plus, with the mueller report expected in days, democrats are pushing hard 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. >> good 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 forecast. mike, you're checking in on the san ma toyeo bridge. >> we have flashing lights. no significant slowing. no details from chp because the

bridge crew took care of that on their own. you saw the traffic and sensors no problem. do be careful. weep update you coming up. back to you. >> 5:01. leaders in france this morning promising notre dame cathedral will rise from the ashes of a devastating fire. firefighters only fully extinguished it a short time ago, some 12 hours after the landmark church first started burning. a large part of the artwork and relics have been saved. still it's clear by any standards the fire heavily damaged the 800-year-old church. some say the surreal scene left them in shock. >> the roof was falling down. and later the spire started bending. there was big smoke and flames.

people couldn't believe it. >> the church was undergoing a $6 million republican sraeuz. while it is still too early to pinpoint a cause, it may be tied to the work being done. san francisco and paris are sister cities. coming up at 5:30 this morning, all the local reaction to the devastating fire. 5:02. we hope you filed your taxes. yesterday was the deadline. there's a new effort by democrats to dig into president trump's finances. tracie potts live on capitol hill with reaction from the white house. good morning, tracie. >> reporter: hi there, laura. good morning. good morning, everyone. democrats going around the irs still waiting for their response. but also reaching out and issuing subpoenas to companies that did business with the president.

democrats have given the irs a new deadline, one week from today, to turn over six years of president trump's tax returns. the president's legal team says that's illegal. >> this administration has no intention to weaponize the irs. >> frankly, the people don't care. >> absolutely interested in seeing president trump's tax returns. >> reporter: while the treasury department decides whether to comply, subpoenas are going out to mr. trump's accounting firm for seven years of financial statement. and according to the "new york times", to deutsche bank, which loaned mr. trump $2 billion. >> the american people have a right to know where he's getting his money, to whom he owes money. >> reporter: thursday morning's release of the mueller report could offer new insight on the president's business. >> it could be there is significant wrongdoing. >> i don't care about the mueller report. i've been totally exonerated. >> reporter: the report found no collusion with russia but inconclusive on obstruction of justice.

now, that report is said to be 400 painless long. and the attorney general has said it will come color coded with notes so lawmakers and the public, anyone looking at it, can clearly see what type of information, not the information but what type of information they took out, where it came from and, most importantly, why. back to you. tracie potts live in washington, thank you so much. the late senator ernest fritz colings will be laid to rest. friends family and colleagues will gather for a funeral at the citadel in south carolina. holings served just over 38 years, making him the eighth longest serving senator in u.s. history. making sure your safe on your next ride. we're talking ride shares. "today in the bay" bob redell live in walnut creek.

bob, talk to us about what lyft is promising. >> reporter: making sure your driver, to make sure they are trustworthy, what the ride-sharing service is doing now, running continuous background checks instead of the regular annual checks. it includes a social security number trace and criminal records and sex offender registry. now they will be monitoring daily for any drivers with criminal convictions. lyft is enhancing identity identification. drivers have to carry a valid driver's license and up to date photo of their face. uber began continuous background

checks last year. there have been a number of cases in which drivers have been accused of sexual and violent crimes, just a small number. lyft, out of san francisco, ipo'd late last month. stock slid 20% in value. uber, which is also sf-based, could soon ipo as well. reporting live in walnut creek, bob redell, "today in the bay". all right. bob, thank you. 5:06. new details on the planned waterfront homeless navigation center. angry neighbors confronted mayor london breed when she tried to explain the plans two weeks ago. it will sit on an empty lot in the embarcadero. the mayor's office issued an update. it will ramp up to the number from 130 beds initially. while the original plan called for the site to operate four

years, the city now seeks to a two-year lease with the option to renew if it's successful. as promised, more police officers will patrol the area. the port commission is scheduled to vote on a deal one week from today. >> it is 5:07. jury selection begins in the ghost ship warehouse fire. last week hundreds of potential jurors answered questionnaires. derrick almena and max harris each face 36 counts of manslaught manslaughter. opening statements are scheduled to start next month. late last week a judge ordered mary schaaf will not have to take the stand in the case. san mateo county supervisors previously approved a ban but because the daly city property is opened by the state it was

considered null and void. today's vote involves the cal palace board of directors. they would have to go to a locally joint authority. that may put the gun and ammunition sales ban into effect. there is a state measure working its waylegislature. an i.t. worker won a huge lawsuit. he is manager at genentech. he accused the employee of stealing half a sandwich and falsifying time cards. the employee said it was retaliation for a race based complaint. the jury siding with the employee. the company says they appreciate the thoughtful deliberations. >> this snow is forcing yosemite to close its five high sierra

camps. the park said there's not enough time to fix the bridge, wastewater facilities, and damaged tents. all of this is due to recent winter storms. thousands of campers who won a lottery to stay there this year will be offered spots for next year. >> a worker narrowly escaping as there was a round of blaze. a severe storm caused it to fall. the worker said he was okay, didn't want medical treatment. another storm system sent a roof blowing off the pennsylvania business. look at that. surveillance captured the whole thing. as the limbs start to rip a tree out of the ground. no one was hurt. >> that is coming from the storms that caused tornados in parts of the country. >> the south, yeah. we were watching that a couple days ago. every year in spring we see crazy video like that across the country. while we get the weaker storms

moving in, now we are seeing the rain that we have yesterday evening moving on out. it's going to continue to produce snow for the sierra. a live look outside. the roads may still be wet from the rain that moved through yesterday. temperatures will be in the lower 50s. upper 50s as we go throughout the day. we'll have a look at our forecast and what to expect as the temperatures heat up the next couple of days. mike, you have been tracking the slick conditions. >> a little road wetness over here. that's the green and the blue. maybe fog where the orange is. colors are drifting around for the road weather index. a crash at andrade. one vehicle reported in the middle of 680 off the dublin interchange. we're tracking that.

chp knows about it. hopeful live clearing quickly. alamo did clear. more traffic heads in. bay bridge, crash around the maze and the berkeley curve. nothing major reported. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >> still ahead on "today in the bay", a hearing that's happening today over the usa sexual abuse scandal. who is in the hot seat today expected to be grilled about what they knew and when knew it. plus, a "game of thrones" whoops. how at&t may have ruined sunday's premiere for many fans. winter could come early for at&t. 5:11 right now. you're watching "today in the bay".

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mike traffic tease good tuesday morning. brentwood, it may still be misting and drizzling and you may have to deal with patches of fog. temperatures in the lower 50s as you head out the door. the skies will clear throughout throughout the day. breezy winds. a big warmup in our forecast. we'll talk about that in less than five minutes. and the golden gate bridge. a little sheen on the roadway. fog as well.

happy tuesday. stock slipped monday. netflix reports profits. amazon opens its third amazon go store today in san francisco. engineers at youtube trying to figure out why their computers thought it was the 9/11. they made an association between the fire and september 11 and added factual information about 9/11. nbc news obtained hundreds of documents further showing facebook ignores users' privacy. the claims are mark zuckerberg willingly shared people's private information with favored third-party companies. now, facebook has not suffered as you might expect despite revelation after revelation that it ignores people's privacy.

congress couple owe cast sew cortez will no longer use her personal facebook account, though her campaign still advertises on facebook. she calls social media a public health risk. she seems to have taking a hiatus on instagram as well. she hasn't posted anything since late march. remember the movie armageddon where astronauts destroy an asteroid headed towards earth. this one will be for real. unmanned mission to try to hit an asteroid. they are just. they will hit the little one orbiting. to make it even harder. >> like a video game. >> yeah. it is like ava game, asteroids.

what if they screw up? >> thanks, scott. 5:16. hey, if you're planning to cover easter eggs or put together a basket, you're not alone. an estimated 8 in 10 adults plan to celebrate, you will spend an average of $151. a total of $18 billion in total spending for the holiday. easter candy will be a top seller as well. at&t under fire for streaming "game of thrones" hours before it was supposed to on sunday. some customers got to watch the highly anticipated season 8 opener four hours early. of course they took to twitter to talk about the show upsetting other fans who hadn't gotten to watch it yet. at&t says it quickly worked to fix that issue. >> oh.

he caught it. >> yeah, i bet. >> every day we have changing weather. today is rain is moving out. it stays cool. it will be heating up. it will feel like summer. you can check out the seven-day forecast coming up at the bottom of the screen. we take a live look outside at san francisco. let's check out temperatures now as you get ready to step out. it's only 50 now in san francisco. cooler in santa rosa by a couple of degrees. 48 now in ukiah. 53, palo alto. 51 san jose. if you're on your way out the door to pleasant hill, the bart station, 52 degrees. slightly cooler as we approach sunrise. then low 60s today. we'll be a little bit cooler than we should be for mid-april.

the pollen is in full bloom. really it is oak, sycamore and mulberry that are sprouting all kinds of pollen throughout the air. grass pollen is moderate. weeds and mold still low on the count. as we take a look at our high temperatures for today, it will be still cool and breezy. as skies clear, not a bad day. 70 in on cord, antioch. 64, livermore. 66 in san jose. the rain is pushing out. still left with wet roads, low clouds, mist and drizzle, especially through parts of the north bay and the tri-valley. it will be breezy. a warming trend gets under way through thursday. friday, we see a stronger breeze for an ocean breeze, bringing temperatures down. it will be a nice weekend across the bay area.

low 70s inland. mid-60s for the coast. you're still calling out pleasanton, mike? >> yeah. pleasanton for the most part looks great. good news, even though we see red sensors, really focusing on the area about stoneridge. still slowing. crash south 680 around burnell. once you pass that area, you're fine to fremont. contra costa looking like a smooth drive. a crash at rio vista, antioch, looking at wet roadways. overnight rain. you see the sheen on the roadway at the bay bridge. the cars are just filling in. just ready to see the metering lights. you can avoid the bay bridge toll plaza by using parking lot, which is on time. we talked about the solution

from ocean beach to cole, that will be in place. we will see if the weather affects the ferries but i don't think so. back to you. thanks, mike. the facilityout from the usa gymnastics sexual assault scandal continues next. a key top official that is expected to be grilled today. >> a major break through in medicine. what this 3d printer and making and how it could save millions of lives. but first here's what we're sharing on social media. mike inouye is throwing it back with this photo on facebook. take a look at this. he writes remember when google glasses was a big thing. d the

aftermath of the massive fire at notre dame cathedral. the fire there is now out. >> a live look at fire at the notre dame cathedral. the fire is now out. they managed to save signature parts of the cathedral. there are concerns, though, this morning, some of what is left is not structurally sound. more coming up in a few minutes at 5:30. back in the u.s., today the former michigan state university president will be in court.

state attorney general office is trying to show simon lied to investigators to protect the university. the former physician for usa gymnastics and michigan state university was sentenced to decades in prison. hundreds of girls and women said he sexually molested them. it included aly raisman and simone biles. a memorial is planned to remember the california highway patrol sergeant killed by an alleged drunk driver. investigators say he died while he was struck by a driver, this is while he was working a traffic stop earlier this month in san bernardino county. the 27-year veteran of tchp was months away from retirement. a major break through, the first complete heart created with a 3d printer. scientists at tel aviv university showing off their creation. it's the first 3d printed heart

with blood vessels. they say it is a big announcement in engineering are he placements for diseased human organs. two music superstars teaming up to perform their new hit song on "ellen" today. ♪ so i give you my everything >> and there you have it. that's california native julia michaels joining forces with james bay for the duet "peer pressure." watch the full performance as well as more on "ellen" at 4:00 this afternoon. then stay tuned for our local nbc bay area news at 5:00, and "nbc nightly news" with lester holt at 5:30. >> it's 5:26 in the morning. top stories we're following this

tuesday, including the devastating fire at the historic notre dame cathedral in paris. plus, what artifacts are saved. and the world and the bay area mourning with paris today. coming up in a live report, tributes that are pouring in. >> a live look outside, the backup on the bay bridge toll plaza. a check of your morning commute and the changing forecast as well coming up next. you're watching "today in the bay". at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee.

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>> well, quickly approaching 5:30. mourning in paris. the notre dame cathedral fire comes to life this morning. that as the bay area mourns with paris. "today in the bay" starts right now. and good morning to you. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. our forecast has been changing, kari. >> we had rain yesterday moving through the bay area. it is still wet and drizzling. a live look at dublin. you may have to do a couple swipes of the windshield wipers. heading out to the dublin batter station, a chilly start. as the storm system moves away, it will be breezy. temperatures near 50 degrees. more sunshine today. we'll talk about what's ahead as temperatures heat up. mike, there is something odd at the bay bridge. >> it is the pattern, kari. i know we expect to see the lights filling in over here. the last few minutes i saw the

cash lanes fill up. all we have is metering lights turned on the last few minutes as we expect. we should have some recovery. better speeds up the incline. nothing dramatic. getting across the carquinas bridge away toward the north bay, a disabled vehicle. maybe a fender-bender reported. we're tracking the dublin interchange which is clear. two crashes in the area. back to you. 35:31. leaders in france this morning promising notre dame cathedral will rise from the ashes of the devastating fire. firefighters have now finally put it out. a live look in fact, in paris. in the last few hours we learned the last of the flames finally ex extinguished 12 hours after the landmark church first started burning. we're getting our first look inside 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, did manage to be saved. that's in spapart that most of

had been removed because of the renovation project. >> while this fire did topple, the signature twin church bell towers were saved. and the only injured reported so far is a firefighter. though there is no update on the condition. the church was undergoing a $6 million renovation. while it is still too early to pinpoint a charge, church leaders are leaning that way. $350 million has been colleged to help build the cathedral. >> in san francisco, showing its support for paris. >> pete suratos live in san francisco this morning. pete? >> reporter: yeah. good morning to you, marcus laura. you know, you expect to see plenty of reaction in the bay area when you think about the events that happened to the notre dame cathedral. i want to show you san francisco lit up with the colors of france overnight. i'll show you guys a picture. this was a tweet from mayor london breed basically saying

they're showing solidarity for paris, france following the events there. the connections run deep. of course paris is a sister city to san francisco. grace cathedral in san francisco is a sister cathedral to the notre dame cathedral. it was inspired by the notre dame cathedral when you look at the architecture over there. we got a chance to speak to travelers just arriving from tpropbs, arriving to this news. >> it's so sad. that's unbelievable. we were just there two days ago. >> yeah. >> reporter: take you to a live look at sfo, the terminal lit up in the colors of france. there is actually a tweet from grace cathedral saying they will be praying during its service that will take place on wednesday night.

we're live here in san francisco, pete suratos for "today in the bay". >> touching so many lives there, pete. thank you. we have much more coverage of this devastating fire coming up this morning. head to nbcbayarea.com for more local reaction. and before and after pictures of the cathedral. it is 35:34. the man accused of a fatal hit and run of a mother and her child in the east bay still in the run. maybe are looking for allen. he crashed into the two at the intersection of foothill boulevard on sunday. alma vasquez and her 6-year-old son angel were killed. >> angel is a really sweet boy. you never see him angry or upset at all. >> we lined the street. we pave the street. there are other safety measures in place to save your family and

our children. >> councilman galla will use $75,000 to set up a yellow flashing traffic light at that intersection. berkeley police looking for this woman. she hit a bicyclist with her car. atkins is accused of crashing into a cyclist last month at the intersection of ashby and fulton street. the victim is recovering from serious injuries. anyone who knows where she is should call police. 5:35. happening today, a north bay school district will reconsider changing its name. it's a story that we have been covering for months now. the board of trustees at the dixie elementary school district in san rafael will vote on the issue tonight. many feel the word dixie is racist. if a change is approved, trustees will set a timeline for selecting a new name. the total confident of this name change estimated at $40,000. back in february, the school board voted against changing the name but had agreed to revisit

that issue. >> now, that april 15th in the rear-view mirror, we are getting new insight on three big bay area companies. didn't have to shell out anything to uncle sam. chevron, netflix and salesforce paid no federal income taxes for 2018. chevron and netflix received $200 million in cash rebates. companies can cash them in or apply it to future taxes. the report says the companies are not doing anything illegal, just taking advantage of business tax breaks. a potential change when voters in san jose decide on a city mayor. city leaders will vote on a proposal that would have the voters casting their ballots during the presidential elections. right now the city's mayoral race is for the governor. a controversial new tax.

measure aa allows for a parcel tax on properties. $30 million per year. not enough voters said yes in november. >> i can't believe that. whenever i talk to anybody about taxes they're like yeah! taxes, yeah! >> here, let me empty my pockets. >> maybe i am mis diagno mishea. green sensors mean you're at speed. 680, first a crash in the roadway. it got moved to the shoulder. a little bit of paperwork going on. a little bit of slowing southbound. also slowing westbound 58 to approaching the dublin interchange likely because the volume of traffic is there. there is a fender-bender just before you get to the interchange as well. easy drive at the limit on all approaches to the bay bridge. you have your toll plaza metering lights on. >> yea! >> taxes and metering lights!

>> all right. something we are yeaing for is the rain? >> we're not going to do that. >> still snow in the sierra. >> it is nice to see the snow in the sierra. and it's a pretty good amount. highs in the low 70s. it's easter weekend. a lot of people have plans for earth day. a lot of celebrations going on. low 70s inland with low 60s in san francisco. if you'll be hanging out in the tri-valley, partly cloudy on friday. but clearing out. as our temperatures reach the upper 60s, it cools off for saturday and sunday. if you're heading out of town going to lake shasta, a chance of showers on sunday. other than that, we've not nice weather all throughout the weekend. and russian river valley will be comfortable with highs reaching 73 on friday. 69 on saturday. and on sunday, 71 degrees. beautiful spring weather. but also staying cool along the coastline with monterey. staying right at about 60

degrees all throughout the weekend. let me know what you're doing on facebook, twitter and instagram. i can help you out with the forecast for where you're going. we'll talk about what's going on today coming up in three minutes. coming up, the latest information just coming into our newsroom. a northern california family missing while hiking in butte county. the latest on demarcus cousins. president trump has a new challenger this morning. and he's a republican. we'll tell you all about it in checks and balances when "today in the bay" continues. it's on! get to the ross spring shoe event to score the latest styles for the whole family... ...and something for you. oh yeah. that's yes for less.

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butte county. >> the sheriff's office said they found them and drove them home. they had been missing since going on a weekend hiking trip in sterling city. they took their jeep. none needed medical treatment. well, one less roadblock for developers looking to build homes in forced areas. governor newsom says he won't stand in its way. this comes despite a report on friday where they indicated local governments to deemphasize building in the area.

living in 74 new travel trailers at bidwell canyon in oroville. the fire was the deadliest in state history, killing 85 people, destroying nearly 19,000 buildings. according to the chronicle, the new residents were selected by social workers. they will live in the trailers free of charge for a year. >> state and mexican lgbtq leaders plan to tour the border. members of the gay community looking to seek asylum in the u.s. governor newsom is suing over the president's emergency declaration to build a southern wall along the border. he is pledging $25 million in state money to help asylum seekers. >> president trump has a new challenger, a republican. >> scott mcgrew, this is the first challenger from inside the

president's own party. that's right. there certainly have been republican politicians who considered it. but william weld is the first to step forward. if his name is vaguely familiar, he ran for vice president on libertarian gary johnson's ticket back in 2016. do we add weld to the board with all the other challengers, all democrats, or does he get his own board? for now we will add it here until the race sorts out to just a few candidates. president trump took time to join the rest of us in lamenting the fire in paris. >> that is beyond countries. that's beyond anything. it's a part of our growing up. it's part of our culture. it's part of our lives. that is a truly great cathedral. the "new york times" and the wall street journal just won pulitzer for their coverage of the president. the "times" for a report that

examined how trump did or didn't pay taxes and where his "fortune" came from. and the wall street journal for revealing trump's payment to two women who claim they had affairs. bernie sanders are he leased 10 years of his taxes showing he and his wife earned $566,000 this year. much of that from his book. he paid 26% of that in taxes. last night he was on fox news where the host asked if he would be willing to pay more. after all, he is calling for people to do just that. >> 52%. would you be willing to pay 52% on the money. you can volunteer. >> you can volunteer too. we have a -- >> but you suggested that's what -- >> why don't you give. you make more money than i do. >> meanwhile, the "new york times" reports beto o'rourke and his wife may have underpaid taxes. he made a mistake on paying

medical. you can follow me on twitter. >> thanks, scott. a live look right now at s.a.p. center where shark fans will gather outside the arena to cheer on the team. so this is a critical night for the sharks if they want to make a deep run for the stanley cup playoffs. they are down 2-1 against vegas. a win tonight in vegas would actually tie up the series. so the sharks will be without their leaders today. the league suspended joe thornton for one game after a violent hit in the head in game three. the sharks are hosting a viewing party outside s.a.p. center. >> a look outside the oracle arena right now. live. you might as well call this the scene of the crime. warriors fans still asking what happened? the short answer is nba history. the clippers came back from a 31-point third-quarter deficit to win game two.

warriors just couldn't respond. it was the nba's largest ever playoff comeback. they evened the series at one game apiece. the warriors lost demarcus cousins after what appeared to be a bad quad injury. he went down four minutes into the game. painful to see. you may find out more today after doctors give him an mri. >> it's my fault. >> why is it your fault, mike? >> because we were up three points. so i got up to wash dishes. and by moving off the couch, sometimes i do change the game. i should have stayed there. >> we all have those rituals. we have to be in the same place, wearing the same thing. so this morning as we wake up and get ready to head out the door, the rain that we had yesterday is moving out. and the roads still a little bit slick in spots. that's a live look outside in fremont. our temperatures will be cool.

a little bit of a breeze to start. you can see the flag waving in the corner of the screen. low 50s as you head out the door. and a slow warmup today. it is still misting and drizzling and a little breezy. long sleeves will keep you comfortable throughout the day. high temperatures reach the upper 50s and 60s for the inner bay. inland areas, antioch, 69 today. 67 in santa rosa. heading out to the a's game later this evening expect it to be right at 60 degrees at first pitch. skies clear. it will be a great night for baseball. as the winds calms down, this weather system moves out. we are parked on san bruno mountain. rain pushing east. check this out. snow falling in the sierra. they're looking at another 5 to

6 inches of snow on some of our higher elevations. amazing to see that in mid-april. as we look the a our hour-by-hour outlook, cloudy for the south pay and the tri-valley. maybe also very foggy in some of those spots. going into the rest of the day, though, skies clear. we're going to see more sunshine. we look at our seven-day forecast. and then most live sunny skies. check out thursday. it will feel like summer. if you haven't done so already, maybe time to get yard work done, get some planting done. make sure the pool is ready for spring and summer. we head into easter weekend with inland temperatures reaching the 70s. no more rain in the forecast after this system moves out today. the next seven days will be all dry. and, mike, now you're worried about two crashes? >> i am, kari. one of them a mystery. we are focusing on the westbound commute across your bridges.

we see a little bit of slowing as you make landfall. reports of a jackknifed big rig. the report says it hit the center divide and blocked all eastbound lanes. no chp information about what action is being taken right now. if you can choose the two, du dumbarton over the san mateo. we are watching eastbound across the dumbarton. but this also popped up in the last few minutes. southbound 680 approaching stone valley road. a couple lanes blocked. a motorcycle is involved in the crash. a lot of crews heading to the scene. it is always a question that folks have. safety of course is the big concern. we are watching this big slowdown. approaching danville.

south of danville. san ramon moves smoothly right now. contra costa. a new crash around gateway. maybe an issue that happened seconds ago as well. metering lights. over here you have these lanes starting to back up. the sheen visible. be careful for the spinouts as well. pa back to you. iowa is now joining 20 states that reported cases of measles to the cdc this year. the person recently returned from israel where the measles outbreak is actually happening. in new york city, more than 200 cases so far this year. you may recall two cases have been reported near the bay area in recent weeks. it's 5:52. still ahead, a terrifying moment caught on camera as a utility worker narrowly escaped a fireball as power lines hit the

ground. the explanation for the explosive close call. but first, self-driving safety. the role race may play and why people of color may be at higher risk of a crash. you're watching "today in the bay".

5:55 for you. images of notre dame cathedral are going fire as the destructive fire took place. these photos from when his family visited the site. much more on the fire and the push to restore the cathedral ahead. share your photos on nbc bay area. a possible risk for the future of bay area roads. people of color would be more at risk if self-driving cars aren't properly trained. people with darker skin may be more likely to get hit by a self-driving car compared to lighter skinned people. research showed images of pedestrians to a machine vision system, and the detection rates were 4% to 6% worse for darker skinned people. the study certainly is not conclusive. but the people behind the study say it is important that people

designing these cars keep it all in mind. >> there are new details this morning on big money to build a new gaming subscription service. cupertino-based company will shell out half a million dollars for apple arcade. the service is expected to debut this fall. also new, walmart bringing online styling to the mainstream media. their retail giant teaming up with kid box to let parents order clothes for their kids. five items for $50. shoppers will get 50% off retail. if you are not familiar with services like these, you fill out a style quiz and they tailor choices to your child. >> former first lady michelle obama made it out of eight years in the white house relative live

scandal free. >> but she wasn't immune to criticism, specifically met queen elizabeth for the first time. she took flack for giving a slight hug in 2009, which is a breach of protocol. during a tour stop in london to promote her memoir she said she would do it all over again. >> i learned over the course of my time in the international stage to see either hold my hands together tightly or behind my back to sort of just make sure i was thinking before i reacted naturally. but in that moment, no, that was absolutely the right thing to do because it was the human thing to do. >> she also went on to say she likes the queen of england. touched as the royal high necessary wore a pin she was given on the first meeting. savannah guthrie gets rare access to sacred monasteries

near jerusalem. take a look. >> for five decades, it would have been too dangerous to walk this very path. now a whole new generation will be able to discover the treasures behind these walls. in in the second installment of frontiers of faith series she goes inside the building which was closed. a danger of land mines kept people out. she will talk with people working to make the holy relic susceptible to visitors again. >> fire extinguished. flames finally out at the notre dame cathedral in paris. reaction and tribute pour in and the investigation ramps up. hitting the gas. lyft working to keep riders safe. the scrutiny drivers will face. the big vote on the cow palace. the change under consideration. "today in the bay" continues right now.

and good tuesday morning to you as we get started with our day. thanks for joining us. i'm marcus washington. >> tax day, monday, in the books. there we go. we're on to tuesday. i'm laura garcia. we will check in with mike in just a moment with the morning commute. but first the forecast. rain yesterday. clear today? >> it's starting to clear out. as we head out the door, temperatures are cool. we are going to see patches of fog starting to roll across the bay area. a live look outside in walnut creek. roads may still be wet as you head out for your drive. look at the temperatures from the low 50s, into the mid-60s today. and partly cloudy skies. we'll talk about what's ahead. it will be much warmer going into the middle of the week. more on that in a few minutes. you have been getting drivers with a couple of slow spots. >> kari, we just got more details. 680 through alamo has cleared. i'll show you that in a second. we are looking eastbound 84 from the peninsula to