brawl. the reason the man in the costume said he was forced to throw a furry punch. "today in the bay" continues right now. >> thank you for joining us for "today in the bay" on this tuesday morning. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. hopefully she is enjoying some cool weather. we have our first sizzler of 2019. contra costa county, you're saying in the 90s today? >> the first time we have seen 90s since september of last year. it's been a while. your microclimate highs for the day. the only cool spot is half moon bay. the coast will be a great place. at least the beach is. san francisco will climb into the upper 70s. check out concord and ant act. 90-degree temperatures in the south bay. santa cruz, 73. it's going to be a very hot day ahead. please make sure to stay hydrated and be mindful of the amount of time that you spend

outdoors. i'll have another look at how long this heat will last. over to mike. >> breaking bread is a phrase for people making peace with each other. but we are talking about bread breaking up around the robin williams tunnel, 101. the earlier storm cleared up. it's not a problem as far as the drivers are concerned. vianey talks about half moon bay. likely more traffic now. everything else is green, including the altamonte pass. stockton, i-5, that's our breaking news, guys. back to you. all right. we have more details on the story. a massive fire burning in stockton. and if you are one of our viewers about to head out the door in discovery bay or brentwood, you might smell smoke in your area. you could see a glow off in the distance. it is a big one. it's a fire at a california pallet manufacturing facility. very close to interstate 5. it is at this point a four-alarm

fire. you see how massive it is. as you see the firefighters walking in the foreground. another fire happened last night in the port of stockton. that one a three-alarm fire. it could be seen in pittsburg and antioch. right now the winds are out of the south. so a lot of the smoke could be moving into the bay area. live pictures right now. and you can see that the fire is still erroring. it is a pallet fire. lots of fuel for the fire to burn. we do know a lot of fire companies are there on the scene. we'll continue to follow it for you. marcus. 5:02. a story making national headlights this morning. a woman accusing a former golden state warrior coach of sexual assault. he left the team in 2016. the alleged incident happened around that time. "today in the bay" bob redell outside oracle arena. are we hearing a statement or

anything this morning? >> reporter: correct. luke walton, former assistant coach of the golden state warriors, marcus, did issue a statement last night that reads in part that these allegations of sexual assault against him are baseless and that his accuser will be proven wrong in the court of law. the woman who is accusing him of sexual assault is a sports reporter. she is suing walton. you'll recall he used to be head coach of the l.a. lakers as well. he just got the head coaching job for the sacramento kings. while he was an assistant coach for the warriors, he sexual assaulted her at casa del mar when the warriors were in town to play the lakers at the time. walton asked her to come meet him in his room to discuss write part of her upcoming book. when she arrived, the suit claims he forced himself on her. she allegedly screamed for him to stop and get away.

according to the suit, he eventually let her leave the room. last night sports fans said they want to know more before jumping to conclusions. >> i think it's wrong. but i want the truth. and i don't want to accuse anybody until the truth is out. >> you have to give him the benefit of the doubt. and if something comes out that says otherwise, then you change your opinion at that time. but right now, who knows? >> reporter: the warriors put out a statement that reads, we became aware of the alleged incident and story this evening and are in the process of seeking more information. we have no comment at this time. and the kings said, we are aware of the report and are gathering additional information. we have no further comment at this time. she and her attorney plan to hold a news conference later today in beverly hills. reporting live in oakland, bob redell, "today in the bay". all right. now to capitol hill where democrats are divided over whether to try to impeach president trump for obstruction

into the investigation into russia and interfering in our presidential election. senator kamala harris says he should be removed from office for those offenses. harris, who is making a 2020 bid, spoke at a townhall moderated by cnn. >> i think we have very good reason to believe there is an investigation that has been conducted which has produced evidence that this president and his administration engaged in obstruction of justice. i believe congress should take the steps towards impeachment. >> elizabeth warren, also running for president, said the very same thing. >> reporter: it's a house divided. some democrats think there is already enough evidence to impeach president trump on obstruction of justice. >> are you worried about impeachment, mr. president? >> not even a little bit. >> reporter: others insist it is futile because republicans in charge of the senate would never find him guilty.

>> if they want to do that, they can. i think the american people would like to move on from this. >> reporter: discord spilling out on a conference qaa ulle to map out how they will continue the robert mueller investigation. house speaker pelosi said we all firmly agree that we should proceed down a path of finding the truth. don mcgahanna has been subpoenaed. according to the mueller report, mcgahn threatened to quit. >> we have to hear from other people like don mcgahn. we have to get the entire report. >> reporter: it has been subpoenaed. the justice department provide aid fuller version -- >> there's nothing there. >> reporter: -- but democrats refused to review it. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. can the citizenship question be added to the 2020 census. challengers say adding the

question could result in an undercount of the immigrant population. they are holding special meetings to notify residents of what could happen. 5:06. now now details. your power bill could soon go up. pg&e is asking state regulators for another increase in rates. it is to protect the investment as it goes into bankruptcy. this request and the previous one could result in the average bill rising by more than $22 a month. mark tony is calling this new request outrageous. sri lanka's minister of defense said the easter sunday bombings were carried out in retaliation for attacks on mosques in christchurch, new

zealand. 50 people were killed in that shooting rage last month. they made comments to parliament but without any sort of evidence. he claims they were carried out by a radical islam group. isis is claiming responsibility but is not providing any evidence to show it was, in fact, involved. meantime, funeral services are being held for some of the victims. police said the total death toll from sunday's attacks is now 310 people and u.s. citizens are among the dead. 5:08. a second major earthquake rattles the philippines. 6.4 magnitude quake happened tuesday afternoon local time. this is brand-new video coming in of rescues under way. it comes after a 6.1 quake struck near manila killing 16 people. it's a story that we brought to you as breaking news on "today in the bay" yesterday. more than 400 aftershocks have been reported. back in the bay area, student loan debt is soaring.

new numbers show the amount owed has tripled in the last 15 years. about 735,000 people in the bay area owe nearly $27 billion in student loan debt as of last year, according to a new study which also finds bay area borrowers are having more trouble making their loan payments. it comes one day after 2020 presidential candidate elizabeth warren aimed at reducing student loan debt. the elephant seal that has been pholting on tmolting on th kwaquatic park. he was moved to ann animal centr because so many people were showing up to take pictures and it was stressing him out. he found somewhere nice and safe to go. >> we will probably see a lot of folks headed to the beach. half moon bay will be the only

cool spot. >> yeah. i actually bumped the numbers up into the 70s. this high pressure will be drying us out and warming us up significantly. definitely going to see a lot more people on the beach considering the temperatures. upper 80s for the south bay. 86 in san jose. gilroy, 89 degrees. are you ready for this, east bay? sorry, east bay. mainly in through the interior valleys it's going to be hot. we're talking 90s in today's forecast. 90 degrees for concord. 90 degrees for walnut creek. danville, 92. even oakland, lower 80s. but still in the 80s. 81, redwood city 86. half moon bay number is bumped up into the 70s now. so really daly city, 70. outer sunset, 69 degrees. so still closer to the water. that will be your cooldown spot. upper 80s along that area as

well. mike, how are the roads? more crowded out. my gosh. we're chasing the cool and not any of the green. plenty for almost all our drivers. one crash there is not green. westbound highway 4 toward port chicago highway. we had construction overnight. slowing things down a bit. you are restricted by lanes. now a crash is blocking one lane and distraction as the commute builds out of bay point. new fender-bender at the bay bridge. i didn't see any problem. pack to you. >> thanks, mike. still ahead on "today in the bay", half a million wooden toys under recall this morning. here are the ones you're going to want to look for in the toy box. at 5:25, why they are dangerous and where you might have bought them. >> plus, president trump's pick for fed governor running into real problems. forget about service dogs. how about a pony. this is auditioning for the job. the pony's new mission and how

it is doing. you're watching "today in the bay". >> i want one.

it is 5:14. time to bring out the sandals and the summer gear. temperatures will feel very summer like. concord, you'll be one of the hottest spots. 73 by 10:00 a.m. by lunch hour, 80s. you're expected to climb into the 90s. who else will be seeing the 90s? even the bay will get in on the

action. upper 70s at that. i'll have a breakdown coming up. no breakdowns here. a smooth flow of the tail lights over the high-rise. we'll show you what's going on right now coming up. >> and good morning to you. we are in the middle of earnings season. watch san francisco's twitter. minutes ago the company topped estimates it made more money than experts expected. also a few minutes ago, president trump tweeted he was the best thing that ever happened to twitter and then accused twitter of deleting his users. zoom video in san jose jumped again in its first full trading after last week. friday interrupted the business week. yesterday was our first day to see zoom trading on a regular day. it moved to the positive again. this has been a sweetheart ipo. elizabeth holmes. no trial date set. she's free in the meantime.

the feds accuse her of fraud. one of the top picks for fed governor has dropped out of the running. herman cain said the salary wasn't enough. he ran for president two election cycles ago but dropped out amid accusations of sexual misconduct. he didn't have enough votes in the senate to be approved. stephen moore a candidate for fed governor. but he rails against women in basketball. rewrote this in his early 40s in a column. this year they allowed a woman ref a men's nscaa game. liberals celebrate this breakthrough as a triumph for gender equality. the ncaa has been touting this as an example of how progressive they are. i see it as an obscenity. is there no area in life where men can take a vacation from

women? here's the rule change i propose. no more women refs, no women announcers, no women beer vendors, no women anything. according to a man who wants to be fed governor. >> okay. well, there's one place he can go. >> yeah. i know where that is. >> all right. >> yeah. >> you told us about the old phones, the samsung phones. we have been telling you about this. the galaxy smartphone. a lot of people are not very happy about that. so the phone off the market for at least right now. the viewers who have been testing it says it keeps breaking. so samsung decided to hold off on the release date. they will announce a new release date very soon. of course if you remember the foldable phone costs nearly $2,000. >> i don't think they're talking with their quiet voices over there. cash is still king despite mobile payment applications. 76% of consumers say they still carry cash daily even if they

use other payment methods. more than half hate the idea of life without cash altogether. 45% of people over the age of 40 have never used mobile payments. no cash needed here this morning. a service pony is in training on the transit system in northeast england. the miniature guide horse is learning its job by riding on the subway and light rail lines in newcastle area. he will eventually be put to work in london in helping a partially sighted woman. his trainer says he is showing great signs of being ready for his new job there. >> they always say don't pet me. i'm a service animal. how can you not pet a pony? >> no problem. >> go here, go there. >> a lot of people's pets will

be out. i will see a lot of dogs out walking. when the heat starts rolling around, don't take them between 12:00 and 3:00. their paws get hot too. that can easily burn them. i will go over tips on heat safety. in san francisco, it is clear. not worried about any clouds. the shark tank, yes, they play today. san jose, 56 degrees. temperatures are going to warm up and warm up quickly. antioch, 90 degrees. napa, 90 degrees. today we are talking 90s. overall, the current temperatures running warmer in napa. 12 degrees warmer than what we saw yesterday. temperatures in the south bay will be in the mid to upper 80s in san jose.

oakland, 81. hayward, 84. peninsula, low to mid-80s. redwood city, 86. daly city and half moon bay will be in the 70s. today will be the warmest day in san francisco by far. upper 70s expected. and then up through the north baker's cyst ukiah, 89. santa rosa, 88. over the long range outlook, the warmest days today and tomorrow. tomorrow they are expecting to get even warmer. as we head towards -- this is looking ahead towards sunday. we get a built of an onshore wind. that system will bring us a chance of showers potentially. also, it's going to cool us down into the weekend. boy, oh, boy, it's going to be hot today, mike. >> you're prepared now. we're over here looking at a smooth drive for most of the bay. concern as you see this crash at the toll plaza. we'll talk about that in just one second. i wanted to update westbound 4.

speed sensors going from red to orange and yellow. yellow, just below the speed limit. orange towards the 50s. we are seeing traffic improve as traffic improves. 242, walnut creek interchange. but no problems. over at the bay bridge toll plaza, a took a live look. i didn't see any crash. it has moved to the shoulder. a dump truck and shovel truck -- a backhoe. it is a minor distraction. >> thanks, mike. >> a new recall involving a half million toys sold at target. we'll show you which ones they are. plus, are you ready for the avengers? the movie is not even out. how amc plans to accommodate as many fans as possible. that's coming up next on "today in the bay".

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partnering with u-s-c abuse survivors in their fight for justice. in an exclusive n-b-c interview-- raisman, an abuse victim herself, says she wants to see change on every level.

three lawsuits have been filed against doctor george tyndall---a former gynecologist at u-s-c. the suits claim he sexually abused countless girls at the university. raisman and the victims are backing a new state law. if passed, it would allow more alleged victims of sex raisman and the victims are backing a new state law which, if passed, would allow more alleged victims of sexual assault to sue by extending the statute of limitations. actor jussie smollett, according to a spokesperson cook county state attorney kim foxx has received multiple racially charged threats to her personal safety. the threats come a week after a series of texts and documents show foxx worried her office was overcharging the "empire" star.

the public has a right to know why the charges against him were dropped. >> now turning to a recall alert for you. parents out there, you'll want to be sure you check your child's toy box this morning. target is voluntarily recalling nearly a half million wooden toy vehicles because of a choking hazard. this includes eight bullseye's playground toys sold separately or part of a set. you see them right here. the toys were sold between october and november of 2018.

coming up on "today in the bay", we are live in san francisco with i long fight over a homeless center reaches a boiling point. the key vote taking place today pinning mayor breed against many residents of one neighborhood. sharks mania in the bay area. the boys in teal are in a do or die situation. they seem to like those. taking on the vegas golden knights. fans just cannot wait. >> give me hockey or give me death. >> and he has that golden ticket there. oh, boy, the big game tonight. all right. taking a live look at 5:27.

a few people -- well, more than a few people are on the road. vianey in for kari with a look at the weather. much more ahead. kwrao you watching tod you're watching "today in the bay".

good tuesday morning to you. april 23rd. a live look at the golden gate bridge to get us started with the day. always beautiful to see the bridge. and beautiful to see you with us.

thank you for joining us for "today in the bay". >> we are here for you. >> i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura. it is going to be h-o-t, hot. >> the skies are clear. when the skies are clear, the sun warms us right up. san francisco right now, 59 degrees. 54 in oakland. san jose, 56. and we are expected to warm up rather quickly. there goes the shark tank. we are rocking some of our teal. definitely representing. we wish them good luck. if you're headed out, you don't have to worry about a jacket. we will hit the 70s by 12:00. even into the evening hours, overnight lows won't be dipping by much. in the 60s. it will be a great night for the sharks. mike? that's right. a great shark night. classy lapel pin. it just started to fill in for the lanes off to the left, which were vacant until vianey started her report this morning.

metering lights. no major surprises. highway for recovery 4 after the earlier crash cleared around port chicago highway. we have smoke that may be det t detected by folks at brentwood, discovery bay. that is one of our top stories. back to you. that's right, mike. the breaking news there. look at this. the massive fire can be seen for miles here. this is burning in stockton. and if you are one of the viewers, you're heading out the door, if you're in discovery bay, brentwood, you will likely smell a lot of smoke and may see a glow in the sky off the distance. this is a scary scene. look how massive this fire is. we are being told the efforts to get the fire under control is growing right now. we are at a five-alarm fire. it is nearly a six-arm fire. more crews head to the scene to get the fire under control. the flames burning intensely. bill lows of smoke throughout the area there. this is a pallet facility there. so you can imagine a lot of fuel for the fire. very close to i-5.

these are live pictures. the fire continues to burn this morning. very massive fire there. and intense there as firefighters continue to get it under control. we are going to continue to monitor this fire. what's going on there and how it could affect you this morning. we will continue as we look at these live shots. kris? 5:33. also this morning, we have been telling you about a fight over a homeless center in san francisco for weeks now. happening add, a big vote could determination the navigation center's future. of course there has been pushback on all sides. pete suratos joins us for what we are watching for today. hi, pete. >> reporter: good morning to you, kris. yeah, we're talking about a homeless shelter along the embarcadero, a popular part of san francisco. an issue mayor london breed is being forced to defend. >> do you want me to talk or not?

>> reporter: that is san francisco mayor london breed trying to calm down residents during a community meeting that took place earlier this month on this issue of homelessness. the san francisco port commission will have a big vote moving forward later today. but i want to give our viewers a big breakdown of this proposed site. this would be a navigation center built at the seawall near oracle park. it will serve 200 clients. when it opens, the number will be roughly 130. it falls in line with the mayor's plan to open 1,000 shelter beds in the city by the end of 2020. the debate has been heated. those opposed to it living in the rincon hill area of san francisco claim they are getting death threats over their position. here's what both sides had to say during the contentious area. >> it is halfway between a

shelter and housing. >> my frustration is today was a sales pitch. it was not a community meeting as evidenced by them focused on colors, lighting, the interior look and feel of the facility and not about what's happening to the people on the inside. >> reporter: well, san francisco port owns the property. they would have to approve any agreement before any building take place of the homeless shelter. the big vote will take place 3:15 paoepl. pe p.m. sheriff hennessey is calling on the fbi to investigate allegations of a deputy beating an inmate at the county jail. according to the "examiner," he socked the inmate in the head last thursday at the san bruno jail after he refused an order to go back to his cell. he did need treatment for a head injury. according to a sheriffs spokesperson, he is being

transferred out of the jail. this morning a man is being charged with secretly filming up a little girl's skirt at a walnut creek apple store. police say gentleman jacques bloxom taped a camera to his shoe. the girl's father spotted him filming under the little girl's skirt on sunday. when he confronted the man, he took off running. a woman chased him into a parking garage and pointed him out to police before he could get away. >> the camera matched the description of what the dad had seen. and we also found other recording devices and we're still going through all of that. >> bloxom is out on bail and they are actively investigating this case. >> the owner of sweet gelato in little saigon took this video as he says the driver of a car stole a computer out of his own hands and just took off. there has been a recent spring of robberies and car break-ins

in that area. some business owners say they think they are being targeted. the owner of sweet gelato said they even ripped off huge box of scratch-off tickets right off the counter. >> you are a guest, coming from out of town. guess what, in less than a minute, it's gone. >> san jose police chief eddie garcia is worried about the recent rash of burglaries in the city. new for you, it seems things have started to calm down after an a decrease in break-ins. in campbell, police say thieves are targeting unlocked cars. so the lesson here, lock it up. mountain view, the first quarter was up over last year. morgan hill, police telling us crooks are hitting shopping centers, especially near big

thoroughfares where they can make a big getaway. ed days of driving down lombard street in san francisco may be in your rear-view mirror. it is one of the most famous streets in the world. one your friends and family want to see when they come. neighbors say traffic has been a concern for years. in the summer, nearly 6,000 people visit the crooked street every single day. the assembly will vote as early as next week on that toll. . 5:38. are you ready for some hockey? live pictures of the shark tank. things are kind of calm there. the frenzy will be going on inside tonight. game 7 between the sharks and the golden knights tonight. it's okay to be a little nervous here. fresh off sunday night's dramatic double overtime win. the sharks return to san jose. some of the guys decided to go through a light skate yesterday. the winning team from tonight continues in the playoffs. the loser, well, they go home

for the summer. now we spoke with fans lining up at the box office to get the tickets before the big game. this is before it sold out yesterday. >> it's the final. it's hockey. that's just the way it is. it's hockey. give me hockey or give me death. here i am with the last ticket. >> the sharks take on the golden knights tonight. >> a lot of fans will be there getting a little aggressive, looking for parking. >> that's right. be careful. lock your cars. marcus reported on the uptick in security. focus on rooting for the team. they will not be watching cars as clearly as they need to. especially between the parking structure and at the s.a.t. center side.

we will zoom in towards the tri-valley. a smooth drive as well. folks east pound on 580 on the altamonte, stockton. five-alarm fire is burning off i-5. if you are headed to the area, watch for distracted drivers. meanwhile, no problems getting toward the bay bridge. the metering lights on. . okay. well, the weekend is right around the corner. but we want to talk sharks right now. folks are going to head to the arena. it is cold inside. it will be hot outside. >> i want to give you a quick sharks forecast. it will be hot. it's going to be warm, even by the time you get out of the game. the game starts at 7:00 tonight. look at the temperatures. 80 at 7:00. by the time the game ends, we're talking 60s, low 70s. it will be a good night to head out. visit the local businesses around downtown san jose and go support your sharks. fantastic forecast through there. the hot temperatures are staying

with us through today and tomorrow. and then as we head towards thursday and friday, as the high pressure begins to break down, what's going to happen is we have a system nearby that's actually going to cool us off for the weekend. but don't worry. i'm not tracking any rain for your saturday forecast, but i am tracking cooler temperatures. temperatures along the coast will be in the upper 60s. notice the drop. today we will be in the 90s for inland areas. by saturday, we will be back down in the 70s. this is actually a little bit more seasonable. 78 degrees. and then as we head towards sunday, there is a system nearby that is going to bring in the increase in cloud cover. it's going to drop our daytime highs even further. falling below seasonable. sunday will be the coolest day by far this week. and temperatures will be in the upper '60s. so enjoy the heat, guys. it's definitely going to be a hot one. >> thanks, vianey. . coming up, governor gavin newsom heads to the east bay today. we'll show you the message he is

pushing. viral video out of southern california shocking a lot of people. what this woman threw away that has her in jail. and democrats debating how much they can get the president can get away with before possibly impeaching him. we will take a look when "today in the bay" continues. i like chillaxin'.

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because our temperatures will be warming up by 10:00 a.m., 70 degrees. by 12:00, upper 70s. inland temperatures will be climbing into the 90s. even at the bay or the coast, still dealing with 70s. i'll have a look at your daytime highs coming up. the earlier break we had at the bay bridge now switched to the brakes. folks are slowing down, filling in the entire toll plaza. we'll show you what the rest of your commute looks like that's building coming up. thanks, mike and vianey. 5:45. today governor newsom is stopping in the east bay to talk about wildfire danger. he is visiting an area considered a fire danger in north orinda. you may recall the deadly area back in 1991. nearly 4,000 homes were destroyed and 25 people died. meantime, at the state capital a proposed bill aimed at tightening requirements for approving homes in high fire risk areas is moving forward. it would require developers to

increase fire protections and plan for evacuations. lawmakers say the measure is needed after last year's deadly campfire in butte county. the woman here in this video is now behind bars after throwing brand-new born puppies into that dumpster. surveillance video shows it happening in coachella last thursday. the woman holding a plastic bag. there were seven little tiny puppies inside. she put the bag into the dumpster in 90-degree heat. fortunately good samaritans came to the rescue after the homeless man heard the puppies crying. they are being bottle fed at a foster home. all seven are said to be okay. the woman's fate, though, is still unclear. 5:46. today is the deadline day for president trump's taxes. scott mcgrew, the irs has to reveal the tax futures to congress. >> that's what the law says, kris. good morning. the law says certain people request an american' tax return,

the irs has to turn it over. one of those people with the power is the house oversight committee chairman elijah cummings. he has given the irs until today to provide trump's tax returns. president trump, meanwhile, sued to stoeupt, claiming congress only has the power to subpoena tax returns if it's related to writing a law, not for investigation. now, what happens if the courts don't rule by the end of today or rule against him and the trump-controlled irs still doesn't turn them over? do the democrats do anything? this is the heart of the debate among democrats. at what point do you say enough and initiate impeachment. nancy pelosi made it clear she is not there yet, sending a letter to fellow democrats saying congress should continue to seven for facts but calfalls short of calling for impeachment. kamala harris said it is time to put the president on trial. president trump tweeting a lot.

only high crimes and misdemeanors can lead to impeachment. no crimes by me. so you can't impeach me. it has been debated since the founders put it in the constitution. but the fact is the president does not have to be charged with a crime to be impeached. there is sell legal theory a sitting president can't be charged with a crime, leaving impeachment as the only alternative indeed. there are several references to that in the mueller report. sarah huckabee sanders, the longest period of time without a daily press briefing. 43 days. they have had only two so far this year. the president has been quited by the queen to have tea in london in june. we're talking about that on twitter. you can follow me there. crump ets and tea. >> did you see this video? hopping to the rescue of a woman. she was in a brawl with a man in orlando, florida. cell phone from sunday's fight quickly going viral online.

watch as the man in the bunny suit gets in the middle of the man and woman brawling. the man in the bunny suit threw several punches at that man before officers stepped in to break things up. the bunny by stander, antoine mcdonald, said he had no choice but to join the fray after seeing the woman getting punched. he is now getting a lot of online attention. he even has his own instagram page called bad bunny. >> but he's a good bunny. >> you know that's not the real easter bunny? >> what? >> that person didn't do rabbit punches. >> so it must be a helper. gotcha. >> it has been so hot. 90s maybe for tomorrow. and you are bumping them up. >> yesterday unofficial readings showed 90s. we only initially topped out in the upper 80s. today, official 90s.

golde golden gate bridge. very quiet radar. notice no clouds. that's going to help us warm up into the afternoon. so let's get right to your temperatures as you head out the door. san jose, 56 degrees. 54 in oakland. as you plan out for your day, it will be one of those california days where it starts off cool. by lunch hour, it will be so hot. upper 70s. and then as we head into late afternoon, these are our daytime highs for today. don't wear a heavy jacket or uggs or the other snow boots in the bay area. morgan hill, 89. in through the east bay, talking low 80s for oakland. look at the 90s. we have a 10-degree difference, 10 degrees warmer in concord. 90. 92 for danville. walnut creek, 90. along the peninsula, san mateo, 83. redwood city, 86. heading into the city, expect plenty of sunshine. you don't have to worry about the fog around the golden gate

bridge today. 77 in mission. this is a good time to give you a couple of reminders. heat safety tips. always stay hydrated. wear a cool towel around your neck if you go hiking. take frequent breaks. hot car danger. don't leave your pets, children or anything that you care about for that matter in your vehicle. the temperatures rise quickly by 30 degrees in a couple of minutes. don't forget your pets. if you have pets typically hanging out outside, outdoor pets or dogs or anything like that, bring them inside and be mindful of that. pollen report. if you're dealing with trees or grass, we will be dealing with bad allergies. weeds and mold, low. oak, mulberry and grasses are high today. the next seven days, the high pressure, today will be the warmest day in san francisco. temperatures remain in the upper 60s through wednesday. by friday, the ridge of high pressure begins to fall apart. but for inland areas, tomorrow is expected to be our hottest

day, jumping into the mid-90s possibly in areas. thursday, an approaching system brings cloud cover. mike, how are the roads? >> looking good. my son might have to take his decongestant today. south bay, peninsula looking great. a little slowing on 92 across to the hayward side. i'm checking by the blips did appear. that is clearing. highway 13 we traditionally see a little slowing. i showed you the backup. it's not much worse than off the berkeley curve. richmond-san rafael, we have some build. overnight road work has cleared. it will remain cleared for both directions until 7:00 a.m. when they start more repair work there. train 520 delayed. that's what we learned from capital corridor. the rest of the rails moving smoothly. preparations under way in

russia for a summit between vladimir putin and north korean leader kim jong-un. that meeting is expected to happen this week. this will be the first meeting between the two world leaders. president trump and kim met two months ago but failed to come up with an agreement on north korea's nuclear program. punished for protesting. that's the claim two google workers are making against the company. all new this hour, what they say happened and how google is responding. plus, playing with development. most parents worry when their kids get really into their video games. brand-new research says for some that concern is justified. for others, maybe not so much. we'll break it all down coming up next. then at 6:00, this raging fire in stockton overnight. the flames are still burning this morning. we'll show you whether the smoke is blowing into contra costa county. you're watching "today in the bay".

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5:56 now. are you following us on social media? i'm asking you who else is having easter eggs for breakfast and the next two dozen days? a lot of folks gave me good recipe ideas because there are so many of them. >> one of the royal babies

celebrates a birthday today. prince louis's first birthday. new pictures of baby louis yesterday. he is a cutie. he has been largely kept out of the public eye. we will expect to see more of him as he gets a little bit older. >> all right. don't skip breakfast. another study says it is a bad idea. >> having a quick meal before you start your day may help you live longer. people who never ate breakfast are 87% more likely to die from cardiovascular disease. it is linked to high blood pressure, unhealthy lifestyle habits. 60% in that study say they eat breakfast every day. here's video from

demonstrations. you might remember when it happened. the protest centered on the company's treatment of women. yesterday two employees who helped to organize the walkout addressed the alleged retaliation on an internal site, according to "wired" magazine. one said she was demoted and instructed to take a medical leave. the other claims she is being forced to abandon a big project. google denies the accusations saying we prohibit retaliation in the workplace, and investigate all allegations. employees and teams are regularly and commonly given new assignments, or reorganized to keep pace with evolving business needs. there has been no retaliation here. united airlines is facing accusations of racism this morning. according to a report in the "new york times", an airline worker allegedly used racial slurs at a customer. that work er used profane and abusive language in public. she worked at united terminal at

george bush airline in houston. the worker was pulled after that incident last month. okay. so if you're son plays video games all night long, you don't necessarily need to worry about his social skills. if you have a daughter who does the same thing, it's a different story. >> researchers in norway tracked children 6 to 12 and found gaming did not affect social development of boys but girls had weaker social skills over time. right now at 6:00, a controversial question you could see on the 2020 census. the biggest decision the supreme court will decide today and the worry for immigrant families in particular. coach accused. a popular assistant coach faces sexual assault accusations this

morning. what luke walton is accused of doing. the extra money you may pay if pg&e gets its way. thank you for joining us. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. i'm marcus washington. talk about a hot start to the day, vianey. we're going to have to get ready for that one. >> you're not lying. get ready. right now it is sunny. there goes the shark tank right there. temperatures in the 50s. this is the coolest we will be all day. because take a look at your microclimate highs for today. 77 degrees in san francisco. it will be the hottest day of the week in san francisco. concord, 90 degrees. talk about microclimates. this i0s