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 almost 10 minutes

for this to form in the fasttrack. 880 overcrossing, slowest drive with biggest back-up. we do have a crash blocking west line 580, towards the maze itself. starting to see a back-up there. that is the focus of the morning commute. concord, orind, a, contra costa tunnel no problem, smooth drive for east shore freeway. down in the south bay no major problems, 880 slows a bit through hayward and south county a little slowing 101 through san martin. that's pretty good, laura. back to you. >> thank you very much. we begin with breaking news in the south bay this morning. police blocking roads to a san jose neighborhood this morning as investigators remain on the scene of a double homicide. "today in the bay" bob redell joins us live at the scene. near allen rock park. bob, i understand you got a big update in the last hour or so. >> correct. good morning to you, laura.

we're here on sierra road and skyview road where they still have roadblock established. crime accept 3800 block of sierra road. in the last few moments we've seen the van leave, coroner vans carrying the bodies of a man and woman have left the scene. according to the san jose police department they let us know in the last hour around 10:00 hass night they received a 911 call one person had been shot. officers arrived here. they not only found one person but two. they found man and a woman, both adults, each shot once and sadly both pronounced dead at the scene. the police department has not identified a suspect or suspects. they are still looking for who did this, shot these two people. they have not found a description as of yet. these would be the ninth and tenth homicides in the city of san jose for the year 880. reporting live in east san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay."

>> a tough morning there. thank you so much for that update, bob. >> 6:02, breaking news out of oakland right now. deadly crash shut down an intersection. two mangled cars you see there. it might change your commute. police say 98th and bancroft is closed for several hours while they investigate. no other details right now but we'll stay on it. >> happening today in san jose, 49ers linebacker reuben foster's domestic violence case goes before a judge. foster is accused of attacking his former girlfriend back in february. he pleaded not guilty last week. his girlfriend recanted her claims against foster. she may testify under oath at today's preliminary hearing. foster is charged with having an assault weapon. he is suspended from the team's activity as that case plays out. >> as we take a live look from washington, d.c., this morning, today is marking one year since the start of the russia investigation. just yesterday several big

developments in that probe into whether the trump cam paper illegally worked with the russians during 2016 election. last night the president's attorney rudy giuliani announced trump will not be indicted. here is what he 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 to the president's lawyers. 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. 6:04 and continuing coverage. you and your family can eat romaine let us again. cdc giving all clear following e. coli break that sickened 200

people. meanwhile a north bay family is now suing the pizza chain, suing one of the pizza chain. that family claims contaminated lettuce from papa murphy's and american canyon sickened three people in the family. the hunter family from vallejo filed that complaint in solano county. sacramento food supplier is also named there. 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 6:05, 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 the county's office of education is demanding the school maintain all documents for finances and hiring practices. the royal wedding coming up on saturday. certainly the excitement is building. new video this morning showing some of the preparations under way at windsor castle right now. today the staff, castle guard 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

liver in london. jay, we got a big announcement overnight about whether or not meghan markle's dad will attend the wedding. >> reporter: yeah, overnight there, early morning here. we learned from kensington palace behind me here as they released a statement from meghan markle. she's saying she sadly has to report her father will for the be part of this wedding. he was admitted for emergency heart surgery two days ago. doctors say he's not well enough to make the trip. meghan markle and prince harry are in the palace, so is her mom. she made the trip over and is staying in the palace. she may meet the queen as early as today, part of the formal preparations as part of this historic wedding. behind the walls of windsor castle, teams are frantically preparing for the day. >> they are getting set up. it's cool to see. >> polishing and dusting and we think practicing the organ.

>> thousands of fans stormed the castle for tours before it closed today for a wedding rehearsal. >> 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 already preparing. >> getting asparagus, 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, of course, prince george and princess charlotte. they need to be careful because the kids could steal the spotlight on saturday. cute couple there. tomorrow prince harry and meghan will leave the grounds here and travel to windsor about 25, 30 minutes away, stay in separate hotels. they won't see each other again until their wedding day. >> so that tradition continues. >> no doubt the kids will steal the spotlight. >> they always do. i could look at those kids all day. they are so adorable. aren't they? thanks so much. bring us a token, a trinket from all this. i'm sure they are selling a lot of it. a meghan markle salt shaker or something. >> i will. >> thanks, jay. "today" show hoda kotb will be live from windsor as "today" kicks off its coverage of the royal wedding. you can catch live coverage as it happens saturday starting at 1:30 in the morning right here

on nbc bay area. >> i have royal tea, tea tin from the past one, kat relationship and william. >> p -- katherine and william. >> sipping your tea and coffee. a nice one today, starts out with cool weather. we go to campbell for temperature trend. pat 10:00, 56 degrees, a few clouds here and there. it all clears out through the day. normally up to 74 degrees but we'll stay just below that for today. checking out our school day forecast for livermore in the tri-valley, up to 54 degrees and clearing out once again as we head up to 68 at 1:00 today. we'll talk about what's ahead with our temperature trend in fremont. mike takes us to oakland. >> we have a concern, kari, as we get close to school hours folks traveling through the area. no problems for the tri-valley, dublin exchange and slowing

through hayward easing off in castro valley for northbound 238. either off the freeway, looking at 98, bancroft, tracking a deadly crash on city streets in oakland. closing 98 for a block around cox academy. not expecting freeways, city streets. i'll let you know if there are problems to hear about. 880 moving through fremont here. light towards silicon valley as we showed you the lighter volume except 101 towards 680. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >> 6:1 1. coming up on "today in the bay," changing your reality. the new exhibit in the south bay that let's you see the world from another person's perspective, literally. and net neutrality gets we'll call it half a victory ahead in business and tech. >> later we all know about that pain at the pump especially here in california. the new ballot measure aimed at making sure your money for gas

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happy thursday. stocks in the news this morning.. . it's 6:14. we've almost made it to friday. we wake up to sunshine. it's going to be a beautiful day. time to get up and get moving. it's a chilly start with lower 50s at 8:00. partly cloudy skies at fremont. we're going to make it into the

upper 60s and low 70s with sunshine. a great way to head into the weekend, get out there and enjoy it. we'll talk about the weekend forecast, whether you'll be staying here or hitting the road. that's coming up in five minutes. >> kari, we're looking at great travel times, 20 minutes from the bay bridge where we're just now getting the back-up metering lights turned on. tri-valley showing slowing, nothing dramatic. show you the overall view from your commute coming up. a very happy thursday to you. stocks that are in the news this morning f made far more money than investors expected reversing that worry that traditional retailers are losing out to amazon. national highway traffic safety commission said it will join ntsb investigating tesla crash in utah. speaking of safety southwest airline said it examined all its airline engines that were the same type in that accident,

found no flaws in the fan blades. last month a fan blade sliced open the fuselage of 737 and a passenger was killed. first fatal accident in southwest history. senate voted wednesday to protect net neutrality rules. all democrats voted yes. they were joined by three this almost certainly is not going to pass the house. 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 the european union. you've got tuesday, that closed door testimony from zuckerberg. this coming friday, very new strict rules that protect european's privacy go into

effe effect. the toughest rules we've seen to hit the internet in years. you've seen the change in service. that's what's happening. they are improving it for european laws. >> interesting. good to keep track of. >> thanks, scott. well, starting today, you can immerse your self in fake news. san jose if allowing you to use technology to see fake news evolve. it's called reality redrawn. can you also see how another person might interpret the story differently. so you can pretty much understand their viewpoint. tonight there's a reception and this is open to everyone starting tomorrow. you will have a couple of weeks to actually take part in this

exhibit. take a look at this, a sweet ballpark proposal this morning. miami marlins fan marlene sanchez threw out the first pitch during the game. look who the catcher was. she didn't know it was him. it's her boyfriend. he surprises her and opens a baseball to show her the ring. looks like she said yes p love at the ballpark. look at that. i'd say that's a home run for both of them. >> she got a diamond on the diamond. >> he said diamond. >> good for him. that's unique. >> i was worried he was going to throw it to her. >> no, no, no. that was probably an investment. >> there's going to be a giants game this evening. >> hey. >> start making your plans. all right. it's going to be a great day. we're going to see a lot of sunshine. we start out with cool temperatures this morning. here is a live look outside in

san francisco. isn't it just a beautiful sunrise. seven-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen as you get ready to head out the door. let's go through that morning commute in the south bay. hopefully not too long for you. partly cloudy skies, 53, warming up into the upper 60s as you head out for lunch. we're going to make it to 70 degrees today in the south bay. 70 also in livermore. 73 in concord. palo alto 69 degrees. oakland today 64. 61 in st. francis. also today the contra costa county fair kicks off in antioch and it's dollar day. get there early. it will be in the low 70s at 4:00, then it does cool down nicely as the sun sets. make sure you bring a jacket because it does cool off quickly. if you do have plans to go to sierra, this is a live look at squaw valley. we can see the clouds overhead and there will be a chance of thunderstorms not only today but the next several days with high temperatures in the low 60s.

we've seen these thunderstorms developing by 4:00 to 5:00. that will be the same today, winding down tonight and tomorrow afternoon. if you have plans to head there or anywhere across the region, let me know what your plans are. i'm @karihall weather on facebook and twitter. we'll talk about that full weekend forecast coming up in 20 minutes. it's going to be a nice weekend for inland areas, up to 75 on saturday. a little cooler early next week as san francisco stays in the low 60s. mike, you have a new crash in san jose. >> i do. you wouldn't be able to tell from the live camera behind me. how light and easy, 880 south of allen rock. that's where we have slowing reported but don't see slowing on the sensors either. i told you they would sort out after the crash, might kick in by 6:30. we'll see. we saw how easy the drive is. disabled vehicle on the off-ramp

not causing problems, out of lanes. smooth easy drive, a little slowing through south valley, hayward, southbound 880, heading across san mateo just started. over here concord out of bay point, slowing for highway 4, but that's not bad. crash northbound 680 approaching walnut interchange. should be out of lanes approaching the maze, no big deal. metering lights on at the bay bridge. back-up mild here. over here west 92 starting to show a slowdown as the volume builds towards san mateo over hayward. back to you. >> thanks, mike. coming up here on "today in the bay" is a story you don't want to miss. a dog actually saved another dog from drowning in their backyard pool. this was all caught on camera. you don't want to miss that story coming up. >> it's pretty amazing. attention travelers, airlines don't handle delays the same.

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register for next month )s well, you hear it all the time around elections, get out and vote. if you haven't registered, monday is your last day to register for next month's primary. one will allow voters to weigh in on the gas tax. the proposition clarifies where that money goes. the gas tax took affect last month raising prices $0.12 a gall gallon. you remember that one. it would be a lockbox requiring it to only be used for road improvement projects. opponents believe one way or another lawmakers not putting that money where they are supposed to. >> we have seen three decades of nothing but diversions of valuable transportation dollars. ping voters would be foolish to trust them this time. >> down the road there's another possible curve here. gas tax opponents say they have

gathered more than enough signatures for a repeal measure. >> what do you say, they are called man's best friend but dog's best friend. watch this video. one dog almost in a panic as another has fallen into the pool. he's struggling there, can't seem to get out. the dog, the other dog, is trying to do whatever he can to help him. jumps in the pool and pushes his friend out. it's all caught on the surveillance camera at the people's house. the dog rescued, walks away, the other dog able to jump out of the pool as well. isn't that amazing? >> it is. i'm sure they are best friends, play together and love each other. he saw his buddy was in need and jumped in and helped out. >> that's a beautiful thing. >> coming up here on "today in the bay" at 6:26, the drought is over for now. but the hills are starting to

turn brown. we checked with cities across the bay area about permanent water restrictions and the changes you might need to make. plus tackling the opioid crisis. san francisco's ground breaking plan to treat people struggling with addiction. 6:27 right now. you're watching "today in the bay."

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things will start to warm up this afternoon. taking a live look outside at redwood city. a good morning. thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. let's get over to kari hall for the forecast before you head out the door. >> a cool start, a little cooler than yesterday. we've got a giants game. that will be later at 7:15. first pitch at 56 with breezy winds and then turning mostly cloudy. make sure you're prepared for that. also tracking showers and thunderstorms firing up over the sierra each and every afternoon. it doesn't change in the weekend. we'll talk more about this and the weekend forecast coming up in seven minutes. mike, there's a back-up at the bay bridge. >> which should, kari, be a duh moment. we haven't seen this much traffic and back-up until just now this morning. a light volume through the area. see some flashing lights. these are vehicles involved in

the earlier crash heading to the bay bridge. i think nase why it's finally filled in. folks held up here. mild build for 580. bay bridge toll plaza metering lights on. upper east shore just fine, a crash on the left shoulder. here is concord, orinda, highway 4. the rest shows a mild build. some debris around sonoma. i'm going to track that towards fremont, will get an update from chp. you have an update in the south bay. over to you. >> big news in san jose. a live look at the neighborhood. this is off sierra road and skyview drive where police are investigating a deadly double shooting overnight. a man and a woman were killed marking the city's ninth and tenth homicides of the year. we've got new video to show you as well of nbc sky ranger over that crime scene. we're still working to figure out what led up to that shooting

up in the allen rock foothills. >> we all know the opioid crisis is a major problem across the nation and right here in the bay area. today leaders in one lay area city will make a new approach. they will take this approach as they try to solve the problem. >> san francisco mayor mark farrell lays out an ambitious plan to help the city's homeless struggling with opioid addiction. pete suratos joins us live to break it all down for us. good morning, pete. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and marcus. as you mentioned san francisco mayor mark farrell is going to unveil this plan later this morning, especially the pl morning. essentially a plan to take it to the people battling opioid addiction, we're seeing across the country but in san francisco. the specific drug they want to prescribe to folks called buprenorphine. according to san francisco

chronicle, it works faster than methadone in that it stops craving immediately. the department of public health did a test on the drug at tent encampments in san francisco about two years ago and they said 60% of the 200 people who use the drug are still working to stay clean. now as far as the city's plan goes, a 10-person team hitting the streets to prescribe the drug to 200 people over a two-year period. the funds for the program will be included in the mayor's current budget proposal. the department estimates their about are about 11,000 heroin addicts, they pick up 12,500 needles in homeless encampments per month. they got a behind the scenes look at one in canada. you can read more about that on our website, nbcbayarea.com. live at the golden gate bridge, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thank you for the update, keeping us updated.

>> it is 6:33 right now. a follow-up now. today the man accused of driving high and killing three people is due in court. if tran was behind the wheel. there were eight people in the suv all headed home to manteca after a day at happy hollow zoo. nine-year-old brook and her sister christy died. 39-year-old noel johnson died in the crash. the baby critically hurt. many communities spent the past few weeks getting people ready to protect themselves. fire crews crews are reminding you to clear out brush and vegetation, making it harder for the fire to spread. last year we dealt with deadly north bay fires as you remember. we'll get a look at the weekly drought monitor this week. of course the drought is over

but somewhat permanent limits. watering your lawns during and after rainfall and hosing off sidewalks and driveways. many communities still have stricter drought rules in place. atherton puts people on water budget. morgan hill, pleasanton, cupertino and milpitas only allow you to use water and water lawns during specific times. those same cities plus santa clara, san jose and los altos require hoses to have those shut ofl valves when you wash your car. palo alto and mountain view insist you only serve water on request. at 6:35, new this morning, hope for home owners in the south bay who maybe want to add a granny unit on their property f kris sanchez live at city hall. definitely a lot of people talking as they try to expandton their little homes they have right now. >> reporter: yeah. you know, i'll tell you that

usually this is an annual event, well attended. this year a lot more buzz because there are proposed changes to that granny unit zoning. if you've ever wanted to think about -- rather, if you've ever thought about adding a granny unit to your property in san jose, you know the city has not made it easy with zoning requirements, size requirements and what not. that could be changing very soon. let me show you this morning homes, the planning commission is going to unanimously recommend changes to zoning and process to allow home owners to create more what they call accessory dwelling units, what you and i call granny units. the commission will tell the council that it will help people house extended family members and perhaps create more affordable housing here in the difficult area to find housing. take a look at the proposed changes on the screen. the city may expand zones where granny units are allowed. and allow more single family

lots to qualify and increase the maximum size of adu, which is a granny unit, and ease and clarify setback and parking requirements, which will likely comfort your neighbors if you're thinking about getting a granny unit. now, i confirmed this yesterday with the city couple, they won't hear this item until june 17th. however, i can tell you you don't have to wait to get answers if you are interested. the city will have a special presentation about granny units at 6:30 tonight at city hall rotunda. you can talk with trillion, plumbing experts about permits. they will answer questions for you. i've posted more information about this all morning long on my twitter feed and facebook page. i set up a poll asking if you think this is a good idea to have more granny units in san jose. i asked the same question on facebook, and i look forward to continuing the conversation

there. again, i know what the talk is in my neighborhood about this, i live in the city of san jose. i'd like to know what the talk is where you live. in san jose, kris sanchez dhez, d , day in the bay. if you're card carrying maybe of the nation, here is the picture. >> the first two games western conference finals. game one in houston was all warriors. last night the rockets pretty much controlled the game. 127-105. live look at oracle. let's get off last night's game and look at the future. game three tips off sunday night. game four also at oracle next tuesday. >> you know, we love to watch the series though, right? >> we do. enjoy the series. just realize oracle arena painted the color of the rockets. maybe make it blue and gold for the next game.

i don't know. i don't control the external color. we do see slowing starting to build for north 101. north of this camera shot i talked about that crash around allen rock. registering one lane blocked in the system. we do have that build. more traffic from capital expressway. south bay commute entering for 85 and 87 as well. we'll track that. so far south shows significant change over the last 20 minutes. the rest of the bay shows a nice smooth flow of traffic. no major concerns 880, approaching bay bridge. richmond san rafael bridge. we're starting to see volume increase and wait time for folks in the fasttrack lane. have you to wait to get to san rafael. >> you have to wait for the weekend. not much longer. >> all right. we're going to have some great weather for the weekend coming up. a little bit warmer, which is what we've been waiting on. for the inland area 76 degrees. still comfortable. the bay will be up to 71, the

high for the coast only 62. we'll keep the cool weather for the coast and breezy conditions as well. 68 degrees for the bay and 72 inland on sunday. what are you going to do this weekend if you've already got your tickets for the quakes game you know it's going to be a lot of fun out there at avaya stadium. kick off 7:15, 67 degrees. nice and comfortable. you do want to bring your jacket as those temperatures cool off into the low 60s. then on sunday you can boogie on the avenue in campbell. it's going to be beautiful with some sunshine. maybe need some sunscreen with all of that sun. highs reaching up to 72. it's going to feel very comfortable. then on sunday we also have the bay to breakers in san francisco. this will be a race that starts out cool with cloudy skies. by the time you get to celebrating in early afternoon, we'll start to see that sun coming out. if you're going to yosemite this weekend, we will have an afternoon chance of showers and thunderstorms each day. not only today but tomorrow as

well. then saturday you can see thunder and lightning. just be careful out there if you're going to be hiking for several hours. if you're going to santa cruz, you do need some long sleeves. it will be partly cloudy skies but gusty and up to 66 degrees and even cooler on sunday, 62. in the tri-valley expect highs in the low 70s. be up to 70 degrees for saturday and sunday 6 degrees. let me know what you're doing this weekend. i'm @karihall weather on twitter and facebook and i'll have a look at today's temperature trend for san jose in three minutes. >> sounds great. thanks, kari. coming up on "today in the bay," some incentive to start car-pooling to work. bay area county offering you money if you decide to carpool. >> the president's son tries to explain a mystery phone call and a live look at the big board out of new york city. dow 30 industrials, san jose cisco is on there down 4%. that's dragging the whole market lower. you know at the heart

of what mayor villaraigosa is doing today, he's fighting to make this country more equal and more just. president obama called him one of america's finest mayors. he's more prepared to get things done. antonio for governor.

brought business and labor together to expand career training and apprenticeships, invested in transportation and helped create over 200,000 living wage jobs. antonio villaraigosa for governor. the search continues for we wake up to a beautiful sunrise. let's go to los gatos for temperature trend. 55 through 8:00, a few clouds in the mix. it will warm up into the low 70s today. overall a beautiful afternoon. what are you planning to do? we'll talk about what's ahead for the weekend. that's coming up in about five minutes. >> some slowing. because of the build through the

south bay 101 with the slowdown. that crash clearing in the key. north bay 101 southbound slower drive san rafael out of novato. i'll explain why coming up. 6:45 for you right now. the search continues for the owner of two pit bulls. after an attack at a popular park. the owner said she tried to step in and break up the fight but she was bitten as well. three other people claim they were bitten. investigators are looking for the man as well as the dogs you see in the picture. want took make money on your commute. drivers in contra costa have been rewarded $25 for car-pooling. that's about to come to an end next month. you still have time to sign up for car-pooling and get rewarded. you have to be 18 and older.

contact 511 contra costa for details. today marks one year of robert mueller investigating the white house. >> scott mcgrew calls it a witch hunt. >> a witch hunt? >> several indictments and guilty pleas. yes. one year ago today. we've not heard much from the special council, of course. the former fbi director has run a very tight investigation. all the information we get is from publicly filed papers. the senate released transcripts into its investigation into donald trump jr.'s meeting into the investigation at trump tower in 2015. this the meeting where russians promised dirt on hillary clinton and trump junior e-mailed back, i love it. >> he did explain about i love it. he was questioned about phone calls in his record where trump

jr. speaks with a russian helping him set up the meeting. then there's a phone call soon after to a blocked number and another call with that same russian. trump jr. says he well remembers the two phone calls here but he can't remember who he called in this call with the blocked number. 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, and spoke out against oakland 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. >> mayor schaaf warned oakland residents about the upcoming i.c.e. raid in the city. she stands by her action. the president in the sound bite says jeff. he's obviously talking to jeff

sessions. sessions is aware of libby schaaf as he calls her actions shameful in a speech he gave in sacramento in march. we examine the president's tweets and executive orders every day on "today in the bay." there's a lot going on, which isn't terribly unusual. you can find me @scottmcgrew. >> happening today, take a look here anchors and reporters hosting a very special luncheon right here at our san jose studios. this is to honor student winners of this year's growing up asian in america contest. 1,000 submitted essays, art and videos, part of asian pacific american heritage month celebration going on. our very own mike inouye is handing out those awards today. a big honor going on today for not only the students but to be part of. >> an honor to see aspiring

artists have done and what they have done. i've grown up asian in the bay area and new i've grown up to be an asian adult. >> a leader. you give a lot back to the community. >> i do what i can. >> you're modest. so a look at what's going on with the weather. >> we're going to have some beautiful weather. we start out with coastal fog. a look at video and cameras across the bay area. here is a look outside in woodside where you see dense fog there. it's 55 degrees. as you head out the door, get the kids ready in the south bay it's going to be 51 and partly cloudy. as the last school bell rings we'll be at 68 by this afternoon. seven-day forecast is up at the bottom of the screen in san francisco where we're heading up to 61 degrees today. half moon bay at 61 and palo alto at 61, livermore 70 and

mid-70s for antioch. it will be a little warmer than it was yesterday. as you're getting dressed, take a look out the window. see that sunshine, do not forget sunglasses. also long sleeves will be comfortable as it will be breezy at times. if you're going out there to contra costa county fair that kicks off, get there early for dollar days. it's going to be 73 at 4:00. a nice little cooldown as we head closer to sunset. so bring some long sleeves as well. russian river valley for the weekend will be very nice with mostly sunny skies as you check out some of the videos in the low 70s. towards the inland areas up to 75 on saturday. sunday 70 degrees and still have low 70s spoke next week. not much of a big warm-up here. in fact, san francisco stays in the low 60s through early next week. mike, now you're tracking a crash in the north bay. >> i am, kari. look at slower drive we saw on the sensors. south bay we have a crash that

cleared in san jose. that's a pretty standard pattern as far as the build, lighter build across the bay now kicking in with volume. that's why we're seeing sa slower drive from novato, san rafael. that was the only reason. then we see this crash. i heard about it, spot it with the camera right there. pulled off to the shoulder there southbound 101 in the curve heading down. right around the parkway everything off to the shoulder as you see right here. that's better news for that north bay. a smooth flow of traffic for south bay as well. the build we showed you through san jose 680 jam up as is tradition. we'll give you a look at the waze system. over to san francisco, east shore freeway and bay bridge although it's a tougher drive now because of that volume, that's your best commute now. join nbc bay area waze. that's our team. i want to make sure it's on your profile so we can share that information wherever you go. >> thanks, mike. coming up a look at top

stories on "today in the bay," continuing coverage of breaking news what police are revealing about that double homicide in san jose this morning. >> first, happening now california starbucks in trouble after a racial slur was written on the cup. it happened near pasadena. the slur targeted a hispanic man. it comes two weeks before the company is set to close thousands of locations for racial bias training for its employees. they are working to remedy the latest situation so it doesn't happen again. i'm going to tweet it out so you can see exactly what was written. 6:52 microsoft launching adjustable xbox controller to make it easier for people with physical disabilities to play the game. it comes out later this career. more news after this. welcome ba

before you head out the door, here are the top stories on today in the bay-- welcome back before you head out the door. 6:55, top stories on "today in the bay." >> back to breaking news out of san jose, a live look at a neighborhood. this is off sierra road and sky view drive up in the hills. deadly double shooting overnight marking the city's ninth and tenth homicides of the year. nbc bay area sky ranger overhead here showing authorities working alongside that very rural winding road. we're still looking to figure out what happened overnight. we know that a man and woman

were killed. bob redell asking questions, tweeting out updates. breaking in oakland a deadly crash shutting down an intersection. two mangled cars remain. might change your commute. police say 98th and bancroft closed for several hours while the investigation continues. no other details just yet. >> looking live in st. francis, we all know that the drug epidemic in the city is bad. today the city of san francisco mayor mark farrell says he's going to lay out an ambitious plan to help people get clean. it's a plan he already described to the chronicle. farrell wants to give drug addicts a relatively new treatment drug similar to methadone, said to be more effective with fewer side effects. he hopes to put $6 million into the program over the next two years. a north bay family suing a popular pizza chain over romaine lettuce and e. coli outbreak.

they claim they ate contaminated lettuce. the couple says their 3-year-old daughter still getting treatment for kidney problems. papa murphy isn't commenting on the lawsuit but did insist restaurants remove that lettuce after the cdc warning last month. cdc says romaine lettuce is finally safe to eat again. >> on hawaii's big island experts warn there could be a massive explosion. more than 100 smalle on the island just yesterday which could indicate an eruption is imminent. if kilauea does erupt it could send large boulders flying as far as half a mile away. of course there would be some heavy ash fall. hawaii's volcano national park remains closed. a live look at city hall. that's where leaders may change rules allowing home owners to add more living space. if you own a home in san jose, you may already know this.

a maze of rules awaits anyone hoping to add a granny unit. now city planners are recommending streamlining the rules for anyone who wants to add possible short sterm rental space. tonight councilmembers will hear a formal presentation. the we hading a couple days away. overnight meghan markle announced officially her father is not coming. there are reports he had a heart attack. there's also some scandal over staged paparazzi pictures. in a statement overnight markle says she hopes, quote, he can be given the space he needs to focus on his health. ed "today" show's hoda kotb live from windsor as "today" kicks off its coverage of the royal wedding. can you catch live coverage of the royal wedding at it happens starting at 1:30 in the morning right here on nbc bay area. taking a live look at the golden gate bridge this morning. of course we're off to take cool start. kari has been telling us we're going to see a warm-up today.

>> a really nice day. that was a beautiful shot starting out this thursday morning. we're going to not only make it into the low 60s in san francisco, the inland areas are going to feel a difference up to 70 degrees. 73 tomorrow and on saturday 75. low 70s early next week and san francisco stays in the 60s. not much of a change there. it's going to be breezy and cool for the city and the coast. >> all right. some concern there's major delays for b.a.r.t. riders. >> popped up on the report, the line between walnut creek and concord, pittsburg bay point line. that's a major equipment problem, a major delay on that line. the rest of the system sounds like it's okay, transit areas. the road through area, highway 4, tough drive, upper right-hand corner of contra costa county. the bay with a lighter build, showing the commute kick in, have the back-up again. >> almost 7:00. that's what's happening "today in the bay," 7:25 with live

update. don't forget to join us nbc bay area news at 11:00 on this friday eve. get out and enjoy that day. thanks for beginning your day with us. good morning. . does that mean the president is likely to be interviewed by prosecutors? ready to go half's big island rattled by a new earthquake an eruption. the national gart pre pareing for what could be a massive evacuation as all signs point to a major explosion. meghan's message the bride to be out with a message about her