right now we want to talk to kari. >> it's cloudy but we'll get clearing today and sunshine for the inland areas and it's also going to be cool for this time of year. san jose right now starting out with the cloudy skies and temperatures in the mid-60s and mid-50s but we're heading into the upper 60s today. tomorrow more clouds even drizzle and gradual warm-up as we get closer to the weekend. we'll talk more about that and mike you're track being a couple of slow bridges. >> i am, the first one we're going to talk about is not the bay bridge. we're looking over here at the south bay, all the way along the peninsula, you're at speed. east bay shows slowing through hayward. it is westbound 80 coming into the area. the carquinez bridge still recovering and sky way may be out of lanes. you just saw the sensors improve and also saw the red pop up. folks chose to take 780. we'll watch to see if that

rippingles towards contra costa county. so far smooth through the walnut creek interchange and east shore freeway. we have your backup at the bay bridge because metering lights are on. in fre nonmonfremont, tail ligh past tesla and into silicon valley which moves predictably. >> breaking news in the south bay. you can see deadly shooting. this is near a san jose high school and that investigation may affect you dropping off your children this morning. homicide detectives are still on the scene there and at the nearby strip mall. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is live this morning. i'm talking about two scenes. how are they connected? >> reporter: well, i'll tell you that we confirmed in the last 40 minutes that one of those two young men who was shot did die at a local hospital. but it was here that he and other young man ended up -- the car is still there in the strip mall parking lot this morning.

this is what it looked like around 2:00 this morning as san jose pd was trying to put together what happened. we're not showing you the video of the paramedics doing cpr because he did not survive. and died at the hospital. the other man was also shot but he is going to survive. san jose police tell us they are both adults but i will tell you they both appear to be very young. while that was happening, this was also happening, this is about a mile away or five blocks near calexro high school. officers were gathering casings at the scene and also were -- we saw this morning as we arrived here the san jose mobile crime scene unit head from here to there. at this point we don't know whether these victims were targeted or whether this is potentially gang related. so at this point we can't tell you whether there is an imminent

threat to the general public. i will say though, this could impact dropoff times at calero high school s which is at that other scene but if this is your local supermarket, this a lucky's there and wall green's here, you may not be able to get in as you head off to work. the whole parking lot is blocked off for the investigation. no impact though to traffic here is the blossom hill and snell. in san jose, kris sanchez, quts in the bad zbli thaty. >> more breaking news to tell you about in the south bay. firefighters are at the scene of a house fire near san jose's japantown. >> bob redell just arrived at the scene. what do you see there? firefighters behind you still. >> reporter: correct, they are doing the knockdown work. the fire is out. this fire started here on the 200 block of north 9th street in this victoria home that you're looking at right now, around 4:45 this morning. there are three people inside and appears to be a mother and

father and their adult son along with two dogs. all of them got out okay on their own. the fire department was successful in keeping the fire from burning the entire house down as you can see. there is significant damage but the house is not a loss. the fire department believes it started in the back porch and from there started to go inside. one of the biggest challenges for the fire department, san jose fire department was keeping the fire from spreading to the other houses on either side. you're probably able to see it is a pretty tight area as far as the houses being close together. san jose fire tells us they were able to put this out in about 20 minutes. >> pretty quickly able to get an all clear making sure residents were out of the structure. this is a large victorian home, we called the second alarm. a big concern with this type of construction is that the fire gets into the walls and can easily travel to the basement. we got extra personnel here to make sure we --

>> the fire department again believes this fire started in the back porch but they do not know the cause as of yet. i did speak with the woman who lives here off camera and she tells us they had a smoke detector and it did go off. but they were already awake because of the noise from the fire. everyone got out okay and no injuries. reporting live here in san jose, bob re-dell, "today in the bay." >> good to know they made it out safely. >> 6:05, developing right now, new tensions in the middle east as palestinians are out in force again protesting the new u.s. embassy in jerusalem. we've seen so many protesters and now injured as well. people on stretchers, look at that, cars on fire. multiple fires as well. it follows a day when 60 palestinians died opposing the decision to move the u.s. embassy. palestinians accuse the u.s. of taking sides in a struggle over what israel calls its capital. the palestinians believe it's

theirs. plips add the latest move could fragile what's been a fragile peace process. the white house blames the radical group hamas for the explosive reaction among palestinians. >> hamas is intentionally provoking this response. as secretary of state said, israel has the right to defend itself. >> flagrant violation of international law and flagrant violation of the peace process. >> the move is also a concern among republicans on capitol hill. president trump plans to meet with gop leaders later today. 6:06 right now. happening today in the bay area palestinian supporters plan to protest in san francisco. they promise to gather outside the israeli consulate located in the financial district. now that gathering is supposed to start at 4:00 in the afternoon. a second protest is being organized for tomorrow night outside san francisco's jewish community center.

>> and repealing daca protection, the trump administration would argue the president was right doing away with protection for nearly 700,000 undocumented young immigrants. you may recall a federal judge in san francisco blocked trump's cancellation of daca in january, the federal government wants the ruling overturned. today a three panel judge -- panel of judges from the ninth circuit will hear arguments from both sides at the southern california court. >> it is 6:07. happening today, santa clara city council will ask one of its own, caserta to resign. he's facing several allegations of sexual abuse and improper behavior. also running for the santa clara county board of supervisors the number of complaints jumped from four to nine against caserta. lisa gillmor says the allegations are credible and she hopes he leaves the council.

>> councilman caserta will have the opportunity to defend himself and answer his accusers if he wishes. but for the sake of our community, i hope he will choose to resign immediately. >> he engaged in a pattern of behavior that shouldn't be tolerated by the community. and therefore, signs like that need to be taken down. >> you also heard from one of caserta's accusers asking for a campaign bill board on stevens creek boulevard in san jose to be taken down. in the meantime, caserta continues to deny the allegations. here's what he told nbc bay area's last week. >> if i have offended anyone or made anyone feel uncomfortable at all ever, perception is reality and i'm sorry for that. >> we'll be following this story all day long. on the forefront of the story, you can follow him at rhonda at

twitter updates. live pictures from eastridge mall in san jose-- where students are leaving right now. the group plans to spend the day meeting with legislators discussing key issues like education. this is the 16th year for the trip. a better commute out of the north bay... 57 now in san francisco. we all are seeing the clouds and they will hang around for a little while longer in concord. the school day forecast walking to school in the mid-50s at 7:00 upper 60s for later today. and it's going to be a beautiful day but kind of cool for this time of year.

i'll detail that and we'll go to palo alto in four minutes. mike says it's a better commute out of the north bay. >> it is because the issue of the disabled vehicle, big rig that was blocking one lane just off the carquinez bridge has cleared. better news for folks coming in out of the north bay but also hit the congestion as more folks focus on hercules for slowing. a 20 minute drive down to the bay bridge and backup at the toll plaza. that's not a surprising pattern. contra costa county moving nicely. the bridge didn't seen any change to the flow there. we're seeing a little build for 680 through pleds anton and 880, a crash at stevenson. there's more slowing just because of that volume heading down towards union city. the dumbarton picks up a little bit of traffic westbound. that's the commute direction westbound over to the peninsula or 101 showing more traffic as well. san rafael, when i mention the north bay, people think of this stretch of 101, this is also ih

moving nicely to the golden gath bridge. >> thank you,p giv mike. >> comingng up next on "today in the bay," the popular doughnut shop giving starbucks a run for its money. >> royal wedding drama. how the palace is responding to reports that meghan markel's father is no longer attending. >> and remember when everyone was mad at facebook? that's apparently over. we'll take a look when "today in the bay" continues. marshall tuck will change that. in california, 3 million kids can't read at grade level. tuck turned around struggling schools,

raising graduation rates over 60%. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck.

a cloudy start on this tuesday morning. at 6:14, you head out the door and it's warmer than yesterday. a lot of 50s, let's look outside in palo alto and check out the temperature trend for the take. we'll be at 56 degrees at 8:00 and mid-60s today by 2:00 this afternoon. it will be a little bit lower than where we should be for normal but we're about to warm it up a few degrees for the weekend. more on that coming up in five minutes. >> and we're looking at travel times. this shows you how nice the traffic is for 580 coming out of the altamont, slowing for 84 and 680 as you head down towards pleasanton and sunol. the south bay no major problems but i'll show you how the flow breaks out for the silicon valley. >> and very happy tuesday to you. the dow closed higher again, making it eight days in a row, its longest winning streak in months. tesla says the car that was

involved in that crash in utah was indeed on autopilot today when it slammed in the back of a truck at 60 miles an hour. the ntsb is investigating. tesla ceoelon musk tweeted what's amazing that say model s hit a fire truck at 60 miles per hour and driver only broke an ankle. the impact at that speed usually results in severe injury or death. this is one of two recent accidents where an autopilot was engaged in a tesla. utah crash on the left accident on 101 here in the bay area on the right. that one was fatal. facebook says it has cut off access to more than 200 apps because they gather too much information about you. now facebook stock turned lower on monday but when you look at the broader picture, facebook is doing just fine. this graph showing the price before the cambridge analytica disaster during the disaster and the price right now.

you can see facebook has made a full recovery. >> i want you to know just how excited i am to write uber's next chapter with you. >> uber's new ceo promised more changes at the company as he tries to undo some of the damage created before he arrived. one of the changes the uber user agreement will no longer require passengers to settle their complaints in arbitration when they complain against a driver who may have assaulted them. they can go to court with that. also going to publish a safety report listing incidents where drivers were accused of assault. a recent studly by e commerce looked at the market share and discovered it has fallen mightily. people were talking about deleting their uber app. people went to lyft, still a distant number two but uber has felt the pain of the past misdeed. >> lifted lyft. >> it has indeed.

>> thank you, scott. the royal wedding is days away. can't miss it. everyone is talking about it. but now the drama boiling over. there are reports megan markel's father won't be there. now kensington palace is asking for quote, understanding and respect. we told you yesterday morning, markel's father was accused of staging paparazzi photos for staff and thomas markel decided to miss the wedding to avoid embarrassing his daughter and royal family. here's what may happen if he really does skip the big day. >> i think if he doesn't come, then her mother will step up not only spend the night before the wedding with her daughter, but also i think personally may end up walking her down the aisle. >> the "today" show will be live in england starting thursday leading up to nbc special wedding coverage on saturday morning. get up early. coverage starts at 1:30 a.m. >> too early for me on the

weekend. but right now a chain known for its glazed doughnuts, this is a good tasty story, actually climbing to the top of the coffee chain. krispy kreme beat out starbucks as the best coffee shop brand for 2018 according to the harris poll's newest survey of the best coffee brands. more than 77,000 people were asked to rank their favorite coffees and krispy kreme introduced a new coffee line just last year to compliment its glazed doughnuts. i can tell you when you see that hot sign come on -- >> criskrispy kreme. >> it's not about the coffee too. >> it's all about doughnuts. >> i've never had their coffee so -- >> i thought you were going to say doughnuts. >> definitely had the doughnuts. >> i get their coffee more than i get the doughnuts. >> yeah. >> do they make coffee doughnuts? >> i bet they do, like cycle dough nuts probably does. >> i'm going to tweet krispy kreme. >> make that happen, mike. >> get credit for that one too.

>> cloudy skies starting out, good morning for hot coffee and may even drink it all day long as temperatures get in the 60s, this is the way we begin as we take a live look outside. in dublin, you can see the sunshining between the mountains and clouds and you can see as we start out this morning, those clouds will still be rolling by. as you check out the 7-day forecast at the bottom of the screen, low 70s today and upper 60s tomorrow but if you're going tout to some of the hiking trails in the east bay, maybe around grizzly peak or around lake chabot, cloudy skies and then clearing at 10:00. but still kinds of cool. 64 degrees and comfortable sunshine as we go into the afternoon with breezy winds picking up this evening. and then getting started and getting the kids out the door in san jose, 56 degrees, a jacket needed for the morning and still see the clouds through noon and it should be all clear as we make it inner 60s today and 69

in antioch for the afternoon. and san francisco 61 with breezy winds. we've seen daily showers and thunderstorms firing up during the afternoon in the sierra. we'll have still quiet weather but can't rule out a few sprinkles tomorrow morning and that will be between 3:00 to 4:00 and still may linger in the north bay by later in the morning. but the rest of the bay area staying dry. what are you doing this weekend? i'm @kari hall on twitter and facebook. let me know what your weekend plans here. you may see it featured here as we look at the 7-day forecast, it's going to be a beautiful weekend. 76 degrees on saturday inland avenue a week spending most of the days in the 60s. we'll be in the low 60s for san francisco. as we head over to mike, you've got ipad. what's happening there? >> we're going to check waze, but i'll give you a preview, the waze om ter, the thing that gives us a feel for what most people are reporting around the

bay as far as their drives, looking pretty standard right now. you see that as well on the traffic sensors all around, it's not light but people don't want to say it's a great drive. look at the green out here. over towards the incident i'm worried about. this is over here southbound 680 at sycamore valley road. i saw slowing northbound and it cleared up and we've been holding steady for the last few minutes, that's a tough part of contra costa as folks come off the walnut creek interchange. pleasanton and concord, a little build, now about 20 minutes from highway 4 over to the bay bridge. no big surprises there. live look show you traffic starts to build krogs the richmond to san rafael bridge and quick check on the waze system, if you're going from lafayette to the city, we've got the most direct route, 51 minutes. you want to get crazy, waze will do thati!x with you and it's no wise decision. join the team, guys, back to you. >> thanks, mike. >> 6:21, coming up next, the bay

area has plenty of options for people looking to get active. but how does it compare to the rest of the country. all new this morning where the bay area ranks on the list of fittest cities. >> a wedding venue destroyed just days before a couple is set to exchange vows. but when one vendor didn't return their deposit, we stepped in to help. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, nbc bay area responds next. daly city newlyweds whose

day nearly went up 6:24, nbc bay area responds to a daly city newlywed couple whose big day nearly went up in smoke. >> chris chmura looked into the trouble they had with the vendor who didn't want to return the deposit after the venue burned down. >> good morning, henry and lauren planned their dream wedding for the last weekend in october at the hilton in santa rosa. then ten days before the ceremony the north bay fires destroyed the hotel. and that is video of the hotel burning. the couple got fulg refull refunds from hilton own other vendors but their limo driver offered less than half fl $1300 deposit. lauren and henry contacted us for help. he said they lost nearly all of the business for months and offered them limo services wherever else the wedding would

take place but they couldn't agree. the limo company offered an additional $525. companies can ensure themselves for times when their business drops off due to disaster. the limo owner says he's looking into that now. did you know there's also wedding insurance that couples can buy in case something goes terribly wrong. we'll delve into what it covers and how much it cost tomorrow night at 11:00. if you run into problems with a wedding vendor or any other company, please call us, 888-996-tips or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> new this morning, san jose is thefiest city in the bay area. >> american fitness index put out the annual rankings and san jose ranks ninth in the country. the top cities on the screen. arlington virginia outside of

d.c. is first overall. it factors in smoking rates and access to fresh produce and parks. san jose ranks first in the country in personal health. in san francisco ranks first in specific categories like eating vegetables and being close to a park. 6:27, coming up next on "today in the bay," new dangers in hawaii, the reason they worry kilauea could blow its top at any moment. >> every day they lived in torture. every day all day long. >> those shocking allegations of torture and abuse after ten children were rescued from a fairfield home. what the children's grandmother is saying about their father now in custody and why other family members say that this was all a big misunderstanding. 6:27 right now. you're watching "today in the bay."

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start, and it )ll be another cool, right now at 6:30, we're off to a cool and cloudy start but a nice day ahead. taking a live look outside from downtown san jose on this tuesday morning. good morning and thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. let's find out what it's going to look like when you head out the door this morning. kari hall has been tracking it all. >> a lot of clouds this morning and not as cool. we started out with temperatures in the upper 50s around the bay area and live look outside in san jose shows more of those clouds as we go to campbell, upper 50s at 10:00 and normally for this time of year we're up

to 74 but we're not going to quite make it there for today upper 60s and 69 degrees in antioch and livermore. 68 in concord and 61 today in san francisco looking ahead to the weekend, that's coming up in seven minutes, right now you've got to get to work and you're tracking the crash in danville. >> that's right, it seems like folks in danville will be okay. we're talking about overall a pretty smooth drive we're just starting to see the commute kick in, 6:31 and as we approach the summer for most school districts, lighter flow in the early morning hours and colleges hitting graduation. a smooth drive here. danville, 680, that crash is not presenting any problems. we'll track the build to hayward. new crash of 238, details once chp arrives on the scene but the speed sensors look okay. little build at the on ramp at the metering lights but no problem for 101 both directions northbound going over towards

the left side of the screen and the berkeley curve shows an easy drive out of the maze. there's a backup at the toll plaza, i'll show that to you in a couple of minutes. >> at 6:32. developing this morning, a shocking story. we are hearing from the grandmother of ten children who police say were tortured in a fairfield home. they range in age from four months old to 12 years old. >> pete suratos is live outside of the home with the shocking allegations and pete, i know the grandmother has been very vocal in this. what is she saying? good morning, marcus and laura, the grandmother is saying a lot. we're talking about wanda rogers, the maternal grandmother of the children. she is saying that she's taking care of seven of those children and she spoke to nbc news about some of the horrific conditions inside of that home. some of the things that she's describing is that the home was filled with animal and human

feces, even claiming that the kids did not know how to take baths and were also tortured every day all day long. those are allegations that she's making. she places a lot of the blame on the father in the home, 29-year-old jonathan michael allen of fairfield. allen was arrested and charged with nine counts of felly torture and six counts of felony child abuse. rogers provided these photos of a room where she claims allen worshipped the devil. >> he would take the baby and slap it in the face and put dukt tape on the babe's mouth and beat them up for making the baby cry and wake him up. >> investigation into the family's home on fieldstone court in fairfield began in march when the mother, 30-year-old ina rogers reported her 12-year-old missing. after police located the boy and rushed him to the home they called child protective services after finding garbage and spoiled food and feces on floor.

rogers was arrested for child neglect but was released after posting bail rogers denies the allegations calling them ludicrous. her husband's bail is set at $5.2 million. the da's office may look into filing additional charges against ina roger as well. pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> the most important part, the kids are safe. >> they are okay, thank you. >> 6:34. first lady melania trump in the hospital recovering from kidney surgery. she underwent that procedure to treat a benign kidney communication. communications director says she's doing well and will likely be at walter reed medical maryl week. president trump tweeted the first lady is in good spirits. a man accused in a violent sexual attack in palo alto is due in court for a plea hearing. authorities arrested 29-year-old eduardo chavaria diaz.

police say he pulled a teenager jogger off a popular trail near tesla headquarters and put a gun to her head and assaulted her. police believe this is not his first time doing things like this. >> this morning police are clearing up rumors around novato high school. they say there was never a threat on campus but they did arrest an 18-year-old student who allegedly sent threatening messages to a former roommate. police searched his car at the high school and found world war ii era ammunition. he was not threatening to shoot up the school. 6:35 right now, sad follow-up to a story we told you about a few months ago. search crews found the body of a missing skier from the east bay. tom mall larkky disappeared near the bear valley resort in the sierra. avalanche conditions prevented crews from finding him. weeks passed and the snow melted and dogs led searchers to the body yesterday. 6:35, more of the same in hawaii -- right here absolutely

terrifying. people living on the big island still bracing for the big one. kilauea could erupt on a scale not seen in nearly a century and could happen at any time. geologists fear lava inside the crater drains into cooler ground water below and could trigger a catastrophic steam explosion. potentially launching boulders the size of cars into the air like flaming missiles. this is really terrifying for a lot of people within the three-mile blast zone. scares me to death. >> a lot of people are really freaking out. >> kind of hard to ignore it because it makes me emotional thinking about it. >> and while people are waiting for that explosion to happen, lava keeps destroying those homes. and that air is filled with poisonous gas. >> did you feel it? thousands say they did. a quick and startling earthquake that rolled through parts of the east bay last night.

usgs says it was a 3.5 earthquake striking along the hayward fault near oakland. you know when it comes to feeling a 3.5 it also has to deal with location as well. it caught others by surprise. no reports of damage but b.a.r.t. briefly stopped its trains as they usually do they've got to check the tracks. >> we here in the bay area have a lot to smile about not to jinx anything but charles barkley says it's already over. >> warriors in dub nation know there's more work to do but have to be pumped up but already grabbing game one of the western conference finals last night in houston. i was watching. warriors showed why they are the reigning champs led by durant's 37 points and stole home court advantage from the rockets winning 119-106. game two tomorrow night in houston and game three sunday at oracle. you saw that houston fan sitting there ho hum -- >> what happened to my team.

>> we know what happened to our team. they won. this team from the warriors side of the bay -- the entire bay is a warriors territory. we're looking at a little bit of slowing but it's lighter on the left prosch lanes and that's better because it's a tuesday when most of these lanes should be packed in for most of the fall and towards the rest of the school year. as we approach summertime months for spring break for cal ended up over there we did have san francisco as well winding up sessions and we should see lighter commutes around the bay for the next few months in the morning time. we're looking over here, very slow southbound 680 towards the carquinez bridge. it sounds there's debris as you approach the toll plaza, be careful crossing that span. that keeps things lighter through the rest of concord and walnut creek interchange. we see a very pleasant drive starting to build in for san jose. this live camera obviously shows light traffic right now. >> where's everyone at 6:0. >> they are watching us, hi,

everybody. >> good morning. >> looking at their calendars hoping this would be close to the weekend. >> >> we're inching closer. >> there's a lot of fairs and festivals for the weekend and you may already be thinking about events going on in your town. it's going to be really nice. for the coast expect a high of 62 degrees. it will be chilly for bay area beaches the bay will be at 71 degrees and 76 degrees inland. on sunday expect more of the same, even just a touch cooler for those inland valleys and we keep the sunshine. we will start out with some morning clouds all around the bay area. if you're going up on heading down to monterey, 60 degrees on friday. 61 degrees on saturday. upper 50s for sunday. it's going to be a cool and breezy weekend there. much warmer temperatures for lake shas at a and by sunday, we will have a chance of some showers coming through.

in you're heading down to l.a., expect highs to reach in the upper 60s with breezy winds and mix of sun and clouds throughout the weekend. we're going to go to san jose and check out today's temperature trend on this tuesday coming up in three minutes. >> we'll look forward to it. thanks. >> 6:40. coming up next, how two power full forces in education are trying to impact your vote for california governor. >> plus -- >> i don't like my battery percentage to go below 80%. >> phone battery anxiety. new this morning, another reason why experts say we're so addicted to our smart phones. >> pressure is growing on the white house to issue an apology after the really tough mccain comments and as we go to break, let's take a peek at the big board out of new york city. the dow snapping an eight-day winning streak.

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it is 6:43. now a cloudy start, not only in san jose but all around the bay area. and we will get some clearing inland. let's go to the nashtd of evergreen. we're be at 60 degrees at 10:00. still some clouds until about noon then all clear and sunny, highs reaching up to 70 degrees. a little bit lower than where we should be and we're going to have a gradual warm-up as the week goes along. i'll talk about that and also the giants forecast for tonight coming up in five minutes. >> we're saying hello traffic. the commute is starting to

build. you see a half hour, highway 4 to the bay bridge building for the east shore freeway. the north bay no surprises, high bay 37 slowing down out of vallejo. >> if you drive through menlo park late tonight it won't be on highway 101. closed between march and university. drews are working on will low interchange project. that shut down starts just before midnight. the highway opens before the morning commute tomorrow. >> it's 6:44, the primary election right around the corner. have you voted? education one of the biggest issues for voters and could determine who our next governor is. there's a battle brewing between california's teacher's association and advocates for charter schools. public records show donated $14 million to antonio villaraigosa.

the big loser for the teach aers u.n. john endorsements may be eastin. >> they are looking at who they think has the best chance of moving onto the top two runoff in november and looking at the polls and concluding eastin probably has too steep a hill to climb. >> the california teacher as association is one of the most powerful in the state with 325,000 members. 6:45 for you right now. there are calls this morning for the white house to make an official apology. this is overen aide's comment about john mccain. >> a number of republicans are saying, apologize already, let's move on with this. the white house adviser kelly sadler said john mccain's opinions didn't matter because he's dying. she made an apology by phone to mccain's daughter but so far has not made a public apology and we've seen very little reaction from the white house. >> why not just apologize so america doesn't think that is an

acceptable way of speaking within the white house? >> i understand the focus on this issue but it's going to be dealt with and has been dealt with internally. >> how? i was told kelly sadler called the mccain family last week and apologized. >> in that same press conference, the president spokesman said president trump called james shaw jr., the waffle house hero to congratulate him and pushed back against questions about the violence in gaza yesterday. saying it was hamas to blame for monday's death and injuries not israelis. the violence came as america opened up the embassy in jerusalem. white house adviser and trump's son-in-law jared kushner alluded to the protest in his speech. as we've seen from the protest of the last month and even today, those provoking violence are part of the problem and not part of the solution. for that reason, that exact sound bite was not included in

the official white house transcript of kushner's speech. everyone else was. we're not sure why the paragraph was lost. iranian officials are meeting with european officials trying to figure out how to handle the iranian nuclear agreement without the united states. european countries like france and germany have not left that agreement nor has iran. now this puts america in a bit of a pickle we've re-established sanctions against iran but none of the other countries who signed the agreement have because they are still in the agreement. we examined the tweets and executive orders every day here on "today in the bay," i really enjoy your comments. add to it, i'm on twitter @scottmcgrew. it's really considered a lifeline to the world for a lot of people and chances are you're charging it right now. >> your cell phone. will you be expressed if the battery isn't full if you have to leave your house or charge in your car? that anxiety of going with a day without your phone is a subject of several research papers,

psychologists say we've got a reason why we're constantly on our phones for some it's social media. if you're new in town maybe it's for directions but most people say they need to stay connected to family and work. here's the psychologist. >> the need for validation is so high particularly in today's culture. if someone doesn't respond to someone's text in nano seconds they are internallyizing or ka tas trof fees sizing and creating huge pressure. >> maybe they are just busy. >> an american american touches their phone more than 2,000 times a day. >> i can believe that. >> i like to be connected if my kids need me. >> or my kids need me. >> i'm there. need a snack, i'm driving it eefr. >> check the nbc bay area app and get the weather forecast after you leave the house you

can hang out with me for a little while. we're going to see clouds as you get ready to head out the door and the morning commute, hopefully you're not holding your phone as you're driving. it's going to be in the upper 50s through about 9:00 and still some cloudsy skies, we'll get clearing for the peninsula right at about 1:00 to 2:00 this afternoon. if you're going around concord, it's going to be a beautiful day. we start out with upper 50s and then reach into the upper 6 o's for the afternoon. this is a little bit lower than normal as we'll reach up to 68 degrees in san jose and 70 in morgan hill. in oakland, 64 will be the high and san francisco about 61 degrees. 7-day forecast she shows cooler temperatures for the next couple of days, as we're getting started and getting dressed. it's going to be cool and breezy and light long sleeves for the rest of the day as it only makes it into the 60s, if you're going to be out at at&t park, it's

going to be gusty at times, up to 20 miles per hour coming in from the west. and partly to mostly cloudy skies throughout the night. upper 50s. also watching out for the potential of more storms firing up over the sierra. we had that the past couple of days while the bay area stays dry but we will have a chance of a few sprinkles starting out early tomorrow morning. a few spotty light showers for the north bay and interior parts of the east bay. meantime the rest of the day will be partly to mostly cloudy and much cooler and 67 degrees will be the high inland. look at the weekend. it is looking really nice, 76 degrees on saturday with sunshine. low 70s into early next week and san francisco pretty much staying the same, upper 50s to low 60s into early next week. mike, you're saying there's some mysterious slowing. >> just clarified what's going on with chp, still kind of a mystery but there's a report to follow, we're looking over here the south bay with a little

build. peninsula no problem. folks push west across the dumbarton and san mateo bridges. that part of the commute is standard. anywhere south of the north bay, we're looking standard. it is coming to the east bay uniout of the north bay, a huge buildup and 780. folks if you're coming over on 780 eastbound, you may want to continue down the carquinez bridge. metal venting work over there across the carquinez. we'll check quickly with the ways system which reports a similar issue there. waze is talking about a 20 minute delay out of 680 but things are easier towards concord and walnut creek. we'll show you the map where we see the easier drive. and quick look at the san mateo bridge, there's the build we talked about heading west across 92. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >> coming up next a quick look at the top stories, including breaking news in the south bay. what police are revealing about a deadly double shooting

overnight. >> first happening now, 6:51. seattle's biggest business is being hit by new tax to help the homeless. the so-called head tax would raise $48 million a year to build new affordable housing units and provide emergency homeless services. nearly 600 businesses would pay that tax starting in 2019. amazon would take the largest hit. plus muslims around the world preparing for ramadan and islamic holy time when muslims fast and pray to grow closer to allah. the celebration starts tonight. fasting begins tomorrow. we'll be back here in just minutes. 6:52 right now. welcome back.

before you head out the door, here are the top stories on today in the bay-- breaking news: a double shooting near a san jose school! this is a live look at a stri here are the top stories on "today in the bay." >> breaking news, a double shooting near a san jose school, this is a live picture at a strip mall parking lot where the two men wound up. the police say that shooting actually happened about five blocks away. this is in a neighborhood right across the street from calero high school. the one man has died and another will be okay. we don't know whether someone targeted the victims or if this was random. looking live at the neighborhood near san jose's japantown, you can see right there firefighters working at this house fire. this started before 5:00 a.m. this is the back of that house. this is on ninth and east saint james. the family of three needs a place to stay at this time but fankfully no one was hurt.

>> new tensions in the middle east as palestinians are out in force again. protesting the new u.s. embassy in jerusalem. a lot of protests and people on stretchers that are injured and cars in fire in the west bank as well. it follows a day when some 60 palestinians died opposing the decision to move the u.s. embassy. palestinians accuse the u.s. of taking sides in a struggle over what israel calls its capital but palestinians believe it is also theirs. palestinians add this latest move may threaten what has been a fragile peace process. the white house blames the radical group hamas for the explosive reaction among palestinians. >> happening today here in the bay area, palestinian supporters plan to protest in san francisco. they promise to gather outside the israeli consulate located in the financial district. the gathering is supposed to start at 4:00 this afternoon. a second protest is being organized for tomorrow night outside san francisco's jewish community center. >> coverage of the deadly

clashes continues next. the white house doubles down on its support for israel. >> trump administration is fighting a bay area judge's ruling which blocked the president's cancellation of daca. a san francisco federal judge made the ruling in january but the federal government wants the ruling overturned. today a three panel judge from the ninth circuit will hear arguments from both sides in the pasadena court. >> santa clara city council members will ask another one to resign. caserta is faces nine allegations of sexual abuse and improper behavior. he's also running for the sane at a clara board of supervisors. the mayor says the allegations are credible and she hopes he leaves the council. caserta denies the allegations. a live look in fairfield, people who live in this neighborhood are stunned. this after police say that officers found ten children living in who rid conditions and tortured and abuse. the father jonathan michael

allen is facing felony torture and child abuse, range from 4 months old to 12 years old. their grandmother provided photos showing what appears to be a filthy home inside there. you can see the thortsz also arrest the children's mother. she is now out on bail. melania trump subpoena still -- is still in the hospital after kidney surgery. the communications director says she's doing well and will probably be at walter reed medical center in maryland for the rest of the week. president trump tweeted the first laid dy is in good spirit >> your commute could get even more green. talks kick into high gear after switching to all muny buses. transit agency wants to convert to zero emission battery buses by 2025. live pictures from san jose this morning where six buses full of high school students they were there and now they are gone.

they just took off for sacramento. they are going to meet with legislators and talk about issues like education. this is the 16th year they've gone on this trip. they gather in that parking lot and load them up and head on out. taking off minutes ago. >> i'm sure inside the bus it's very quiet. >> teenagers can be waking up right now. >> yeah, but the trip back -- >> yeah, we're going to have some cloudy skies and nice weather for them heading to sacramento or whatever you're doing today. upper 60s for the inland areas, more clouds and some drizzle tomorrow and san francisco reaching 61 with gusty winds today. >> all right, and we should see recovery right there this morning. >> we hope. >> we'll show you the ven eesh sha bridge, southbound 680 and speed sensors are starting to show improvement. there was metal duct work across the lanes and someone did a quick traffic brake. chp said it should be clearing now. >> sounds good. we'll have updates and weather

and traffic when we meet again at 7:25 with a local news update. >> take time to enjoy this tuesday. have a great one. good morning. breaking overnight. on edge. new violence erupts in the middle east. israel launching air strikes against hamas one day after dozens of palestinians are killed. thousands hurt in clashes with israeli soldiers. the opening of the new u.s. embassy in jerusalem fueling outrage with more protests planned today. we're there live. first lady health scare. melania trump remains hospitalized this morning recovering after kidney surgery. we've got the latest on her condition. royal wedding drama. meghan markle's father reportedly backs out with just four days toin