sunshine again today. a lot of clearing for the afternoon. here's a live look outside in palo alto this morning. visibility is all clear and we'll be in the upper 50s at 8:00 and you still see those clouds there through about noon with clearing today upper 60s for the afternoon. highs today heading in the low 70s inland, maybe upper 70s for spots like antioch and low 60s for san francisco and for the coast. we'll talk more about what's ahead for the week and mike still tracking what's happening in palo alto. >> i want to use the same shot you did. after a delay, a ten minute delay as far as picking up the closure at you have, we have seen traffic restoring back to the typical flow. the speed sensors are a little slow to recover but the live shot shows you no problem traveling north past university and willow, whether it was the overnight closure. we have a little remnant here on our speed sensors, everything is okay for the bay shore freeway and rest of the bay shows a nice smooth drive. we move up and looking at contra

costa county over towards the bay bridge without a problem. here's our live look at oakland. w you have company but no problem. >> thank you so much. >> at 5:01. now to a developing story in the east bay. a chaotic night in a hayward neighborhood. both being oting leads to an hurt. >> quts today's in the bay bob redell, i know neighbors in the area are describing a scary night for them. >> reporter: good morning to you, marcus and laura. are correct, you can see the hayward police department still has this section of the neighborhood, the 100 block of hewett place. one woman lived in the neighborhood for decades was frightened by what happened here last night and sadly she said to us, this is hayward. she tells a neighbor had some sort of dispute with somebody, he had invited into his house here on this block. police were called in around 7:00 last night and according to a post on facebook page, one of

their officers, one of the hayward police officers fired their gun and injured a suspect. that person is being treated at the hospital. their condition unknown. and an officer was also hurt being treated for an injury that is not life threatening. the police department pointed out that there is no longer a risk to the community. >> it kind of just scare me because i've been here for pretty much my whole life. i grew up on this neighborhood and for my kids to experience you know, gunshots or seeing stuff like this, it's just not normal. >> reporter: we also had one of our nbc bay area photographers out overnight monitoring the scene here. he tried to speak with an investigator and investigator told him that they are going to be so busy today, tuesday, conducting interviews and the like they wouldn't be able to get more information out until tomorrow. reporting live here in hayward, bob re-dell, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much.

it is 5:02. developing in the east bay, at least three people are hurt after a crash on highway 4 in antioch last night. it happened about 10:30. at one point every lane was closed near the hill crest off ramp. it eventually reopened before 2:00 a.m. we have new video in overnight to show you just showing how bad that crash was. first responders were taking someone away on a stretcher there. you can also see a heavily damaged big rig eventually i believe in this shot. there it is. it's one of six vehicles that crashed. there are other cars destroyed beyond recognition. developing now, a live look in concord and at a bank of america parking lot. this is behind sun valley mall. this is where a heartless crime last week injured a 93-year-old woman. but as soon as plan to release surveillance images they hope show the atanger. ann peterson is still in the hospital. last friday police say she and her 63-year-old friend were walking in the parking lot when

a man suddenly grabbed her purse -- her purse as well as the other friend's purse and knocked them down to the ground. peterson ended up with a broken hip. >> that poor lady. i mean, she was on the ground. she couldn't get up. there's a several bank employees came out to help her out. >> the other woman targeted in that attack is fine. the suspect is described as about 6'3", bald with a goatee and may be a pacific islander. continuing coverage this morning. brand-new video gives us a real sense of how terrifying a school shooting can be. a student took this video friday in santa fe texas. we just got it into our newsroom. you can see people outside. they've actually cleared the building and running across a field. if you listen closely, you can hear the gunshots in the distance. >> how frightening for these

kids. this frantic scene unfolded outside santa fe high school as a school resource shooter took on the alleged shooter. he faces murder charges for killing eight students and two teachers. the story we see and hear about far too often these days that has people everywhere searching for answers and happening today people in east oakland will gather for a town hall meeting focused on school shootings and gun violence. high school students will be there as well. it happens this afternoon at castlemont high school. >> 5:05. tackling the housing crisis, we all know how hard it is to find affordable housing here in the bay area. well, now we're getting a better glimpse at how many people in san francisco are applying for low income rentals in the city. qutsed in the bay pete suratos is live in san francisco with the new report. this is not so surprising but what are city leaders doing about this? >> reporter: well, marcus, you've got mayor mark farrell of san francisco and city officials

trying to figure outweighs how to speed up the process when it comes to making affordable housing more aavailable to folks in san francisco. as you mentioned there, this is a problem we're seeing really all krogs the bacross the bay a. a new report was put out by the mayor's office, house beiing an community development office. you can see there were 104 housing lotteries in 2017 alone. there were more than 85,000 households there that applied for affordable housing. no mayor wants to do is put together three working groups to recommend ways to reduce costs and speed up construction of affordable housing in the city. also have supervisor hillary ronan calling for requirements for the city to prioritize approval for affordable housing and as well as submit quarterly reports to the board of supervisors when it comes to that approval process. now, the ultimate goal for san francisco is to build 10,000 low income housing units by 2020. but the mayor wants these final

recommendations ready for him by july 31st. we're live here near the golden gate bridge, pete suratos, "today in the bay." >> thanks for thatupdate. >> today santa clara supervisors will be talking about the budget. the new fiscal year starts in july. if you have any opinions, they want to hear from you. today's workshop starts at 1:30 at the county administration building in san jose. next month the county supervisors will hold hearings to make final decisions. >> a live look in washington. lawmakers on both sides buzzing about what's happening today at the white house. some are calling it damage control because south korea's president will visit the white house presumably in an effort to keep talks with north korea from falling apart. this is believed to be the south korean president will try to convince president trump to ignore recent tough talks from north korea. one expert explains what's at stake. >> it's critical that they make some kind of breakthrough here. the whole process you can feel

is a little bit on the rocks right now. it's shaky ground. >> and a june 12th summit in singapore is still on the schedule but north korea is now threatening to cancel. this is in response to recent military drills by the u.s. and south korea. and a live look for you right now at oracle arena and dub thenatio heat? hey, we don't want to feel the heat. the warriors tonight, a look at really taking command at that lead in the western conference finals. right now the warriors lead houston two games to one. >> the game five in houston, the warriors need this one but there's a good chance they'll have to do it without andre ig dal da, he has a bruised knee. we hope he's doing okay. >> it is game on thanks to lebron, king james making sure boston will have to earn a trip to the finals, i scored 44 points in cleveland last night. even the series at two games apiece, win being 111 to 102.

>> right now at 5:09. as you get ready to head out this morning, we're going to go to walnut creek and check out our temperature trend. we'll start out with clouds and temperatures in the 50s, rising into the low 60s by later this morning, early afternoon. 66 degrees at 2:00 today. for that morning commute through the peninsula, a lot of clouds maybe even mist and drizzle and then we will start to see the sun peeking out around 10:00 and sunshine early afternoon. i'll be talking about rain chances and also a big warm-up in the forecast. more on that in a few minutes. mike, now you're hearing about a krark on the san mateo bridge. >> or very close to it. i took the camera from the toll plaza looking across the flat section and did see a quick short little break in the traffic flow. that might indicate they moved the car from the roadway with a temporary slowdown. traffic flows smoothly in this live shot we have. over here this is where the crash is reported, approaching the toll plaza, there's a little

blip where we saw slowing near and past toll plaza where the tamara camera is. the rest of hayward and tri-valley looks great. coming from the south county no problems for 101 or 17 over the santa cruz summit and overall, guys, a look at the commute shows a nice easy flow so far. back to you. >> let's hope it stays that way. thank you. >> it's 5:10. coming up next on "today in the bay," dangers in the walter. new this morning for first holida season, the spike in child drownings and what you can do to protect your family. >> elon musk thanks fans in what are tough times for the company. >> when you were a kid, they are everywhere in the streets. >> a lot of people talking about it. later this morning at 5:25, concerns about rentable scooters and the new safety issues for the popular and controversial rides.

it's 5:13. good tuesday morning. right now starting out with some clouds around the bay area. as we go to cupertino, we'll still see clouds through 11:00. 64 degrees. then some low 70s for early afternoon. sunshine, a beautiful day and we will have some rain chances ahead for parts of the bay area. i'll detail that and also a big warm-up in the forecast in less than five minutes. >> some low clouds in the

distance here but no problems for the folks on the roadway at san rafael, highway 101 at speed and novato down to the golden gate bridge. >> very happy tuesday to you, stocks rallied monday after the white house said our trade war with china had been quote put on hold. all kinds of news coming out of tesla. over the weekend, elon musk said those people waiting for the inexpensive model 3 will have to wait until next year. tesla will make the more expensive dual drive version of the model 3 musk s model 3 right away would cost tesla to lose money and die. we're following investigation into that tesla model 3 crash in -- model s crash in the eests bay. a man was killed when a car went into a pond at the high rate of speed. drivers found him still trapped to the seat. they are still collecting facts about that crash. elon musk tweeted last night a

thank you to all of the mpeople who still support tesla. >> in a rare acknowledgement about cash flow he talked about the delay of the model 3 and then consumer reports on top of all of these other problems, said that the model 3 could not be recommended because apparently, the braking -- consumer reports says a ford f-150 can stop faster than a tesla model 3. mark zuckerberg will talk to the european union today, live stream starting at 9:30 this morning california time. state regulators all over the u.s. launched a crackdown on fake cryptocoin, texas in particular, taking a hard line against cryptocoin companies in its state. take a look at this cryptocoin site called wind wide coin. it promises all kinds of riches and has glowing customer reviews. mark roberts on the left in the united kingdom and then

jennifer -- kate jennifer from chicago says her investment gave her extra spending money. if you take a look at those pictures, do you maybe recognize those people? >> the monitor there -- >> prince charles and. >> jennifer aniston. >> yes, so maybe those aren't the real consumers of this. now, i will say there's something that makes me trust it a little bit more and let's look at their legal team at that company. now it's hard to see but the woman in the red there on the third picture is part of their legal team. she's also the notorious rbg -- ruth bader ginsburg of the united states supreme court. so i'm thinking maybe their legal team is not quite what we think it is or it's amazing. you get begiginsburg on the leg team. >> what board is she serving on. inning. >> thanks, scott. >> new this morning.

a warning for you if you're planning to spend memorial day weekend on the lake or river or even the beach. a new report says that more kids actually drown in bodies of water than swimming pools. and the reason natural swimming holes have strong unpredictable currents and the water isn't clear so it's really harder to see those sudden dropoffs. experts say even experienced womener e swimmers may struggle. >> if they are trying to swim in open water, they may tire much more quickly just because of the water temperature. >> so what do parents do? well, the report suggests picking someone to be the water watcher for you, to keep an eye on swimmers and make sure those weak swimmers in your family wear life jackets. >> especially when you're boating, you have to it. >> always. >> all right, so you really want to listen to this story. a police officer saved a cat. this is on the side of a michigan interstate. >> look at this video the department just released. >> this okay.

it's okay. it's okay. >> the cat-like reflexes there. >> it's okay. >> yeah, the cat tried to run away but the officer quickly caught her. we don't know how she wound up on the road. took her to the station house where officers named her libby. she's ready to be adopted now. and look at that. become a part of the force. that's nice to see. >> that is nice. another nice thing today is the weather. it's cooler but not too bad. >> it's not going to be bad. when you see what's coming down the line, you'll just want to savor what we have going on in the forecast. we're getting ready for heat and in between a little bit of some rain in parts of the bay area. so a lot of changes here as you start out this morning, just waking up and about to wake the kids up getting ready for school in concord. it will be in the mid-50s, partly to mostly cloudy skies and clearing and temperatures making it in the upper 60s there

for early afternoon. eventually heading up to 75 degrees. 77 in antioch, napa today 76 degrees and san francisco today 60 degrees. 73 in san jose. as we widsen out the view to give you a look what's happening here. an area of low pressure developing over the gulf of alaska and that will be making its way into the bay area between thursday night and early friday morning. as we look at the time line, our hour by hour forecast, just shows passing clouds between now and then. by thursday we'll see rain approaching the north bay and that will make its way into parts of the east bay, maybe even the south bay by early friday morning. and then after that, things clear and our temperatures will be heating up. so we go from the 70s for the inland areas into the mid-80s by sunday and 90 degrees on monday. san francisco also in for a warm-up after spending the week in the 60s. next week we'll start out at 73 degrees. more details on that and mike

says it's mostly a calm commute for drivers. >> mostly a calm commute. we did hear about this, over on the peninsula, folks 101 at 92, right near the interchange reports of a small roadside fire, maybe debris and possibly maybe a cigarette tossed from the road. car, don't do either, toss garbage or cigarettes through the area. we're looking over here towards san jose. that debris cleared from the roadway. over here the bay bridge toll plaza, slight build for the cash lanes, going to kick in over the next couple of minutes, contra costa a smooth drive to the walnut street interchange. and over there in north bay, marin county moves smoothly at speed through san rafael. here's san jose, 101 moves nicely, good volume of traffic but south county to downtown san jose and smooth flow and dublin for 580. just typical slowing out of the altamont as you pass by the north. things get windy i'm told, hold on through the altamont pass. back to you. >> thanks, mike. coming up here on "today in the

bay," change is coming to the san francisco sky line, what we can expect from the grand opening of the new salesforce tower today. remember this hot holiday toy? did you buy your kid a fingerling, no one could find them but everyone wanted them. not so these days. mike says he found a ton yesterday. mike's facebook page to read the full post. did you buy us any, mike? blamed,

whales, sea lions, and other welcome back. a type of fishing gear is being blamed for killing dolphins, whales and sea lions and other marine life off the california coast. they are called drift gill nets and now there's a push to ban the gear which fishermen say would sink their industry. investigative reporter caught up with marcus to talk about how the nets now entangled in controversy. >> we're talking about these nets. how big are they? >> they can stretch to about a mile long. it's really become infamous for their deadly catch. we reviewed 28 years of federal inspection reports and found that tens of thousands of animals have been caught and killed in the nets including endangered species, they are actually the main way to catch swordfish off the coast of california but they are catching

a lot more. >> with that problem there is an effort to ban them? >> there is, a state senator proposed legislation that would essentially phase out these drift gill nets and give fishermen an option to buy back their permit. those who choose not to participate would end up facing higher fees. the permits of $300 and this legislation would call for it to increase to 3,000 in the next two years. as you might imagine, there's a lot more to the story so people can check out the website right now to watch our full investigation. >> thanks. certainly a interesting topic there. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give them a call 888-996-tips or logon to our website, nbcbayarea.c nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. you can also watch that full story. thanks so much, guys. 5:25. new scooter concerns this morning. this time in southern california. the same thing we see in san francisco. people in santa monica represnt

electric scooters and leave them wherever. no one wears a required helmet and people walk on the sidewalks instead of the bike lane. here's one mom's take. >> it's hard sometimes when you're with your kid going to run over. they are everywhere in the street. >> there have been dozens of accidents in santa monica, two serious, this is the same app people use in san francisco. by the end of the year the company wants to be in 50 cities. >> 5:26, happening today, celebrating a big addition to san francisco sky line. city leaders will attend the grand opening the new salesforce tower. tenants first started moving in earlier this year but today hold a formal dedication. tonight it's the long awaited launch of the tower's new nine story light installation that's used to flip the switch sometime after 8:00 p.m. >> coming up next, combatting complaints, the growing problems within the san jose police department. and the action city leaders will take today.

plus -- >> that happened and told my girls, go down, cover your head. >> a mother threatened at a popular gas station. those terrifying moments for an east bay family. fremont

good morning and thank you welcome to tuesday morning, we're looking at fremont. folks up and at them out the door this morning. what about you? we'll look at the forecast as well as the morning commute. good morning to you, thanks for

joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. we want to bring in kari hall with a look at what to expect weatherwise. >> it will be a cool day and starting out with clouds. as you step out right now, we have mid-50s all around the bay area. even upper 50s for san jose. that morning commute through the peninsula shows those clouds will linger through much of the morning. and our temperatures hold steady in the upper 50s and then once we get a little bit more clearing we'll be in the lower 60s by early afternoon. here's a look at all of the high temperatures today, concord 75, oakland 66 and santa rosa today, 72 degrees. low 60s for san francisco and upper 50s for half moon bay. we'll talk about what's ahead for the weekend at about seven minutes and mike, you're seeing a few changes. >> a little bit. a few more cars on road. we see the first blip, north 101 through san jose. a little build out of the altamont pass. we're looking at reports of a new crash in milpitas. i'll check on the nimitz but it

looks like lanes are open over the last few. i wanted to show you the bay bridge. not the toll plaza where the backup is forming and lights are on but alsoow clouds hovering around the deck. you might have to use the windshield wiper a swipe or two over on the san francisco sides. the clouds are lower over there. no problem heading under the bay bridge with b.a.r.t. great, no delays out of the central valley. and caltrain along the peninsula at speed. back to you. >> it's 5:31. tackling problems within the san jose police department. today city leaders will hear firsthand about a growing number of officers being disciplined for misconduct. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us live with what a new audit is revealing about the department. good morning, chris. >> it seems like 2017 was a year of both inside the san jose police department and also in their interactions with the community. the san jose independent police auditor is going to present his findings for the last year to the city council tonight.

the ipa will present that at the city council meeting at 6:00 tonight. a refresher here, the independent police auditor reviewed citizen complaints after the inferternal affairs concludes their review. a lot of numbers in this report thbuiugh your screen. in 2017, the sjpd got 222 citizen complaints and that is 24% fewer public complaints than the year before. but of those complaints, 16% more were valid dated, that is those complaints were found to be valid, the highest since the independent police officer's office was created. there is a decrease in the use of force and arrest complaints from the public. but also an increase in officer discipline including as you mentioned the firing of two officers and the discipline of one officer for bias. i want you to see some of these findings yourself ahead of the san jose independent police

auditor's presentation tonight. the report. it's 143 pages long. you don't have to read it because i already did and i'll put that up on twitter for you. also on facebook, tell me how you think your police department is doing if you live in the city of san jose. kris sanchez, qu"today in the " bay." >> a follow-up for you, a san francisco police officer did not have his body cam are rolling when shotsz were fired at the suspect's moving car. both actions are against the department policy, sfpd did release intense body camera video from another camera during a town hall last night. take a look. >> get out of the car! >> so here's the back story. police say that last friday, hale drove his car towards an officer and then another officer shot twice at that car. no one was hit with those bullets but police were trying to chase him down after he had

an alleged car burglary. here's what chief bill scot said about the officer not turning on his body camera. >> we're a year into this and definitely we haven't gotten it perfect yet. there are times they should have been on and they weren't and disciplinary actions have been taken. >> will take discipline action before people understanding it? but you have to understand they are in the moment. imagine, that investigation is still ongoing. >> now to a pretty frightening ordeal for a woman getting gas in are the east bay. police say two people threatened to kill her if she didn't give them money. it happened at the shell gas station on san pablo avenue friday night. she says a car pulled up alongside her and she was with her kids. and then a male driver pulled out a gun and demanded money. >> that happened and i told my girls cover your head, go down, go down. cover your head. >> the thieves did not get any cash. the man with a female passenger sped off in a 1997 toyota camry.

california students may soon receive an extra layer of protection from gun violence at schools. assembly members passed a measure that now heads to the state senate. it would allow school workers to request gun violence restraining orders. police and immediate family members already have those rights in california. the bill would allow students -- school employees make a similar legal request. this is for people showing violent warning signs. >> the nation's highest court headed a major victory to corporations and it could affect your work life. in a 5-4 vote, the court agreed with the trump administration lawyers that workers can't band together and fight over pay and work conditions. the court's five conservative judges ruled individual workers can be forced to settle issues with their bosses instead of class action lawsuits. the process of course called arbitration. liberal justices say the ruling will hit low wage nonunion

workers especially hard. we are watching the court closely for key decisions expected over the next few weeks. first president trump's travel ban, considering whether the ban focusing moekly mostly on muslim countries is unconstitutional. two gerrymandering cases out of wisconsin and maryland. means drawing political district to benefit political parties. plus a challenge to california law requiring women's clinics to provide information about abortion. finally the justices will also decide if a colorado baker was discriminating against a gay couple by refusing to create a cake for them. 5:36. a key late night decision in palo alto will affect you and your family. new cell phone towers are on the way. the city council is giving the go ahead to install small verizon cell nodes or antennas on utility poles. opponents worry it will drive down home values and also a concern possible health risks from radiation.

supporters say the city needs to upgrade lagging service. >> i also cannot work at home because i cannot get calls from work on my cell. >> we have rights to privacy and safety. these cell phone towers will not do that. >> verizon is paying for the installation and about $200 in rent for each post. >> 45:37, leaders are following through on changes for troubled charter school. east bay times is reporting board members ats clayton valley approved an interim leader yesterday after three former top administrators abruptly stepped down. contra costa county is auditing the school for questionable financing and hires. today the victim of a car theft dog napping will speak up for the suspect. >> police say joshua hathaway stole a car outside of the goodwill this weekend. a dog was in the back seat of that car. while its owner was out looking.

the alleged thief brought the dog home but he kept the car and later crashed it. the suspect's court hearing is today. in court the dog's owner says that he is speaking to the judge on the thief's behave because he's greatful he brought riley, the dog, back home safely. >> over here we're following the bay bridge. i told you the metering lights are on and you see the fast track lanes are backed up. look at the interesting pattern. they really let up here. i saw slowing traffic, a good indicator off the east shore freeway but that lightened up as well. traffic flow into the area looking light for a tuesday. we typically see those lanes completely filled in now we're looking at the walnut interchange in concord and highway 4 and feeder routes. as we do the summertime shift for the volume of traffic, we tip beiypically see things ligh

than the year. we'll continue to track that speed sensors throughout the south bay and peninsula. here's the look at san jose, first burst we typically see is here. again a little lighter than we often see and that will ease up over the next half hour and kick in again about 6:30. >> people getting up. >> trying to get through the week. >> there you go. >> exactly. >> which means we're closer to the weekend than yesterday. >> and for a lot of people it's going to be a long weekend with it being the holiday. there's a lot going on from festivals and we talked about graduations and all of that as we wrap up the school year as well. now taking a look at san francisco's forecast, friday we will have a slight chance of showers mostly during the morning. the rest of the weekend is looking great as temperatures warm up on memorial day. it will be warmer, 73 degrees. checking out san jose as memorial day weekend forecast, it's going to be 66 degrees, cool, slight chance of sprinkles during the morning and then look at that, upper 70s by sunday, 85

degrees on memorial day. if you're going to concord, it's going to be really hot by the holiday. it's going to be up to 92 degrees. and on sunday, 85 degrees. so we'll be on a warming trend and also in napa, bottle rock festival happening from 64 degrees on friday, drastic changes there going into memorial day where it will be 88 degrees and sunny. if you're going to tahoe the sierra forecast is looking good but that chance of rain with that chance of showers on friday but clearing out for the rest of the weekend. i'll have a look at today's temperature trend coming up in about three minutes. >> thanks, kari. coming up here on qutsz today in the bay, untangling a congested commute. the changes coming to a clogged east bay freeway. >> preparing for the next big wildfire, the way bay area firefighters are reducing the risk to your home this fire season. >> and a critic cal meeting today in the white house on the future of the two koreas when "today in the bay" continues. i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message.

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it's 5:43 on it thus morning. starting out with cloudy skies and a little bit of a different picture from yesterday morning. and it will be still a nice day as we go to campbell, clouds rolling by through about noon. and then we make it into the low 70s today which will still be cooler than normal but a comfortable afternoon. we're about to experience the chance of rain and also a big warm-up in our temperatures.

details on that coming up in five minutes. >> looking at the golden gate bridge, we do see almost all of the tower there. that little fog -- low clouds hanging around the deck, not presenting a problem for folks with the north bay. we'll give you a better idea coming up. >> 5:44, incredible video from hawaii. take a look at all of this lava pouring out. this is something that is really causing a lot of attention on that island. you know it's really hard to look away from it but for people on big island, this is a daily disaster. one big threat is called laze, toxic gas mixed with steam and tiny glass particles. doctors say this could lead to lung problems for people later on in life and also right now lafr va is threatening a geothermal power plant and workers are scrambling to shut down oil wells. >> fire season is coming as well. after laest year's devastation, they want to make sure we're all

prepared. you may recall the fire last summer in early august on grizzly peak and burned about 25 acres. later this morning firefighters i should say from alameda and contra costa will hold a forum at the site where the fire start and plan to talk about ways to reduce wildfire risks. updates to an interchange may may forward now, approved $34 million in funding yesterday. there's been a push for years to improve the highway 680. state highway 4 interchange over in papacheco. the interchange went up in the 60s to handle traffic leflgz of that decade so they certainly need improvements. a critical meeting today in the white house between president trump and south korean president moon. >> moon desperate to keep america in the peace talks. >> the talks between america and north korea and talks in doubt after that tough talk from north

korean leader kim jong-un. so moon's job is to convince our president to stay the course and talk to the north korean leader. video of president moon getting on a plane in south korea over the weekend, make that trip out here. today's meelt being meetiting s last just two hours. this may be the most important meeting of his life because the alternative to peace talks could be a military strike on north korea by the americans. prds trump said it would involve fire and fury like the world has never seen. that would be a disaster for south korea. remember seoul is just 35 miles from the dmz. there's north korean ar till ti to level the capital before we could stop. video of journalists assembling at the north korean test site, they say they are going to tear down that site today and asked reporters to document it. back in american politics, elections in georgia and

arkansas and kentucky today. the follow low who lost the primary will run anyway which could split the republican vote. he's don blankenship, you may remember him from this political ad. >> mitch mcconnell created millions of jobs for china people. >> under the constitution party he has to win a legal fight first. west virginia has a law that prohibits sore losers from running to interfere in the election. it is literally called the sore loser law. we take a look at everything going on including today's primaries in those states. georgia and kentucky and arkansas will keep you updated on twitter @ scottmcgrew. >> 5:47. today california honors a trail blazing gay politician whose life was cut too short. >> it's harvey milk day. he was one of the first openly

gay men to be elected to public office in the country. he became a san francisco county supervisor in 1977. but a year later, along with then mayor george musconi, they were assassinated at city hall. the glbt museum in san francisco's castro district is offering free admission in honor of harvey milk. now to the sweet smell of stamps. yeah, when you think you've heard it all. these are the brand-new forever postage stamps which are now scratch and sniff. the stamps show pop sickles, we don't know the scent used but we can find out when they are officially released next month. >> tooty fruity there maybe. >> those are cool. >> you could eat garlic -- >> my kids would want to -- a lot of lettuce. pen pals anyone.

>> go ahead. we're going to talk about popsicle weather, it's coming. >> some people hoping for warmer weather and it comes in time for the holiday and people will be heading to the beach. it's going to be perfect for finding somewhere nice and cool to cooling off as we kick off summer. it's definitely doesn't feel like summer today. here's a look at the low clouds over san francisco. starting out with those tera 50s and heading up to 60 today. it will be cooler there for the coast and half moon bay because of the clouds and the time it takes for it to cool off and clear out. we'll be up to 66 degrees today in oakland. 75 in concord and 76 in napa. in san jose, expect a high of 73 degrees and the 7-day forecast is already up at the bottom of the screen. as you get a look outside and getting dressed this morning, you need a hat and also sunglasses after those skies clear. we'll get beautiful clear day. light long sleeves will be comfortable too. especially as our temperature is

nice and cool. you'll need more than that. you'll also need a nice warm jacket. it's going to be in the 50s throughout the game. looking at what's happening now. everything is nice and quiet but we've seen storms developing. as we widen out the view, we'll watch this area of low pressure that developed over the gulf of alaska and moving closer to the bay area over the next couple of days. it will bring in slight rain chances for the north bay. but that won't be until late thursday afternoon into early friday morning. until then, we'll just see a mix of sun and clouds and then by 8:00 thursday night, we start to see some rain approaching the coast and also for parts of the north bay, not everyone will see the rain but it may linger into early friday morning for the inland areas and then we'll also see some cool temperatures. look at what happens once the system clears, we're going to heat up and fast by memorial day. we'll be up to 90 degrees inland and san francisco will be in the

low 70s with mostly clear skies throughout the weekend. mike, now you have an update on the crash in nimitz. >> it's not a big deal. the good stuff is that the crash is over on the shoulder. maybe even cleared off the chp grid. we're look at north 880 a distraction on the shoulder with no slowing there. in the east bay and south bay looking great. south county we see slowing both directions northbound through san martin. we expect that. southbound does show a little blip showing up and i'll check the chp updates to make sure there's no crash blocking any lanes. i'll let you know and tweet that out as well. i'll give you a look at dublin. some slowing out of the altamont but things are fine through livermore. you see the low clouds not a problem for visibility. there was a wind reported through the altamont overnight. a note of caution there. richmond to san rafael, a nice easy drive for fast track. let's check our commute with waze and we'll get you commutes

out of antioch and pittsburgh, a slower drive. if you take this routes, you'll get a faster route than if you take highway 4. join nbc bay area wazers, our group. back to you. >> coming up here on "today in the bay," a strike in sin city. the demand workers have that cothe casinos. >> first happening now at 5:52. intense manhunt in baltimore. police looking for suspects who killed a female officer last night. the officer was apparently hit by a car after responding to a burglary call. plus, it's been one year since the manchester bombing at an ariana grande concert. 22 people were killed and the singer tweeted about the tragedy. soon prince william and prime minister will join survivors and emergency workers for remembrance service. >> more news after this break. e

but our investigative unit went undercover to when you go out to eat, you expect the food to be safe. went underkoofr to discover how in food handlers could be putting you and your family at risk -- >> here's a preview of the investigation. >> it's about 85 degrees in this van. too warm for a car ride. definitely too warm to be storing your food because it koo make you sick.

we spent the last several weeks undercover and on surveillance watching raw meat and dairy and seafood sit for hours in un unrefridge traited trucks and vanz before it ended up to be served to unsuspecting customers. >> is this a refrigerated van? >> refrigerated van? >> is it refrigerated in there? >> no. >> 75 degrees in the van? >> uh-huh. >> you had a couple of violations for food kept at unsafe temperatures? >> that's -- you know, everybody -- it's different. >> tonight at 11:00, restaurants with risky practices that we caught in the act. and how the county is now responding to what we found. we hope to see you tonight at 11:00 for our special report. >> and of course if you have a story for our investigative unit, you can give them a call. that number is 888-996-tips or send an e-mail by going to our website, nbcbayarea.com/we investigate. >> 5:56. 18 people are in custody after a

peaceful protest at the state capit capitol. a group called the poor people's campaign staged a sit-in demanding to see the governor. they were chanting peacefully in front of the governor's office. they were asking for a long list of demands like equal pay, clean renewable energy and ban on semiautomatic weapons and protecting immigrants from deportation. protesters face charges of unlawful assembly and resisting law enforcement. >> lady luck could be running out. there's a chance tens of thousands of las vegas casino workers will strike. there's a vote on the strike today. it would impact more than 30 resorts leaving them without housekeepers and bartenders and other key employees. a contract negotiations have been going on since february. workers want higher wages and better job security. >> if you've never been to sequoia national park near yosemite, you should go. it is simply beautiful. >> while there, you'll probably come across this historic welcoming sign. this is a picture of it from the

1930s when it first went up. that sign was taken down six months ago and restored and we want to show you a look what it looks like today. still standing but without -- there you go. without help there the original sign was carved of a fallen tree, which was more than 2,000 years old. and the native american figure on the sequoia cherokee scholar who many believe is a giant sequoia tree named -- >> that was his name, s sequoia >> the a's are hosting the seattle mariners tonight. giants are away in houston. >> speaking of baseball, washington nationals 19-year-old rookie juan soto is now the first teenager to homer in the majors since 2012. i want you to take a look at this big moment. >> huge leadoff second. soto long ball to left.

see you later! >> see you later indeed. that was a three-one homer, the nationals went on to win the game. he's just 19 years old. >> a police officer and suspect in the hospital this morning after an officer involved shooting in the east bay. what neighbors are revealing about the violence. plus -- >> that poor lady, she was on the ground. she couldn't get up. >> an elderly work attacked near a popular bay area shopping center. the information they plan to release this morning as they look for the attacker. >> we all now how expensive it is to live in the bay area. the push to bring more affordable housing to one of the bay area's largest and priceyest cities, "today in the bay" continues right now. >> very good tuesday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. we want to get to your traffic in a moment. you've been telling us about the

weather and it's going to be nice today. >> it starts out cloudy for parts of the bay area. that's going to make it a little bit cooler for some of the coastal areas and even a little bit cooler inland. let's look at what you're seeing now as we look outside in palo alto and temperature trend for today, we'll see clouds rolling by until about noon and then upper 60s, low 70s there. inland areas up to 74. a chance of rain especially nor the north bay late in the evening. that could linger into early friday morning and take a look at the end of the forecast, it's going to be heating up in time for memorial day. details on that and more in a few minutes. mike, now you have a new crash in san jose? >> i do, tough place, tough time. fortunately over all a lighter commute still holding up. i want to show you north 87 at curtner, where we typically see the slowing, we have a crash, three vehicles involved and debris may be in lanes for our few northbound direction. you see that slowing from