good morning to you on this tuesday. the mourning in paris has damaged motor dame theater. that as the bay area, along with paris, mourns today. thanks so much for joining us. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. drizzle as you head out the door. >> people seeing what you are seeing on the lens right now. light rain coming down. mist and ove to willow glen. we will gradually start to see all of this clearing out. temperatures stay cool. upper 50s by parts of the bay we will be tracking that with area. storm ranger.

we will look ahead to muchup. >> the live look you showed us is enough to get the roadways wet. that's why i'm concerned. the crash in oakland is not reported as a spinout. you see the sensors. watch the speeds. 238 to northbound 880 as you approach marina, there is a crash. the latest report is there was one vehicle in the middle of the roadway and a couple more on the shoulder. maybe the slow end. do be careful. no major injuries. this could turn into more if they have to do a traffic break. a fender-bender. i think it is the same one reported twice. showing the damp roadways. watch for the slick conditions and be careful. back to you. leaders and friends have only now finally put it out. a live look in paris in the last couple of hours, weea the last of the flames finally

extinguished, 12 hours after the landmark church first started burning. we're getting our first look of what is left inside the church. perhaps a shred of good news. a large part of the artwork and relics, including the crown of thorns. >> it's clear it heavily damaged the 800-year-old church. the signature twin church bell towers were saved. and the only injury reported so far is that of a firefighter. though, there's no update on their condition. the church was undergoing a $6 million renovation. while it is still too early to pinpoint the cause,ers e at lea that way. and nearly $350 million has already been pledged to help rebuild the cathedral. notre dame holds a place in

many people's hearts. the city showing its support for paris. >> pete rsuratos live for us in san francisco. pete? >> reporter: showing solidarity by lighting city hall in the colors of france. that was the case overnight. i want to show you a picture tweeted out by mayor london breed. you can see it on your television screen. she said tonight like san francisco city hall in solidarity with mayor anne hidalgo and all parisians.w the deep between san francisco and paris. paris a sister city of san francisco. the grace cathedral was inspired by the cathedral of notre dame and considers it to be its sister cathedral.

speaking with some folks who traveled to the famed cathedral. >> it's so sad. that's unbelievable. we were just there two days ago. >> yeah. >> reporter: you can see they are honoring france in that video. this is a time for locals in the bay area. we'll have more reaction to that in the next hour. pete suratos for "y coverage of the devastating fire. head to nbcbayarea.com for local reactions and of course before and after pictures of the cathedral. the search continues n for the man police believe was behind the wheel when a car ran down and killed a mother and her child in oakland. >> police are looking for 27-year-old allen. friends and family continue to mourn their loss. as "today in the bay" cheryl

herd reports, they are calling for safer streets. >> reporter: family and friends are escorting people across the street at this deadly intersection at foothill boulevard and 26th avenue in oakland. as dozens mourn the death of alma vasquez and her son angel. >> angel is a really sweet boy. you would never see him angry or upset at all. >> reporter: this picture was taken two days before he and his mother were killed. the community is raising money and demanding the city make the intersection safer. >> you can still see some of the cars speeding like theyr: our c rolling a car sped through the same intersection where police say -y mother and her son. the uncle was also hit. he is still in critical

condition at the hospital. the city is vowing to spend money for changes here. >> we pave the street. we line the street. but we need safety measures in time to save your family and our children. >> reporter: cheryl herd, "today in the bay". berkeley police are looking for this woman. they say she hit a bicyclist with her car. atkins is accused of crashing into a cyclist last month. the victim is recovering from serious injuries. anyone who knows where she is is asked to call police. district will reconsider changing its name. a story we have been covering for months now. the school district will vote on it tonight. many feel the word dixie is ci a timeline. total cost estimated at nearly

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good morning. i'm frank holland at cnbc head request quarters. wall street is set to open higher this morning. yesterday stocks dipped after

xed earnings from citigroup and others. the head of the chicago fed telling cnbc he's comfortable with interest rates staying right where they are until well into next year. today's watch list, reports on industrial production,ings from johnson & johnson and netflix. walmart is teaming up with kidbox to offer an exclusive today you can get access to 120 premium kids brands. it will include five items for 48 bucks, 50% off the retail price. you just have to create a short style quiz to walmart.com. it will send the box based on preferences, the season, and where you live. it is the latest partnership as it tries to make itself a fashion destination. americans will be spending and shopping ahead of easter. national retail federation

estimates people spend an average of $151 or a total of $18 billion. candy of course will be the best seller. 87% will buy candy and chocolate. $2.4 billion worth. that's more than what people spend on halloween candy. food, clothing and gifts all big sellers. marcus and laura, back to you. >> more than halloween? that's surprising. >> no one can turn down the paoeps. >> coming up on "today in the bay", a check of your tuesday forecast. >> yeah. as you head out the door, drizzle and mist in parts of the bay. palo alto, and highway 101. all that clearing out and sunshine today. we will talk about when its warms up coming up next. the moisture in the air makes the lights twinkle. san mateo bridge, commute westbound away from us on 92. it's moving smoothly.

talk about what's going on farther south coming up. a shocker at oracle. warriors lose game two to the clippers. but the team may miss a key player on a key player.

well, a live look for you right now at s.a.p. center where sharks fans will gather tonight outside the arena and cheer on

the team. so this is a critical night for the sharks if they want to make a deep run for the stanley c up playoffs. they are now two games to one to vegas. a win don't would tie up the series. the sharks will be without one of their leaders though. the league suspended joe game shas are hosting a viewig party outside s.a.p. center. fans will be team. >> a look at oracle. you might as well call this the scene of the crime. warriors fans still asking what happened. the short answer, nba history. clippers came back from a 31-point third quarter deficit to win game two. warriors couldn't respond. this was the nba's largest ever playoff come back.

135-131 evened the season at one apiece. warriors lost cousins after a bad quad injury. he went down four minutes into the game. ouch. it's hard to see here. we may find out more after doctor give himnmri. wish him well. >> it's always scary when the g. you know something went wrong. >> painful there. >> yeah. all right. some rainn this morning. >> yeah. it's still raining in parts of the bay area. out as we go into the rest of the day. we're starting out a little bit soggy. that's a look at walnut creek. you can see the clouds overhead. more sunshine going into the rest of the day. we start out cool with mist and drizzle. we'll be in the low 50s through 8:00. and then our temperatures start to warm up a little bit more. the seven-day forecast is up at the bottom of the screen. we check our live look outside at san jose once again.

as you're getting dressed and you're ready to head out the door, maybe a hat pause it is so humid outside. not only do we have light rain but we have some fog and light long sleeves for the rest of the day. our temperatures will be a little bit cooler than we have had recently. still comfortable in the south bay. reaching 65 in cupertino. 64, milpitas. east bay, 64 in vallejo and livermore. redwood citymid-60s. mission district 61 degrees. and in santa rosa, expect a high of 67. if you're heading out to the a's game tonight, right at about evening hours, temperatures coming back down. reaching into the mid-60s. as we get a look at what's happening still out there as we track it with storm ranger, we can still see rain. a lot of it low and mixed in with fog. as you make it through the tri-valley and the south bay, expect it to still be misting. now it is snowing in the sierra.

so that will be going on for a few more hours. we are looking at several more inches of snow for some of our elevations above 6,000 feet. we will be clearing out. still lingering clouds throughout the morning, into the afternoon. ietemperatures will be warming up. as we look at how our temperatures change today. 65. tomorrow 75. res every day. then it becomes a little bit more breezy. a stronger ocean breeze on friday. it keeps the temperatures a little bit cooler and comfortable going into the weekend. mike, still those slick roads may be the main issue. >> that's right, kari. i will start with the same shot you started with, the san jose camera. you can see water on the lens and rain kicking up on the roadway. traction on the road is an issue. be careful.

you see the index at the bottom of the screen highway 17 a of tt fog kari was talking about. we'll track that. over here, we do have southbound 680 out of alamo, danville. we see slowing. there is a crash that just cleared from the roadway. a few minutes ago as they were trying to clear it, bob redell said, hey, there's something going on here. we'll crm that with him. walnut creek interchange, contra costa, moving slowly. the maze, no problem toward richmond-san rafael bridge. there's the bay bridge. damp roadways. slick conditions. back to you. >> ac transit facing a class-action lawsuit. two sued saying the agency

disregard the law for pregnant and breast feeding mothers. one you're pregnant, they just deem being met. >> when you tell ac transit that you as disabled. you're no good to them. if that bus isn't moncourage yo unpaid leave of absence. >> does comply with all laws, adding six properties are outfitted wit a banner near foxworthy is triggering reaction on social media. it says mayorly car dough has blood on his hands for what happened to bambi larsen. the mayor says one murder is one too many in his city. >> work harder to do&do more. >> we are in full support of our immigrants coming in to san

jose. we are not in support of shielding convicted felons who cause harm to of immigration at >> happening today, state algbt tour the border. plans to discuss the situation for members of the gay community looking to seek asylum in the u.s. he is pledging $25 million in state money to help asylum seekers. >> 4:52. rescuers plan to help a once wounded bird take flight. the pelican survived being shot. members of the international bird rescue and california department of fish and wildlife will help release it back into the wild. it is happening at the mcnabbney

marsh. don't like scam calls? neither do we. sorry to say, we have to expect a lot more this week. i'll explain why when nbc bay area responds, next. >> and happening now, iowa joining the 20 states that have reported cases of measles to the cdc this year. the person recently had returned from israel where a measles outbreak is happening. in new york city, more than 200 cases so far this year. you may recall two cases reported right here in the bay area in recent weeks. more news ahead. stick around. it's 4:53. fremont

and good tuesday morning to you. taking a live look at fremont this morning. a few cars on the road there. mike will have a look coming up in just at. yesrday filed

this is before the deadline. their federal taxes. millions of families are just waiting to hear from the irs. >> scammers know it, and they're pouncing. chris chmura has a warning with the bad guys refusing up their robo machine. >> the irs is filing a lawsuit against. >> you the irs will never call a you or thrten to sue over the phone. but a few people will fall for this scheme. so the bad guys will be calling us a lot this week. all area codes dot com found a spike the week after tax day. even more annoying, they are specifically targeting the bay area. all area codes dot com. the rest of the bay area is up

there with. san mateo 24, santa clara, 3e6 and alameda 38. "today" will be analyzing the results and share them with you tonight on the 6:00 newscast. call us any time 1-888-996-tips or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. i'll see you again tonight at 6:00. >> thanks, chris. >> "today in the bay", kari tracking the forecast. a little rain for us. >> starting out soggy across the bay area. if you're headed out to the fruitvale bart station, kind of wet. we will see skies clearing. temperatures mild today. we'll talk about a warmup in the forecast next. we're also looking at right there, the flashing lights on the san mateo bridge. trying the gather a little more info. it looks like a flatbed tow truck is arriving. i'll bring you the latest. . and we'll go live to paris.

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what was saved. plus, with the mueller report expected in tore see president trump's tax returns. live on capitol hill with how the white house is responding. upset at oracle. a last minute surge wiping out the warriors' big lead. the latest on demarcus cousins' injury.morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. we want to get you started with your day with a little bit of rain to start out the day as well. >> it is still lingering. roads are wet. it is misting and drizzling out there. taking a look at storm ranger. a couple of showers through the east bay as well as the south bay. i will track that with a warmer fo mike, yount slowing. no details from