we will show you what is fueling the spike. "today in the bay" starts right now. i almost said spiking the fuel. that is not right. thanks so much for joining us. i'm kris sanchez in for laura. >> i'm marcus washington. first, we want to get to the weather. vianey, you said it's going to be a really nice one. >> i think people will like this week, especially if you're a fan of a summer preview. 48 degrees in san francisco. not concerned about breezy conditions today. san jose, 50 degrees. not concerned about the wind speeds. however, we are going to be monitoring the temperatures. the high pressure is really going to begin to dominate. by 11:00 a.m., in the 60s. by 1:00, 70s. by the afternoon, 80s. upper 80s in the interior valleys. this is only going to get warmer into the workweek. i'll send things over to mike.

>> the roadways are looking great also. almost feeling like summertime traffic. spring break continues to revolve around the bay area school districts. we have one around college, a crash eastbound 24 at college. no lane effect right now. i just learned everything is in the center divide. the commute is typically westbound pore 24, pushing over to the bay bridge toll plaza. in the last seven minutes, folks have started to gather here. it is not atypical, it was just sudden. back to you. >> democrats will meet to determine next steps after reading the mueller report. tracie potts live for us in washington with a look ahead at their strategy. tracie? >> reporter: hi, marcus. they are pulling that together in a conference call today. step one, trying to get that full mueller report. step two, get mueller to testify. worse than watergate. that's what one key democrat is

calling president trump's actions. >> some of this would be impeachable in proven, yes. >> mitch mcconnell will not stand up to the president either, it means an impeachment is likely to be unsuccessful. >> reporter: for now the plan is to keep digging. a small group of lawmakers will see nearly the full report, everything except secret grand jury information. attorney general barr testifies next week. lawmakers are asking for mueller by may 23rd. now former white counsel don mcgahn. the white house says none of it is necessary. >> the president is not going to jail. >> reporter: the president's lawyer said campaign officials seeking damaging information on hillary clinton from a russian lawyer was not illegal. >> there is nothing wrong with taking information from russians. >> reporter: and the president tweets the mueller investigation was the worst and most corrupt political witch-hunt in the history of the united states.

so now we wait to see if the justice department will turn over that full report. they said that the grand jury information cannot be released or if they will even respond to the subpoena due next week, may 1st. i'm tracie potts, "today in the bay". marcus. >> tracie, thank you. 5:03 right now. we continue to follow breaking news. another reported bombing in sri lanka. this one just happened this morning. here's a live look at st. anthony's church in colombo. it was already bombed on easter sunday. this morning a van parked at the church exploded. no injuries reported from the recent bombings. this comes at secretary of state mike pompeo will deliver a speech. he is blaming radical terrorists for the attacks which left 290

dead and 500 injured. some u.s. citizens are said to have been killed in the attack. coming up at 5:30, we will have reaction from here in the bay area. it is earth day. there are a lot of major events going on all across the bay area. sharon ckatsuda is live in san francisco. the mayor is talking about something big. tell us about it. >> reporter: good morning, kris. it will be a beautiful and sunny day, a perfect day for all of these events to take place later today. in san francisco, mayor london breed and city officials are expected to announce plans for renewable energy in san francisco and banning some diesel buses in the city. menlo park at noon, a group will hold a demonstration at el camino real and ravens wood avenue. the decision permits the property owner at the location to cut down the redwood trees to fix a waterproof barrier

protecting a parking structure. residents are asking to step in and overturn the decision. and nate miley is launching a pilot program to find new ways to tackle the widespread illegal dumping of waste on city streets in east oakland. supervisor miley and community volunteers will gather at the corner of 90th and d street at 9:30 a.m. the group is going to illustrate how they can gather so much trash in just two hours in that neighborhood. so these are just some of the events that are coming up in the bay area later today. reporting live, i'm sharon katsuda. back to you. thank you very much, sharon. palo alto is trying to ease traffic congestion by charging developers higher fees. the city council is asking for your input at tonight's public meeting. you might remember palo alto is considering charging developers a one-time fee of $8,000 for every new car trip they would

produce during the evening rush hour. it would apply to developments in every part of the city and would replace the current system. >> oakland police department is working to crack down on sideshows to stop a repeat of what happened less than two weeks ago. it ended in gun violence and a truck and bus being set on fire. police are saying it's common for sideshows to start ticking up during the warm spring weekends. and sideshows have gotten bigger, more dangerous since they started in the 80s. here's captain randy winngate of the oakland police department. >> it was more of a younger high school crowd of kids, playing music, interacting with each other. it was more of a social scene. this is complete lawlessness. >> oakland p.d. will make arrests when warranted and impound cars. as of now, none have been made. therenos founder is expected

to court in san francisco. she and the president are accused of a multimillion dollar scheme to defraud patients, doctors, and investors. they are expected in court for a case status hearing. all of this centering around the edison device which some he claimed could take medical tests with a single drop of blood. a teenager is behind bars in connection with a shooting in the north bay. an 18-year-old was shot in the leg early yesterday morning on sidney -- or snyder lane in reason effort park. he got into a fight with three people, and one of them pulled out a gun. the victim is going to be okay. police say a 16-year-old suspect arrested in connection to that shooting is a known santa rosa gang member. you probably already know this, but gas prices are

continuing to climb. and as no surprise, the bay area has the highest prices in the entire country. prices increased by 13 cents a gallon just in the last two weeks. in fact, prices have been going up steadily since the start of 2019. right now they are more than 40 cents higher than the same time last year. 40 cents. the reason is crude oil prices are up and production is down because many refineries are going through both planned and unplanned repairs. so here's what you can expect if you are headed out this monday morning. a gallon of regular, $4.04 in oakland. $4.05 in san francisco and $4.09 in san francisco, the highest in the country. >> firefighters in alameda county find some adorable creatures that needed some rescuing. we're talking ducklings. the department posted on twitter for us. firefighters rescued 10

ducklings trapped in a storm drain. this happened in union city saturday. they were released to a nearby creek where they were reunited with their mom. in san jose, a mother and her ducklings getting help crossing the street. the department posted this on twitter of the firefighter giving a full escort. i think we can say spring has officially sprung. >> look how cute they are. perfect for easter weekend. >> everybody was out, including all the little ducklings. so cute. be careful. not only look out for each other, but look out for the little ones too. microclimate highs for today will only get warmer. it's going to warm us up. 81 degrees expected in san jose. 83 through gilroy. in through the east bay, 72

degrees the high in oakland. warmer in through antioch. 86 degrees. today's daytime highs will run five degrees warmer for the coast compared to where we were yesterday, 78. heading into san francisco, expect 70s. and the skies will be beautiful and clear. enjoy the views in the city but also the north bay. temperatures 85 in santa rosa. we are only expected to get even warmer. we have to get a check of the traffic with mike. >> over here, smooth drive to the bay bridge. the backup just starting to form as is tradition at 5:10 at the toll plaza. no major issues. 880 around 23 a bit of work going on. the rest of the freeways are wide open as well. this shows you how much traffic

we're dealing with. so much that i can count the cars, but i'm not going to count them. >> thanks, mike. target helping parents secure their children in car seats. the perks they are offering to them. another call to break up silicone companies, including google and facebook. >> a zookeeper recovering after she was attacked by a tiger. the zoo's decision about what to do with the animal. at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee.

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it is 5:13. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. it will eventually turn into a warm afternoon. i'm tracking sunshine and warmer temps into the workweek. a complete breakdown coming up. no breakdown here for our view of dublin. 580, all lanes clear as you approach the dublin interchange. a glow from the light. vianey was talking about that. i'm talking about the traffic a little farther east. very happy monday to you. the stock market gets back to work after a three-day weekend. markets will hold still, have a moment of silence for sri lanka this morning. the government there banned facebook and other social networks following the attack to stop false information.

this morning the company says it is monitoring the situation after video appeared on chinese media showing a tesla model s exploding in shanghai. it is our understanding nobody was hurt. bad timing for the company. it is due to hold an event here in northern california showing off the self-driving abilities of its relatively low-cost model 3. the company reports profits this week. it's hard not to see the event today showing off new technology is maybe the sugar before some possible bitter medicine on wednesday. more calls for the breakup of some of silicon valley's biggest companies. cory booker tweeted we need to use every anti-trust remedy, including breaking up firms, to protect consumers, competition, and our democracy. elizabeth warren has said much the same thing, targeting google and facebook. warren isn't just looking forward. she would like to undo previous deals.

they bought instagram. they would have that broken off and undone. >> she was also talking about wiping out serious student loan debt. >> that's right. >> thank you, scott. parents, your chance to trade in your child's car seat. starting today, target is hosting it popular car seat trade-in event which runs through may 4th. target will accept any used car seat, including infant seats, convertible seats, car seat bases and car seats that are expired or damaged. in exchange, target will give you a 20% off coupon toward a new car seat, stroller or select baby home gear with kids being so expensive, every a little bit helps. well, today is the first military monday at kohl's. veterans, active military and families will receive a 15% store discount. it is valid for in-store purchases every monday for the remainder of the year.

eligible customers must show a valid military i.d., dependent i.d., or veteran i.d. at the time of the purchase. >> a new video shows gavin degraw wiping out on the ice. you can see him there. we have highlighted him. he is singing star spangled banner between the stars and the predators. that was saturday night. fans said it was well done. i didn't realize it was a full contact sport singing the anthem. hopefully it didn't knock out his teeth like a true hockey player. >> you step back, make sure the carpet is right there behind me. at least it was at the end. >> right. >> that would be my luck.

>> i saw a different view. it looked like his face got it. hopefully it wasn't expensive or painful. all right. our current temperatures right now as you head out the door, 40s and 50s. 43 in napa. 49 in hayward. 50 degrees in san jose. this is probably the coolest time of the day. so if you had any plans to be outside, maybe doing a morning workout, that's awesome. temperatures will be very warm very fast. 8:00 a.m., in the 50s. 54 degrees. fast forward to lunch hour, 67 to 72 quickly right around 12:00. in through san jose. concord expected to get fairly warm. by 11:00 a.m., already in those low 70s. upper 70s by 12:00. and it's not going to stop there. we will be reaching the 80s. microclimate highs will be running several degrees warmer than the weekend temperatures we saw. san francisco expecting a high

of about 72 degrees. that's pretty warm for the city. napa, 84. 73 for oakland. the warmest temperature in through antioch at 86. but this is only setting us up for a warming trend. let's take a look at the long range outlook. it is bringing us gorgeous sunshine. it will dry us out. it builds in. our warmest days are expected to be tuesday into wednesday. we're talking 70s and 80s near the coast and the bay. 90s inland valley. looking at the hour by hour outlook, on tuesday, coastal temperatures are expected to be the warmest. 76 for san francisco. 80 for san mateo. the interior valleys, fremont, 84, 85. but as the high pressure begins to move east, as we head in towards wednesday, interior valleys are expected to be the warmest. we'll be talking upper 80s and low 90s. as far as any heat associated with this, right now looking

very mild. not expecting too many heat risks. it will be something you want to look out for. i will be cautious and bring your pets indoors. we will keep the warming trend in through thursday. we cool off by next weekend. mike, how is everything on the roads? >> vianey, pretty clear around the bay. bay bridge toll plaza clear. not completely clear. but look. these cash lanes off to the left approach looking good. cash lanes filling in right now. metering lights turned on schedule for the monday morning commute. as we look at your approach, the smooth drive, all the feeder routes looking really good across highway 4. no problems out of antioch through concord, walnut creek interchange, the same thing. south bay and peninsula, no problems of course. the east bay hasn't yet seen the traffic flow build. it is coming out of the altamonte pass, tracy. we got a couple of reports, things funneling down. 205, 580, a crash at mountain

house by an unnamed wazer. give yourself a name in the waze community. it could be you. could be a member of nbc bay area wazers. out to the maps. a live look at the san mateo bridge. volume of traffic starting to build a tad bit. visibility is fine around the bay, guys. back to you. i'm a wazer. >> you are? me too. i'll look you up. 5:21 right now. coming up, the unlikely candidate elected to be the next president of ukraine. and the latest condition of the zookeeper attacked by a tiger in kansas. plus, what's going to happen with that tiger. that's all straight ahead as you continue watching "today in the bay".

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ukraine are ousting their sitting president and replacing him with a comedian. early results and exit polls show that zelensky wins in a landslide. he played a fictional president. he has no political experience aside from pretending to be political on tv. a follow-up now on a tiger attack in kansas. this morning the tiger is back

on display. a story we have been covering for days on nbc bay area. saturday morning at the zoo in topeka, the tiger is tacked the zookeeper in front of visitors. zoo officials say they are not blaming the tiger. >> with a human in his space, he did what a tiger would do. he will not be euthanized. he is out in his outdoor habitat today. >> the zookeeper was scratched and badly bitten but is going to be okay. they are reviewing procedures to make sure an attack doesn't happen again. >> george zimmerman is being banned from the app tinder. he was acquitted in the shooting death of trayvon martin. there are reports zimmerman used a fake name to get on the dating app.

>> new for you, take a look at this. the driver is recovering after a group of good samaritans came to her rescue. they pulled her from an suv which was sinking into the philadelphia river yesterday afternoon. that entire rescue captured on this video. watch as witnesses swim to the suv to save the woman. they then used a tire iron to break the back window and set her free. >> that is terrifying. >> scary. >> yeah. >> she is okay, i'm told. 5:26 right now. the world's oldest living monarch, britain's queen elizabeth, is a year older. >> she just turned 9 3 on easter sunday. the queen went to church with other royal family members. prince harry was there, but not meghan markle, who we know is very pregnant right now. services were held at st. george's chapel west of london where harry and meghan were married. the next grandchild is due any

day now. >> the top stories we're following on "today in the bay". breaking news of a powerful earthquake striking the philippines. the brand-new video of the shaking coming up next. >> teachers in contra costa county prepared to sound off over contracts today. we are live with what they are asking for and why it's taking so long to get it. a look, whoo, of the bay bridge toll plaza. mike is going to get you through the commute this morning. vianey will have a look at the weather. that's all coming up. 5:27 right now. you're watching "today in the bay".

5:30 now. we are looking out our window over the bay bridge. it is looking beautiful this morning. we can see far out because there is not a lot of fog at this point. i'm kris sanchez in for laura. i'm marcus washington. we want to get a look at the weather. vianey in for kari. vianey? it will be beautiful today, just like it was on easter sunday. walnut creek, it looks like there may be a couple of low clouds hanging tight, but nothing that will impact our temperatures. the skies will be beautiful and clear and sunny. your morning commute. this is going to warm up into the upper 50s by 8:00 a.m.

all morning long will be cool, in the 40s and 50s. by the time you head out to lunch, temperatures in the upper 70s already which means by the time you head home, talking about 80s in the forecast. don't wear too many players. make it so you can shed them throughout the day. >> be careful. wear enough so you can shed them. >> metering lights were turned on. a couple of minutes early. 5:31. feeder routes looking good through the maze. no delays contra costa county. alameda. a smooth drive for the south bay. a tiny blip through the castro valley y. san mateo bridge, no surprises. back to you. this just coming into our newsroom. a magnitude 6.1 earthquake shaking the central philippines. according to the usgs, it was not strong enough to trigger a tsunami. we want to show you brand-new

video from manila. people are evacuating the buildings, rushing the streets. witness report several buildings were swaying in the capital city. people were still at work or even leaving. so far there's no reports of deaths. we are going to stay on this breaking story and bring you the updates as they come in. we are staying on top of breaking news out of sri lanka. new video of another bombing there that happened earlier this morning. take a look. that's brand-new video of the explosion at st. anthony's church in colombo. what we know is this church of course was already bombed easter sunday. this morning, though, a van parked near the church slowed, as you saw in the video. so far no injuries have been reported from the recent bombing. but 290 people were killed. at least 500 others were hurt in sunday's attacks.

it was sri lanka's deadliest day of violence since the civil war ended a decade ago. several u.s. citizens are believed to have been killed in these attacks. police arrested 24 people in connection. 5:33 right now. this morning communities across the bay area are mourning in sri lanka. >> the south bay monks in santa clara held a special prayer service yesterday, praying for the victims and their families. they say this is so disturbing because sri lanka's focus is on peace. to have this happen when it did is simply hard to understand. >> unfortunately this happened on a very important day for christian people. and we are very, very saddened. >> the congregation is small but has a history of social and humanitarian work here, the u.s. and sri lanka.

they will meet to see what they can do to help the victims. teach tphers contra costa county are making similar demands that we have seen before. today in the bay bob redell joins us. bob? >> reporter: tonight educators and parents will be rallying here in concord to try to pressure the mount diablo unified school district to give higher pay for tens of thousands who attend school in this area. the teachers have been working without a contract since july. they are not yet at an impasse in contract talks. they have not authorized a strike. but negotiations just aren't going well. teachers want lower class size, better support for bilingual students. and more teachers, counselors, and nurses. there are only 14 districtwide for all 30,000 students.

some libraries are only open one day a week. now, when it comes to pay, the east bay times said it is competitive and the district spends 90% of its budget on salary and benefits. the rally i mentioned earlier, that's tonight at 5:30, monte gardens. the school board meeting take place at 7:00. bob redell, "today in the bay". i imagine a lot of people will take part. thank you. 5:35. an easter service became ala alarming in san diego. a woman walked into a church auditorium carrying a baby and a gun. her name anna conke. witnesses told police she didn't just point the gun at poem in the church. >> there was information the child was in her arms and the

gun was pointed at the child at one point. disjointed statements made by her, we are looking into that. some of the stuff relayed to us is not making a lot of sense, though there is a religious nexus to us. >> parishioners tackled the woman and grabbed the gun before anybody was hurt. the baby is in protective custody. a hang glider crashed into the ocean in&died. this happened yesterday on devil's slide south of pacifica. chp county rescue and the coast guard all searched for the pilot in the ocean. they found him but couldn't retrieve him. the sheriff's office is looking into what caused the crash. more about a violent attack in mcarthur in oakland. a robbery happened 10:00 saturday night. a group of teenagers walked up to that man, punched him in the

face, tried to take his cell phone but didn't get it. the man was not seriously hurt. police did detain five teenagers. oakland police say eyes in the sky helped to catch a dirt bike thief yesterday. you see it there on the flatbed. a police help cole tpter tipped police on the ground. it turns out one of the bikes was stolen. >> all right. so what a sunday tphif you are bay area sports fans. warriors spent easter in l.a. trying to take a commanding lead against the clippers. >> look at this large crowd. look at that. in the easter spirit pouring into staples center for game 4. they came in 2-1. k.d. with an impressive three-pointer. take a look at this. 30 feet out, plus getting the foul. that put them in a comfortable

lead, and they never looked back. 113-105. they lead the series 3-1. they can close it out on wednesday when the series returns to the bay area in oakland. so how did the warriors do it? strength in numbers, of course. just as clay. >> what does it say about your team on a day that steph doesn't put up big numbers. >> strength in numbers. right here. strength in numbers. >> it doesn't say that. >> my bad. >> hey, she got the point. >> why shut him down like that. >> we all knew what he meant. >> the sharks of course one loss away from being out of the playoffs, one win from being in. they were e in vegas taking on the golden knights into double overtime. watch this. >> and a shot. he scores! in double overtime.

sends this series to game seven. >> he said it was going to go seven games. remember? the sharks pulled it off. they play tomorrow at the shark tank, which is quiet now. of course we know winner moves to the next round. we know it's going to be pretty rowdy in there. this is a really loud venue. >> oh, yes. good stuff. looking to the shark tank, a lot of pedestrian traffic. over here, no problem. moving very smoothly. no big problems. not a lot of traffic flowing -- well, there is a lot of traffic flowing. not a big backup, though. smooth flow of traffic on highway 4, contra costa all the way along the edge of the east bay. slowing for 238 just a tiny bit. no problems for the south bay or peninsula. great start. >> never too early to start

talking about next weekend. >> things are going to get cooler compared to this week. your saturday forecast, the high pressure is going to begin to fall apart by thursday night. and then by friday, as the high pressure leaves the area, a system will approach nearby. it will cool us off significantly for the coast. abouting into the 60s. so this is actually a little more seasonable for the time of the year. this week we'll be above seasonable. by the weekend, the bay about 72. inland areas in the upper 70s at 78 degrees. then things are only going to get cooler into sunday. again, because of that passing system. now right now the models are conflicting in terms of the possibility of seeing showers into sunday. as we inch closer in towards the weekend, the tiling of potential

rain making a return to the pay area. one thing for sure, it will cool our temperatures my by 10, 15 degrees. by the weekend, things will certainly be cooling off. back to you. all right. thank you very much, vianey. >> coming up here on "today in the bay", rent prices are out of control in l.a. as well. it's taking a toll on a lot of people. the impact next. the mueller report is out. you had a chance to read it. so have democrats. the big question in washington is what now? we'll take a look when "today in the bay" continues. so, jardiance asks...

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it is 5:43. temperatures in the 50s. sunshine on the way. expecting upper 60s by 12:00. today's daytime highs will climb into the 80s. i'll talk about the big warming trend already here coming up. and we're looking at 580 westbound. that's your commute direction. looking smooth through dublin. a bigger look at your drive coming up. 5:44. elk grove near sacramento, police have a chase that ends with a shooting injuring two officers and a burglary suspect late saturday night. someone called 911 to report an armed man breaking into that trailer there. shortly after officers arrived, a chase starting leading to the shooting. both were shot in their legs and they are had he expected to be

okay. the suspect was also shot, but we don't know how they're doing this morning. new this morning, thousands of people are moving out of los angeles county. expert say just like here in the bay area the cost of rent is the driving force. according to the census statistics, more than 13,000 people left the county last year. l.a. residents spent more than $40 billion in rent in 2018. the studies also show half of residents pay more than 30% of their income in housing. venice has the highest average rent anywhere in los angeles. the cost over $3,000 a month for a one bedroom apartment. >> that is not what we paid when we lived down there for sure. >> prices going up. a bay area woman who caused a national uproar after screaming at a man with a maga hat is missing. >> we told you about the confrontation she had earlier this month.

she lost her job at a music store and even got death threats. she was reported missing friday morning. she was supposed to head home to palo alto after visiting a friend in lake county but didn't make it. investigators believe some he went off the grid to avoid any negative attention but they are concerned because she sparked so much outrage. decision 2020 and the presidential race. moulton is launching a democratic bid. in it he focuses on gun control, climate change, and national security. moulton is a 40-year-old marine combat veteran who earned a bronze star in iraq. >> all right. former massachusetts governor bill weld. >> i've got a long list of people. we added moulton to our board as well. so this is everybody, not just moulton. not just weld. democrats, republicans, everything together. for now i will keep a list.

this will sort itself out as we get closer to the primaries and the caucuses. turning to washington, the big question is what now? we're still waiting for the white house's official rebuttal of the mueller report. president trump has called the report false and credible. fake he says, also exonerates. as for the democrats, what do they do? the guy who would be in charge of impeachment if they decide to go that way on "meet the press". >> do you think this is impeachable? >> yeah, i do. i do think that -- if proven, if proven, which hasn't been proven yet, if proven, this would be impeachable. obstruction of justice if proven would be impeachable. >> the president's lawyer, rudy giuliani said he saw nothing

wrong with the campaign. he said he would have no problem doing it again in the future. giuliani was asked if the president believes the russians interfered in our election, something that has been established as fact. he said i'm sure he does believe that. president trump returned to washington after a weekend in florida. congress says the irs has to turn over the president's tax returns no later than tomorrow. this is the second deadline congress has set after the irs missed the first one. we're following everything, of course, as we always are on twitter. @scottmcgrew. thank you very much. happening today, president trump taking a short break from politics. the president and the first lady will host the 141st annual easter egg roll on the south lawn of the white house today. the first easter egg roll dates back to 1878. that easter bunny is killing me with that face. so funny.

>> it's almost like he was saying, i didn't bring enough eggs today. >> like la arona? >> we don't want to mess with any of those. never mind, never mind. easter bunny is fine. the beautiful view. you can see a couple of low clouds off in the distance there. whatever low clouds are starting this morning will burn off by the afternoon, making way for a lot of sunshine. the temperatures are running a little bit cool. 52 in mountain view. san jose, 50. morgan hill, 43. 51 in oakland. daytime highs running a lot warmer than what we saw yesterday. our temperatures are going to be above seasonable. 73 in oakland. but further in through antioch,

86 degrees. palo alto, 79. san jose, topping out in the 80s. i want to show you the long range outlook. the reason we are already an already warming trend is good old high pressure. we have this strong ridge of high pressure that's building into the bay area. it's going to settle right over the bay area. as you know, when high pressure begins to build in, it dries us out. our temperatures are expected to climb into tuesday for the coast and inland areas. we are expecting our warmest days tuesday. temperatures inching in the 80s, san mateo, palo alto. 80s into livermore, concord. and on wednesday, we are expecting that ridge of high pressure to start making its move out of the area. so that means that the interior valleys will see the warmest days on wednesday. that's where we are expecting 90s in livermore. as far as any heat risks

associated with this, moderate heat risks from it. again, in san francisco, the warmest day is expected to be tuesday. the high pressure will settle over the coastal areas. it will drop degrees down by wednesday. sunshine my thursday. friday, we get a system approaching nearby. that will cool us off and kick up the winds. as far as your inland temperatures go, well, the high pressure will settle into tuesday night and wednesday. and as that high pressure moves further into the east bay, wednesday is expected to be the hottest day in inland areas. upper 80s, low 90s. we will keep a close eye on it. we haven't seen 90s since last september. that will be big news for us. the system approaches into friday and saturday. again, breezy winds will kick up into the weekend and cool us off. at least we're not tracking any rain.

good knowledge too. i think it is so much of my memory. i don't like the 90s. i shouldn't complain. the south bay, peninsula moving smoothly. nice easy drive. one crash pops up in the tri-valley. checking 680. it might be right around the merge. we have slowing through sunol. over here we have a little bit of slowing off the castro valley y and at the toll plaza. one vehicle with its rear door open. i don't know why. i think a caller who called in and said that's happening. they cleared the area. a clear drive across once you get past the toll plaza. we have heard no problems from the crew as well. a tiny bit of slowing on the upper east shore freeway. volume is building. the metering lights turned on regular time. that is your standard backup. look, fastrak lanes are looking good. if you're carpooling, better for

you and the environment. back to you. thanks, mike. happening now, more fallout over racial allegations about a rendition of god bless america. they will no longer use kate smith's version of the song. they removed the statue outside xfinity live venue. there are lyrics and sentiment considered racist. >> the winner at the box office is a latin american movie. we will tell you what it is. next and new, america waits for the end of a super hero saga. but first teens, nicotine and misinformation. the important lessons for families as more and more families deal with the rise in ecigarettes and tobacco. you're watching "today in the bay".

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sharing on social media this morning. kari hall is enjoying her vacation! she shared this photo on instagram writing quote-- "flying through universal studios!" you can follow her to see more photos at kari hall weather. many teens do (not ( know how much nicotine is in the products they )re using. new york researchers surveyed over 500 teens about their use of tobacco, e- cigarettes and marijuana.

40-percent of teens who said they didn )t use nicotine products... actually did show levels of a nicotine and 40% of teens said they didn't use nicotine products but showed levels of nicotine by-products. separately teenagers who used e tkpwrets reported more marijuana use. a follow-up now, the wife of an nfl star is back at home after brain surgery. kelly stafford posted a new photo showing her leaving the hospital. she is the wife of the detroit lions quarterback. her story made headlines earlier this year. she was dealing with spells of vertigo and dizziness. she had tests and it was revealed she had a brain tumor. they have three daughters. very good news she was heading home. new hope this morning for als patients. doctors at st. jude hospital found two enzymes which can

break down what kills muss skcld brain cells. >> what will be more exciting is if we can translate this to patients. that is ultimately the goal of research. >> more lab testing is to see if boosting the enzymes with drugs can treat muscle and brain disorders. >> this weekend, the north american box office saw its slowest easter sunday in a decade. >> this latin american film won the weekend. horror film "the curse of la llorona" this weekend's movies earned $12 million in ticket sales, the lowest showing since 2005. i can't concentrate because i hate scary movies. hollywood studios have been holding onto their bigger titles

to await avengers end game friday. they are projecting a debut of $200 million to $250 million, just shy of the $258 million record of avengers affinity wars last year. >> don't worry. i'll protect you. >> thank you. you might have just finished spring break. travel analysts are already thinking about the summer. >> they say despite the high gas prices, the road trip is not dead just yet. >> we are seeing the great american road trip is alive and well. 50% of those traveling are going to drive to their destination this year. >> embrace the journey. take a minute and get lost. >> i don't know about get lost. the appeal of a road trip is to find something new along the way and enjoy the road as much as the destination.

they remind you that hotel bookings are easier to come by off the beaten path. all right. right now at 6:00, another explosion overnight in sri lanka. one of the same churches hit in a coordinated attack. the rising death toll and what we know about who is responsible. earth day. new plans, crackdowns and protests today from the east bay to the peninsula to san francisco. that to expect the day ahead. >> warming up. it will feel more like summer this week. but how long will it last. "today in the bay" continues right now. thanks so much for joining us on this monday modern. i'm kris sanchez in for laura. >> i'm marcus washington. mike will have a look at the commute in just a bit. vianey in for kari. you have good news for us. >> kris said it, it will feel like summer. it will stick around for a couple days. the first half of your workweek will be warm. temperatures in the 40s and 50s