moment with mike but kari, you have a look what to expect today. >> it's going to be a cloud i didn't start for parts of the bay area and clearing out again today, it's going to be slightly warmer with highs reaching in the low 70s inland. right now in san jose, we see the clouds moving by. santa clara will have mid-50s through 8:00. then we'll reach into the low 70s early this afternoon as we go to martinez, it will be slightly warmer up to 77 at 2:00 today. we'll talk about that and what else is ahead for the rest of the week. mike gets u.s. out the door with a look at the commute. >> we're talking about folks leaving tri valley and heading through castro valley. the freeways themselves just pick gs up a light volume over pleasanton and abo crow canyon road all morning i've been warning folks that that is no longer a cut through. it is just reopened. bob redell will give an update in just a second. but did want me to tell you, crow canyon has reopened after an overnight investigation and bollinger canyon will see more traffic as some folks will head to norris canyon road.

crow canyon is okay connecting you from 680 towards 580 and that will build through the area and folks will build out of concord heading south into walnut creek. for the rest of the crash, back to you marcus. >> 6:01. as mike had mentioned, we have been following breaking news all morning long. this isny video into the newsroom, new picture that you're seeing right there of the deadly accident. this is on a major road near castro valley. and you can tell it is a tesla there. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live at the scene. you've told us about the body discovered as well as the make of that car. what else have you been able to find out? >> reporter: marcus, we know there's only one person who died in this accident, that was the adult driver, a man according to chp, it happened a little bit before 8:00. the driver was in that blue model s said dan, making the bend on crow canyon and for

whatever reason his car went through the fence. you can see it up and through a sign, what used to be a sign and on the back side of that sign is a pond. that's where the model s ended up. a property owner called authorities last night and saw the wreckage and put together atwo and two together, the dive team came out here along with the fire department and chp and the divers did find the man as i mentioned unfortunately passed away in the front seat of that vehicle. they did pull out that vehicle within the overnight hours and as you can see in the video here, it suffered a extreme amount of damage, perhaps in part because it did have to crash through the sign. not clear if that vehicle was upsidedown or right side up but they have since removed that. the chp says and we can see here there are no skid marks on the road, there's no indication the car or driver tried to break before crashing through the white fence. chp will look into whether speed

with a factor or the driver had been under the influence and whether that car had any mechanical problems. right now they don't have an idea of what caused this reporting live, along crow canyon road bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you so much, bob for that update. 6:03. developing this morning, investigators are still looking for answers after friday's deadly shooting at santa fe high school in texas. ten people were killed and 13 others injured. music's biggest acts honored the victims of that shooting at the bill board music awards last night. texas native kelly clarkson delivered a tearful opening speech. >> i'm so sick of moment of silence, my god, it's not working. >> meantime the first funeral was held on the same day seniors from the high school participated in a traditional back laure yet services had to be moved to a nearby church since the school is still

closed. wendy is live with what we're learning about the suspect. wendy? >> reporter: marcus and laura, good morning to you, the governor called for a moment of silence at 10:00 a.m. local time across the state of texas. that as investigators are poring over the suspect's journals to try to answer the question we're all wondering, why? ♪ >> a grieving community unified when their faith is tested. >> this world is got world in the toilet bowl and we need help. because what we're doing ain't working. >> the texas town mourning the loss of eight students and two teachers, allegedly gunned down at the hands of a fellow student, 17-year-old dimitrios pagourtzis. >> i don't know what went his head. >> reporter: he open fire with a shotgun and revolver that he took from his father after planting explosives in his own

school. >> i can't tell you why this happened. >> for now the hope that these prayers turn into action. >> the other students will not have to live through a nightmare like what these students had to go through. >> reporter: in the meantime, students look for divine strength. >> to lean on him and we're going to come back as a community and santa fe is strong. >> reporter: strength despite the senseless. wendy woolfolk, nbc news, texas. "today" show will continue coverage on the texas school shooting and what we're now learning about the shooter and how long he was reportedly planning the attack coming up at 7:00 right after the "today in the bay." >> now to news out of washington, president trump will officially demand the justice department look into whether the fbi spied on his 2016 campaign. the deputy attorney general says if true, he needs to know and take appropriate action. so the department is expanding

its probe. here's how we got here. last week the the president accused the fbi of em bedding a spy on his campaign staff. the fbi did send an informant, not a spy to talk with trump campaign aides in 2016. as that happened, after finding evidence of suspicious contacts with russian officials. here's the president's lawyer. >> all he's asking for is to investigate it. he's not telling them what to conclude. it's perfectly appropriate. >> democrats are responding, here's a tweet from san francisco's nancy pelosi saying in part he has quote, insulted and tried to discredit the men and women of the fbi and doj to distract from the trump russia scandal. >> 6:06. this has to be shocking to many parents out there, the board members of an east bay charter school are holding an emergency hearing today after the surprise exit of three leaders. amidst hem husband and wife all

controversy surrounding finances and questionable hires at clayton valley charter high school. contra costa county office of education launching its own audit. board members plan to name new leaders and discuss potential lawsuits. >> a twitter rant is costing a palo alto pastor his job. first bap tich chust associate pastor gregory stevens called the city elitists den of hate and disgusting in public tweets. he also criticized the church's elderly community. the rant all stems from a disagreement between the church and the city about permission to lease the building to outside tenants as a community center. stevens apologized and resigned from the congregation and removed his twitter account. >> okay, in case you didn't remember, this is where we remind you that the warriors are one of the best nba teams ever. >> there you go. >> the dubs took care of

business and then this takinging on the houston rockets, game three all warriors, won it by 41. and after the game, steph tried to keep it real. >> obviously thankful to hit shots eventually but a long way to go, so we've got to stay focused and keep doing what i'm doing and as a team rewe played better defense that got everybody more involved. >> the warriors lead two games to one and game four tomorrow night at 6:00 p.m. >> be ready for that. right now at 6:08 as you get ready to we're seeing a lot of clouds as we take a live look outside in san jose. that morning drive will be mostly cloudy through the south bay and our temperatures in the mid 50s. we'll be making it into the mid-60s by 11:00 and low 70s today. it's going to be a nice one. our high ftemperature up to 72

degrees. 73 in livermore and oakland 65 degrees. 77 today in santa rosa. we'll talk about a slight cooldown for the week coming up in a few minutes and mike gets us out the door with a look at the san mateo bridge. >> we have a new issue for folks traveling west bounds across san mateo bridge and now see slowing on the flat section towards the foster city side. there's a stalled vehicle reported just before you make landfall there near foster city boulevard. and so you see the slowing from the high rise and actually making its way back on the flat section as well. the rest of the bay shows a smooth drive. highway 92 a problem. might want to consider the dumbarton bridge. meanwhile southbound 880 past 238, there's a crash and may be blocking your fast lane. we see some additional slowing there and of course slowing typical down through hayward and union city. castro -- concord moving a little slower than you might like for 680. castro valley and san ramon connected again.

crow canyon reopened. a live look shows you have the backup here as well. >> coming up next on "today in the bay," a familiar bumper sticker, keeping tahoe blue. the measures on your ballot designed to protect lake tahoe and the sierra from climate change. >> the stock market set for a rally after the trade war has been placed on hold. >> each pixel is shining in to light the outside of the building with an image. >> and later, a new addition to san francisco's iconic sky line. the new light insulation you'll see on the sales force tower starting this week. coming up at 6:25. 6:10 right now, you're watching "today in the bay."

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to expand career training and apprenticeships, invested in transportation and helped create over 200,000 living wage jobs. happy monday, we begin with a mostly cloudy start as we look outside in fremont. a little bit of a breeze as well. we'll see partly cloudy skies through about 10:00, we'll be at 61 degrees and look at that, low 70s for today. a little bit warmer than yesterday but that doesn't continue all week. we'll talk about that and what's ahead as we check out the full microclimate forecast. >> all right, kari, this will continue though the build at the san rafael bridge, predictable pattern. what's going on over here. we have slowing on the san mateo

bridge. >> very happy monday to you, tesla stock is back in focus after the latest deadly crash in the bay area overnight, a model s went into a pond. our bob redell investigating that right now. wall street headed for a rally today after the trump administration said it was putting tariffs on chinese goods on hold. dow futures call for a 200-point jump on the after steve mnuchin said the trade war is on hold. china has agreed to buy billions of dollars in american agricultural goods. the big buzz will be over this book bad blood, hits book stores today, the inside story of theranos. the author was on 60 minutes last night. the palo alto blood testing company accused of fraud. >> blaine: the-- nobody says th any more except there is one investor tim draper who gave

elizabeth holmes her first million dollars and says he still believes in her. drape erin sifts the company was brought down by the media, not by its own fraud. it's hard to believe he believes that. >> tim, you are so passionate about defending elizabeth and her company. father to father, is that because you are a skill the venture capitalist, which you are, or is that because you -- i meand of your daughter and met her when she was 19. you had been paternalistic towards her this whole time. how much of this passion is because you think she's a kind, decent skilled talented woman and how much is passion is based on spreadsheets and business. >> i would defend the entrepreneur absolutely in this kind of a case. no matter who that entremendous prenewer was. >> our viewers couldn't make sebs sense it of. completely shocked said one.

you should stop letting these people spout nonsense without challenge, although i do feel i did. i suggest your show perform better vetting of the guests before giving them air time. i question whether i will watch your show. until next week. >> he gave theranos the first million dollars. we well know that. we vetted that. and he still sticks by them is as stoundsitounding to us but h >> when you invest a million dollars you don't want to admit you're wrong. >> and you heard me say i think he's emotional will ta aally at >> a connection to the girl. >> decision 2018 tahoe such a beautiful place. and you will have a say whether to send money to the sierra. the area could get $127 million. officials say money would help prepare for climate change. other projects could include bike trails and restoration along the upper truckee river, there's a statewide ballot

measure on the june 5th primary to look for. another is schedule for the general election in november. >> and you fwrooblly have been hearing a lot about repealing caliia bill on the november ballot but today caltrans is expected to tout the benefits of the tax such as repaving 880 from oakland to fremont. it's costing $70 million and the money is coming directly from the gas tax. they are also similar projects happening up and down the state. >> the spring season of "the voice" all comes down to tonight. america will vote on the performances from the four finalists and that winner will be revealed tomorrow night. so the finalists all prepared three songs for tonight. >> the way that the voice has this show happening is going to be ridiculous. it's really, really dope. >> i feel i have grown so much and feel like i've aged years in the time that -- it's only been a few months. >> they really all can sing

there. here's the full lineup for you. the voice starts at 8:00 right here on nbc bay area. and then at 10:00, it's a new episode of running wild with bear grylls followed by nbc bay area news at 11:00. tomorrow night, the finale of the voice starts at 9:00. 6 toimg :18, a little coolee bay area, which is nice. >> is that trend going to continue? >> it's going to continue through the week. no major changes here. we'll be a little warmer for the inland areas in the bay today. after that we go back to our low 70s. let's get a live look outside in san rafael as the sun rises, beautiful start and that's the way you wake up on a monday morning. the 7-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen starting in the south bay and you see once again not many changes here as we head up to 72 today and downtown san jose morgan hill and also into antioch today, 76 degrees.

we'll be at 72 in danville and hayward up to 67. and some upper 50s for half moon bay. while redwood city tops out at 65 and we'll be at 62 today in the mission district. north bay up to 76 degrees and sonoma and 77 in santa rosa. it will be cool along the coast, the peninsula still seeing the fog and drizzle by 7:00 to 10:00 then partly cloudy skies. we'll see the highs in the upper 50s today and gusty winds. we've also had those winds gusting over pardons of the central valley, rushing in the central storms in the sierra. we'll see storms firing up again today. as we go through the afternoon, still showers and storms around south lake tahoe and tomorrow once again. head's up if you're going to the sierra this week. each day will see afternoon storms and let me know what you're doing this weekend. i'm @kari hall weather.

we're looking at the 7-day forecast for the inland areas and mid-70s for today, low 70s the rest of the week. still not really bad and san francisco holds those temperatures steady with highs in the low 60s. as we head over to mike, you have an update, what's happening for the drive. >> overall the drive looks great except for behind me the san mateo bridge, this is the tough drive. it's not on the flat section or high rises just over there on foster city side where reports of a disabled vehicle blocking one lane. but that's how much of a problem happens when this happens just after 6:00. we'll show you that on the maps you also see that red across the san mateo bridge and west 84, the dumb bar continue grij. you can see more traffic and that's the shift that happens out of hayward through union city and towards fremont. we'll show you on the waze system what they are mapping out as far as the travel time. waze is saying -- traffic by 20 minutes if you head southbound towards the dumbarton bridge towards palo alto.

the san mateo bridge definitely jammed. join nbc bay area wazers and we'll get that information wherever you are. let's get back to the maps and show rest of the information through the south bay. it is not a problem as far as that commute. northbound 101 through san martin, predictable slowing in towards morgan hill. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >> 6:21. coming up on "today in the pay, a car stolen with a dog inside. the reason the dog owner says he's willing to speak on the suspect's behalf now in court. >> first little known laws can save consumers big money. chris chmura brings this one into focus. >> here's a federal protection for contact wearers that few know about. you don't have to buy your lenses in the same office that gives you the exam. the federal trade commission requires they give the prescription. you can take it other places to shop around for best price send us your consumer question, 888-996-tips or nbcbayarea.com/responds.

chance you get (at night .. mae sure to lo welcome back, 6:24. starting tomorrow, first chance you get at night, be sure totow what you'll see is what you're getting a glimpse of here only on nbc. first ever test recently done for the top of the new salesforce tower. starting tomorrow night every night the top floors will be lit up with moving visual images. we've got an exclusive look at

the initial test run and spoke to the designer jim campbell. >> i'm less stressed about it now and more excited because we've seen what it looks like with imagery up there. very happy with the visual results. >> the light display covers the top nine floors of the tower. special cameras will capture each day's images and light the tower at night. on a clear night the images should be visible up to 20 miles away. >> well, we have quite the doggy tale this morning. >> the star here is riley, an adorable lab from santa rosa who's done a lot of television ads in phil more before but her owner left her in the car while he ran into a goodwill store. the engine was running and windows were down. when he came out the car was gone and so was riley. both stolen. here's greg holland riley's owner. >> panic set in, 911, the police were there immediately and everyone was there helping. >> so he went to go look for his dog but it turns out she was

already back home. greg's girlfriend found her in the backyard. what happened? here's santa rosa police. >> what we've pieced together is that the suspect figured out there was a dog in the car and probably looked at the registration in the glove box and drove to the address. >> drove to the address and dropped off the dog. then took the car. the suspect joshua hathaway of santa rosa had to be a dog lover. riley was safe and as for the stolen car, riley's owner found it and the alleged thief, hathaway eventually kracrashed car and was arrested. riley's owner also intends to speak on the thief's behave because he's so grateful riley was brought home safely. >> riley looks like she's doing quite well this morning. >> i think so. >> paying more for your commute. doesn't sound great but we'll tell you the reason mayors of

some of the bay area's biggest cities want you to vote yes to raise bridge tolls. plus -- >> get in my car, ma'am. get in my car. >> so terrifying. tell me it's just this neighborhood. >> no, it's not, the whole hill. >> heartbreaking new video surfacing showing the north bay wildfires as they rip through neighborhood, we'll take you inside the firestorm to show you what first responders came across. you're watching "today in the bay." we )re off to a cool start

the work week-- as we take a live right now at 6:30 on your monday morning, we're off to a school start for the workweek as we take a live look from milpitas city hall. good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. >> let's head over to kari hall with a look at to what expect weatherwise and the forecast looking decent today. >> it looks really nice, even though some parts of the bay area start off with clouds we'll get that clearing out as the morning goes along. live look in san jose after a great weekend in campbell celebrating with the boogy on the avenue going on. we'll see the skies clearing this morning and it's time to get to work. we'll see highs reaching in the low 70s. our seven-day forecast for inland areas, mid-70s today and low 70s for the rest of the week. the weekend is still looking pretty good. no major change here. we'll talk about some things going on around the bay area and places you may be headed in about seven minutes.

mike, now you have an alert from muny riders. sfwl we've heard muny advising folks to take an alternate through church, some sort of police activity. we're following that in the newsroom. i can tell muny riders, definitely popular spot as well. expect optional -- other transportation. we're looking at options and i'll retweet as well. the rest of the bay looks good except for one key spot, san mateo westbound which may clear in the next few minutes. for the dumbarton is the alternate san mateo bridge looks like this. avoid westbound 92. back to you. >> thanks, mike. we continue to monitor that breaking news in the east bay. one person is dead after a tesla model s crashed into a pond in the east bay. that happened between castro valley and san ramon. we're working to find out more.

we can tell you the car was just recovered. >> it is 6:31. we know how expensive it is to live in the bay area and it's also expensive to commute here as well. a lot of us have to pay several dollars every day to cross a bridge and soon you could end up paying even more. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is live at the dumbarton with a ballot initiative that would increase patrols once again. good morning, chris. >> hi there, most of these cars are paying $5 today, $6 next year and $8 by 2025 if rm 3 passes in june. let's get to the reason why regional measure 31 blot. that one dollar toll increase on all bridges except for golden gate bridge would start in 2019 followed by another buck in 2022 and 2025, an effort to raise $4.45 billion in funding in order to relief traffic on

highways through the addition of express lanes and improvements to highway 101 and other projects. it would raise money to improve transit from b.a.r.t. and c caltrains around the bay. who says yes? today mayors sam ricardo and shaft of oakland and mark farrell of san francisco will urge voters to agree to the toll hike. the silicon valley leadership group also supports it. others say it is bandaids to a bigger problem that would burden commuters financially. i did post polls both in my twitter feed and facebook page because we want to know how you're leaning at this point. so far it looks to be about 50/50 on twitter and on facebook. no one is commenting just yet. tell me where you get your information and how you plan on voting in june. again, that would raise the fares -- the tolls starting next year, 2019. at the dumbarton bridge, kris

sanchez, "today in the bay." >> if you plan to vote in the june primary you better act fast. today is the last day to register. you can register online or fill out the paper card available at any city hall or post office, there are of course some big issues on that ballot this june including the governor's race. we host an exclusive governor's debate earlier this month in san jose. all of those top candidates took part in this and to see the highlights from the debate go to the website all right, hop in. >> in the back. get in. >> inside that firestorm, we're getting a look at that new body camera footage this morning showing the north bay wildfire at its peak it's hard to watch but it's clear first responders save hundreds of lives. >> pete suratos joins us live with a closer look. good morning, pete.

>> reporter: good morning to you, laura and marcus. these body cam videos give a firsthand act of what took place during the north bay wildfires. i want to show you this first clip to our viewers of santa rosa police evacuating residents and specific resident as that fire approaches. >>. >> get in my car, mamg. get in my car. >> so terrifying. tell me it's just this neighborhood. >> no, it's not, the whole hill. >> reporter: that reaction you're hearing from the woman is what you hear from many of the residents as santa rosa police work to evacuate them from coffey park in fountain grove back in october. that's what i picked up from the video, a lot of unsure of what's taking place is that fire approaches their neighborhood. now i want to get to next video.

you can see one woman dealing with smoke inhalation, santa rosa police had to take her and group of people too the sheriff's office and demacomman center wasn't completely set up. a lot of chaos as the wildfire took over. in the next video you can see firefighters and police rescuing elderly people at the marina retirement community. in that video they say they were unable to find staff and they had to use crow bars and battering rams to gain entry in the rooms. in the final video, you've got santa rosa police rescuing elderly people, this time w in the distance the fire approaching an embers just flying everywhere at that point. overall you can see first responders really trying to show some compassion but also they have to show that level of urgency to get folks out of harm's way. we are seeing a new poll by the santa rosa press democrat surveyed 500 residents how they were warned when it came to wildfires. you see on the screen, 45% said

they did not receive a warning. second there at 28% they got a warning from a family member. with all of that said, folks in the survey, 59% felt the county is better prepared as a result of this disaster and they believe the county officials provided effective leadership during the wildfires. we're live in marin county, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> heartbreaking to hear. thank you very much. now to the very latest on hawaii's big island, lava from kilau kilauea volcano now reaching the ocean creating dangerous conditions. look at the new video into our newsroom showing lava bubbling up hawaii how intense this situation is. this is what it looks like as the lava is hitting the ocean water, a massive white plume known as laze is filling the air. it sends hydrochloric acid and steam with fine glass particles in the air. it can damage people's lungs and irritate eyes and skin. in the meantime, the first

serious injury is being reported and airborne chunk of lava hit a man inside his home. here's his neighbor. >> in the hospital now and we'll see if he loses a foot or not. >> the man is expected to survive. so far nearly 30 homes are destroyed and there's no end in sight. >> 6:38, in a follow-up to last week's fire at the peninsula auto body parts shop. this happened early friday morning. we brought that news to you here "today in the bay" in san mateo. a short time ago kris sanchez got an update from san mateo's battalion chief, he says that a team handling that environmental clean upwill be on site for next two weeks and that the inventory will likely be a total loss. >> we're looking over for are your commute. the south bay starting to see

the northbound push but we're doing that shift in towards the summertime commute pattern. looking at westbound 237. there is a crash just shy of 101 also where you see the slowing through sunnyvale. watch for both of those bits of activity. we're going to zoom out and show you the rest of the bay. overall things are looking good and bay bridge does have metering lights on and san mateo bridge which is very slow. if you can't see it on the sensors let me show it to you in a live camera shot. that's a slow drive on the west side to the disabled vehicle still over on the city size. use the dumbo. >> use the dumbo. >> a monday morning and never too early to think ahead to the weekend. >> a lot of festivals and -- >> graduations. >> yeah, very busy time of the year. you're looking ahead to the weekend and for the inland areas we'll be up to 70 degrees and bay at 68. 64 the coast and for sunday, it's still going to be really

nice. a lot of sunshine for the afternoon hours. although we will start out with clouds. in map pa vnapa valley, bottle l be happening, perfect weather, a little warmer on sunday but still very pleasant. if you're going to heavenly this weekend, we will still have the daily showers and thunderstorms, it's going to be warm with highs in the low 60s on friday and saturday, 56 degrees and 62 on sunday. let me know what you're doing this weekend. i'm @@kari hall weather. >> on "today in the bay," the push from bay area lawmakers and students today in the wake of the latest deadly school shooting. president trump demands another investigation into the fbi. meanwhile the white house says the trade war is over and you can see what's it's done to the

dow up nearly 300 points this monday morning.

it is 6:43 and we wake up to sunshine as we take a live look outside in palo alto right now. and it w s mid-50s and we'll be at 58 degrees at 10:00. upper 60s by 2:00 and eventually we'll hit that 70 degree temperature in palo alto. it's going to be a nice one. we'll look ahead to the rest of the week and also what to wear

coming up in less than five minutes. >> you choose which bridge to take, the bay bridge or dumbarton but the san mateo bridge is the one to avoid. we'll give you the updates crossing the bay and around the bay coming up. thanks, mike. 6:44 right now. happening today, san francisco supervisors may agree to raise the cost to develop in the city. the examiner reports the land used in transportation committee gets to vote today. it won't directly affect your wallet but it would increase the amount developers pay. it's an effort to offset the cost the city has the use -- people use that transit to go to shops and restaurants. the man behind the plan tells the paper that the city has a nearly $22 billion backlog on transportation projects. >> this morning the nation searches for answers yet again after another deadly school shooting. ten people died in santa fe.

peninsula students join lawmakers to fight against gun violence. scot weiner and ting and students will be in daly city to announce new legislation to stop gun shows from being held at the cal palace. past efforts to ban gun show have been vetoed by the governor. the president says that he will demand an investigation into the investigation of his own campaign. >> scott mcgrew the president talking about a spy in his ranks. >> he says spy. law enforcement would say informant. the words you use depends on your politics. over the weekend trump tweeted i hereby demand and will do so officially tomorrow, that the department of justice look into whether or not the fbi doj infiltrated or surveilled the trump campaign for political purposes and if any such demands or requests were made by people within the obama administration. two bits of context, one the president doesn't have the power

to demand that. two, if what he's alleging did happen, that would be something the justice department would want to know. with that in mind, you can see how rod rosenstein's next move was pretty smart. he beat the president to the punch on sunday telling doj inspectors to look into the matter. if anyone did infiltrate or surveil participants in a presidential campaign for inappropriate purposes, we need to know about it and take appropriate action. which takes the winds out of the president's sails this morning. the justice department saying well, of course if you what you say is true, we want to know that we're on it. the ranking member of the house permanent select committee on intelligence said this. >> this is part of a string of meritless allegations from the very beginning that i was wiretapped in trump tower, there's a vast unmasking conspiracy, the investigation began with a christopher steele dossi dossier, all of which was untrue. >> all of this after "new york

times" reports there was a second trump tower meeting this one with people representing foreign governments in the middle east. trump responding to that as well acknowledging on twitter, mueller's investigation into his campaign had now expanded beyond russia and is now worldwide. we examine the president's speeches and executive orders every day right here on quts today in i bay, you can contact me on twitter @scottmcgrew. >> after someone gets married you expect them to go on a ho y honeymo honeymoon. not yet for harry and meghan. they have tinhings to tend do, royal duties including the ceremony for prince charles tomorrow. we did learn one new detail about her veil which included flowers and imagery from across the commonwealth. outside of the commonwealth there was actually one representing california. markel is from so cal so her vail included a cal california

poppy. >> bringing a little bit of home -- >> the hollywood sign, light up -- >> i don't know if the queen would approve. >> it was beautiful white veil and had to keep it clean but you could put your hand prints like hollywood too. that's why i wasn't invited. only reason i wasn't invited. >> beautiful weekend as well. >> we had really nice weather. we start out this morning with mostly clear skies and patches of clouds in parts of the bay area but overall it's going to be a really nice day. and as we take a live look the kidsn san francisco, you sd ready for school t inhi m the south bay in san jose. we will be mostly cloudy through about 7:00 then starting to clear out mid to upper 50s throughout much of the morning. it will be a cool start but warming up today with low 70s, up to 71 as the kids get out of school with low 70s today in the south bay and san jose. palo alto will top out at 70

degrees and 75 in concord. look at santa rosa today, 77 degrees. san francisco low 60s. as you're getting dressed this morning, if you feel a little cool, you may want to make sure you grab a hat. other than that light long sleeves may be comfortable as we go throughout the day. in concord, probably short sleeves as it will be much warmer there reaching up to 77 degrees by 3:00 today and we'll hit that temperature for a couple of hours and then start to cool off. and then we've also had showers and thunderstorms firing up over the sierra each and every day, this still continues with an area of the disturbed weather to the east of us and also caused the winds over the central valley too rush in the sierra as storms develop. we'll see that again today. it's going to be windy in parts of the bay area because of that but we're not going to see any rain. we will continue on with our dry weather not only today but the rest of the week. looking at low 70s, slightly cooler tomorrow with a ocean breeze and for san francisco, it's going to be

breezy tomorrow reaching up to 61, low 60s for the rest of the week. mike, still says you want to avoid the san mateo bridge. >> you do. there's that disabled vehicle over on the foster city side, that is the one long stretch of red we see on the speed sensors. the tri valley looks great. south bay starting to show the build. the dumbarton bridge instead of san mateo bridge. let's show you what we're talking about. here's a slower drive we'll look at it on the waze system, not just the sensors but also travel times and going in hayward towards palo alto, across the bay, blue line shows an hour and 23 minutes. the purple line to the dumbarton bridge, 57 minutes, you're saving almost 25 minutes there and then the green light saves a toll but you have to go past the crash in sunnyvale. join nbc bay area wazers. the team name and traffic information will reveal itself to team members as well. we'll get out to the maps again and show you what else we're talking about. a delay or actually avoid

traveling past church and dub s dubois, i tweeted out alternates because of police activity right there. meanwhile there's a live look at the san mateo bridge, avoid west 92, try the dumbarton or the bay bridge. back to you. >> thanks, mike. coming up here on "today in the bay," a quick look at the top stories, including continuing breaking news coverage of the deadly accident in the east bay. what investigators are telling us about the car that crashed into the pond. >> and happening now is the bar set too high? only 27% of law students who took the exam in february passed. that's a record low. several law school deans are calling on the state to reduce the score needed to pass. plus, paraguay is opening a new embassy in jerusalem, it follows the u.s. and guatemala taking the same steps. ro mania and czech republic and honduras considering doing the same. president trump moved the american embassy from tel aviv creating controversy and protest. we'll be right back with more news ahead. it's 6:51. welcome back.

before you head out the door, here are the top stories on today in the bay-- before you head out the door, it is 6:54. here are the top stories on "today in the bay," a tesla crashed into a pond. you can see the damage to the railing there. this is along crow canyon road as we take a live look this morning. video shows a destroyed car pulled out of the water and it

was towed away about an hour ago. one man died. bob re-dell reports no skid marks were on road which means the driver likely didn't brake before the crash. a lot of questions in this case remain. a look at the growing memorial outside of santa fe high school in texas. that school will be chosed until at least tuesday morning. following friday's deadly shooting. ten people were killed and the first funeral was held yesterday for one of the eight students who were killed. two teachers were also killed in that shooting. >> coverage of the deadly texas school shooting continues next on the "today" show. new details emerge about the suspected shooter as the community mourns the loss of students and teachers frmgs an emergency hearing on the future of an east bay charter school. we've been telling you how three leaders suddenly left earlier this month. there was controversy about finances and questionable hires at the school. contra costa county office says education is launching its own

audit. board members today plan to name new leaders and discuss potential lawsuits. >> a palo alto pastor is out of a job after a twitter rant. first baptist church of palo alto gregliry stevens called a den of hate and disgusting and criticized the elderly community at the church. it stemmed from a disagreement between the church and city about permission to lease the building outside to tenants and he apologized 'rresigned from t congregation and removed his twitter account. >> mayors of the bay area's largest cities will unite to urge voters to pass a bridge toll hike. regional measure three calls for the most tolls to increase to $8 by 2025. the bay bridge toll would increase to $9. mayors from san jose, san francisco and oakland all support the measure.

they are holding a rally at the ferry building in san francisco this afternoon. pretty intense new video to show you, how chaotic things got the night of the deadly north bay wildfires. this is coming from hundreds of hours of police body camera footage. some of it is very hard to watch. one clip officers desperately try to evacuate someone who initially believes they should try to save their home. >> sir, you're going to put a lot of people in danger. the fire is coming at us. >> it's huge, it's one of the biggest i've seen. >> sir, police, we need to get you out of here. please get in the car and leave. >> get in my car, ma'am. get in my car. >> so terrifying. tell me it's just this neighborhood. >> no, it's not. the whole hill. >> it almost brings you chills. it wasn't just that neighborhood. we know how it ended. the man if the first clip

eventually did evacuate. so much devastation. you might have been hearing a lot about supreme court justice ruth bader begins burg recently. there's a new documentary about her out and she's being honored today. ginsburg will receive the friendly medal. john roberts will present it to her. the henry j. friendly medal recognizes contributions to law. whose ready for the beach? the upcoming memorial day weekend marks the unofficial start of summer and happening today an expert talks about the dangers of rip current and going to present a show and tell at ocean beach which is one of the bay area's most dangerous beaches for rip kufrncurrent. back in december, investigative unit showed recent changes to the warning signs at ocean beach, advise visitors to stay out of water at all conditions. click for the latest investigative unit report. and taking a live look right

now at milpitas city hall this morning. we're off to a cool start across the bay area. but kari, you've been telling us things will shape up to be a really nice day. >> it's going to be really comfortable and a little warmer than yesterday. reach into the low 70s for parts of the inland areas and cool and breezy. 75 and little bit cooler as we go through the rest of the week. low 70s san francisco, we'll start out with 60s for this week and continue that trend over the next seven days. >> cool and pleasant there. >> we switch to recovery mode. >> slow recovery right now. we'll look at the map. the disabled vehicle has just cleared from foster city, we're told overall the map you see the worst spot is still westbound 92 jammed at the toll plaza recovering at the high rise. you can use the san mateo bridge but a slow drive from hayward. you can use the dumbarton to stay clear. the build is on there to palo alto. >> thank you, mike. we'll check back with kari and mike and local news cut-ins at 7:25, about a half hour.

>> don't forget to join us for bay area news at 11:00 on this monday morning. make sure you get out and enjoy the day. good morning. why? new details emerge about that confessed texas school shooter. investigators now poring through his journal and computers looking for a motive as the first funerals for the ten victims are held. and texas native kelly clarkson makes an emotional appeal on music's big night. >> i'm so sick of moment of silence. it's not working, like, obviously. so -- sorry. spy games. the president tries to change the focus, claiming the fbi spied on the trump campaign. is it real or a distraction?