ggb your time is 7:00. it is may 20th, 2018. let's start you off with a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. no fog in sight there. the fog has decided to take this sunday off. good morning, thank you so much for waking up with us. vianey has a look at the microclimate forecast and very important forecast as tens of thousands of runners are standing by in san francisco for the bay to breakers race. >> it's going to be a little bit on the cooler side if you're going to be heading out this morning. it's going to be great running weather but it is going to stay in the upper 50s, low 60s for most part in the city. this is what it looks like overhead. we're seeing a couple of low clouds because of a nice marine layer that's extending all the way into the east bay and it wa.

we're still seeing pretty breezy to windy conditions in san francisco and that might make it a little chillier out there. as you head out this morning on your day, this is what you're expecting out the door right now. 55 degrees in san francisco, 55 in san jose. the north bay 48 degrees. we're not seeing as many clouds in the north bay but we can expect to keep a lot of these low clouds through san jose as well. your daytime highs, i think you're going to enjoy that we are expecting much cooler temperatures. we're definitely below seasonable. >> as we talked about at the top of the show, we're about one child away from an only san francisco experience, 40,000 people are expected to run the streets of the city for bay to breakers. this is the race's 107th year. live at the finish line, there's big changes to this year's race.

>> reporter: yeah, good morning, there are a few new changes. the biggest one is the breaker bonus, it's an extra 3 kilometers for those looking for an extra challenge. regardless of what course you run, everybody will end up here at the finish line. we're an hour from the start. people are still trying to set up getting ready for the start of the race. it's one of the biggest events san francisco will host all year, 40,000 people expected to take part. we have people registered from 48 states, 42 countries and more than 200,000 spectators to cheer the races along the way. the race is 12 kilometers, that's about 7.5 miles. it starts in downtown san francisco and ends here at ocean beach. runners will make the way through allamo square and team climate hayes hill and all the way to the finish line at ocean beach. the highlight is the wide range of costumes and outfits people wear. the race is also clothing

optional and there's a number of runners -- all runners are required to wear is their no number. there are serious competitors out here as well, 40 elite athletes will be competing, mainly from the united states. but there are several athletes here from several african nations with a long tradition in long distance running. lastyear's men's and women's runners were both from africa. the top prize $2,000 for first place finisher, the race record is just under 34 minutes. now people coming into san francisco be advised there's at least 40 street closures and public transportation will likely be your best bet coming into the city. roari recording live in san francisco, quts today in the bay. >> looking breezy out there. a man and dog had to be rescued by firefighters. san francisco firefighters tweeted these pictures of the emergency. they say the man was trying to help get his dog back up to safety when he fell 50 to 60

feet down onto the beach. the victim apparently did not want to be rescued and briefly fought with first responders before being helped up the cliff and taken to the hospital where he had moderate injuries that needed to be treated. the dog was not hurt. heavy hearts across the nation after another school becomes the target of a deadly mass shooting. we are now learning the names of of the victims. eight students and two teachers were killed friday when a 17-year-old student open fire inside a classroom at santa fe high school. the victims names are listed on the screen. 13 people were hurt in that shooting. also new video as the fbi searches the trailer where the gunman lived looking for clues, it's still unknown why he opened fire on his fellow students and staff. the family reloosed a statement saying they share the public's hunger for answers as to why this happened. and students return to santa fe high school to gather belongings. district leaders say all

campuses in the santa fe unified school district will be closed tomorrow and tuesday. there is no timetable yet for when the high school will reopen. here in the bay area, one student is looking to get others to help fight gun violence at graduation. he says friday's mass shooting highlights why the issue should be addressed during commencement speeches. 9 latest shooting is bringing more attention to a student led campaign called donate 60. a 60 second speech crafted by a team of high school students around the country highlighting equality and safety from gun violence and action on climate chaenk. a junior in san jose was part of the team that wrote that speech. said the goal of the campaign is to get valedictorians and other high school graduation speakers to spend 60 seconds reading the special statement. the idea is empower generation z in the next four years will represent 17 million votes. >> we want politicians in office to see this and recognize that

if they don't -- if they don't push for change in these areas, that clearly any ses tate change, that they will not necessarily be in office much longer. >> he says the speech is not intended to divide along party lines but to unite and hopes it is the start of a larger movement led by generation z. for more on the tragic shooting in texas and gun violence, go to our website, nbcbayarea.com. dozens of people race to get out of a burning apartment building and this morning they can't go home because of the damage. it happened yesterday morning just before -- yesterday rather just before 4:00 p.m. flames broke out at the to have the costa redwood apartments across the street from the costco there. one man says someone pounded on his door only had seconds to grab his wallet and keys and get out. >> that it was a fire in my building and the would i leave.

and so i was really scared and went into that parking were knocking all the doors and i was inside. when i came out i saw the smoke. >> firefighters from neighboring departments helped to knock down the flames. one woman suffered from smoke inhalation. paramedics treated her at the scene and firefighters are investigating what caused that fire. you might call him a conscienceoco conscientious thief. a man realized the victim's dog was still in the car instead of abandoning that dog on the side of the road, the man drove the golden lab -- yellow lab named riley home. the owner says when he got home riley was waiting in the garage. police say the thief used the car's registration to find the address and garage opener was there in the car. a few hours later officers recovered the car after a short chase and arrested a santa rosa man for felony evasion, resisting arrest and vehicle

theft. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay," coming up, if you can't get enough of the royal wedding, we'll show you more. people are buzzing about the i dos in windsor. a look at the moments from what's being called the modern royal wedding. plus, a new policy at starbucks, a change coming to cafes and recent event that sparked that move. stay with us. take a live look o

bay bridge -- from emeryville time is 7:10. look at that beautiful shot of the bay bridge from emeryville. shades of gray and low clouds there and cooler start to your sunday. vianey will be there to tell you what the weather looks like for the rest of the week as well. big news from a coffee guy antd. starbucks announced a new policy. it allows anyone to sit in its cafes or use its restrooms even if they don't buy anything. this comes five weeks after police arrested two black men at the philadelphia starbucks. the men were there waiting for a friend and starbucks settled

with the man for an undisclosed amount after they were arrested and led out in handcuffs. they will000 stores for racial bias training. a man is dead and another in the hospital after a mountain lion attack in washington state. the two men were riding mountain bikes yesterday morning when they noticed a mountain lion was following them. they stopped to try to scare it off but the lion attacked killing one man leaving the other body injured. wildlife officials believe they have tracked and killed the animal responsible for that attack. stunning new video of the lava flow from kilauea shows the molton rock moving through the island. take a look at one point it flowed more than 1,000 feet in just one hour. a national guard helicopter rescued four people who became trapped and late friday night a new eruption spewed ash 10,000 feet in the air causing air quality concerns. so far lava has destroyed more than two dozen homes and 2,000

people have evacuated. still ahead on "today in the bay," a fairy tale comes true. if you missed today or want to enjoy the best moments all over again, stay right here. we'll take you back to windsor england and give you another look at the royal wedding. >> we've got the low clouds but we've also got the wind especially in san francisco right now. 55 degrees and wind gusts 20 plus miles per hour. i'll break down your daytime highs just after the break. stay with us.

yesterday morning -- but we can )t get enough of the royal wedding. the fairytale has come true, mean wall to wall cover yesterday morning but can't get enough of the fairy tale wedding. meghan markel married her prince, sealed with a kiss outside saint george's chapel. it was a royal wedding unlike many other as they put their own mark on ceremony. the most anticipated nupt you'lls witnessed by 600 guests and crowd of 100,000 outside. nbc's jay bray takes us back

through the days events. >> the pilgrimage to windsor began early. including a parade of dig nar tris and celebrities and as the wedding bells chimed, thousands poured into every open space around the castle including astrid from the area. your town looks a little different right now. >> if certainly does but it's fantastic. atmosphere is amazing. having a fantastic time. >> the description of the service like this normally begins with once upon a time. the prince waiting at the altar, his american bride entering an 11th century chapel for a ceremony thick in rich tradition with a nod to meghan markel's american heritage beginning with her walk down the aisle, alone at first a show of stngth before being guided by prince charles. michael bruce curry.

>> redemtive love changes live. >> reporter: delivered a fiery address followed by a motown standard. ♪ ♪ only light we see >> take you meghan. >> to be my wife. >> to be my wife. >> the service itself was simple and straight forward, lasting just about an hour. >> i therefore proclaim that they are husband and wife. interrupted by a huge roar from outside after the couple said i do and even bigger cheer as they left the church. with their first royal kiss. the duke and duchess introduced to the world with a carriage ride, more than 100,000 cheering them on. jay gray, nbc news, windsor,

england. >> i love weddings in general, such a celebration of love and then to see that, it looked like a fairytale. >> i can watch that over and over again. >> vianey is here with the forecast. looks like wonderful weather. >> they did. especially considering the uk is always raining and gloomy. here we are catching a little bit of our own gloom. >> may gray, right? >> we're seeing low clouds as well, that's all thanks to a marine layer lingering all weekend long. we saw this yesterday when we woke up. we're seeing that again today. now i want to start with san francisco because we're still seeing those breezy to windy conditions out there. if you're heading out to the city, you're definitely going to need a nice jackets, 20-mile-per-hour jackets and 55 degrees, 20 miles per hour which means the windchill is going to make it feel colder. wind gusts 26 miles per hour if you're heading out to bay to breakers, itch the forecast coming up. stick around for a little bit. in san jose, the wind speeds not

so much a factor, nice and light at 5 miles per hour. 55 degrees as well. and the cloud cover is really lingering over the entire bay area with a couple of exceptions including the noernlg bay. now santa rosa, 48 degrees and hayward 54 degrees. san jose 54. morgan hill 53. and in santa cruz, 54 degrees. let's go ahead and take you through the hour by hour outlook. as we head towards 3:00 p.m., a couple of things you can expect a couple of low clouds. we might even catch areas of drizzle along the coast and in the city. so very brief light rain, slow clearing into the afternoon and then it will be cool and breezy with our highs mostly in the 60s. if i take this time line through monday, you can see a couple of spots will once again be waking up to a couple of low clouds tomorrow morning. so as we head out you may not catch too much sunshine and then we see the return of a couple of those low clouds into tomorrow evening as well. some areas of partial clearing and some areas will hold on to no those clouds.

as far as daytime highs, significantly cooler this time around, only topping out in the upper 60s for the most part. high of 67 for san jose. 68 for east san jose. morgan hill at 68. we will see a couple of 70s further inland like concord, 70 degrees. for the most part 60s and below seasonable temperatures will stay on tap, really throw the end of your sunday into the start of your workweek. 64 degrees for san mateo, mission 60 degrees and if you're heading up to the north bay, 73 degrees for santa rosa. let's talk about the wind speeds. right now we're seeing some gusty conditions in san francisco. and at about 6:00, 6:30 we'll see winds picking up all the way from the north bay down through the coast and into redwood city and along the peninsula. 20 plus-mile-per-hour wind gusts expected and then we'll keep the breezy conditions into the evening hours into monday morning. and the winds will begin to die down a bit. if you're heading up to the sierra, lake tahoe area we're still tracking a series of

thunderstorms up there and more than likely we're going to continue to see the risk of thunderstorms into the afternoon through tomorrow. so check those road conditions and that travel as you head out there either tonight or tomorrow as well. your bay to breakers forecast, this is what we're expecting, cloudy conditions and it's a lot breezier along the coast. you'll be chilly and if you notice we only top out in the upper 50s, low 60s over the next serve days. a look at what to expect. we go up a couple of degrees in terms of temperatures as we head towards monday and tuesday. we do have a bit of a system just off to the north. that could bring showers to sonoma and napa. vickie. >> much cooler than we normally expect. thank you so much. you're watching "today in the bay." up next, stuffed bears for those that need them. the way one woman is making a difference in a story that will make you bay area proud. from cio

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there's a lot of tension in the world. one south bay woman says it stresses her out but she has an interesting and charitable way to deal with it. garvin thomas has this morning's bay area proud. >> foster is a fascinating woman to talk with. she was a little girl in germany during the second world war ex-husband, 50 years after their divorce. but it's what she's been doing for the past ten years that caught our attention. >> just what it looks like, when someone cares for the world outside their world, just give 80-year-old geese la foster a little bit of yarn. >> it takes half an hour to make ahead. >> a lot of time. >> 5,000 stitches in one plain bear. >> reporter: and witness what she does with it. >> i make myself little slogans like they make war and i make teddy bears. >> reporter: it started a decade

ago when she first heard of of the mother bear project. they asked people to knit teddy bears then send them to sick and impoverished children overseas. geese la was immediately hooked. >> the same evening i went to my yarn and i made my first bear in the next 24 hours. i didn't stop. this is my very first bear. >> reporter: nor has she stopped since. that one bear was followed by another and another and so many more. >> 670 bears. >> but what keeps her going, might not what you think yes, she loves the pictures of children she gets holding her bears but she's learned over the years that all of these bears do more for her than anyone else. >> okay. >> you see sitting here in her campbell home watching news from syria, north korea and other

troubled places in the world, she needed a way to process it all. >> to me, the knitting is meditation. when there are bad news, i just need to have something even if it's 3:00 in the morning, i get up and knit. >> she just finished knitting these 17 bears thinking all the while about the 17 killed in the parkland florida school shooting. >> meadow, i like that name. >> reporter: she knows one or 17 or 1,000 bears. her goal by the way will not end war and disease and poverty in the world, but if it gives one child a moment's happiness, and her heart a moment's peace, then it's worth every single stitch. >> i feel this is my legal spot where i can help. >> while 670 bears is a lot. there is a woman though in

minnesota who has knitted more than 1,000 bears for the mother bay project. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. special work by those women. "today in the bay" returns after this break. coming up, flames are burning on an island in the east bay. why firefighters say they don't plan to put this one out. plus -- >> a smart speaker barks out some seriously upscale product recommendation, what's behind that expensive taste. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, nbc bay area responds next.

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it's 7:28 this sunday may 20th, 2018. we want to start you off with a live look at downtown san jose. low clouds and if you're waking up grab a jacket. it's a little cooler this weekend to your start there. good morning, thank you so much for waking up with us. i'm vickie nu win. we have a little bit of af may

gray. >> yeah, we are. it's been cloudy all weekend long. we've got a couple of breaks of sunshine in inland spots but right now in san francisco, it's 55 degrees but i want to turn your attention towards the wind speed because the wind started kicking up last night and right now they are about 20 miles per hour with wind gusts upwards of 25 plus miles per hour. can you imagine 55 degrees you get a little wind chill and it's going to feel a little colder out there which brings me to yu bay to breakers forecast. these winds are expected to linger for the majority of the day really, especially through the first half of the morning and if you notice in the temperature trend, we are going to stick to the 50s and going to be a lot cooler in most parts than we were even yesterday. the warmest day was on friday. today we're really going to notice a night drop in the temperatures in terms of daytime highs. now as we head to about 12:00, we'll see low clouds burning off and sunshine will help it feel a

little bit warmer out there for all of the runners. >> they are going to need it, thanks so much. >> we are now about 30 minutes away from bay to breakers and 40,000 people are expected to run this year's race through the streets of san francisco. this year marks the 107th anniversary of the run. "today in the bay" is live at the finish line where the racerers and spectators and volunteers are starting to gather. i can see by your hair, it's breezy. >> reporter: a little chilly but hundreds are braving the weather to make it out here. this is the finish line. these volunteers are setting up what are the medals given out to each of the racers. the organizers are expecting a huge turnout. 40,000 people expected to take part this year. we have people registered from 48 states. 42 countries and more than 200,000 spectators who will cheer the racers along the way.

the race is 1 cl2 kilometers an starts in downtown san francisco but ends here at ocean beach. runners will make the way through the iconic land marks of san francisco alamo square and golden gate park all the way to ocean beach and hence the name bay to breakers. the highlights is always is the wide range of costumes and outfits people wear. they can get decree creative or lack there of, clothing is not a requirement in this race. runners are only wear a number. also the cent speed when 13 or more runners link themselves to make the journey through the city. the first race took part in 1978. this marks the 40th anniversary of the centipede, for many volunteers out here, whole vibe has a very san francisco feel. >> we're super hyped up here. we've seen runners run through even if they are tired. it's always gung ho here.

>> now kz not all fun and games, this is a serious competition, 40 elite athletes will be competing. the grand prize $2,000. you can go to our website for the details list of the map and speed closures and public transportation why wil likely be your best option into the city. qu"today in the bay." >> so far it looks like everyone has some layers on because it's cold out there. >> reporter: that's right, vickie, absolutely. >> thank you so much. some serious racers will have to make their way through centipedes and what not. a man who tried to rescue his best friend ended up in trouble himself. the drama unfolding and san francisco firefighters tweeted these pictures of the emergency rescue say the man was trying to help get his dog back up to safety when he fell 50 to 60 feet down on the beach. the victim apparently did not want to be rescued and briefly fought with first responders

before they helped him up the cliff. he was taken to the hospital and the dog was just fine. another school shooting in santa fe texas, eight students and two teachers were killed when a 17-year-old student open fire in a classroom and victims names listed there on the jescreen. 13 people were also hurt. the fbi searches the trailer where the gunman lived and looking for clues. it is still unknown why he open fire on his fellow students and staff. the family released a statement saying they share the public's hunger for answers as to why this happened. students returned to santa fe high school saturday to gather belongings and district leaders say all campuses in the santa fe unified school district will be closed tomorrow and tuesday. and here in the bay area, one student is looking to help -- to get others to help fight gun violence at

graduation. he says friday's mass shooting in texas highlights why the issue should be addressed during commencement. the latest shooting is bringing more attention to a growing student led campaign called donate 60. it's a 52nd speech crafted by a team of high school stinudents around the country, a junior at college prep in san jose was part of the team that wrote that speech. he says the goal of the campaign is to get valedictorians and other high school graduation speakers to spend 60 seconds reading the special statement. the idea is to empower generation z. in the next four years they represent 17 million votes. >> we want politicians in office to see this and recognize that if they don't -- if they don't push for change in these areas, that clearly any ses tate change, that they won't not necessarily be in office much longer. he says the speech is not intended to divide along party

lines but to unite. he hopes the start of a larger movement led by generation z. in the wake of the school shooting in texas, jackie spierer continues to adds vo indicate for tighter restrictions on gun. >> as a survivor of gun violence, i know what it's like to live with it for the rest of your life. we can do better than this. there was a time in this country where the nra wasn't dictating what we did as a nation. and we've got to get back to that. >> you may recall spierer was shot five times during the jonestown massacre in 1978. congressman leo ryan was killed. after the 2012 sandy hook shooting she worked with law enforcement in san mateo county to identify students who needed support. >> for in depth continuing coverage of a school shooting in texas as well as ongoing call for action on gun violence, head to our website, nbcbayarea.com. an alleged prowler is off the streets this morning in

south bay police say it's thanks to vigilant neighbors and social media. he's 40-year-old hector lianos jr. one said he peeked through the window shades in his daughter's bedroom and walked up a driveway and pointed a flashlight at the security camera. someone recognized him and reported him to police. officers arrested him for trespassing, prowling and unrelated domestic violence incident. >> windy conditions are helping to fuel a fire in the east bay. real vista firefighters first got a call about a fire on sherman island at 6:30 yesterday morning. that's right near antioch in the river. the coast guard isn't planning to put out the fire the island is all marsh. people can't even walk on it. high winds mean the fire couldb firefighters say there is no threat of it spreading. oakland mayor has harsh

words for president trump. in an op-ed published in the "washington post," shaft responded to criticism from the president that she be investigated for obstruction of justice. all stems from mayor shaft alerting the community about upcoming i.c.e. raids, instead of obstructing justice she was seeking it. she admonished the president's immigration system for separating families and endangering the economy and denying legal representation to asylum seekers. >> i'm surprised that the president continues to obsess with his vin diktiveness about trying to hold me up on charges. >> shaft says the paper reached out to her and she has an attorney offering free representation in the event the trump administration ever does bring charges against her. lately our consumer team has spent a lot of time talking to a smart speaker. they asked random questions, the answers turned out to be

surprisingly detailed and expensive product recommendations. consumer investigator chris chmura is working on that story. >> we've been asking questions to an amazon echo, you know her name. when we asked something along the lines of what's a good car, the speaker offered extremely detailed recommendations like a $74,000 model s tesla. with no additional explanation, we found similar high end responses when we asked about other every day products. some tech experts wonder whether this is a dekreet form of advertising. >> i think we like to as americans have as much disclosure as we can about advertising. >> are companies paying to get such glowing recommendations from alexa? amazon told us no, no one is paying. so how does alexa decide what to recommend? tonight after the bill board music awards, the forces behind alexa's expensive taste. and more of her upscale product

choices. if you have a consumer complaint to investigate, please call 888-996-tips. or nbcbayarea.com/responds. i'll see you again tonight at 11:00 after the bill board music awards. >> we'll be looking forward to that report. still ahead on "today in the bay," oracle arena will be rocking tonight. game three of the western conference fimz, warriors to take a two to one series lead against the rockets. sports is next. tonight.

it )s game 3 of the western conference finals. right now the series is tied at one game api a big game aoracle arena tonight. right now the series is tied at one game apiece. here's encouraging news. the warriors have won 15 straight playoff games at oracle, tip-off is 5:00 p.m. for more on the game and rest of sports, we'll toss it to nbc sports bay area. >> at the xfinity sports desk, the western conference finals has been a tale of two gamsz,

game one to the warriors and game two all houston. according to draymond green, it might be a good thing. >> i think we're just you know, doing our best when we feel threatened and game one we felt threaten and came out with a sense of urgency and game two we maybe didn't feel as threaten and sense of urgency wasn't there so one a series and we've had our one and time to lock if for the remainder of the decision. >> the giants taking on rockies, bottom of the fifth, giants up 5-4. mccutchen down the line and mccutchen finishing with three hits. this is the mccutchen we wanted. bottom of the sixth, man on for crawford. doing yard work today adding

insurance runs for the giants. the giants down the rockies 9-4 the final. the a's and toronto taking on blue jays. we take you to the bottom of the fifth, no score until the two one run shot. it's 2-0 toronto and to the 8th. oakland down 4-1. not looking good for them but bases loaded and that one is not coming out. it's a grand slam for pender, the first of his career as a's take the lead, oakland downs toronto 5-4 for the third straight win. on the race track as seen here on nbc bay area, the preakness stakes second jewel of horse racing's triple crown, foggy day but none of that phased justify, the favorite at 2-5 odds. justify takes home the preakness and go for the triple crown in three weeks at the belmont stakes in new york. that will do it for us here in sports, back to you in the studio. >> thank you. there's much more ahead on

"today in the bay," coming up, we pass the one year mark since robert mueller was appointed as special counsel to look into russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. political analyst larry gurston joins us to what's happened in the investigation over the last 12 months. savings. if you're looking for an incredible selection of the brands you love, this season's newest trends for a fraction of what you'd pay at department stores, ♪ you gotta go to ross

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♪ for the latest styles where you'll spend less. ♪ spring dress. ♪ ♪ you gotta go to ross. if you want to save big on dresses for every occasion, you gotta go to ross. appointment of robert mueller as special counsel to investigate russian interference in this past thursday was the one year anniversary of the appointment of robert mueller as special counsel to investigate russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. he's been busy. the past 12 months secured the nd three companies and also pinned five guilty pleas with agreements from the accused to cooperate with his probe. larry gurston is here. much remains secret but what can we gather from what's been made public so far. >> we don't know much. nearly as much as mueller but what we do know is kind of important, mueller has secured two particularly significant

guilty pleas from former trump national security adviser michael flynn and former policy adviser george papadopoulos for lying about contact with russians. they are now cooperating, he's also secured a guilty plea from rick gates for crimes related to unreported business dealings with foreign companies and he too has agreed to cooperate and in each case mueller reduced the charges considerably in exchange of course for assistance that pore tends to be very valuable inside information. we also know, that the fbi in new york raided the homes and office of trump attorney michael cohen where it's believed a treasure chest of information was seized. this too may yield important information regarding any possible business transactions that have influenced the trump campaign and presidency. a lot has been going on. >> american intelligence agencies agree and say that the russians did interfere with the election to help donald trump win. what do we know about the

president and his associates and whether they were involved in that. 245z a good question and very much a part of his work but it is not easy. this investigation is so tricky because it involves countless interviews with foreign government and foreign individuals, all of these people who really have no reason to cooperate. in fact, they may not want to cooperate unless they suffer some kind of punishment from the trumed administration and the mueller team had to chase down various bank records that might show payments or loans from foreign governments to people connected with the trump campaigns all of these things take so much time, and acourting to most people familiar with other investigations, actually the mueller effort is moving along pretty quickly considering all of that. they focus on the questions of conspiracy and collusion. >> we also heard possible issues with obstruction of justice involving the president. where does mueller stand on

that. there are two issues, possible discussions with don jr. after the june 2016 meeting with russian visitors and why trump fired fbi director james comey, mueller has been very quiet here as well but we have hints. it appears mueller may have completed much of his interviews with everyone except president trump on these questions. >> we've heard a lot in recent weeks about president trump whether he would do an interview, maybe a written statement. does that look likely and how important is that to the mueller investigation? can he do it without the president testifying? >> we hear different things on this part of the investigation from different people close to it. some experts believe an interview with president trump is critical to clearing up the on strupgs component but others say that trump already implicated himself when he told the russian ambassador at the publicly televised meeting that he faced great pressure from comb comey over the investigation and fired him.

for these reasons mueller may not have to interview trump. >> you don't have a crystal ball but let's talk about how an investigation is going to progress. what are the next steps? >> mueller has to tie up so much loose ends regarding possible issues regarding conspiracy, fraud and obstruction. these are all big. don't expect this to end too soon. it could go on for another year or so and that would be moving at a pretty good pace. given the average length of the last special counsel investigations three years, three years is the average, we have go give this guy time. when it ends, when it ends, we should have clarity over a very serious challenges that have threatened our democracy. it's that important. >> it is indeed. thank you so much for your insight in breaking that down for us. stay with us, still ahead, it is the latest craze, the gender reveal party. i know some people who have done it. we'll talk about how it didn't go quite as planned for one bay area family. >> it was fun to see those

videos, boy or girl? right now healed burg showing off clouds. we'll talk about how we're expecting a much cooler sunday coming up after the break.

thanks vianey. good morning, it's 7:53 and it's sunday. you can see the cloud cover, we've had the low clouds kind of lingering and hanging out all weekend long. we're expecting for a lot of this cloud cover to stick around for the first half of the

morning along with some cooler conditions. our daytime highs will be running below seasonable this morning but overall, we can expect to see the winds as well. here's a look now in san francisco. it's about 55 degrees and the wind speeds between 20 miles per hour gusting upwards of 25 miles per hour. and if you're heading into the city, our hanging out around the coast, it's going to be a little chilly out there. san jose in the 50s, 55 degrees and wind speeds not really a factor in the south bay and further inland at 5 miles per hour right now. but i want to take you through the hour by hour outlook so you have a good idea of when this cloud cover is expected to make its exit. by 3:30 if you notice we're still seeing some low clouds and we might even catch some areas of drizzle within the next couple of hours along the coast. also we're expecting slow clearing into the afternoon, for the most part will stick with the cooler breezy conditions and highs in the 60s, not just through tonight but also monday morning. we'll keep a lot of cloud cover

along the coast all monday morning as well. tomorrow morning when you wake up, don't be too upset if it's a little gloomy and your forecast daytime highs for today, we're talking 60s, 67 degrees for san jose, 65 for milpitas, out in the east bay, a nice combination of low 60s and oakland 62 degrees. if we take it further inland, we will get 7 0e's in areas near antioch and concord. i along the peninsula, we can expect to keep a lot of that wind around into the evening hours. we're expecting the winds to start kicking up in half moon bay. in the city 60 degree highs and we head towards the north bay, 64 and 73 degrees for santa rosa. let's talk about those winds. it's a little windy right now but as we head in towards the 5:00 and 6:00 and 7:00 hours, around your dinner time, it really starts to pick up in half moon bay and redwood city. along the peninsula and the coast, you can expect to see the gusty conditions really all

evening long into monday morning. it gets a little breezy as well in the north bay. not as windy in the south bay. about 8 miles per hour in san jose. but still just enough to definitely make you notice that we'll get wave -- flags waving out there and trees as well. i also want to bring in the sierra. if people are traveling up there this weekend or heading out tomorrow morning, there is still going to be the chance of seeing more thunderstorms through tonight and into monday evening as well. into the afternoon. so keep that in mind because when we start seeing thunderstorms pick up, we also see the windy conditions with your drive bay to breakers, been there all among. we're going to keep a lot of cloud cover. for those who choose to maybe wear something less than an outfit, you may want to think twice when we're thinking about how breezy it gets along the coast and over next serve days we'll keep the cooler conditions around for next several days.

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