why officers say enough. >> he's not worth the trouble of saying you're so horrible we can't work together. no, we need to work together. >> house speaker nancy pelosi's new comments and the president's late night response as he doubles down on his wish to bring detained immigrants from the board tore san francisco. >> and rain returns. hope you enjoyed the gorgeous weekend. kari is timing our chances of who will see wet weather and when. "today in the bay" continues right now. believe it or not more snow in the sierra. thanks so much for joining us. >> mike will have a look at the commute. but we want to start with the incoming rain. we should be prepared but not for long. >> most of it coming this afternoon. we are going to see some of the showers impacting your evening commute. so as you head out, looking good. a live look at downtown san

jose. campbell, we will see a mix of sun and clouds. our clouds will keep our temperatures from rising much more than the low 60s today. here's a look at storm ranger. already starting to see some of the showers moving into coastal sonoma county. i'll be tracking that. we will talk about what's ahead for the rest of the day. you are seeing problems out of hayward. >> i am, kari. i think there should be better news as they started to move these vehicles. most of the bay looking good. the bay bridge metering lights are on. alvarado boulevard, a crash just cleared. southbound should see improvement past the dumbarton. west on 92, slowing for the sensors. we have a disabled vehicle right there. they had not cleared the vehicle. we had a truck traveling by. folks are tapping the brakes even though it's out of lane. back to you. >> thanks, mike. well, breaking news for you this morning. did you feel it? a 4.2 magnitude quake hitting

the mountains north of healdsburg at 4:54. it happened 13 miles southwest of clear lake. this is near geysers. we will keep track of that. if you felt something, let us know. no rrts eports of any serious damage. >> damage and destruction, however, in the streets of oakland. take a look at this. neighbors are feeling disgust and a lot of sadness after seeing a sideshow that turned into an inferno. sharon katsuda is live with new reaction coming in overnight from firefighters as well. sharon? >> reporter: well, laura, there's a long history of these dangerous sideshows. this time fires and looting were involved. here's video and pictures of the fire. it happened last night at the intersection of 42nd avenue and international boulevard. witnesses say the sideshow

started at 3:00 in the afternoon. then at about 9:00 last night, it got really out of hand. a bus with passengers couldn't get through the area. those passengers had to get off the bus. some of the social media video shows parents holding their children, watching some in the crowds that set fire to the bus and a semi truck at the spwerbg intersection. police say some people looted the truck and took boxes of toilet paper in which they threw outonto the streets and into the stop lights. one witness tells us he heard shots fired. one person posted on facebook and said enough and calling for an end to these dangerous sideshows. there were no injuries and no arrests. we will talk to police later today to find out what they are doing to crackdown on the sideshows. reporting live, sharon katsuda, "today in the bay". >> it really is ridiculous. thank you, sharon. >> 6:03.

looking live at san francisco. president trump is still considering bussing immigrants seeking asylum to sanctuary cities. it was the headline all weekend long. and late last night, nancy pelosi blasted the president in a new interview demanding the full release of the mueller report and taking a shot at the president. >> i think that there's nobody in the country who knows better that he should not be president of the united states than donald trump. >> you think he knows it himself? >> i think he does. >> the president firing back on twitter saying it is a puff piece and pelosi's leadership hasn't led to any meaningful legislation. covering all the back and forth, here, tracie. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. the president insisting, questioning the legality of it,

he can put immigrants on buses and ship them off to sanctuary cities all over the country. president trump claims the u.s. has the absolute right to send them to sanctuary cities. he calls them gang members, drug dealers, human traffickers, criminals of all shapes and sizes. >> let's put some of those people into their communities and into their towns and see if they are okay then with that same impact. >> reporter: the president reviving an idea twice shelved by his administration amid concerns over whether its legal. >> you can't threaten somebody with something they're not afraid of. and we are not afraid of diversity in the state of washington. >> reporter: that's brewing as washington waits the redacted blacked-out version of the mueller report. what could we learn? >> there may have been proof of very bad deeds, very bad moti s motives, and we need to see that.

>> reporter: they reached no conclusion on obstruction of justice. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. turning to decision 2020. he's officially again. eric swalwell is running to become our next president. he announced his candidacy last night on the "late show" with stephen colbert. yesterday he held his first rally at his alma mater, dublin high school. the east bay congressman knows he's up against big hitters in the democratic party. >> now, i know that the mountain that i face is steep. you may have heard there are a few other democrats interested in the job. most of them have more name recognition right now than i do. at least outside this city. that probably should discourage me. it may discourage you. it doesn't. i've got you. we've got each other. and we can do this!

>> swalwell was first elected in 2012. his top priority as president is a ban on assault weapons. it is 6:306 right now. authorities so far saying little about a man found dying in an east bay park over the weekend. he was found unconscious and not breathing yesterday at anuda park in bay point. they are not saying how he died or if there are any signs of injury. >> three people recovering from serious injuries after a crash in contra costa county. take a look. it happened yet in antioch on james dolan boulevard near night in game avenue. the driver lost control and hit the sound wall. there were three people inside the car. no one was wearing a seat belt. investigators believe speed was a factor in this crash. a new warning this morning from the federal trade commission. don't be caught off guard by social security scammers. there's been a spike in the number of victims. callers pretend to be from the

social security administration. they tell you your social security number has been suspended for suspicious activity. they ask for either money or to confirm your number. the real social security administration will never contact people out of the blue. well, developing right now, parts of the team south this morning dealing with a lot of cleanup. this is after severe weather in the area. more than 20 tornados hit over the weekend. people in blanchard, louisiana, outside of shreveport, are still trying to clear paths to their front doors. just look at this. this after thunderstorms and some of those cases brought down trees and heavily damaged those homes. heavy rain also caused major flooding in many areas. one tornado left behind a path of destruction. this in troy, alabama. across the south, a number of dead now stands at eight from this weekend's severe storms. and, kari, just seeing a lot with the storms. i know it's now moving to the east. >> yeah. very quickly.

it has moved out of the south. this was the worst we have had this year. it is good to see it is moving away. it is still affecting parts of new england. as it moves out over the atlantic, things will quiet down. as we come back home, a new storm approaching the coach. this bringing in light rain to parts of the north bay. it will bring us light rain into the evening commute. but we are already starting to see the rain approaching the coast now. we will start to see more clouds moving in by 2:00 to 3:00. it is moving into the rest of the bay area my 4:00 to 5:00. i'll have more on this timeline coming up in a few minutes. mike, you have been checking out the traffic looking at the san mateo bridge. kari, that's right. over here, the tail lights really slowing now. less flashing praeubg lights. i want to show you where we had the earlier flashing lights on

the shoulder there. the disabled vehicle cleared. i did not see a tow truck. maybe there was just an engine problem and erp they are able to go there. recovering on the san mateo bridge. smoother drive. watch for a little brake tapping towards hayward, fremont. the rest of the bay moving smoothly. bay bridge toll bridge in the report coming up. thanks, mike. 6:10 right now. >> a nightmare at a mall of america. a child thrown from the balcony and a growing tribute. one of the biggest unicorns, pinterest, going public. so with xfinity mobile

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it's earnings season. a number of major banks report profits today. facebook suffered a worldwide outage yesterday, its second in just the past future weeks. lyft will temporarily stop renting bikes in san francisco. they have problems with the front brakes. now, pinterest is likely to go public this week, debuting on the markets on thursday. it's going to list on the new york stock exchange as pins. the pinterest ipo comes after two other bay area companies went public. lyft and pagerduty. lyft has really struggled. its stock price is under water. pagerduty rocketed in its debut. today is the day people who still have not done their taxes need to do their taxes. they may discover they owe money their their return is not as big as they were hoping. that is a political problem for the white house which brought us a tax cut. few americans realize they got a tax cut. but many did.

a nonpartisan tax group says 65% of americans paid less in federal tracks in 2018. an nbc/wall street journal poll of taxpayers show 17% of americans say they're paying less. the numbers don't come close to matching. they got the cut, but they're not realizing it. samsung taking preorders on the galaxy fold, the foldable cell phone. only those who registered last week will get first crack at it. so you had to preorder your preorder. and you have to have a lot of money. with tax that will cost you more than $2,000. >> that's a lot of money for a phone. >> that is a lot of money for something that could potentially drop on the ground. we own things $2,000. but they're furniture or something.

>> shoes. >> a stove. >> you guys would have to carry me around. all right. thanks so much. coming off a great weekend. what did you do? so many people participated, including our own kari hall, in the special event to raise awareness for autism. an image of kari and her kids. one in 59 children is autistic. we spoke with one family who has been attending more than a decade. >> and sometimes autism can be a little ostracizing. everybody is accepting and understands your situation, it makes you feel less alone. >> i was out there emceeing. i didn't show it there. but we were there with our whole family. it was nice to see all the other

families that are there walking together. it was really a beautiful event. i was happy to be part of that. we're going to be feeling some rain by this afternoon. here's a live look at san jose. evergreen. normally we're up to 69 for the high temperature. not going to make it there today. we are going to see a mix of sun and clouds as you head maybe pack to school after spring break in san jose. upper 40s. to start. upper 60s is where we will stay. not as warm as yesterday mostly thanks to the clouds and the storm system approaching as the other moves off the east coast. light rain moving into parts of the north bay.

we will see rain starting to spread as it moves through as we go into this afternoon. we will take it hour by hour. by 3:00, rain covering the north bay. approaching san francisco and oakland. that's the leading edge. making its way to the south at 4:00 to 5:00. that means the evening commute will be soggy and moving more slowly than it normally? . by 8:30, the rain will taper. this rain will be winding down. there may still be lingering showers for the north bay. by 6:00 to 7:00 in the morning. but other than that, we'll see things drying out and clearing out as well for tomorrow. most of us a quarter to a half inch of rain. another good soaking. north star, a lot of snow on the

ground. can you believe we will have another six to seven inches on the ground today as the storm system moves through? look how much it warms up in the bay area. inland valleys reaching into the upper 60s tomorrow, up to 80 degrees on thursday. meek, you have been tracking a lot. you have notes for the north and south bay commuters. >> that's right. the big view first. let everybody take a gander at the speed sensors. hayward right in the middle. south bay, crash. northbound 101 near trimball. chp should be clearing that over the next few. we see that is a tough part. it is northbound at the merge with 87. a gentle build for the south bay. san jose schools are back. other school districts are out this week. southbound 680 out of the north bay, across the carquinas -- benecia bridge, i'm sorry.

carquinas is moving steadily. a pleasant drive down the east shore and out of the maze. this backup in the fastrak lanes and lanes off the 880 overcrossing. a lighter flow of traffic from oakland toward san francisco. no delays san rafael to the golden gate bridge. it's beautiful. back to you. thanks, mike. if you're looking for a go bike, you'll have no luck. the problem lift i is dealing with right now with bikes being pulled all over the country. the federal tax deadline is today. worried about an irs audit? we'll compare fears and facts. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. and mike is actually posting this latest injury from his wife. what she is enduring right now. he said before this was taken my

wife told me she was going on a quick bike ride with our daughter. after this picture was taken our daughter reminded me she a little wanted to try using crutches. of course his wife had a little accident. you can find out more on mike's facebook page. 5:21 right now. you're watching "today in the bay".

welcome back, everyone.

it is 6:23. a man accused of a horrific attack on a young boy at the mall of america is expected to be charged today. the unidentified 5-year-old boy was thrown from the balcony on the third floor friday. a go fund me drive has raised several hundred thousand dollars. the mall, said to have previously had troubles with the 24-year-old suspect, had already banned him from the premises. >> well, it appears a college rite of passage turned tragic at fordham university where a student fell 30 feet to her death in a clock tower. several students were climbing inside of the tower earlier yesterday. one of them sydney monfries somehow slipped. she was a few weeks from graduating. it is traditional to get photos before graduation even though the tower is off-limits. 6:24 right now.

it is tax day. that means millions of families have begun the wait for a refund or an audit. >> should you worry? we invited chris chmura to share some of the team's expertise in dealing with the irs. good morning. we receive a steady stream of irs cases like william in oakland, alex in san jose and mike and kathleen. audits are on people's minds and their fears. we tracked down statistics and find audits do not live up to the scary hype. first, your chances are one-half of 1% are audited or examined, as the irs says. 70% are done by mail. no surprise, knock at the door, or summons to appear for an interview. you settle it with letters. here's the most encouraging part. it is possible the examination will result in a bigger refund. in 2017, for example, 34,000 audits ended with the irs writing a second check to the taxpayer.

not the other way around. if you get a letter, don't sweat it. if you run into trouble with the irs, tell us about it at nbcbayarea.com/responds or call us at 1-888-996-tips. here's the stories we're working on for 6:30. track and trace. san francisco-based juul is rolling out a new problem to catch people who give your kids ecigarettes. the simple information you'll need if you find one at your house. >> breaking overnight, a fire at a north bay strip mall. the damage to businesses and the raging video just into our newsroom all new for you this hour. plus -- >> a family's grief. an east bay mother and son killed as they crossed the street in a crosswalk. the seven for the driver who sped away and the family's message this morning. much more ahead. you're watching "today in the bay". san jose

all right. quickly approaching 6:30 on this monday morning. a live look outside at highway 101 in san jose. traffic moving along nice and smooth for us. >> where is everyone? >> they're watching "today in the bay". >> a constant state of spring break. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. over to kari hall tracking rain coming to the area right now. >> this as a lot of san jose

students are heading back to school today. that's a live look at walnut creek as we start out, more clouds moving in. that will be the trend as we continue to see more clouds. and cooler temperatures especially compared to the weather we had over the weekend. that's because a new weak storm system is approaching. i'll track that and a closer look at the timeline. >> this is the bay bridge. fastrak backed up. cash is great. perpetual spring break. at least six weeks long starting from when universities get theirs. we're looking at a nice drive. him its shows slowing. slowing pleasanton through 680. south bay, very intentional rig

gentle right now. >> breaking news we have been following this morning. downgraded to 4.1 magnitude quake that hit in the mountains north of healdsburg just before 5:00. it was downgraded from 4.2. it was centered at 4:54 in the morning happening in a remote area, 13 miles southwest of clear lake close to the geysers. a small amount of aftershocks have happened since>> more breaking news. this coming from the north bay. fire tearing through a strip mall in novato. pete suratos is live out there. pete, talk to us about the damage left behind. the light is out. you can see a little bit more. what have you been able to notice? >> reporter: good morning to you, marcus. plenty of damage to the structure. about 8 to 10 builds is the number of businesses that had been affected. you have firefighters looking at the area where most of that fire

was coming out of. but i want to show you new video. we have been showing you video all morning long. this was tweeted pout by the sheriff's department. deputies on scene there. deputies are filming that video on their phone, showing as they were helping out novato fire to put out the fire that happened roughly around midnight. that is what we are getting from the fire district. they received 911 calls from passers-by. apparently people were working in the building at the time. we were told they were able to get out safely. no firefighters were injured during all of this. now, as far as the fire, where the or since may have happened. the middle section of the building and the roof is where crews saw most of the fire. they were able to put it out in about an hour at 1:15 a.m. here is deputy fire chief with the fire district explaining how they put the fire out. >> defensive operation, what we basically did is surrounded this

from the exterior, began putting water on the fire as well as coming off the ladder trucks, getting water on the building from above. take you back out here live. you see the fire engines with novato fire here where the fire took place. as i mentioned, 8 to 10 businesses suffering either smoke, fire or water damage. we know one arson investigator is on scene. more should be showing up later this morning as the cause of the fire is still under investigation. live here in novato, pete suratos, "today in the bay". 6:33. developing right now, growing anger in oakland after the death of a mother and her son in a hit and run on saturday. 6-year-old angel garcia, his 30-year-old mother alma vasquez and his uncle all hit. the uncle is in critical

condition. it happened near 26th and foothill boulevard. the father was simply devastated. >> i'm really broken in my heart. i have two kids left. that's it. i lose half manufacture family. >> so tragic. they have identified someone they considered a person of interest. but officers have not been able to make an arrest. happening this week, jury selection continues in the ghost ship warehouse fire trial. both sides in this case combing through potential jurors. this is to hear the high-profile case. late last week the judge ruled that libby schaaf will not have to take the stand in the case. the defendants derrick almena and max harris each face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. their attorneys wanted the mayor to testify because she knew about a civil grand jury report about problems with oakland's fire inspection process. schaaf's attorneys pointed out the mayor had no direct knowledge of the warehouse

before the fire. opening statements are scheduled to begin next month 6:34 right now. this is a first. e-cigarette maker juul taking new steps to keep products out of the hands of minor. they are trying to police itself. live with the steps that you can take to keep your kids safe. roz? >> reporter: this is a new tool designed for parents, teachers and police officers who might catch minors with the company's vaping devices. juul is one of the largest of the e-cigarette makers and most well-known. there has been kopcontroversy around i cigarettes and vaping. it has been called an epidemic. there has been a ban on flavored tobacco. the company is launching this new tech tool to find out how minors are getting these products. it's called track and trace. here's how it works. once an adult con fist skates it from minors, they been go to the

juul online reporting web portal, input the serial number, and juul will launch an investigation. they will be looking to find out if this was knowingly sold illegally to a minor or whether someone over the age of 21 was buying in pluck abulk and resel minors. we are told this is just a pilot program in the houston area before they expand it out. you can even use it outside the houston area. roz plater, today in the bay. >> interesting. thanks, roz. 6:36. lyft pulling several thousand electric bikes from service because of a braking problem. lyft operates the e bikes, the ford go bike in the san francisco, citi bike in new york and capital bike share in d.c. it received a small number of reports of riders who experienced a stronger than expected braking force on the front wheel.

6:36 right now. a little early. but california's commercial dungeness crab season closes today because of a settlement reached between the california department of fish and wildlife, fishermen and the center for biological diversity. the goal is to protect marine life and from the nets and fishing gear used by crab fishermen. in 2017, there was a spike in whale entanglements off the coast blamed on dungeness crab commercial fishing gear. a live look at oracle where the world champion warriors are back in action against the clippers. the warriors took the first game with ease on saturday. tonight's game tips off 7:30 tonight. mike, a lot of people showing up ready to cheer on the warriors bringing amount of traffic. >> a lot of folks. be careful. remember if you are traveling

past this area right here by the coliseum 3w4reu9 eara little bi. 5:30, we will see a lot of cars there. south 880 recovering through hayward out of san leandro because of an earlier crash. it is sticking around. highway 92, a lot of folks heading across the san mateo bridge. the benecia, south 60 slows a bit. it sounds like a trailer that lost a tire but the wheel was sparking. it is now in the slow lane. they have to get the right size tow truck to help it off the span. one effect to the slow lane. >> not a fun way to start your monday morning. let's look forward to the weekend. >> looking forward to the weekend. we're all rocking warriors colors this morning. we are going to still have that rain moving through in time for the game. a look at storm ranger. showing showers moving through the north bay already. right an santa rosa. watching out for light rain. it will get heavier into the

afternoon. the new storm system moves in. once that moves out, we have dry and warming temperatures for the rest of the week. we'll be up to 80 by thursday. look at the weekend. the temperatures come down a few more degrees. still nice and warm for all of your outdoor activities. san francisco reaching the upper 60s. if you're going to the sierra this weekend, heads-up there may be showers moving through on saturday. but still look at how warm it will be on friday. 64 degrees. yeah, there's a lot of snow. it will be melting soon. we will talk about what's going on today and the timeline of that rain in three minutes. >> sounds good. thanks. >> 6:39 for you this morning. all new at this hour. a decision to put american flags on police cars is sparking backlash in one california town. also new this hour, teens and sexting. the alarming number who say they have done it and the potential criminal repercussions your child could face. >> but first one of our top

stories this morning, a late night side show destroyed a bus in the east bay. overnight, a fiery response from police. why officers are saying enough. >> and the president's re-election campaign outearning democrats 2-1. out to the big board this morning. mild sink on the dow. down 42 as we are in the middle of earnings season. you're watching "today in the bay".

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good monday morning. 6:43. already seeing clouds move in as you get ready to head out the door. the rain holds off until this afternoon. if you're out running errands, you'll be looking good. you will need the umbrella after 3:00 or 4:00 in fremont. if you're heading out of hayward, westbound, the tail lights tapping there for the brake lights. slowing across the san mateo bridge. we'll show you the hayward side where we see red sensors. a lot of questions this morning after a sideshow got out of hand last night in east oakland. that area has been active for most of the day with sideshow activity. at night, an ac transit bus ended up getting torched. this was at 42nd avenue and international. some social media video showing parents holding their children watching some of the crowds set

the fire to the bus. this was along the big rig. there were also reports of gunshots. police say there were no serious injuries. or no injuries at all actually. and so far there's no word of any arrests. 6:44. out of oakland's high park park neighborhood, 16 people, including children, are homeless after a fire ripping through their apartment building. firefighters tweeted out this fire overnight just before 3:00 on fruitvale south of interstate 580. the fire started in a third floor unit. there are no reports of injuries. a disturbing trend among teenagers may have made parents think twice. sexting becoming more and more common. many kids don't realize it's a crime. new research from the university of new mexico showing a quarter of teens say they have received a text. 15% have sent one. many say it is a monddern form

flirting. leaders in one southern california city will debate their group of newly painted police cars. as you can see from the images, laguna peach patrol their cars have an american flag in the logo. it was approved back in february. it is raising strong emotions on some side. some are proud, others call it too aggressive. council members will decide whether they should keep it as-is or go with an alternative. >> 6:45 right now. the president not showing us his taxes, but he is telling us how much he raised for his re-election campaign. scott mcgrew is following. >> anyone in the race for president has to tell us how much money they raised in the first quarter. it's the deadline. you're right, the president way out ahead in this race. his re-election campaign says it raised $30 million the first

three months of the year. the president launched his re-election campaign shortly after winning his first campaign holding more than 50 rallies in the first two years in office. the president's re-election campaign far outpacing his democratic rivals. there are many of them, so they are dividing up the pie. bernie sanders tops the list. harris got $12 million. harris and sanders together raise up to what trump was able to raise. everyone, including pete buttigieg, is surprised how high up he is. we were talking earlier about kamala harris's taxes. reminder, we haven't seen bernie sanders' taxes not now or the last time he ran. will we ever see the president's taxes in congress demanded them. over the weekend sarah sanders said members of congress are not smart enough to understand the president's taxes. leading congressman ted lou to respond, well, if we don't, we'll send them back.

of course we should get the redacted version of the mueller report. we'll be watching for that and watching for bernie sanders' taxes. we will tweet about it. i i'm@scottmcgrew. >> did you catch the roar of the tiger over the weekend? >> yes. this is after the probable win at the masters by tiger woods. no one gave him much of a chance. he won his last match 14 years ago. but yesterday, oh, yesterday woods took the lead outright at the 15th hole and never looked back. this is his fifth masters championship and first major victory since 2008. this tweet going viral showing him hugging his first win with his father and hugging his young son yesterday. >> i heard the coach talking

about shootaround yesterday. everyone was glued to that. >> oh, yeah. it will be full circle when his son comes and does it. i would imagine. going to be a golfer. >> all right. so looking out there at the weather today. >> it's starting to cloud up now. and we are talking about rain to start out the week after such a beautiful weekend. if you have been out and around, you are seeing the hills turning brown. we need the rain. here's a look live at the golden gate bridge. we are starting out with dry weather. we will start to see rain coming in this afternoon. martinez, you'll be dry the next several hours. peeks of sunshine at 10:00. 11:00, becoming mostly cloudy. going into the afternoon, we will continue to see more clouds developing. a live look at the shark tank. upper 40s, low 50s. have the umbrella as well.

as we get prepared for this day, look at these high temperatures. compared to the 70s we had over the weekend, we will make it barely into the low 60s in the inland areas. going to the warriors game, it will be raining as you head into oracle arena. off and on showers into this evening. we are starting to see light rain into the north bay. sonoma, northern napa starting to see rain. a closer look. it moved south of rohnert park and sonoma. expect it to start out light and get heavier as the main batch of rain with this system continues to move in. here's a look at the hour-by-hour outlook. here we are at 3:30. much of the north bay covered with rain. moving into san francisco and parts of the east bay. the south bay, soggy evening commute. and that continues into tonight. it starts to taper off in the north bay 8:00 to 9:00.

we are still seeing rain around hayward, tri-valley, pleasanton, as well as in san jose. we wake up tomorrow morning with the rain starting to move out. looking at, for most of us, a quarter to half inch of rain. it will be a good soaking considering that everything has dried out. that's a live look at one of our resorts at squaw creek in the sierra. if you will be going there, hard to believe that we're getting more snow today. another six to seven inches at some of our resorts. then it will warm up. our seven-day forecast, the low 60s in the inland valleys to 80 on thursday. it comes down a few degrees for the weekend. still looking very nice, though. san francisco in the mid-70s by thursday. mike, the commute is starting to build. >> it is, kari. it held off pretty nicely. the last few minutes i have seen more slowly northbound through the south bay and east bay. in the process also we hear about a disabled vehicle southbound 880 as you get toward

ten tennyson. we may have a medical issue. i'm tracking the reports. we will track it for the nimitz southbound through hayward. just came in. northbound 101 we had a crash at trimball. it is just starting to smooth out. i think they have cleared lanes for both incidents. but the commute has started for the silicon valley. highway 4 to the bay bridge, backup at the toll plaza. relatively mild. just over half an hour. we just cracked the half-hour mark west on 80. some folks will get off the east shore freeway and go to the richmond-san rafael bridge. toll plaza on the richmond side. here's the bay bridge. we talked about the lighter backup. if you pay cash, you will have a shorter wait. back to you. happening now, people in nepal celebrating the new year today with traditional rituals,

including smearing each other with powder. it marks the beginning of the local new year and celebration of the spring season. this popular and colorful festival displayed to thank the gods for spring weather and pray for good harvest during the upcoming monsoon season. next here on "today in the bay", a look at our top stories. a rideshare warning. new perspective overnight on what parents are worried about and how many kids are breaking those rules. but first breaking news overnight. a fire at a north bay strip mall. the business is damaged and the new information we're getting this morning. live from the scene report. back in just two minutes with more news. 6:52. you're watching "today in the bay". before you head out the do

here are the top stories on today >> welcome back on this monday morning. 6:55. here are the top stories we're covering on "today in the bay". breaking news to tell you about. an earthquake, 4.1 hitting the mountains north of healdsburg. it was just downgraded from 4.2 centered in black oaks at 4:54 this morning. happening in the remote area. about 13 miles southwest of clear lake near the geysers. 3.30

an early morning fire damaged 10 businesses at a strip mall in novato. we rolled up to the scene about midnight. two people were, twoing there at the time. they called 911. no reports of injuries. right now firefighters are still trying to determine how it started. arson investigators are now on site. authorities so far saying little about a man found dying in an east bay park over the weekend. deputies found him unconscious, not breathing early yesterday in anuda park in bay point. so far they are not saying how they died or if there were any signs of injuries. right now they are treating it as a homicide. and three people are recovering this morning center serious injuries after a crash in contra costa county. it happened yesterday on james dunlun avenue. the driver lost control, hit the sound wall. there were three people in the car. no one was wearing a seat belt.

investigators believe speed was a factor in this crash do you put your kids in ride shares by themselves? many parents worry about the safety of their teenagers when using uber and lyft. one in three parents say their 18-year-old had used a rideshare service. one in eight say minor age teenager used one defying parents's rules for refuting it. experts say families should discuss strategies to stay safe. last year a loophole putting minors at risk when they take uber and lyft. a teenager filed charges saying her driver made sexual advances. find the full report on our website, search for "risky rideshares". the "today" show is

launching a new series. savannah guthrie's frontiers in faith. >> this is where jesus washed the feet. >> exactly. >> how confident can we be that these are the historical spots they claim to be? >> with modern technology we have, we can actually date the places and identify them with the time of jesus. >> hraor for savannah's reports from her time in jerusalem right after "today in the bay". passover friday as well. easter of course is on sunday. well, the forecast this weekend looking pretty nice for that. >> it will be comfortable for everyone heading out. we will have rain moving in to start out the week. that's what we are tracking right now. mostly across the north bay. the radar will start to fill in as we track on storm ranger into

the afternoon. if you have the nbc bay area app, you will be able to get the same tools i use to get the arrival and the timeline of that rain. you'll get alerts when that rain is approaching your location. so today is the day we'll have some unsettled weather. cooler temperatures. but warming up as we go through the middle of the week. check it out. we go from spring to summer in just a couple of days. and then we'll see it coming down a couple of depress as we head closer to the weekend. yikes! slow it down. turn that down a little bit. in the meantime, mike is updating the hazard in hayward. >> i was concerned about a possible medical emergency. the person involved here, let's show you the maps, has been cleared. they have gone off to the shoulder. we're looking at the big view. southbound 880 just around -- actually tennyson. someone was slumped over their steering wheel. they said, no, that person is conscious. the roadway is clear south 880

past 92. >>ing okay. that's what's happening on "today in the bay". >> join us for news at 11:00. thanks so much for starting your morning right here with us. good morning. killer storms. >> it's hitting shelby right now. >> at least eight deaths blamed on an outbreak of severe weather in the south and midwest. tornadoes, high winds, and heavy rain leading to major damage and states of emergency. where the threat moves next, just ahead. it has to stop. congresswoman ilhan omar hits back overnight, saying she's received death threats after her controversial comments about 9/11. the latest straight ahead. fatal fall. a student at fordham university dies after plunging from the school's iconic clock tower.