>> it's a nice morning. you do need a jacket heading out the door. a cool start and mostly clear skies. let's go to cupertino for temperature trend. 58 at 8:00 and warm up into the upper 60s today. mostly sunny skies. it's going to be really pleasant. a touch warmer than yesterday. antioch up to 74, 74 half moon bay, santa rosa up to 70 degrees. we'll talk about what's ahead for the weekend coming up. mike says there's some more slowing for the valley. >> typical morning commute. looking over here south bay along the peninsula, drive to the other side of the bay east bay, heading into the tri-valley eastbound 580 where we typically see road crews in the area do overnight roadwork. i think that's what's going on now. we shouldn't see those completely clearing until the next half hour. maybe an early start leaving the area. we'll track that from 230 to the

dublin grade. commute westbound 580 dublin out of the altamont. things are moving nicely here. one crash off of the freeway. sounds like folks are getting by that all right. back to you. >> all right, mike. 5:01. breaking news coming out of the south bay. we just confirmed in the past five minutes a double homicide in the san jose neighborhood off sierra road and skyview drive. "today in the bay's" bob redell live with that information just coming in. bob, what have you been able to find out? >> reporter: well, good morning, marcus. the police have a roadblock at skyview drive preventing people going up 3800 block of skyview road. the crime scene here. police confirming they received a phone call one person shot at that crime scene. you can see the corners. a van arriving in the past half hour. 2011 them. when the officers arrived on the scene they found not one person

shot but unfortunately a man and a woman both shot at least once, both pronounced dead at the scene. police point out they have not identified any suspects at the time. it's not clear if we've had to presume they are still looking for whoever it was, one or two or more people involved in this crime. number nine and number ten homicides of the year for the city of san jose in 880. again, to reiterate, two people shot beyond the checkpoint here. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> bob, haw so much for that update. meantime breaking news from oakland, a deadly crash shutting down an intersection. two mangled cars you see there in the distance might change your commute. police say 98th and bancroft is closed. they expect it to be closed several hours while they investigate. no other details yet. we'll stay on top of this.

5:02, happening today in san jose 49ers linebacker reuben foster's case goes before a judge. foster is accused of attacking his former girlfriend in february. although she has recanted her claims against foster, she may testify under oath at the hearing. foster charged with having an assault weapon. if suspended from the team activities as this case plays out. continuing coverage now. you and your family can now eat romaine lettuce. cdc giving all clear following e. coli break that sickened 200 people. meanwhile a north bay family is now suing a pizza claim. that family claims contaminated lettuce from papa murphy's and american canyon sickened them. families filed the complaint in

solano county. the lawyer says the family's 3-year-old daughter is still receiving treatment from kidney problems. asking for damages and closer food inspection. >> without testing it, there's no way to know what they are selling is either safe or harmful. >> papa murphy's is not commenting on that lawsuit but it did say, "immediately upon hearing the announcement by the cdc on april 13th, and out of an abundance of caution, we directed our system to remove product from our stores and inventory." at 5:04 this morning, there are a lot of questions surrounding a charter school in clayton and surprise exit of school leaders. according to "east bay times" the county is launching an audit. the audit follows this week's surprise departures of the top two administrators at the clayton valley high school. the two happen to be husband and wife. for more than a year people raised questions about the school's money trail and questionable hires.

now department of education demanding the school maintain all documents remember tan to the practices. 5:05. today in d.c., today marks one year since the start of the russia investigation. just yesterday several big announcements into the probe whether the trump campaign illegally worked with them during the 2016 election. last night president trump and his personal attorney rudy giuliani announced trump will not be indicted. here is what's said on fox news. >> about time to say enough. we've tortured this president enough. i don't think agree to the process question, which is the same reason they can't indict him, they can't issue a subpoena to him. >> giuliani said special council robert mueller confirmed that news the president's lawyer. a positive development for the president if true. but just yesterday a senate intel committee reported russia

did mettle in the 2016 campaign on trump's behalf. the big question mueller is trying to answer, was the help coincidental or coordinated. it's 5:06 right now. the royal wedding now just days away. the anticipation is certainly building in the uk right now. and so is the drama. it's now confirmed meghan markle's father will not attend the wedding. meantime later today the staff, capital guard and hundreds of others behind the scenes of the royal wedding will stage a rehearsal at windsor castle. now "today in the bay" jay gray live in london with very last minute preparations under way. a very exciting time to be there in london, jay. >> reporter: it really is. good to talk to you. outside of kensington palace. inside you've got the prince and duchess to be along with meghan markle's mom. she arrived last night, staying in the palace and will likely

meet with the queen today for the first time. part of the formal buildup to this historic wedding. >> behind the walls of winds r castle they are frantically getting ready for the big day. >> polishing and dusting and practicing the organ. >> thousands stormed the castle for a tour. >> incredible to be in a place you know in a few days harry and meghan are going to get married. >> most of the details about the ceremony remain a secret to the crowd, including what's on the menu for the reception, a meal the kitchen staff is preparing. >> getting vegetables prepared, that sort of thing, in advance, so that on the actual day it's just minimal amount of cooking and maximum amount of presentation time.

>> kensington palace shared very little about the big day. >> it's under wraps. top secret. >> we do know markle will not have a maid of honor while prince harry is sticking to tradition asking his brother prince william to be his best man. the rest of the immediate wedding party will be made up of children, bridesmaids, page boys all under 8-year-old and including prince george and princess charlotte. yeah. those kids could steal the spotlight at least for a few minutes on saturday. we know prince harry and meghan markle will leave the grounds tomorrow, go to separate hotels in windsor and won't see each other again until the wedding day. >> jay, you look british this morning. have a little spot of tea for us. what a great assignment. >> reporter: i will have. thank you. >> jay gray, live in london for us. that is a great assignment, don't you think? >> absolutely.

i think any of us would be raising our hands for that one. >> here here. >> right now 5:09, we take a look at martinez temperature trend for today. it's going to be nice and cool. we're going to get a lot of sunshine today. a beautiful thursday. not only here but around the bay. it's going to be slightly warmer. our temperatures by early afternoon at 71 degrees. in san jose it will be a cool start once again some mid-50s. at noon 66 degrees and a sunny 68 degrees at 4:00 today, then cooling down quickly as we head into the evening. we'll take a look at palo alto's temperature trend coming up. mike, you're hearing about a wrong way driver. >> i am, kari. this is at the on ramp 680 and mission, fremont. not on the freeway from what i understand or the initial report. i think someone just took a long turn. a cloverleaf there at 680 and mission. hopefully they get off the freeway and find the on ramp. i'll track that, no slowing in

the area, not a lot of slowing on the maps. that's great news. move to south, san martin, bayshore, 17 smooth over the summit in both directions as well. from the north bay 101, golden gate bridge. a nice easy drive, very sparsely populated. speeds throughout the north bay that's great stuff. over here in fremont we talked about southbound 880 instead of 680. this is showing you the volume of traffic. there is a respectable amount of traffic. all lanes open now. back to you. >> thank you, mike. coming up next here on "today in the bay," a first of its kind exhibit exploring, quote, fake news. the interactive experience coming to the tech museum tonight. >> southwest says it's safe and net neutrality gets half a victory. coming up later at 5:24, which bay area county spends the most time in traffic? we'll have the results of a new study and it actually might surprise you.

mike traffic tease happy thursday. stocks in the news this morning.. right now 5:14, 30 minutes away from sunrise as we look outside in palo alto. a most ly clear start, a lot of sunshine. we go from 56 to 66 at 3:00. it's going to be quite breezy this evening and a little bit of a warm-up as we go into the weekend. i'll have details on that and also some weekend events going on around the bay area coming up in about five minutes.

>> live look at oakland 880 and 98. i no longer see the headlights on the shoulder. tell you what's going on in oakland streets as far as travel time is concerned heading to the bay bridge right now u. stocks in the news. macy's made far more money than investors expected, reversing the worry that traditional retailers are losing out to amazon. national highway safety will join ntsb about the tesla crash in utah. american airlines examined engines the same type as the accident and found no fault in the fan blade. palace month a passenger was killed, the first fatal accident

in history. mark zuckerberg traveling to europe to face questions. here we see zuckerberg testifying before congress after it was revealed cambridge analytica was allowed to use so much of our information. a big week for tech in european union. tuesday closed-door meeting with zuckerberg. friday very strict new rules protecteding european's privacy. the toughest rules we've seep to hit the interpret in years. here at home the senate voted wednesday to protect net neutrality rules. all democrats voted yes. they were joined by three republicans. net neutrality said internet service providers, like our parent company comcast, can speed up or slow down in favor of a website. this almost certainly is not going to pass the house.

so those rules set up by fcc a couple years ago and since quashed will probably indeed go away. senate said, no, we object. >> thank you, scott. >> thanks, scott. well, starting today, you can immerse your self in fake ne news. >> this is what i'm talking about. san jose tech museum opening a new exhibit. this leads us to this augmented reality to watch fake news. can you watch that story evolve there. you're looking right now a little bit of that exhibit there. it's called reality redrawn. tonight a reception. it's open for everyone starting tomorrow. if you want to go see it you have a few weeks so go out and enjoy it. >> 5:16, happening today contra costa county fair starts. look at those pigs. my goodness, up close and personal. day one is dollar day, that means you get in for a buck. carnival rides cost a dollar until 5:00 p.m. animals taken to

the fairgrounds now. you get to see a little bit of everything. the fair runs through sunday. >> we've heard people say man's best friend but try dog's best friend, especially when it comes to saving a life. that's what one dog has done in arizona. check this out. look closely at this home security video. this is may 1st after the owner went inside. you see the dog in the pool he's actually drowning. look what the other one does, jumps in the pool and pushes his friend out. he helps push him out of the pool. he swims back to safety and helps everyone. the dog's owner says smoky has been a hard swimmer. we're happy to see he stepped in when he needed to help his friends out. man's best friend and also pet's best friend. >> isn't that beautiful to see. everybody thinks all dogs can swim. >> no, you've got to be careful. >> if they are tired and can't find a way to get out.

>> that's how i feel sometimes. >> i don't think we'll have any pool weather around here. it's been so chilly out there. even when it warms up, it's still for the warm enough to go out for a swim or go to the beach. we're going to continue on with this kind of weather. as we take a live look outside in fremont as you get thursday started, it is going attack mostly clear. look at the temperature trend, go from 50s to 60s. today a nice little warm-up with all of that sunshine and seven-day forecast already up at the bottom of the screen starting out in the south bay as we look at our high in morgan hill up to 73 degrees. it's going to be 73 also in concord. hayward we're looking at a high of 67 there and some upper 50s and low 60s for the coast. half moon bay 61. in san mateo 65 degrees. 59 in the marina district, while the mission district up to 62. 71 for an afternoon high in sonoma with breezy winds.

as we make plans for the weekend. maier faire will kick off as we look at saturday's forecast in san mateo it's going to be at 62 degrees. a lot of sunshine. if you're going out there, make sure you bring your sunscreen. temperatures are going to be very comfortable. then we officially kick off the season with bay to breakers on sunday in san francisco and that early morning run will start out with some clouds and upper 50s and then as we go into the afternoon really doesn't warm up very much. it's going to be breezy for that after run celebration. if you're going to the sierra, we're going to have these daily thunderstorms firing up. also quite a bit of rain. this is going to help melt more of the snow as we'll see some more rounds of showers and thunderstorms through the weekend as well. as you make your weekend plans, let me know what you're doing o on @karihall weather. a personalized forecast on facebook or twitter and talk about that full weekend forecast in 20 minutes after we look at seven-day forecast. a bit of a warm-up for inland

areas on saturday. 735 degrees in san francisco and low 60s. mike still tracking the crash in oakland. >> i am, kari. off 880 looks like it's moving nicely. everything out pft lanes there. city streets, looking great along the peninsula. on the east bay looking at 98 and bancroft. laura showed you the video earlier of the deadly crash on the street. still closing the intersection 98, fined off 880, closer to 580, cox academy, that's near where the crash is located. activity going on. we're tracking that in the newsroom. meanwhile going through concord, smooth, easy drive, walnut creek interchange, upper east shore freeway no major problems. as we look at the berkeley curve, smooth drive. back-up starting to form for cash lanes in the bay bridge. we should see metering lights in a few minutes. meanwhile san mateo where we don't use metering lights we have, looking at a smooth drive

westbound. back to you. >> 5:20. coming up next on "today in the bay," decision 880. taking a close leer at a ballot measure targeting the gas tax. how it could impact roads we drive on every day. and how much do you love the warriors? mike has his flag out and proud p the other day, mike. he went to the car wash as well. he said it survived. plik mike on facebook and read that full story. you can join our conversation every morning on social media. we're all there. new report says

there have the shortest as we look like san rafael, 5:2 5. the s curve. people living there have the shortest commute. >> people in belvedere have the longest, 40 minutes. san anselmo, 35 minutes. san rafael, the quickest, 28 p marin drivers and area wide 31 minutes. >> get out and vote. today is the last day for the prime area. the measure will allow voters to

weigh in on the gas tax. proposition 59 clarifies where the money goes. the gas tax took affect last november. you may remember that raising prices $0.12 per gallon. this measure requiring to be used only for road improvement projects. one way or the other. lawmakers are not putting that money where they are supposed to. >> we have seen three decades of nothing but diversions of valuable transportation dollars. i think motorists would be foolish to trust them this time. >> down the road, there's another possible curveball. gas tax opponents say they gathered more than enough signatures for repeal measure. >> one of three companies involved in a lawsuit tied to lead paint is now agreeing to pay $60 million to remove that toxic paint from california homes. they agreed to the settlement which ends an 18 year legal battle. two other companies tied to the

case are in play. sherman williams and conagra, a 2013 ruling found each liable. check your chainsaw. harbor recalling two models sold under three different brand names. the company said the power switch can malfunction and the chainsaw can keep running even after it's been switched off. recalls go back to 2009. there are, of course, several stores in the south bay and east bay. >> 5:26. coming up here on "today in the bay." combating the opioid problem. the ambitious plan about to be announced in san francisco today and the changes you could see on city streets. >> plus expanding so-called granny units in the south bay. could it be a fix for housing crisis. the new rules san jose is considering today. gate bridge

5:29 on your thursday morning. look at that. what a gorgeous look outside. >> that is beautiful. >> some of these are so beautiful, golden gate bridge, people travel throughout the world to come here. i work on this show, 18.5 years. still you see some of those shots and they are just gorgeous. >> a great way to wake up. >> thanks for waking up with us. >> meteorologist kari hall with a look at the beautiful weather to go along with the beautiful picture we saw. >> you notice no fog blocking

your shot at the golden gate bridge this morning. going to see sunshine as we take a look outside in san jose. as the sun gets ready to rise in the next few minutes, temperature trends for sunnyvale mid-50s at 7:00. normally we're up to 74 degrees. we're not going to be quite there today. our temperature trend as we get the kids ready for school in concord, 55 degrees. then it warms up to 67 at recess. last school bell will be in the 70s. so it's going to be a beautiful day. we'll talk about the weekend in just a few minutes. mike, there's a surprise at the bay bridge. >> let's take a look. it's a good surprise. no back-up at the bay bridge and no metering lights. talk about the last of the day, i'm looking at the last of the year. some colleges done for the session. that's why we see fewer commuters heading through the area around berkeley, for example, a little lighter. we do have one minor crash

approaching bay bridge. that will slow things down a tad bit but doesn't show problems here p all fine off carten as, a little slowing northbound 101 right here where that stretch was. typically see and should be out over the next 20 or 30 minutes. send it back to you. >> 5:31. back to breaking news we've been telling you about. we've been watching it. this is coming out of san jose. a double shooting there happened overnight marking the city's ninth and tenth homicides of the year. this is happening in the neighborhood off sierra road and skyview drive. i'm still working to figure out what happened overnight. bob redell is there now. of course he's asking those questions. he'll join us again at 6:00 with an update. 5:31. happening today combating opioid crisis, you've probably seen used needles on the streets of

san francisco, hard to walk by, especially if you have kids. this is a story investigators have been looking into for months. today san francisco mark farrell will lay out an ambitious plan to get some of the city's homeless people to try and kick that habit. not only will it clean up the streets but help people have serious drug addictions? >> reporter: yeah. we're going to hear san francisco mayor mark farrell roll out this plan. it will be the first in the nation, actually bringing medical treatment to the streets, to those folks fighting addiction in the streets of san francisco. they want to prescribe or the drug we're talking about, according to san francisco chron cull, bupernorphine. it happens immediately instead of a gradual process with methadone. they did a test in san francisco more than two years ago. they said 60% of the 200 people

who use this drug are still working to stay clean. the plan for the city is to prescribe this drug to 250 people. they want to have a 10-person team to prescribe it over the next two years. the funds will be included in the mayor's budget proposal. also estimates there are 11,000 heroin users in san francisco. pick up more than 12,000 needles at homeless units every month. they did a story on supervised injection sites as possibly a solution for the city and gain access to one of those sites in canada. can you see more on that story on our website at nbcbayarea.com. live near golden gate bridge, pete suratos, "today in the bay." thank you for that story. 5:33. a follow-up, a man accused of driving high and killing three people in fremont is heading to court. all yesterday we were covering had as breaking news. that story closed 880 shutting it down for hours.

in our midday newscast we found out tran was behind the wheel. there were eight people in the suv all heading home from manteca after a day at the zoo. three died and a baby is in critical condition this morning. continuing coverage this morning, people upset over recent accusations surrounding san jose's presentation high school are vowing to keep the pressure on school leaders they met last night with concerned parents to talk about how leadership is handling the crisis. seven months ago our investigative unit uncovered a wave of allegations at the catholic high school. parents of students that go there now seem conflicted. >> if the pope can say he's sorry, i don't understand why they don't say, there are things we mishandled and this is how we're going to go forward in the

future. >> school administrators released a letter in part saying they understand recent turmoil and their goal is to keep students safe from harassment and abuse. to see our exclusive reports on sex abuse allegations at presentation high, head to our website, nbcbayarea.com and click on the investigative tab. 5:35 and new this morning, happening today, hope for home owners in san jose who would like to add a granny unit to their property. if you've ever tried to build off of your home in san jose, you know that permit process is grueling. now the city leaders say they may ease up on restrictions. kris sanchez live for us this morning. kris, this is definitely something a lot of people are talking about here in san jose. >> listen, if you live in san jose and thought about adding a granny unit to have a little extra granny space or perhaps a little short-term rental opportunity you know the city of san jose has not made that easy. that is going to be changing in

the near future. the planning commission is unanimously recommending changes to the zoning and permitting process to allow home owners to create more accessory dwelling units. that's city talk for what most call granny units. the commission will tell the council it will help house people and their extended family members and perhaps create more affordable housing here in the silicon valley. take a look at the proposed changes on the screen. the city may expand zones where granny units are allowed. could also allow more single lots to qualify and increase the maximum size of a unit, also ease and clarify setback requirements which will likely comfort neighbors. now, i confirmed this yesterday with the city council, but the city council won't hear this item until june 17th. you don't have to wait to get answers if you are interested because the city is having a special presentation about granny units tonight at the city hall rotunda, building safety

and open house. talk with electrical, mechanical, plumbing experts about other plans you may have and home projects as well. i'm posting this information on tonight's open house and some of the proposed granny unit changes on twitter and facebook. i know this is a talker in my neighborhood. i'd like to know what the talk is in your neighborhood as well. in san jose kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> that's right. a concern for a lot of folks. thank you, kris. 35k 3 5:37. fire crews reminding you to clear out any brush and vegetation to make it harder for fire to spread. last year we dealt with deadly north bay fires. we certainly don't want that to happen again. we're going to get a look at weekly drought monitor. the drought is over but still state ban limits, state watering your lawn and hosing off

driveways and sidewalks is a no-no. many communities have stricter drought rules in place. atherton still puts people on water budget. places like morgan hill, pleasanton, cupertino, milpitas only let you water your lawn during specific times, sometimes rotating days. the same city plus santa clara, san jose, los altos require hoses to have shutoff valves. they insist restaurants only serve water on q if you request it make sure you drink it. right, mike? >> that's right. don't waste it. over here looking at palo alto, smooth easy drive right now on the peninsula. no major problems. great stuff for highway 101. looking at little blip 101 san jose near the top of the screen. pretty typical as volume builds. hayward and castro valley, no surprise, surprisingly light. talk more, show you contra costa county the interchange no delays. upper east show, this is what

we're talking about surprisingly light back-up right now. beginning to look like the summertime commute. >> exactly. >> getting close. >> that's right. we are close to the weekend. prom still under way as well. good weather? >> great weather for all of that going on around the bay area now. talking about the fairs and things like that kicking off. that makes it seem like it's summer as well. here is a look at your saturday forecast. doesn't quite feel like summer yet especially if you're along the coast and only up to 62 degrees. at least for the inland areas we will have some nice barely comfortable weather and some sunshine. it's going to be a beautiful day on sunday as well with some sunshine, highs up to 72 degrees. if you've already got your tickets for the quakes game at avaya stadium, we're going to have amazing temperatures, some upper 60s. dropping down into the low 60s.

skies will be mostly clear. can you wrap up your weekend in campbell with boogie on the avenue. this will be going on both saturday and sunday. it's going to be very comfortable for sunday afternoon with 72 degrees the high temperature. just make sure you bring sunscreen or a hat or something to give you a little bit of shade and protection from the sun. if you're going to the sierra this weekend, heads up that there's still going to be afternoon thunderstorms firing up for the next several days. that continues into saturday and sunday as well as more of that snow melts we'll be up to 57 degrees on sunday. if you're thinking, man, i just really need a beach weekend, make sure you bundle up. it's only going to reach into the mid-60s on saturday panned on sunday 62 degrees. long sleeves and pants with those gusty winds it's going to feel even cooler in the tri-valley it's also going to be very nice and comfortable up to 70 degrees on saturday and sunday 69 degrees. we'll talk about what's going on with our forecast for today.

that's coming up in three minutes. >> 5:40, coming up next on "today in the bay," growing traffic problems in the south bay. with beach season about to get under way, a little cool just yet but it's about to. the new effort to combat the congestion that travels through los gatos. >> the president's son is trying to explain a mystery phone call. we'll walk you through it when "today in the bay" continues.

right now 5:43 on thursday

morning, a nice sunrise under way. as we take a live look outside in san jose, let's go to sunnyvale for temperature trend. you'll see a mix of sun and clouds throughout much of the morning starting out in the mid-50s but making it into the upper 60s today. it's still going to be cooler than normal but we will have a warm-up, just a little bit, for that weekend forecast. we'll talk about that and what to wear coming up in about five minutes. >> tracking richmond to san rafael bridge. toll plaza, no back-up here or at the bay bridge. we'll show you where things are getting crowded coming up. 5:44 and the search continues for the owner of two pit bulls after an attack at a popular park in st. francis. police say the dogs in this picture -- you see them off in the distance here -- tacked another dog named bloom on sunday. bloom's owner said she tried to break it up and she was bitten as well.

three other people also bitten. now investigators are looking for the man as well as the dogs in the picture. it's 5:45. frustrated folks have a new way to report. a if you didn't know a lot of people cut through los gatos on the way to santa cruz because the highway gets so backed up. it turns surface streets into a parking lot in los gatos. it's tough to get around. they have shut down the off-ramp to keep people from coming into town but not this year. it didn't work. los gatos is setting up beach hot line for neighbors to call. you want to try to get out early if you want to head to santa cruz. >> you want to make as little money on your commute? they have been rewarded $25 for car-pooling.

that is about to end next month. you still have time to sign up and be rewarded. if you're 18 years old or older and have a car. contact them for more details. one year since robert mueller investigating the white house. >> a witch hunt? >> several indictments and guilty pleas. yes. one year ago today. we've not heard much from mueller, of course. the former fbi director has run a tight investigation. all the information we get is from publicly filed papers. the senate released thousands of pages of transcripts into the investigation into donald trump jr.'s meeting. this is the meeting where they promised dirt on hillary clinton and trump junior e-mailed back, i love it. paul manafort and jared kushner at the meeting. as for the "i love it" he

explains it as something you say. though he did testify the "it" meant dirt on hillary clinton. he was also questioned about a series of phone calls found in his phone records as he was setting up the meeting. frump j trump jr. speaks with a russian. then a number with a blocked number and another phone call with the same russian. trump jr. tells the senate committee he remembers the calls with the russian but can't recall the phone call with this one in the middle, who is it with. president trump met with california leaders who agree with him on immigration in the white house on wednesday. he said we have the dumbest immigration laws in the world, spoke out against muls 13, membs calling them animals and spoke out against the mayor. >> you talk about obstruction of justice. i recommend you look into

obstruction of justice for the mayor of california. she advises thousands of people, get out of here, the law enforcement is coming. >> the mayor, as you remember, warned oakland residents about an upcoming i.c.e. raid. she stands by this. the president suggesting the justice defendant level charges against her, explaining it to sessions. he's aware of her, called her actions shameful in a speech he gave in san francisco in march. the government's ethics office say president trump might have violated rules by not reporting his payment to stormy daniels if. i'm tweeting about that. you can find me @scottmcgrew. we've been talking about this for a while. everyone seems to be getting into the royal spirit. velveeta, the cheesemaker.

introducing crowns in cheese. this is a version of the shells and cheese pasta. >> the new version. >> tell us why, marcus. >> velveeta says cheesy crowns are better than the real ones. >> it ain't easy being cheesy. i think my kids would like the little crowns. the velveeta, not so much. >> cheese snob. >> i've never done velveeta. >> every dip i make. >> oh, my gosh, was that in there. >> we've got her. >> now a big mac. >> family secret. >> my gosh. my internal organs right now. >> let's just move on to breakfast this morning and getting your coffee going as we start out this thursday morning. it's going to be a nice start. here is your out-the-door temperatures as you're getting ready to step out on thursday

morning. mostly clear skies, 51 palo alto, 51 san jose, 51 firefield. napa the coolest at 42 degrees. seven-day forecast already up at the bottom of the screen. you'll be able to check out microclimate. our highs heading into the low- to mid-70s for the inland area. the bay will be at 64 for oakland, 69 in palo alto. and for the coastal areas in san francisco, 61 degrees. let's get dressed this morning. start out with some long sleeves. later on today, make it spot low 70s, rolling those sleeves up and sunglasses. yes, you'll need that with all the sunshine. if you're going to contra costa county fair in antioch, it's going to be perfect weather out there. it's dollar day. you want to get there early. it will be 73 at 4:00 and then cooling down into the upper 50s later on this evening. heads up if you're going to the sierra. we're still going to have a chance of showers and thunderstorms over the next several days mostly during the

afternoon. they do have a lot of lightning and sometimes heavy rain. kicking off the season with bay to breakers. this sunday a big-time race. it's going to be cool, cloudy during the morning. maybe some fog as well. clearingous as we go through the day. nice ahead inland areas. mike, some slowing? >> trying to find it. that's how great the commute is for most people this morning. looking towards south bay with a little slowing for 101. it stands out here. usually first burst of traffic we see, we may see that clear up and kick back in. a little slowing for hayward 880, south county, san martin, 101 typical spot clear by morgan hill. highway 17 clear both directions over the summit. san mateo bridge picks up the volume, not a problem. more cars heading across that flat section over towards foster city side. the peninsula doesn't show any delay.

101 through north bay moves nicely. great shot southbound toward the bridge. one crash heading towards the bay bridge west 580 west nile lane blocked, back-up not too bad. it happened 25 minutes ago but still there. back to you. >> thank you so much, mike. you've got the app. you wonder how much time you spend on social media? an app for that. helping users track their time online. video of a new york man threatening to call i.c.e. is going viral and it's getting heated reaction. he was in a cafe and reportedly got mad when he heard workers speaking spanish. microsoft launching an adjustable xbox controller to make it easier with people with physical disabilities play games. it comes out tlaer thlater this. back street is back, while you were sleeping they released their first song in five years.

our emeryville welcome back to you. 5:55 right now. taking a live look outside from our emeryville camera. as you see traffic picking up. off to a cool start. you see drizzle. it will warm up as well. kari tracking it all in five

minutes. >> you need to get ready to pay more if you want to check out golden gate bridge. taking a live look at the toll plaza. examiner reporting parking lot prices could go up. they consider a new payment plan tomorrow. right now park in the employee parking lot on weekends for $5 a day. on the san francisco side it costs $0.25 every 15 minutes for parking. you said that new plan drivers would pay $5 an hour. former prime minister's book tour continues and could spark protests and arrests. i want to show you the scene last night outside the community center where he was attending vent. more than a dozen protesters arrested. protesters say he was responsible for the deaths of hundreds of palestinians as israel's leader. >> they disrupted him from speaking because they wanted to make a clear mark we in the bay area do not support the crime.

>> no frob with 2 million in gaza. feel terrible and want them to have a better life and better society. lay the blame squarely on hamas. >> obviously some supporters there as well. his visit comes after israeli forces fired on killed dozens of palestinians at the gaza border this week. they were protesting the opening of the american embassy in jerusalem. today he'll speak at the commonwealth club. there will ab reception on capitol hill today to honor the service of senator john mccain. senators mitch mcconnell, chuck schumer, lindsey graham and amy klobuchar will host that. a special screening of hbo's documentary simply called "john mccain:for whom the bell tolled." he agreed to participate after he was diagnosed with brain cancer in july. with our phones pretty much attached to our hands, have you ever wondered how much time you spend on social media?

you can find out. at least for instagram users. the company is featuring a show and tell pretty much -- actually testing the feature. this is to show how much time you spend using the app or wasting time looking at selfiesp food, flowers. under the age 35 spending 30 minutes a day on the app. older users spent more than 24 hours a day. >> birth rates dropped to a record low last year, roughly 8 million births in 2017 down 2% from 2016. the number of teen births are also down. preterm birth increased for the third year in a row. also a slight increase in c-section deliveries. this was interesting, birth rates down for every age group under 40 but rose for women in their early 40s. sounds like couples are waiting a little long tore have

children. >> 5:58 for you right now. new this morning, good news for college grads looking for a job. an older survey found the outlook is the strongest in a decade. 80% of employers are planning to hire recent grads this year. 47% plan to offer higher pay than last year and nearly philly quarters of employees -- those employers say they are willing to negotiate salary offers when they are hiring a recent grad. >> right now at 6:00 following breaking news out of the south bay. double homicide in san jose. live at the scene where it happened. plus a deadly crash overnight in the east bay. the impact this could have on your commute this morning. >> countdown to the royal wedding. the major announcement from meghan markle overnight. will her dad be there for the big day. "today in the bay" continues right now. a very good thursday morning to you, thanks for starting it with us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington.

of course we'll get a look at your commute in a moment. right now we go to kari hall. kari, we can expect nice weather today? >> really nice today. a lot of sunshine. as you step out you can't really tell it's going to be a comfortable day. it starts out chilly. our temperatures at walnut creek at 5:00, 62 degrees making it into the low 70s for early afternoon. as we check out our high temperatures today, it's still going to be breezy and cool for the coast and inner bay and oakland up to 64 degrees. be at 74 in antioch, 70 in san jose. we'll talk about what's ahead over the next several days with a slight warm-up. mike investigates your commute at the bay bridge. >> that's what we do here. #, we investigate. over here metering lights are turned on. chp report didn't say that. judging by the pattern, must be something going on. very quickly making their way onto the span. the bay bridge metering lights triggers a back-up at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's taking