he is running for president. >> even more important, we have to remember who we are. this is america. >> the former vice president making it official overnight. he is entering the 2020 race. the powerful language and reaction from president trump just moments ago. plus, bart's big vote. the decision coming today about cameras, what they'll record and the concern for some over who gets to see that information. and a widening crisis, the most measles cases in 25 years across the country. the update we're expecting to get today about the problem in california. "today in the bay" continues right now. a very good now thursday morning to you, thanks so much for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. a lot of people are enjoying the warmer weather. is it going to continues or cool off a bit? >> it is going to continue the next couple of days. not as hot. we're not talking widespread

records here, it's still about 15 degrees above where we should be. here's a live look outside in palo alto. we get this day started. it will be in the upper 50, look at that temperature trend, reach nook the low 80s by 1:00, reaching 82 degrees there, 84 in san jose, some upper 80s for some of our inland areas. mike, you are looking at a traffic alert. >> we are looking for a crash, sky ranger got out to san francisco, reports of that traffic alert. the three lanes on north 101 cleared. over a crossing there, they found a secondary crash reported in the area involving a motorcycle, crews are clearing right now, so they're going to track this, let us know, there are flashing lights, thank you, chopper for that, we will track the secondary crashes going on. let's look at your maps, it's continuing to build all the way up past cesar chavez, a short section, lighter traffic keeps everything moving into san

francisco, that is where you will find the delay and the bay bridge toll plaza has your metering lights on. >> thank you, very much. new overnight, former vice president joe biden launching his 2020 presidential bid. in the past half hour or so president trump weighed in. we will put it on the screen, he is the president. you can read it yourself, insulting biden's intelligence and other democrats rung and says biden's primary fight will be nasty. at 3:00 a.m., he released a campaign video following the rise in charlottesville, virginia. tracie potts, there is a crowd out there running forrer this officer. -- running for this office. >> reporter: absolutely. he will have to fight his way through that if he wants into this election face-to-face with president trump. you know the president said it's going to be a nasty democratic primary. biden in that video seemed to

indicate things have gotten nasty over the past two years. >> that's why today i'm announcing my candidacy for president of the united states. >> reporter: a battle for the soul of the nation, that's how vice president joe biden described his third presidential campaign in a video this morning, invoking images of violent clashes in charlottesville, virginia. >> we can't forget what happened in charlottesville. even more important, we have to remember who we are. if we give donald trump eight years in the white house, he will forever and fundamentally alter the character of this nation, who we are. and i cannot stand by and watch it happen. >> reporter: biden first heads to a rally in pittsburgh and visits four early states before his official kickoff next month in philadelphia. >> come on in, the water is warm, gentleman. >> he enters a crowded field, already the front runner, according to several polls. biden's hoping to win back

pennsylvania and other rust belt states that president trump won in 2016. >> i don't see joe biden as a threat. no, i don't see him as a threat. i think he's only a threat to himself. >> reporter: biden will have to answer for his long record, including supporting the iraq war and unverified claims from women who say his touch made them feel uncomfortable. >> i understand. and i'll be much more mindful. >> reporter: biden is counting on his decades of support for women. his record as a moderate and high name recognition to give him a running start. the highest profile candidate, according to polls, already picking up some nicknames this morning, sleepy joe, the president's tweet, crazy joe and the statement released by republicans. president obama saying he was the best decision he ever made as president, but that he is not ready to endorse anyone in this crowded field of talented candidates. back to you. >> i think this is going to give

us a lot to talk about for the days to himco. thanks a lot, tracie. 6:04. in the future, cameras could track your every move when you park at a local bart station. later this morning, bart will vote on a plan to install license meters in the parking lot. pete, this is raising a lot of privacy concerns with people. >> reporter: yeah. for some, it is raising some concerns, marcus. that's why we have more ahead. bart will discuss it later this morning. we will get into details on that. this isn't the first time they brought this issue up. our viewers remember back in 2016, the board voted against this pilot program. after critics raised concerns about the wide scale under surveillance of this program. now the purpose, according to bart officials of this license plate readers program was to bolster security at parking lots system wide. however, if 2017, records reveal

that bart accidentally activated two cameras. at oakland's macarthur station a part of this pilot program. it gathered photos shared with the northern california regional intelligent center. they share data with the immigration and customs enforcep, which made this a big time concern for immigration advocates, so today the program will be reintroduced to the board for a vote, again for the purposes of bolstering security. this time the new policy will store plate information for 30 days unless it's a part of an ongoing criminal investigation and place limits where that data goes, including not sharing it with i.c.e. or enforcement or removal. here's what riders are saying about this proposed program. >> you start to cross the line between the parking pass program or what else they are using it for. i would be concerned about that. >> it seems like a good idea so

people aren't parking, using bart parking and transporting into the city. only people riding bart are parking there, it seems like a reasonable idea. >> reporter: now, it's still to be determined as far as when this program will go into effect. it depends on how this program will go today. bart will discuss two items, means based fare. they will discuss that more as well as earthquake readiness, a busy agenda. it will take place in oak at 9:00 a.m. live in orinda. pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> it seems like those meters are always met with resis tans. thank you. new for you this morning, palo alto police are searching for a man that robbed a 7-eleven store at gun point. investors released this photo showing a man with a gun. officers are looking into whether the suspect is linked to other robberies. today lawmakers could take vaccine decisions out of the

hands of doctors and put public health officials in charge. it all goes back to the surge in measles cases across the country and here in california. chris sanchez joins us with how people feel about this latest move. chris. >> reporter: well, hi there, laura. at 9:30 this morning, the california department of public health will update the number of cases here in california, talk about the outreach they have done to make sure parents vaccinate their kids, at the same time this is happening, just a day after parents showed up in sacramento in force to ask lawmakers to leave the decision about vaccinations in their hands and not in the hands of public health officials. >> that didn't go far, though. yesterday, the, one of the senate health committees voted 6-2 to give them the final say if signing off on vaccine exemptions for children headed to public schools. lawmakers say they had to do this, some doctors are writing exemptions for pay, not because

of a child's personal medical history. now as of today, there are 37 cases in california of the measles. there were eight new cases reported this week alone, this is in sacramento and also in l.a. nationwide, the cases are now at 680. we will cover that state department of public health news conference this morning to see if we are on an upswing or perhaps things are starting to settle down here in california in regard to measles. in the meantime, you can go to my twitter feed, we have maps of where these cases are reported. how to find out if your measles vaccines are up to date. a lot of us got vaccinated when we were children, that is a long time ago, how to know where to find your records? i posted a link to that as well. chris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you. 6:09. a quick follow up, a contra costa county's man to normandy, making national headlines.

>> a story brought to you on "today in the bay," people raising $10,000 for world war ii veteran jake larsen, i'm sure you remember that story. the "new york times" published an article. he once stormed for the 75th anniversary of d-day this june. >> it's really into is to see. >> it is, to see so many people pitch in to make his dream come true. we love that kari. >> yes, we do. veterans, thursday morning. they may not be too happy about the hot temperatures we are seeing a respected the bay area. but bedo start out cool with upper 40s in santa rosa. mostly mid- to upper-50s around the bay area. let's get the kids up and out the door for school this morning in pittsburgh. look at how fast those temperatures go up today. some low 70s at recess and lunchtime, reaching into the mid-70s. by the time that last school bell rings, we'll be in the low 80s again today so we'll be tracking the heat and a bit of a

cool down, mike, you are tracking the second crash in san francisco. >> second crash, basically the same location as our original traffic alert. you see since our last check, southbound 101 traffic moves smoothly northbound jams up heading into the city. these folks are heading to the bay bridge. the flares are out. ambulance, paramedic and chp arrive after the first crash cleared. they were all able to get to this scene. north 101, cesar chavez, a second crash is located. folks are able to get by over on the right side, there is mild slowing, no major injuries reported. no motorcyclist trapped under a vehicle. we cleared that up, that is not there. the rest of the bay shows a smooth drive. the bay bridge and that section of 101 will slow you from either side. back to you. >> thanks, mike. next, material girl back with a bang overnight. the popular spanish singer

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. right now at 6:14, if you are planning to go to is sierras this weekend, it's looking nice. look at alpine meadows, 211

inches of snow on the ground. it is melting. we'll get a look at what's ahead as the bay area continues with some summer-like temperatures in less than five minutes. >> and we are looking at that time bay bridge toll plaza, look, the cash lanes are now clear once again, fast track shows the population and that's moving, a lighter build around the bay. we are tracking san francisco. and a very happy thursday to you. we're in the middle of reporting season. that's when companies open up their books to investors. facebook warns it may have to pay the federal government as much as $5 billion in fines. so it's go to go set that money aside. facebook's mark zucker boring sa-- struck zuckerberg is setting that money

aside. the company says sales are slowing for expensive modem ss and xs, the fee factor we watch with tesla is cash on hand. tesla started with quarter with roughly $3.7 billion. it ended the quarter with $2.2 billion. the cost of doing business. then this, a big loan payment it made nearly a billion dollars in march. 2 billion is a lot of money. keep in mind, elon musk announces a pickup truck, a sportscar, these cost.to develop and make. the fear among investors is tesla will have to sell more stock to raise more money. musk has said in the past he wouldn't do that, i in the past have said i think he's going to have to. other news, the news agency in australia tweeted this out, apparently hackers figured out how to hack line scooters. yes, they have them in australia. scooters now beg people not to

ride them. in a statement, san francisco's lime says it's not smart, it's not funny, it's akin to changing a ringtone. the land scooters can talk if you try to steal them. they say, please don't steal me. lime put that in. the hackers were able to add in other things. some of them kind of offensive, that one, please don't ride me. >> oh my goodness. >> kind of creepy. >> walking down the street to hear that. >> wow. >> all right. thanks, guys. 6:17 for you right now. hey, look at this it's a wedding. you weren't invited to, hey, it looks like a lot of fun. >> we can watch. >> a first look at madonna's new rapper luma. the six minute video includes what you see right here, that's really a wedding.

[ music playing [ music playing ] >> wow, only like madonna can do. >> right. >> there is madonna's first single since 2015. her album is out in june if you are interested in buying it. >> we should refer to her to madam x? >> why not. she's ban lot of things. she's had the british accent. although she's from detroit. >> maybe now she has the colombian accent now. si. >> kari has a look at our forecaster on this thursday morning, it's close to the weekend. >> looking forward to the beautiful sunrise, as you head out the door, we know that sun has heated things up. let's get a look at sky ranger. this is nice look towards mount diablo as the sun comes up. sunrise under way as we speak, so just any second from now, we will see the sun coming over the hill. so it's a nice start to this

thursday. as we lead into the weekend, we're still going to have these amove normal temperatures. that's a look at walnut creek. our temperature trend that will be in the upper 50s as you head out the door. then going into the low 80s already by 1:00, the 7-day forecast is up at the bottom of the screen as we see some mid-80s in the forecast today, at least it's not going to be in the low 90s. we were talking record highs the past couple of days, we've moved past the peak of the heat. it's very warm, in the mid-80s in the south bay, also mid- to upper-80s for parts of the east bay, antioch reaching 87 degrees, oak thomas out at 75. we will be up to 75 today in san mateo, in san francisco, reaching the upper 60s and the north bay up to 86 skies, ukiah with napa reaching 85. so we're under some very quiet weather conditions, high pressure remains in control. >> that keeps us very warm, but

also clear, but that will start to shift off towards the east over the next couple of days and allow for some of those clouds to start to move in, even a slight chance of rain, so as we go through our hour by hour outlook, nothing going on today, a few clouds tomorrow, partly cloudy skies, we could see more clouds on saturday and especially on sunday. we will see a slight chance of rain in the sierras that stays away from the bay area. we look to stay dry, i'm keeping a chance of hope in the forecast for sunday night, slight rain chances here, look at how much it cools off going into next week. we get the shift in the winds, more of an ocean breeze, brigg our high temperatures back closer to normal with low 70s inland, low 60s for san francisco and the coast. now you are tracking it two spots for slowing. >> two, maybe three, that's how live it is, look how much green there is, this is great, a mild build for the san mateo bridge

in hayward, i'm not calling it a step slowing, as you approach oakland road, a little extra slowing, otherwise, all green for your south bay commute. a nice drive, the interchange nice as well, the bay bridge toll plaza, we'll talk about that in a second. this crash looks like it's active. they are moving things much better. a little slowing, 101 cesar chavez, crews reportedly blocking your left two lanes. second of two for that area. the cash lanes continue to show a much lighter build. so the fast track usually indicates folks, frequent computers are headed through the area, folks who drive intermittently are not there. same thing at the richard san rafael bridge. cash lanes over there, so your more seasoned commute is your daily weekly computers are there, lighter overall volume,

bart reporting ten minute delays, keep that in mind. unexpected police delays in oakland. doesn't sounds like anything serious there. >> still ahead on "today in the bay," the search for answers continue. this as we learn more about the man that police say crashed into a group of people on purpose in sunnyva sunnyvale. what his family is saying. how the victims are doing and what police are saying about his background. >> hackers want to steal your cell phone number, because your cell phone number helps them rob you, nbc bay area responds next. first what we are sharing, "today in the bay" kari hall posting a photo on instagram, her daughter with a mignon at universal studios during spring break. follow her at kari hall weather. you are watching "today in the bay". who doesn't love a deal?

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vanished. his cell service went out. then within minutes his money was gone. >> i freaked out. my first step was i was skard to death. i felt terrorized. >> it's not alone. hackers have infiltrated a system to safeguard your accounts when you forget your password. tonight at 11:00, we investigate the sim swapping\scam. we'll show you how it works and what the wireless car years are doing to protect you. if you feel you've lost money in the sim swap scam let us know 888-996-items or visit bay area.com/responds. please join us again tonight at 11:00. still ahead this morning, a holy helper needing help herself. all new, a first look at the russian river rescue for a north bay nun. first a big day for bay area sports fans, 49ers and raiders,

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"flying into the weekend" just one more day, folks!

taking a live look outside from nbc . right now at 6:30, we're flying into the weekend. taking a like look outside, nbc bay area sky rangers. city by the bay. we have today to get to. good morning, thank you for joining us. >> let's look at what you can expect today. >> another summer-like day across the bay area. at least we're not expecting to break more records in dublin. a lot of people already up and out the door. if you are heading to the bart, a nice skoo cool start, righting up, eventually hitting 85 degrees in livermore. in san francisco, 66 degrees. a look at the weekend coming up. mike, you are taking a peek at san jose. >> i am. 101 northbound, folks are

passing brakes north of 680 past that traffic camera but lanes reported clear. louisville, the south bay shows more traffic over the last half hour. a mild slowdown, around silver. a traffic alert have cleared. laura, back to you. new overnight, former vice president joe biden initially announcing his 2020 campaign bid. he outlined his presidential run. >> the core values of this nation are standing in the world our very democracy, everything that's made america america is at stake. that's why i'm announcing my

candidacy for president of the occupation. >> biden is leading in the polls. he will tour iowa, south carolina and nevada. >> that video came out while you were sleeping. download our nbc bay area app. it's free. we are getting a better idea what made a man driving into a crowd of people. any idea what they are going to share with us? >> reporter: perhaps give us more information about isay a peoples at a news conference at 10:30, isaiah peoples, the 34-year-old sunnyvale man who allegedly used his toyota cola to hit eight people here in

sunnyvale. police say he admitted to intentionally driving that car into people. he does not express remorse. they don't think this was an act of terrorism, rather this may be the ptsd he suffered from his tour of duty in iraq. a 13-year-old sunnyvale girl is currently in critical condition. four other victims were hospitalized in stable condition and two victims were treated released at the scene. this is 15-year-old miguel. he and his cousins were among those hit. he tells us this car plowed through the intersection, witnesses say at 60 miles per hour, knocking people off their bicycles. some were sent flying into the air. he comforted one victim especially bad off and had thoughts about dying. >> he asked me, am i go him to be okay? i told him, of course, are you

going to be okay. don't move because if you move you will make it worse. >> i'm so grateful nobody was injured worse than they were, like leading to death or anything. i'm so grateful about that. i'm sorry that it happened. >> that was isaiah people's mother who we speak with yesterday. witnesses say as he took people into custody he was saying things like thank you, jesus. according to pentagon, peoples served in the u.s. army and deployed june of 2005 to may of 2006. he was discharged as a sergeant. his brother says he was treated for ptsd in 2014. spent time in the hospital for that he is right now in san jose and could be in court. his first court appearance could be as soon as this afternoon,

sunnysail will be rolgd a news conference. reporting live here in sunnyvale, bob riddell, today in thed thbay." >> we are going to hear an apology letter from a denny's in santa clara. lawyers for the alleged victims will hold a news conference at 11:00 a.m. they will discuss easter sunday. a group of korean american senior citizens claim they were refused service and kicked out. >> i feel discrimination. i feel really bad. >> they demanded the didn't my's management attend mediation session. in a statement last year, officials with the restaurant say they would be happy to

discuss the matter. today we expect to find out if that meeting ever happened. now to a live look outside the oracle arena in oakland. tomorrow night the warriors will look to rebound from a big loss against the clippers. the series headed back to l.a. for game six. last night it was a clippers star that made it all happened. montrell scored 47 points, kevin durant ended with 45 points. it wasn't enough for the doves. the final score 129-121. from the court to the field happening today the nfl draft gets under way. >> the 49ers and the raiders are set to gain somehow profile. they have the picks, the 49ers have the second overall pick. the raid verse the fourth overall pick. well, 6:36. tuque about divine intervention. >> all new, a nun dropped everything to save a family in the russian river.

while fully dressed in her habit. investigators say the two boys and their parents were forced to wait two hours to get to safety. eventually a helicopter was needed. investigators warn the river is cold, people need to be extra careful this time of the year. wow! >> yes. >> talk about having someone on your side. >> big time, right? >> right. >> stay out of that river, guys. we're on the roadways. a lot of folks came off as well. they are rotating all around the bay, we are seeing light traffic. the bay bridge toll plaza has the metering lights on, it's san francisco. we continue to have issues. an earlier crash 101 at cesar chavez, the third coming up at civil ver.

one lane blocked. a critical portion getting up into the city. >> that will be an issue. 280 shows the activity. as well, the rest, look at how much green there is. >> that is a great drive. >> looking good. >> looking good as we head into the weekend. >> still nice and warm and we'll have some spots where you can go and cool often as well. we will get a look at your saturday forecast. for the coast, we're up to 63 degrees. the bay comfortable 75 inland and a nice toasty 81 degrees on sunday, there will be more cloud moving in. all of us will have a little cooler weather, highs reaching into the upper 70s. what are you going to do this weekend. the parade starts at noon. it will be nice. sometimes this time of year it

can get really hot. this year it was perfect, starting out in the low 70s, reaching into the upper 70s. you can call off sunday at half moon bay airport. mid-50s, all day long and partly cloudy skies with a breezy wind. if you will be in the tri-valleys, expect it to reach into the mid-80s. much cooler on sunday. we see mix of sun and clouds. if you are going to the sierras, kirkwood is looking good. we have snow on the ground. our temperatures reaching into the low 60s. the snow will be melting soon. looking past the robles, we're going to be very warm with some highs reaching into the mid-80s on friday. then some upper 70s by the end of the weekend. i'm at kari hall weather and facebook and twitter and on instagram. i can get you a personalized

forecast and help you out with plans. we are looking through getting through the forecast. 6:39. your kids may be painstakingly picking their outfits for schools this morning. >> moms and dads, what are you going to wear? one school district has had enough. the dress code for parents sparking a lot of conversation. families dealing with adhd. a lot of kids suffer from the problem. the new move for treatment. >> bart's big vote. the decision about cameras and who gets to see that information. the question, will congress stand up to the president? let's take you out to new york z city, amazon reports after the bell. are you watching "today in the bay". to simone, i leave the van gogh.

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the time is 6:43. time to get up and get out the door. it's nice and cool now. los gatos starts out with upper 50, low 60s. it's going to heat up again today. back in the low 80s. we get a look at our weekend forecast. a slight chance of rain in less than five minutes. >> san mateo bridge looking nice on the right side, westbound, the commute does have company, no major issues. we're tracking that slow down into san francisco. we have an update.

>> thank you so much. 6:43 right now. in the future, cameras can be tracking your every move when you park. this morning, bart will vote on a plan to install license mate meters, they will store it for 30 days unless it's a part of an ongoing criminal investigation. and it will place limits on where that data goes, including not sharing it with i.c.e. or any agency conducting immigration enforcement or removal. here's what riders told us this morning. >> then you start to cross the lean between a part of the parking pass program or what else they are using it for. i would be concerned about that. >> yes, it seems like a good idea so people aren't marking parking and transporting to the city. only the people riding bart are parking there, it seems like a reasonable idea. >> the cost and start dates are not set yet. today's meeting is in oakland at 9:00 a.m. if you are commuting, you can

get to work on a free ride. vta is off free rides for get on board day, the agency wants to encourage more people to take public transportation. and new details for you, flames threatened dozens of businesses in contra costa county, firefighters say those flames probably started in a dumpster, it took them about an hour to put it out. thankfully, no one was hurt, no word on a cause just yet. a year after a skier lost a baby girl, they are on a new mission. bode and morgan miller are opening up about the importance of water safety training for kids. >> the research that you start to do and the things that you find that are available where i saw six month old babies and one-year-olds and 16-month-olds, 19-month-olds swimming, that

could have been emmy. >> that should have been emmy. >> the couple just welcomed a new baby boy. the exclusive interview coming up at 7:30 on the "today" show. the fda approved a break through medical device to treat adhd in children. >> here's the details. it's for kids 7 to 12-years-old the device is about the size of a cell phone. it delivers a low level electrical pull through a patch on a child's forehead. the studies show the divice increases attention, emotion and behavior. an estimated 6 million kids have been diagnosed with adhd in the u.s. well, 6:46 right now, president trump has the biggest challenger yet for the 2020 election. >> here we go, joe biden making it official. >> joe biden running for president again, his polls show, he's one of the candidates most likely to be able to stop president trump from winning a

second term. biden made his announcement this morning. >> i believe history will look back on four years of this president and all he embraces as an aber ent moment in time. >> biden is a popular candidate. several polls show, he's k.'s favorite candidate -- he's california's favorite candidate. there are people in california running. we will add biden to our list of candidates. chances are, if he runs, he will pick his running mate. that's key. biden is 76, trump is the oldest president at the time of election we've ever had and he's 72. biden acknowledges he needs a younger vice president who can step in, if needed. trump tweeted about bind this morning, it adds nothing to the conversation. we are still waiting to see what congress will do about the white house' resistance about power. president trump instructed people not to respect the

subpoenas, so far the white house refused to give over his taxes. >> now we are finished with it. and i thought after two years, we'd be finished with it. no, now the house goes and starts subpoenaing, they want to know every deal i've ever done. >> by deliberating thumbing his nose at constitutional checks and balances, the president might be inviting subpoena on this issue. it's possible it's a strategy. they get bank records from deutsche bank. those came up during the cohen hearings as alexandria ocasio-cortez pressed home the point of the president's finances, cohen by the way running into new trouble. he called his friend and actor tom arnold, told him a secret. he wasn't guilt of some of the things he pled guilty of. he said he had few friends left in the world he could trust. arnold taped that call and turned it over to the wall

street journal. it could hurt his chance of getting out of jail early. you can watch at scott mcgree. joining us this morning, parents and students in one houston high school now have their own dress code. >> it comes after this woman jocelyn lewis says she was turned away trying to register her daughter, she's wearing the same outfit she says she wore to the school. she says her attire was not allowed because of the head scarf and dress code. they outlined a dress code for adults, stating, we must have high standards. >> yeah, i agree. yeah. i agree. >> i think it was because of the bright lipstick. >> on her shirt? >> bright from yeah. >> okay. >> we thought the shirt was coming up, i thought it was going to be dropoff. i think a lot of parents topoff. >> she was getting out of the

car. >> i don't even like to go out in yoga pants. >> but the kids are so embarrassed, put something on. >> maybe i can do that. but that's what you choose to do hey. >> we got to go to kari's closet. >> right. i know a lot of parents are getting ready for that dropoff line or getting kids ready for school. we are starting out with nice cool weather. let's take a look at this cool sunrise, looking at mount diablo, as the sun comes up. this is our sky ranger flying the across the east bay. it is so nice to start out your thursday, we can breathe, calm, relax. we know there will be hot weather headed our way. in concord, upper 50s this morning. we'll be in the upper 60s at 10 ooch 10: 10:00. those temperatures warm up so fast. you need the turn on the air-conditioning and get ready for a hod afternoon. we will see the highs inland reaching into the upper 80s, which is above normal.

we are coming down in the low 90s, mid-80s in napa. mid-70s in oakland and san francisco, looking at a high of 66 degrees, this is a live look outside at san jose. as you get dressed. you do need layers. maybe these shorts are too short for the dropoff line. a tee-shirt and a jacket to start out the day. we will have high pressure still giving us some all clear weather across the bay area. but that high that's produced some high heat will start to move off to the east and will allow for more clouds and possibly a slight chance of rain by the end of the weekend so by saturday, we can start to see a mix of sun and clouds, sunday turning partly to mostly cluedy. then it looks like we will have that slight chance of rain, it's not looking very likely. we will, though, have a good cool down in the forecast as we get much more of an ocean breeze that shifted the winds, brings our high temperatures into the

low 70s, mostly sunny skies, san francisco mostly continuing on in the 60s. mike, you are discussing the lighting at the bay bridge. >> that's right, avengeers coming out tonight. look at this as a "captain marvel" kind of a theme. yah, ironmen. we held off the traffic, very light this is great. the fast track lanes are back. take the cash. get a break at the bay bridge. a smooth drive, upper east shore freeway, showing a little more traffic flow, over in san francisco, that's where we've had the only problem this morning. a series of three crashes kept these tied up. still slow. recovery, see how this red to yellow headed up to the 280 interchange, a standard build up to san francisco, where that slow drive towards the interchange. the rest of the bay shows a smooth drive and now building in san mateo, a typical pattern.

in the south bay, we have a gradual push. san jose has had an issue. north 101 23r ofrom our camera, the crash still in the center divide. that's enough distraction at this time of build. so we can see a little extra slowing right there. everything else, though, lighter than normal. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. 6:53. happening now, the fbi is serving search warrants at the home of baltimore's mayor and city hall. kathryn puig, a democrat, has taken an absence, investigators say while puig was a board member of the medical system, the system spent half a million to buy thousands of her book. the mayor did not report thinco. a new revelation of who is listening to you at home and what else they can find out about you. >> that information amazon workers reportedly can access at

the company's response. plus, widening crisis, the most measles cases in 25 years across the company. the update we will get to today about the problem if california. we will be right back with more news after the break. 6:53 right now. you are watching "today in the bay".

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top stories we are covering on "today in the bay." >> this morning, they could take the hands out of doctors and put public officials in charge, because of the latest outbreak of measles. in sacramento, if passed, the bill would give state health officials to decide which children can skip shots before attending school. they say the measure removes parental rights. 6:57. we are expected to get an update after a man drive through a crowd in sunnyvale. they don't believe it was an act of terrorism. they say it might be connected to ptsd. the driver, isaiah peoples served in iraq. eight people were involved in that crash. a 13-year-old remains in critical condition this morning. police are searching for a man that robbed a 7-eleven store. >> that robbery happened early yesterday morning on colorado avenue.

officers say they're looking into whether that suspect is linked to other robberies in nearby cities. and new details now about an amazon audit team we told you about earlier this month. >> they listened to what you tell your smart home device, apparently it goes beyond listening to your questions. this morning, bloomberg reports the team has access to location data. in some cases, it can easily find your home address, amazon responded earlier this month. acknowledged the program and stipulated employees do not have direct access information that can identify the person or account as a part of this work flow. happening today, dozens of bay area women will be represented in the silicon valley tech and business sectors. >> tonight i am lucky enough to emcee the ywca tribute awards, 50 will be will be honored for excelling in their field.

i will help fund nbc bay area and project 48 innovation grants. they aim to put women and under respected minorities on the path to stem careers. always a great clup group of pe. >> we are talking about that weather, it will be pretty nice? >> it will be nice, the middle of the day is what it is. >> we have to get through that first. it will reach into the mid-80s today for the inland areas. we are still going to see some warm weather leading into the weekend. next week looks high. you can give your air-conditioning a rest. we are having to say that too early. >> it's too early for summer. >> over 2 inches of snow. >> i guess we are seeing recovery for 101. >> earlier, three traffic crashes alert, all clear, over on the right 280 still slow because of the crash on 280.

nothing major. though. ? sound good. thanks so much for joining us. what's happening "today in the bay". we have a live update. >> don't forget to start your morning right here with us. ♪ good morning. breaking news. tornadoes cut a path of destruction through the south overnight destroying homes and knocking out power. at least three people killed in rising floodwaters with a new threat of severe weather today. he's running. >> i'm announcing my candidacy for president of the united states. >> former vice president joe biden enters the 2020 campaign just this morning and takes direct aim at the president. >> if we give donald trump eight years in the white house, he will forever and fundamentally alter the character of this nation. >> what's his strategy for victory in an enormous