the houston rockets. >> tonight they have the chance to get the upper hand. game one tips off in houston. both teams made it look easy getting to this point. each won their conference semis at four games to one. game one in two in houston then back to dub nation for games three and four starting next sunday. i'm sure dub nation is ready to cheer on our team, right, mike? >> absolutely. the problem is after the game, still have -- next morning is

tough, my playoff woes, hear the crowd. we have this crowd as well the backup at the bay bridge. that's here. we have the backup but the fast track lanes are moving visibly, that's good even for a monday. we don't always see that movement. we're looking at the rest of the bay and look at the speed sense ares a lots of green around the bay. summertime shift and folks shift to a later commute in as well as summer camp not start forge min many yet. this crash in livermore both directions reportedly impacted by a crash there. the lighter flow of traffic, go to the dub lick lin interchange dublin into livermore, a little peek of sunshine. >> where? >> a little bit. >> to the left. >> yeah. >> it's a nice cool bay area morning. nice cool start to it. >> it's going to be a great weekend too. we're still going to keep this

weg as we head through the rest of the week and into the weekend. we'll keep you warmer in some spots as we look at the inland forecast. 74 degrees. if you're thinking of making it a beach weekend it is going to be cool out there. only 64 degrees and even cooler on sunday with more clouds. we know the clouds that develop during the morning can be slow to clear from the coast throughout the day. the inland areas get bright sunshine and comfortable weather with low 70s on sunday. it you're going to napa valley this weekend, it will be in the mid-70s all weekend long for the high temperatures and sunshine throughout the afternoon. it looks like a nice one ahead there. also for the sierra, we start out with clear skies but head's up. each day we'll see showers and thunderstorms developing, possibly lightning on friday with highs reaching into the mid-50s throughout saturday and sunday. once again it's going to be a cool weekend if you're going to santa cruz, highs there only at about 61 to 62 degrees. i'll have a look at fremont's temperature trend for today. that's coming up in three

minutes. >> thanks so much, kari. >> coming up next on "today in the bay," looking for answers, the people police are questioning this morning in connection with a deadly weekend knife attack in paris. >> the u.s. meanwhile right now is opening its new embassy in jerusalem. we'll bring you live pictures. >> and taking a look at the stock market this morning. right now the stock market is up about 100 points. you can see the dow right now up 94 points. this is all as china trade concerns fade. 6:41 right now. you're watching "today in the bay." that violent crime went u% 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. the way our teachers make us feel at school makes us want to come back the next day. from the janitors to the campus security. they participate, too. to make us feel like connected. we are all together. my school is really like a community. i appreciate my teachers because they don't only teach me inside the classroom,

they teach me about life. one of the most influential people at my school are the campus security technicians. it's just everybody coming together. narrator: exactly why the california teachers association believes strong public schools make a better california for all of us. thank you.

hopefully you had a good weekend. a live look outside in fremont with a cloudy start. we'll still see clouds through late morning and then it warms up into the low 70s today. it's going to be nice and breezy and also a cool week ahead before a little bit of a warm-up. i'll talk about that and rest of the microclimate forecast coming up in less than five minutes. >> you know the commute is now holding pretty nicely here. 34 minutes from highway 4 down the east shore freeway to the backup at the bay bridge. no problems for the maze and north bay no surprise. 37. >> it is quickly approaching quarter to 7:00. developing now, tourists in paris talking about the shocking terror attack this weekend that killed one person and injured four others. french police questioning three people linked to the attacker

who police shot and killed. the 20-year-old man went on a rampage with a knife saturday in central paris. he's french but was born in chech ya and shouted god is great during the attack. the attackers parents and one friend now are in police custody. >> it's been three years since maddy middleton was raped and mur murdered in santa cruz. adrian gonzalez is expected back in court today for yet another arraignment hearing. his lawyers are planning to appeal the judge's decision to try gonzalez as an adult. he was 15 at the time of maddy's murder. contra costa county is holding a meeting for poll workers, still time to signed up. they sent out this recruiting tweet featuring will smith.

it is serious work poll makers make 125 and inspectors make $230. if you're biling you'll, you can make an extra ten dollars. look foring for poll workers, i coming up quickly nch the president fulfilled a campaign promise, the u.s. embassy is opening in jerusalem. >> scott mcgrew, the celebration already under way. >> indeed it is. i have the latest pictures for you out of the holy city. president trump formally recognized jerusalem as the capital of israel back in december and said our embassy would move there. there we see jared kushner. other presidents have been reluctant to do this because palestinians who want to claim jerusalem as the capital object. critics say choosing jerusalem is picking sides and mr. trump did not attend today's event but sent his son-in-law as a pretaped message and his deputy secretary of state. >> jerusalem is indisputably the

capital of israel, chosen about a sovereign nation as the seat of its government. moving the u.s. embassy on a broader scale is also a step towards advancing peace in this city in the broader region and throughout the world. >> secretary of the treasury steve mnuchin and invanka revealed the official seal was higher up than cameras were expecting. >> on behalf of the 45th president of the united states of america, we welcome you officially and for first time to the embassy of the united states here in jerusalem, the capital of israel. thank you. >> we have pictures out of nearby gaza as well. protesters interpret today's move as a sign that the u.s. has given up on its official policy of a two-state solution. nbc news now says 41 people have been killed by israeli defense forces. more than 1700 injured though

that number keeps changing. over to bethly hem on the west bank, these have been generally more peaceful protests and soldiers using tear gas there. now back live to jerusalem and the opening of the embassy as jared kushner continues to speak, we'll keep an eye on this and update you with anything you need to know on twitter. you can follow me on twitter @scottmcgrew. thanks, scott. some information to tell you about the roads will be crowded on memorial day weekend. aaa says more than 41 million americans will travel over the holiday weekend. that's up about 5% from last year. and the most in a dozen years. this comes even though gas prices are at the highest level since 2014. experts say people are traveling more because of the strong economy. >> 6:48. no matter where you go, at least in the bay area, temperatures are usually pretty mild and nice. >> take it. >> it's going to be great as we

head through the next few days with cooler temperatures moving in and we start out with clouds which we normally see in this time of year. now as we get a live look outside in san francisco and golden gate bridge as you get ready to step out. it's been in mostly the mid-50s and nice little breeze. cloudy skies will clear up as the day goes along. 7-day forecast is coming up with 70s for next few days and south bay as we go to concord for the school day forecast, we'll still see clouds in the mix and temperatures in the mid-50s as you head to school but clearing later this morning around lunchtime. we'll be in the mid-60s and continuing to go up a few more degrees from there as we go into the afternoon with a high of 73 degrees in concord today. oakland will be 65 and 62 in san francisco. 70 in napa and 69 degrees in palo alto. san jose also in the low 70s. as we get that live look outside and looking out the window, getting dressed this morning, you do need light long sleeves and pants a good option today. it feels very much like spring

you don't need all of the different layers and if you're lucky enough to go out to the game tonight at at&t park the giants game first pitch at 7:15 will be at 60 degrees and a nice cooli kool evening, make sure you're dressed appropriately. we're going to have gusty winds in the forecast for the next couple of days. more clouds on wednesday for those inland areas and highs in the upper 60s. no need for the air conditioning this week and our warm-up will be very mild as we head towards the weekend. 74 degrees on saturday and for the inland areas, going to san francisco, it will be in the 60s all week long. morning clouds and a little clearing at some points during the afternoon. mike, now you have a crash in pleasant hill. >> i do. slow down build through walnut creek and concord and bay point. it's over on this side of the map. west 24 is moving smoothly so is the upper east shore freeway but the build and timing for the crash here at pleas abt hill,

that was the concern. it looks like it's over off to the shoulder i don't see in real repercussions off the interchange but we'll track 680 towards orinda and la fay yaefl. a typical pattern pore early it's 6:51 in the south bay slowing through hayward as well. let's take you to waze real quickly. getting across from castro valley and hayward towards redwood city, it takes 45 to 50 minutes across the san mateo bridge it's faster to head south because congestion in hayward slows you down. that's what waze will get you from you join nbc bay area wazers, live cameras across the san mateo bridge. better than it was ten minutes ago, across the flat section and no problem at the berkeley curve but you have to wait at the toll plaza. >> you have to wait. thanks, mike. >> coming up next, a quick look at the top stories here on "today in the bay," including the final countdown to the royal

wedding just five days away. we're learning about the big event and photo scandal meghan markel's father landed himself in. happening now, more than a dozen google employees no longer at the company because of a controversial military program. the program uses the artificial intelligence to automatically classify objects and people in drone footage. employees say they resigned because of concerns with google's involvement with government programs. actor danny glover will be kicking off a national campaign aimed at revamping voter laws. we'll be back with more news. stick around. welcome back.

before you head out the door, here are the top stories on today in the bay-- welcome back, before you head out the door, the time is 6:55. >> we begin with breaking news, three people are dead including a little girl after a shooting in stockton. the 5-year-old died overnight at the hospital. a man and woman also died in the neighborhood where that shooting happened. two other men are hurt. all we know right now, police aren't saying anything about a suspect or a motive. >> live pictures from sonoma state where students might have a hard time focusing on today's final exams because the school is dealing with its first homicide. we do know a man stabbed another man to death at the freshman dorm around 6:00 last night. police say both men are college aged but they haven't said whether they are students. we have spoken with some of the

students who say the man who died went to the school but again, police will not confirm that with us. police have a suspect in custody. and the man suspected of being the golden state killer could be back in court today. a hearing is set in that case, 72-year-old joseph deangelo is charged with 12 murders and accused of raping nearly 50 women. he's facing murder charge charg. prosecutors melt from those locations to discuss a location for trial. we'll still waiting for a decision. a 17-year-old vacaville teen is dead after a shooting near the boardwalk. he was sitting in a car near the boardwalk parking lot and three other teens were in the car and taken into custody. officers also found a gun in a car. in another unrelated case, another 17-year-old was stabbed near the boardwalk. experts and activists and city leaders around region will

take on the housing issue. you'll want to pay attention to all of these events throughout the week. today santa clara will hold a round table on ending homelessness. it's at 2:00 at charcot training center on north 1st and there's a discussion on housing for all at walnut creek library tonight. that starts at 6:45. and election season is ramping up. today the eight candidates hoping to be san francisco's next mayor will hold a forum. that is angelaal yoet to and jan kim and mark leno will be among candidates discussing home alsoness and gentrification. hosting the forum at 5:30 tonight. countdown to the royal wedding this morning, five days away. meghan markel's father is accused of staging paparazzi photos for money. getting himself measured for a

suit, british papers report kensington palace is supporting him. spratly the palace says a chicago bishop will preach and help conduct the ceremony. you can see it here on nbc. the bike race is under way, started yesterday in southern california and eventually ends in sacramento. it will wind its way through the bay area. you need to be ready for road closures. on wednesday, stage four starts in morgan hill and it runs through south san jose. take a look at this map. the stage starts and ends in downtown morgan hill. cyclists will cover just under 22 miles. >> coming up next on the "today" show, the white house officials outline the new details of their plan to denuclearize north korea as president trump prepares for his highly anticipated summit with kim jong-un. >> a live look outside from the san jose camera, we're off to a cool start. expecting a nice cool day ahead as well. should be nice.

>> yeah. >> and get the clouds out of the area by 10:00 or 11:00 and may linger around the coast. inland areas up to 72 degrees and windy 70 degrees tomorrow. when you look at these temperatures, it doesn't at all seem like we're going to have some beach weather but i think a lot of people are still enjoying it getting outside and even though we don't have a big warm-up here, a couple of degrees warmer by the end of the week. >> nice and mild. >> yeah, can't complain about that at all. >> we're looking at the new crash for highway 17. >> if you're trying to get to the beach there may be an issue. we'll look at the map. overall we're looking at the pleasant drive, loitighter volu as we ease into the shift. but southbound 17, a crash just reported at the summit. no slowing as of yet but just a warning for folks. overall there's paloal to and light volume on the peninsula. >> we're back with a live local news update. >> don't forget to join us for

bay area news at 11:00 on this monday. get out enjoy the day and have a great one. ♪ good morning. breaking news, opening uproar. protests erupt in the middle east as the u.s. officially moves its embassy in israel to jerusalem. ivanka trump and jared kushner leading the u.s. delegation. israelis celebrating the move. palestinians condemning it, bringing new tensions to the already volatile region. we're there live with the very latest. raining lava. powerful, new eruptions in hawaii, hurling rocks and dangerous gases into the air and forcing more evacuations. officials warn that volcano could blow its top at any moment.