racking the rain in just a few hours, the entire north bay will be under flood watch. in the coming days we'll all get wet. kari's time line this morning. second summit president trump leaves for vietnam soon. the key goals he's pushing for ahead of his meeting with north korea's leader. plus -- >> oh, give me a break. >> that is one woman's response to secret cameras on airplanes. all new, the response from major airlines this morning to news that many of those entertainment systems on the back of airplane seats secretly have cameras. "today in the bay" continues right now. a very good monday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i hope you had a great weekend. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm snch in forkris sanchez in for marcus washington. i'm watching the forecast because tomorrow i'll be on the streets, in rain gear. >> we're going to see waves of

heavy rain moving through especially for the north bay. let's get a look outside right now, with our storm ranger that's our mobile doppler radar, with the red scan that you're seeing coming out of san jose. we're going to be using this to track the next atmospheric river moving in and it will bring in waves of heavy downpours and a potential of some flooding over the next few days. we can see it's still well to the north of us, so as you get ready to head out the door we're dry for now but have the umbrella. we could see some light rain in parts of the east bay by late morning into early afternoon. it does get heavier for san francisco at 2:00 to 3:00 and then moving into oakland as well as over toward the tri-valley by 4:00 today. but it may take a while before it makes its way into the south bay. so i'll be giving you the time line for where you live coming up and mike, you have a couple of issues for the east bay. >> on the dry roads for now but you heard kari's forecast. over here a disabled vehicle southbound 808 at davis. be careful helded to san leandro, the slow lane should have a crew there shortly. upper east shore freeway, past

highway 4 jamming up pinole valley road, one lane blocked by a crash. crews should hopefully get there quickly, that's a priority i'm sure it's one of the focus points for the more than commute. back to you, laura. >> it's 6:20. in washington it's expected to be a wild week from a second north korea summit to michael cohen testimony, to even the possible release of the mueller report and more. "today in the bay's" susan mcginnis joins us live from capitol hill with a breakdown of everything going on. good morning, susan. >> hey laura, good morning. that's right, topping this busy week in washington the president leaving in several hours for hanoi, vietnam, for a second high stakes sitdown, with north korea's leader. >> 59 governors. >> president trump leaving today for hanoi, vietnam, for round two of meetings with north korean leader kim jong-un. >> we have a chance for the

total denuclearization of an area of the world that was very dangerous. >> he promised he'd denuclearize, we hope he'll make a big step towards that in the week ahead. >> reporter: optimism, despite no progress in denuclearization since the first summit last june. >> nothing is clear, and i think as a result, we could run the risk that kim is given concessions. >> reporter: intelligence officials have said they don't believe north korea will surrender its nuclear arsenal, seen as key to its survival. the president's trip comes a day before his former attorney, michael cohen, begins testimony before several congressional committees, with lawmakers anxious for him to clear up many questions. >> why the false statements before our committee, when he first appeared. what other light can he shed, now that he's cooperating on issues of obstruction of justice or collusion. we think he has a lot to offer. >> it's serious well beyond whatever cohen might have said, in that you misdirect the investigation. that's why it's so important that those kinds of charges be taken very seriously.

>> reporter: cohen's testimony wednesday will be public. meanwhile, washington is fixated on special counsel robert mueller's russia report, expected out in coming days. democrats are pushing to make that report public. now, as for the north korea summit, senior u.s. officials are said to be worried the president could end up giving away more than he gets. anything, laura, from troop withdrawals to lowering economic sanctions. >> it will be an interesting one to watch. susan, thanks so much. nbc's lester holt already in vietnam. he posted these photos to instagram. lester holt will be anchoring "nightly news" there as that sum id gets under way. you can watch "nightly news" at 5:30 here on nbc bay area and stay tuned for "nbc bay area news" at 6:00. back here in the bay area today marks day three of the oakland teacher strikes. state superintendent of public

instruction tony thurmond would be joining teachers in talks with the district today. teachers walked off the job demanding better pay, smaller class sizes. the district says it doesn't have the cash. "today in the bay's" bob redell will have a live report on the impact of students and families ahead at 6:30 this morning. also new this morning, are you being watched when you doze off on your airplane in your seat? a new ap report says major airline carriers like united and american have cameras right on the back of the seat. "today in the bay's" sharon katsuda is live at mineta san jose international airport with more on why these cameras could be on your flight and why we didn't know this sooner. sharon? >> reporter: well kris travelers are feeling a little uneasy about this this morning. after all, this is sort of your private space, aside from the person snoring next to you.. the ap reports a passenger on singapore airlines spotted the camera on the back seat

entertainment system and posted it on social media questioning privacy issues. that prompted media attention and the airlines said they did not activate the cameras nor to they intend to. they said manufacturers installed the cameras for possible seat to seat video conferencing. customers have questions and want to learn more. >> it's the world we live in and i don't know what to make of it. it's a little bit like an invasion of privacy, i think. is it for security? >> reporter: so far, american united singapore, and apparently delta are reported to have back seat cameras on airlines and the ap report says the singapore customer the airlines customer who reported this camera that they saw that customer suggested putting a cover on the cameras, but we have yet to see if the airlines will do that. reporting live in san jose i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the

bay." >> all right, thank you very much sharon. if we don't know it's there, we can't cover it. i guess it will just be interesting to see how it plays out. >> reporter: guess you could do it yourself. >> there you go carry some tape. thanks sharon. 6:07 right now. now to the very latest in the suspicious death investigation of san francisco public defender jeff adachi. our investigative unit learned that early yesterday morning, detectives armed with a search warrant went back to the home where he was found unresponsive. sources say police are trying to talk with a second woman who is from colombia, in connection with his death. we've also learned adachi's cell phone is missing. the police report we obtained indicates a woman named catarina told them she and the public defender went to dinner, he had a stomach ache and then took a pill. he became unresponsive and that's when she called 911. an autopsy was performed yesterday. a neighbor tells us she was stunned to learn what happened and she doesn't know anyone was in the home. >> people are not here at all.

like i haven't seen people in that apartment, only if there's like handy work or something in the garage or backyard, i see people like one person, that's working there, but i haven't seen anyone else in that apartment for the time i've been >> here. an autopsy of adachi's body as i mentioned, was performed yesterday. a picture of him has been been set up at the public defender's office. he's being remembered as a fierce advocate for the underserved and for police reform. this morning, a contra costa county court judge accused of sexually harassing a dozen women and improperly treating multiple defendants will have his day in court. a hearing is scheduled for judge john leitner. he faces nine judicial misconduct charges. today's hearing is conducted by a special masters appointed by the supreme court. the panel will then report its findings on the commission for judicial performance. it will then decide whether or not leitner should be discipline inned. crews have not announced whether they found the body of a woman buried under a landslide

at ft. fundston. the woman was walking with a friend when the cliff collapsed friday. one of the women managed to get out but the other was buried. and right now at 6:09 as we get ready to walk out the door we do have some dry conditionsbut another storm is approaching, so make sure you're prepared for that as we get a look at our storm ranger showing that rain approaching northern sonoma county and also moving through lake and mendocino counties. we are going to see this moving from north to south, going throughout the day, starting out with some light showers for the east bay at 11:00, but some really heavy rain continuing through at least this afternoon for parts of the north bay, and approaching napa, going into 3:00 to 4:00 parts of the east bay and the tri-valley may have to deal with a very soggy commute, also extending toward san francisco, while not a lot of rain going in san jose today and it may be until tomorrow we start to see the heavier showers moving into the south bay, where we start to see some of the rain moving in but this could also

cause some flooding. i'll talk more about that coming up in the next few minutes, and mike you're taking us to pinole. >> that's right, we have a crash in pinole for the upper east shore freeway. i wanted to call out the bottom of the screen right here where we see slowing, we just heard about a crash north 101 around tully as well. and that's right where we're seeing the slowing, starting from about capital expressway. i'll track that and see if that adds to the slowing, we typically see that pattern anyway but looking also over here the upper east shore freeway around pinole valley road it is jamming up traffic out of rodeo and past highway 4. the fast lane reported blocked here for the commute on the upper east shore freeway that will add time headed dune toward the bay bridge. it's more than 24 minutes because this timer starts as you pass highway 4 and the backup starts about a half mile before that so we'll watch for about 26 to 27 minutes right now coming off the carquinez bridge and there is the backup at the toll plaza. back to you. >> thank you very much mike. 6:10. coming up next on "today in the bay," watching your money. the movement overseas overnight

impacting the markets. we'll look at the futures before the bell. and all new this hour whoops! a bad basketball action that has people laughing this morning. you might want to see this one. you're watching "today in the bay."

the time now is 6:13. let's take a live look outside in san jose this morning. a beautiful sunrise, and we call

this a mackerel sky, you can see the alto cumulus clouds ahead, ahead of the atmospheric event that will bring us rain let aer on this afternoon. campbell starts out with low 50s, headed into the mid-50s today. we'll talk about how much rain you can expect, coming up in less than five minutes. >> here in the south bay a light flow of traffic for this portion of 101. we have it jammed farther south. we'll show you the problem folks are having coming up to this area. >> thanks kari and mike. time for today's business and tech headlines. wall street set to open higher this morning, following a positive lead from asia and europe. china's markets had their best day in more than three years, after president trump decided to delay a deadline this friday to raise tariffs on chinese-made goods citing progress in talks this weekend. stocks are coming off another positive week. the ninth straight for the dow and nasdaq. prices at the pump are jumping. the average price of regular unleaded rising ten cents over

the past two weeks to $2.44 a gallon. analysts cite an increase in crude oil costs. in the bay area of course gas is higher at $3.50 a gallon on average. prices are still about 15 cents lower than this time last year. another new business headline for you, the cost of going out for dinner is going up. prices at full service restaurants went up more than 2.5% in january, well above the 1.6% rise in inflation overall. experts say that it's because of higher expenses for rent insurance, labor, all of those being passed on to consumers. staff pay could be the biggest contributor to rising restaurant prices as some states have raised their minimum wage. >> we've seen it right here in the bay area. indeed we have. when it comes to the nba, we are pretty spoiled around here wouldn't you say? >> definitely. it's hard to complain about the world champion warriors. knicks fans on the other hand not so much. here is the latest proof, even the pros sometimes look like amateurs. when two new york knicks went up

for a rebound yesterday against san antonio, they tipped the ball right into the spurs' basket! the knicks are in last place and fans call this latest sign of a pretty painful season. >> that is ridiculous. >> but they're laughing in the stands there. >> you know what? last night during the academy awards right, didn't spike lee give a shout out? samuel jackson told him, they just won, the knicks won, they finally won. >> i know. they did not. you might be winning today if you can find your umbrella and don't have to hunt too hard. >> you need the rain gear today and the next several days. it may be dry now but things will be changing so here is a look at what we are going to see, as you head out the door temperatures are nice and mild, with some mid-40s in the tri-valley. it's 48 in san jose some low 50s now in oakland, and in san francisco. the seven-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen. you can see a lot of rain icons throughout the week as we get a look at the mt. diablo unified

school day, we are going to see around concord those temperatures in the upper 40s, headed to school not raining on the way to school but as you head out, that last school bell rings, we will see some rain coming down and it will be windy as well. here is a look at storm ranger our mobile doppler radar right now in the south bay, we're seeing some of the showers approaching parts of the north bay right now, and it will make its progress into the bay area going into the rest of the day, as this atmospheric river that's brought a lot of heavy rain across far northern california continues to make its way into the bay area today. and we can see just how far this moisture extends out into the pacific, and the reason why we call it the pineapple express, this very heavy rain connecting all the way to hawaii and we can see it targeting the bay area so as we go into the rest of the day, the rain will become more widespread but starts out in the north bay, and then we start out with some light showers in parts of the east bay, and maybe some sprinkleless in the south bay, but we can see

a lot of reds and yellows showing heavy rain into this afternoon, into the evening hours. more rain tomorrow off and on and then we'll finally start to see this tapering off, at least with this storm system on wednesday into thursday. look at how much rain the computer models are putting down. anywhere from 5 to 6 inches of rain, maybe even more for the north bay, while the south bay gets about an inch to two inches of rain. this will cause some flooding especially on the creeks and rivers that will go up fairly rapidly, so looking at the napa river cresting between tuesday night and wednesday morning, and could be over flood stage by about a foot, and then for the russian river in guerneville, expecting this to be well over flood stage, so this could cause quite a few problems going into wednesday as well as thursday, a lot to watch here, because we'll have some strong winds that could bring down some trees, not only will we see the flooding but the potential of some wind damage and maybe even a few thunderstorms between wednesday and thursday and more rain

continues into the weekend. mike what's happening now in san jose? >> we have that crash, kari but that's kind of it. here is the problem. northbound 101 jamming up as you approach capital expressway to tully road a hit-and-run crash. one vehicle took off. the other one stuck in one of your middle lanes, that is the issue as the commute builds. the rest of the commute not quite so bad. this may see more traffic flowing on 85 toward 87 and we'll track that 87 can't handle more than it does on the normal commute day, so we'll see if the shift is there, keep advised and stay with me for the changes. the rest of the bay not changing much for the tri-valley and the east bay, just a simple build across the san mateo and the dumbarton bridge off the nimitz and that is typical for 6:19. westbound 80 continuing to build coming off the carquinez bridge slowing through rodeo and hercules toward pinole valley road where your fast lane is reported blocked. the speed sensors have gone from red to orange so they may have cleared one lane.

they called off a traffic break, they didn't need that to clear the roadway. the rest of the bay a nice drive, contra costa county and upper and lower east shore looking nice backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. kari is talking about the rain coming from the north bay and look at this golden gate bridge shot we see a little mist here so that will create some slippery conditions just be prepared for that. back to you. >> thank you, mike. coming up at 6:30 on "today in the bay," a deadly shooting in one contra costa county city near a costco store. what police are telling us this morning about the search for a suspect. unexpected twist from a plumber. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, "nbc bay area responds," next. . did you feel the chemistry between bradley cooper and lady gaga last night? i was tweeting about it as my 9-year-old even commented on it. follow me on twitter. we're back with more in a bit. 6:20 right now.

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new criminal charges including sex abus 6:23 happening today, r&b singer r. kelly is due back in court. he was charged with ten counts of sexual abuse, nine of which are linked to minors. today a judge is expected to be assigned to the case. some of those accusations date back years. so far r. kelly is still in jail because he has not made

bail. his attorney says he can prove his client did nothing wrong. vice president mike pence is on his way to clomolombia this morning. new video of him leaving joint base andrews. pence plans to have his first meeting with a u.s.-backed leader of venezuela, it comes when troops backing nicolas maduro blocked convoys of humanitarian aid from the u.s. the violence could lead to the u.s. imposing new sanctions. nbc bay area responds to an orinda couple, after a plumber left them high and dry. >> and not in a good way. consumer investigator chris chmura and his team stepped in to help. >> good morning. sandy and dorothy chinn called ars rooter rescue to fix a leaky shower and faucet in their bathroom. they say they paid $525 for the fix, but ended up with this, right here, the chinns say what you're seeing is unfinished work and that right there, i can zoom in, is a plumber's tool stuck in the shower valve.

the chins say the tool broke and the plumber just left it. he also left their house, and quoted in writing an extra $925 to return, finish the shower job and remove that broken tool. the chinns say they had no running water for two days. ultimately they called a family member to fix what he could, then the chinns turned to us for a refund. we contacted ars rooter, and a few days later, the company returned the chinn's $525. it sent us a statement that really didn't address what happened, but the company said in part here, "we take great pride in knowing we were able to take steps to ensure ms. chinn's satisfaction." if you have a complaint about a contractor, let us know, 888-996-tips or online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> thanks chris. some aspiring bay area singers hope they got their big break.

>> hundreds performed at the moscone center to audition for "the voice" yesterday. san francisco was just one of several, where hopefuls answered an open casting call. >> i'm really excited. it's something i've been wanting to do for a long time so i'm really looking forward to it. ♪ >> not bad. anyone who makes the cut will compete in season 17 this fall. season 16 of "the voice" premieres tonight at 8:00 on nbc bay area with brand new coach john legend. here is a look at what's still ahead on "today in the bay." another round of wet rain headed for the bay area. some of us in the north bay already feeling it. kari's updated forecast plus a live look at conditions and also one creek that we're watching this morning. and still on strike what happened during negotiations in oakland this weekend, as we look live at teachers preparing to return to the picket lines this morning. and another new twist in the

jussie smollett case the text messages making headlines this morning. you're watching "today in the bay."

live look at radar -- powered by storm ranger. we )re in a microclimate weather alert. right now at 6:30 a live look at your radar, powered by storm ranger. we are in another microclimate weather alert. look what is coming our way, already hitting the north bay. more rain. another big storm. good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia.

>> and i'm kris sanchez in for marcus washington today. we want to get right to the forecast. >> it's going to be all about the rain this week as we start out right now, approaching 6:30 with some of the rain moving through northern sonoma county but you've been seeing the rain in mendocino and lake county this is morning, so as we see how widespread this rain is it's making its progress into the rest of the bay area as we go throughout today and going to see some light showers starting out by 10:00 to 11:00 for most of us, but may be a while before we really start to see that rain getting going in the south bay. the evening commute may be quite sloppy with some pockets of some heavy rain and gusty winds, and continues throughout tonight, tomorrow as well as wednesday. i'll have more on the time line coming up and mike, you're checking out the south bay. >> the rain will come in the latest down here but we're seeing early commute shows a slower drive and shifting here as well. now the good news is the crash north 101 at tully has cleared from lanes in the last few minutes but the backup and folks

talking about it like over here, we're looking at a shift, folks avoiding that taking 85 to 87 we talked about that as a possibility. that's not good news for 87. we'll track that. hopefully folks will see that last report and get packback on 101. it's okay. a slowdown toward the san mateo bridge for south 880, may be a crash in lanes around 92. we're waiting for chp to arrive on scene. patterns for speeds looks standard. upper east shore freeway crash at pinole valley road south 880 at dais another disabled vehicle there. as we mentioned another round of rain headed toward the bay area so you should prepare for yet another wet week. >> "today in the bay's" pete suratos joins us live from san anselmo, and the north bay got a lot of rain the last time around what are they bracing for this week? >> reporter: good morning to you, kris and laura. as kari mentioned this morning, we're going to see up to six inches of rain in the north bay,

parts of the north bay, until we reach friday so we saw a lot of flooding and landslides around the north bay the last time around as a result of this rain but we're standing here at san anselmo creek, when this area floods or when it hits the flood stage out about 13 feet that's when there's big time concern in here obviously right now the levels are very low. i checked on the ross valley fire website, it's at about two feet we are well under that flood stage but the big story last time around of course was in sausalito. i'll show you the video when we saw that massive landslide along sausalito boulevard where the woman was miraculously rescued after a home slid down the hill. there is plenty of debris cleanup ahead and homes and buildings were damaged big time as a result of that landslide in sausalito. we were there when the city council voted for a local state of emergency due to the damage that they have ahead. we also saw some flooding in santa rosa. this is video now that you guys are looking at from the previous storm system where a portion of

the road that was near work west creek was flooded. you see cars making the decision to drive through it. want to point out, that is never a good idea especially because you don't know how deep that standing water is you don't want to do that and of course when you go further north, we're going to see some of the issues in guerneville in that area along the russian river. most folks are typically prepared for those conditions with most of the homes along the russian river on stilts elevated as they are used to the flooding in that area but there's an advisory that tells people to evacuate that area nonetheless. as we take you back out here live to san anselmo creek very low at two feet not close to the flood stage. we'll provide updates on the weather on my social media accounts throughout the morning. we're live in san anselmo, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thank you very much pete. download the nbc bay area app for free, and you'll get breaking weather alerts right to your phone, you can track the weather in your neighborhood where you work and the neighborhood where you live. 6:33 right now.

happening today teachers on strike it's the third day for oakland, after talks with the school district broke down over the weekend. "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us live outside oakland technical high school this morning, both sides are they expected to talk at all today? >> reporter: we believe so. as you could see behind me teachers arrived outside oakland technical high to start picketing again. they should be picketing out here at any moment. the union who represents them says negotiations are supposed to resume today. there's no confirmation of that from the school district. if they resume the teachers plan to bring an ally to the bargaining table, the state superintendent of public instruction. the oakland education association posted on facebook that tony thurmond would be joining them in talks with the district. both sides did meet friday. the district said the union canceled scheduled talks for saturday and that the union walked out yesterday just after just an hour of talks. the union, which has been without a contract since 2017

is demanding smaller class sizes, hiring of support staff and a 12% pay hike over three years. the district has offered 7% plus a one-time bonus of 1.5%. the district tells the "east bay times" a 12% raise demanded by teachers would cost the district $60 million which is unaffordable the district expected to face a $56 million budget shortfall in the coming years. >> our families are counting on us. know that i speak for all of us when i say that we love and value our teachers and we want to give them everything they are asking for, however, we cannot afford to do so. >> reporter: the fiscal oversight trustee oversees the unified school district he has the power to veto any agreement with the union that would put the district in financial distress. he issued a statement last night indicating that 12% raise demanded by teachers would do just that and he would rescind

any deal that agrees to that. reporting live here in oakland bob redell "today in the bay." >> thanks for the latest bob. we'll continue to follow. 5:35 or 6:35 right now. danville police are piecing together the detail of a deadly shooting. officers responded to reports of a gunshot off astoria way less than a block from the danville costco store yesterday afternoon, that's where they found a man lying next to a trailer in a parking lot, and that man was pronounced dead at the scene. we talked with a neighbor, whose car is also in that lot. >> there's probably a bunch of cars that just sit there. i know that they store some cars, it's probably a bunch of work trucks, probably just one of the work truck trailers, probably somewhere, where no one could see anything and you know, did whatever they were doing back there. >> police have not released details about the victim nor a suspect description. opening statements began in the trial of the second man accused of monsanto accusing monsanto of giving him cancer.

70-year-old edwin hardelman used roundup back in the 1980s. in 2015, he was diagnosed with nonhodgkins lymphoma, a month before the key ingredient in roundup was listed as a carcinogen. hard anyiman's case is more than 1600 filed by people who believe roundup caused their cancer. the trial is expected to last a month. in the first trial, a jury found roundup caused cancer in an east bay pest control manager awarding him $289 million but that was slashed to $78 million by the judge. the latest development in the jussie smollett case involves a check and texts smollett sent to two brothers authorities believe assisted in the staged attack. tmz obtained a copy of the check, the actor paid $3,500 to the payer. smollett says the money was for fitness related help. the memo on the line of the check seems to back that up. the brothers told a grand jury

the payment was for training. chicago police previously said the actor paid that amount to stage the attack. nbc has not reviewed the material but a source familiar with it confirms it is authentic. a big trade to tell you about, and if you think you're having a roller coaster day, check this out. here's gustave nyqvist scoring in detroit yesterday against the sharks. after the game he found out he'd been traded to the sharks. it was detroit's second leading scorer the sharks gave up two draft picks. >> that is interesting. >> great for the sharks, he didn't have to take the flight back i guess for the trip. >> move on in. >> i cannot imagine what that's like to find out you're traded just like that. >> well there's something we have to tell you this morning. i'm just kidding. . >> i have a meeting scheduled later on. some folks waiting on at left approach a light drive, fast track on the right the approach still slow. coming out of the maze a lighter volume of traffic.

the east shore freeway some folks might be held up in pinole. the crash cleared from westbound 80 slowing through emeryville and berkeley. south 880 at davis a disabled truck blocks one lane mild slowing through san leandro and more slowing toward 92 but the earlier crash cleared so it was no worse than your typical drive. that's good news for right now. that was a beautiful weekend on last weekend. >> it was nice to dry out a little bit this weekend. >> now we're back to work on the roads. >> there we go. let's talk about the forecast coming up toward next weekend, hopefully you got your yard work and stuff done. >> hopefully you got everything done because this weekend it's going to be raining off and on. we're starting out the week with some rain and it's moving in from the north as once again we prepare for this atmospheric river to roll through the bay area today and the next several days producing the potential of some flooding and gusty winds, and then even as we look forward the weekend, still some scattered showers in the forecast. there will be some breaks in between but it still looks pretty wet.

no all clear days here, but if you're going to the tri-valley still some cloudy skies on friday a better chance of rain on saturday. sunday may be a little bit of a break from those downpours. if you're going to the sierra this weekend, expect it to be really tough getting there, a lot of heavy snow and may change over to a rain/snow mix in heavenly by the weekend. so i'll be tracking all of that for you. we'll look at today's forecast that's coming up in about three minutes. >> thanks a lot. next and all new on "today in the bay," a community in mourning. two california teenagers, young ones gunned down over the weekend. what we know about the shooting as their families are left grieving. also all new the response from major airlines to news that many of the entertainment systems on the back of airplane seats secretly have cameras. plus -- >> to be the one that was chosen to get to hold this trophy again, it's not something that i take lightly. >> brand new comments overnight from oakland and hayward's own

mahershala ali on his historic oscar win. >> take a look at the markets, open for about ten minutes now. look at that rally, up 181, 82 points. this after president trump pushes back that march trade deal deadline with china.

good monday morning. at 6:43 our microclimate weather alert is back as we track another round of rain. here is a live look in walnut creek, it's cloudy but not yet raining, as we go throughout the day. the rain gets here by late morning into early afternoon, and continues for the next several days. we may have some flooding and wind damage. i'll talk more about all of that coming up in less than five minutes. >> and this is not rain but it's enough mist and drizzle that

i've seen, look at the windshield wipers on the pickup truck. watch for the slicker conditions and also watch that time line that kari is talking about. new this morning, are you being watched when you aref, reading a magazine on your gadget? looking life at minuteteta san jose airport. united american and delta may have cameras on the back seats that we don't know about. some of the major airlines are reportedly saying that it's the manufacturer that installed the cameras. the associated press reports a passenger on a singapore airlines flight spotted the camera on the back seat entertainment system then posted it on social media, questioning the privacy concern. that prompted a lot of media attention, and this morning, airplanes airlines are explaining they have not activated the cameras and that they don't plan to activate them. still customers we talked with this morning have a lot of questions. >> any device, any camera any

laptop you can get hacked into a plane, a car, it's always a possibility. hopefully they'll have some sort of security measures to handle that. >> the associated press says the customer who posted that picture of the camera suggested putting a cover on it until the airlines decide what they're going to do. quarter to 7:00 right now. developing right now, central valley community heartbroken over the shooting deaths of two young teenage herrteenagers. about 100 friends and family members gathered last night to grieve together at the site of the shooting. police do not have any leads at this point, and no clue about a possible motive. the mothers of both victims understandably are heartbroken.

>> justice will be served. i hope they find them. >> i just hope that the cops will find the person that did this to these two innocent teenagers. they bring them to justice, because they're just kids. they don't know anything. >> both boys were freshmen in high school. one went to school in stockton, the other in elk grove, just outside sacramento. happening today, students in san francisco will meet senator feinstein urging her to support the new green deal. so far, california senator is opposing it. this following another viral encounter with students last week. >> scientists said that we have 12 years to turn this around. >> well, it's not going to get turned around in ten years. >> the video of young activists speaking with senator feinstein on friday went viral. some considered it a tense exchange. the students are affiliated with the activist group called sunrise movement. feinstein invited them to critique her resolution today. >> 6:46 now. making history. the california republican party is electing its first woman chairperson. jessica patterson of simi valley also the first latina elected to

the position. she won the race against former assemblyman travis allen and gop activist steve frank. patterson will lead the state gop into the 2020 election cycle after the midterm losses. she says her goal is to bring republican ideas to new communities instead of solely pushing the president's message. maybe some of the oscar parties only wrapping up this morning but following hollywood's biggest night of the year. some of the biggest winners, rami malek, for best actor, olivia colman best actress, al upon toe cuaron for "roma" and best song "shallow" and best picture "green book" it won three oscars, including maher mahershala ali for best supporting actor. this is his second in three years. he was celebrating at a post

party last night. he grew up in hayward and after, he talked about his latest honor. >> to be the one that was chosen to get to hold this trophy again, it's not something that i take lightly. it's not something i take for granted. >> it's nice to show his humility there. the award for achievement in editing went to san jose's john ottman he thanks his parents for indumb nlging his artistic side as a boy. >> they encouraged me whatever i want to do as a kid, writing music, a mystery to them or making films in their garage in normington way in san jose, california. >> he gave san jose a shout out. >> coverage of the oscars continues at 7:00 this morning, they'll be talking on the "today" show about the fashion, the speeches the big upsets and also what else is trending this morning. savannah guthrie hosts the "today" show live from l.a. this morning. >> see how fast the dresses are being replicated already. >> that is true. goes really fast. you want to replicate a rain

coat by tomorrow. >> you need all the rain gear as we go throughout the week and we are going to deal with round after round of some rain moving in and it does start out in the north bay this morning, but then works its way across the bay area and our temperatures are cool so once we get that rain and temperatures in the upper 40s, it is going to feel chilly getting the kids up and out the door for school this morning in san jose, expect some upper 40s walking to school partly to mostly cloudy skies. as they head out they may be able to play outside at school with cloudy skies and cool temperatures but by the time that last school bell rings, we may start to see some light showers moving through. we can see the rain on storm ranger that's our mobile doppler radar showing the rain moving into santa rosa right now, we've also seen some spotty light showers moving out ahead of this but the bulk of the rain still well to the north of us and with this atmospheric river, it makes its progress to the south, and the reason why we're calling that this moisture connects all the way to

hawaii so we can see just how long this moisture is, and all the clouds that are streaming over the pacific and it will take a while before it works its way all the way through the bay area. so we are going to see some of the yellows and the reds here on the map, indicating some heavier rain through about 10:30 to 11:00 and still in the north bay into early afternoon, we start to see heavier rain moving in later on this afternoon into the even hoursing hours. it may take a while before it moves into san jose tri-valley into the east bay as well as the north bay, more rain tomorrow as well as wednesday, before we catch a short break. now looking at the north bay, we're looking at rainfall totals anywhere from two to five inches and that's going to create some high quickly rising rivers and creeks also some gusty winds for the central parts of the bay area looking at anywhere from two to three and a half inches of rain and

45-mile-per-hour wind gusts. for the south bay, one and a half to five inches. the five inches will be over the santa cruz mountains. a lot of concerns with mudslides because the ground is already wet. we throw on more heavy rain and gusty winds and we will see throughout the week there will be some breaks in between, but overall, we're looking at a pretty wet pattern over the next seven days. mike what's happening now in berkeley? >> kari we have some slowing in berkeley and i did hear about a crash west 80 around gilman that may be why folks coming off of the richmond bridge and also down after the recovery in pinole now we have the slowing right around university so we'll track that but so far, you're about 40 minutes headed over from highway 4 down to the backup in through the bay bridge toll plaza. this crash over at walnut creek interchange is counter commute, the arrow going away from the bay bridge south 680 and west 24 into lafayette and toward the caldecott you typically see slowing, what we see now. a smooth drive for the tri-valley the second crash of the morning west 580 around north livermore is also on the shoulder and i'll let you know

if there's a problem. i'll tweet out that information. castro valley y and the bridges san mateo and dumbarton bridges show that build off the nimitz. northbound 101 continues the recovery the crash at tully cleared. we see holding steady for 85 and 8. 87, traffic capital to kurtner. 101 is clear at tully. 101 through palo alto much lighter, of course. back to you. >> looking good. thanks mike. 6:52. happening now be sure to check your fridge. boston market pork rip frozen meals are being recalled after consumers complained of finding glass or hard plastic in the rib shaped patty. no reports of injuries but throw away the product or return it. and next on "today in the bay," a quick look at the top stories, including the teacher's strike right now, teachers in oakland are back on the picket line. we'll show you what happened during negotiations with the union and the district this weekend, and we'll have a live look at the demonstration this

morning, as well. plus second summit president trump leaves for vietnam in a few hours. the key goals he's pushing for, ahead of his meeting with north korea's leader. we'll be back with you in just two minutes.

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before you head out the door, here are the top stories on to welcome back. before you head out the door this morning, here are the top stories on "today in the bay." >> right now, we've issued a microclimate weather alert, a strong storm with heavy rains and winds taking aim at the bay area. here is a live look at san anselmo, where it's dry now but you see the creeks there, could get higher. it's all going to change. parts of the north bay could see

up to six inches of rain. we saw a massive landslide along sausalito boulevard during our last storm system. if you go even further north, there could be some flooding in guerneville area along the russian river. today marks day three of the oakland teacher's strike. we are looking live outside oakland tech where they will be back on the picket line this morning. state superintendent of public instruction tony thurmond will be joining teachers in talks with the district today. teachers walked off the job last thursday demanding better pay, smaller class sizes and more resources for students but the district says it is facing a budget crisis. >> i'm really hopeful that our superintendent is coming to join the negotiations today, and so i think that it's showing the power of our community for day one and two and support behind educators and our demands of a living wage reduced class sizes and better support for all our students and no school closures so i'm hopeful. >> the fiscal oversight trustee

whoover sees the unified school district has the power to veto any agreement with the union that would put the district in financial distress. he issued a statement last night indicating the 12% raise demanded by teachers would do just that. 6:57. authorities this morning still trying to sort out details behind the sudden and unexpected death of san francisco city attorney jeff adachi. he died on friday night. our investigative unit obtained the police report indicating a woman named catarina told them she and the public defender went to dinner, he had a stomach ache and then took a pill. adachi became unresponsive and she called 911. an autopsy on adachi's body was performed yesterday. he's remembered as a fierce advocate for the underserved and police reform. a contra costa court judge accused of sexual harassing a dozen women and inproperly treating several defendants will have his own day in court. a hearing is scheduled for judge john leitnor.

today's hearing is conducted about a special masters appointed by the supreme court. the panel will then report itsified findings to the commission on judicial performance which will then decide whether leinor should be disciplined. vice president mike pence on his way to colombia. pence plans to have his first meeting the u.s. backed leader of venezuela, juan goeido. meeting comes after tensions boiled over when troops backing nicolas maduro blocked convoys of humanitarian aid from the u.s. the violence could lead to the u.s. imposing new sanctions. happening today, the world's largest wireless trade show gets under way with a cloud of uncertainty hanging over a u.s. trade dispute with china's largest tech company. huawei will have a big presence at nwc barcelona, a four-day trade show in spain attracting tens of thousands of people. the white house has concerns about eavesdropping in its

ongoing conwakt huawei. they are telling u.s. representatives to look elsewhere for suppliers. 6:58 we are in the microclimate weather alert because another series of storms is headed our way. >> we have the concern of flooding as well as strong winds that may be moving into the bay area. here is a look at our storm ranger radar, showing some heavy rain now approaching santa rosa but we've seen it in cueukiah for several hours and the rain working its way into the bay area as we go throughout the day. we will be tracking this not only for today, but the next several days, as we could see some more concerns here as the week goes along. >> soggy one. >> it will be a problem in the coming days but right now the bay bridge is a problem. >> it was early on. we saw the early backup and let's look though a little bit better actually on the lanes to the left indicating folks trying to catch up on email. this part of the commute looking good. it will build again. san mateo bridge slowing suddenly over the last ten minutes, west 92 no problems

reported but that slow and mist. >> you see it out there, the storm's a-comin'. back at 7:25 with a live local news update. good morning, green is gold. >> "green book.." good morning. green is gold. >> "green book." >> "green book" wins big at the oscars on a night filled with surprises. >> this is hilarious. >> and first time winners. >> i may not have been the obvious choice but i guess it worked out. >> we got all the big moments from hollywood's big night from the red carpet to backstage. high stakes low expectations. president trump heading to vietnam today for his second summit with north korean leader kim jong-un. back in washington the fight intensifies over the