>> welcome to monday, april 29th. hope you're coming off a great weekend. a nice live look outside city by the bay, san francisco. hoping for a nice workweek ahead. good morning to you. and thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. let's look at the weather this morning. how is it looking this week? >> it looks great this week. cooler temperatures. not sizzling. we start out with mostly clear skies. willow glen will stay in the low 50s after sun rise. we start to see the temperatures climbing, heading into the low 70s today. we'll talk about what's going to happen around the bay area.

you spotted a crash in richmond. >> east shore freeway, westbound 80 coming toward cutting boulevard. not a major incident but it is there. a little slowing around the richmond-san rafael toll plaza. into the south bay, along the peninsula, things are clear. altamonte, a disabled vehicle, 580 approaching 205. wind advisory for the same pass. that is a note for both directions traveling into and out of tracy. thanks, mike. a 4.3 earthquake striking north of ukiah early this morning. it hit just after midnight and was centered outside of willits. we are checking with authorities, watching social media on this one. so far no reports of any major damage. and right now security remains high at local synagogues across the bay area.

>> this morning we are hearing from the victims inside a san diego synagogue targeted by a gunman saturday. nbc's jennifer johnson has more and what they are revealing about the terrifying moments. >> reporter: flowers laid outside the chabad poway synagogue. 19-year-old john ernest allegedly opened fire as worshippers celebrated the last day of passover. a 60-year-old woman was killed. >> i turned around and saw the children playing in the baker hall. i ran to gather them together. my granddaughter, 4 and a half years old, sees her grandpa with a bleeding hand and she sees me screaming and shouting, get out, get out. >> reporter: ernest published a hate-filled online letter. >> we have a big hole in our heart. i think we're very, very fortunate. >> reporter: the death toll

could have been higher. the gun may have jammed. an off-duty border patrol agent was in the. some law make his say condemnations aren't enough. >> there's just too much acrimony in our electoral process, in our interactions with each other. >> reporter: ran buy goldstein said lori kaye was a founding member. 4:33. stories of bravery from inside the san diego synagogue during the attack are coming to light this morning. one of the victims almon perez scrambled to save several children even after he was shot in the leg. one was his 8-year-old niece who

was also hit by shrapnel in her face and leg. >> i was scared. like at the movies you have to hide so you won't get shot and stuff. it was too scary to not cry. >> the young girl's family moved to the u.s. from israel. they say they no longer feel safe in america either. the leader of a south bay church group is seeking out about the man at the center of a suspected hate crime. peoples plowed into people walking through a sunnyvale crosswalk wednesday. investigators believe peoples did it pause he believed that that group of people were muslim. in a statement the church pastor says he is deeply shocked and saddened. in part it reads, isaiah peoples first came to our church roughly

one year ago. in that time that we've known him, he's always been very quiet and gentle. our hearts are broken for all of those affected by this unspeakable tragedy. meanwhile, a go fund me for the youngest victims. here's a photo from the web page here. on the lower right side you can see the 13-year-old girl. she suffers the worst injuries from that attack. doctors say she is still in a coma. her father and brother were also injured but her brother is back at school. jussie smollett's legal drama taking another turn. a retired appellate court judge is pushing for special prosecutor to investigate how smollett's case was handled. you'll recall smollett was accused of arranging a hate crime as posing as the victim. charges against him were dropped.

the judge is suggesting that the prosecutor who defended him to appear in court. >> boeing ceo will face shareholders for the first time since two deadly crashes. a live report from wall street on what's expected. walmart fires the latest shot in the delivery wars. the brand new shipping perk you can get. a live look out, dark, but a few cars on the road. this is palo alto getting started with its monday. 4:36. more on the traffic as well as your weather, coming up.

good morning. i'm rahel solomon at cnbc headquarters. wall street is set to open higher this morning. the markets are coming off a positive session on friday. the nasdaq closing at a new all-time high. on the watch list for investors, a report on personal income and spending. it's also the busiest week of earnings season. today we will hear from spotify and alphabet, the parent company of google. boeing ceo will face shareholders today after the two crashes that led to the grounding of the 737 max worldwide. it triggered a number of investigations and lawsuits and a drop in the stock. it is holding its annual meeting in chicago this morning. boeing is under pressure to deliver a software fix and new pilot training for the

anti-stall system to convince regulators and the public that the aircraft is safe to fly again. and walmart firing the latest shot in the delivery wars. are he tail giant tweeting this weekend one-day free shipping without a membership fee. now, that would be ground breaking. stay tuned. that's after amazon disclosed it plans to invest $800 million on infrastructure to rule out one-day free shipping or prime members this year. marcus and laura, back to you. >> that sounds nice. rahel, thank you. coming up on "today in the bay", kari is tracking our forecast. >> cool temperatures. a little more 50s as you head out the door. a live look outside at walnut creek. temperatures from the low 50s to the mid-60s by 11:00. a look at all our microclimates coming up next. and right here you have an easy drive. 101 through san jose. easy flow pretty much all over the bay.

we'll track two issues and show you what's going on. >> an old "brady bunch" is being used to promote the idea that vaccines are bad. the way one star is responding this morning.

and good morning to you on this monday. taking a live look at sfo. great start to the monday morning. 4:43 for you right now. and you know what, starting off

the morning with nice weather, too. >> yeah. we had a nice weekend. it was mostly sunny for at least yesterday. we did see some clouds on saturday. we start out with our skies clearing out once again. here's a look at some of the temperatures you will feel as you head out the door. the warmest in oakland at 66 degrees. most of us in the 50s. we are looking at high temperatures today reaching 70 in san jose. 69 in milpitas. gilroy today 73 degrees. and we're coming down from the hot temperatures that we've had and really started to pick up in terms of our winds going into the weekend. that was the front passing. it brought in cooler air. right now we're going to have our high temperatures heading into the low 60s for parts of the peninsula. mid-70s for the inland area. redwood city reaching 68 degrees. san francisco up to 64 in the mission district and

embarcadero. 57 in the marina district. 71 in novato. as you get ready to step out the door, moderate tree pollen and high grass pollen. weeds and mold are low at this time. we have a storm system that's just to our south. yeah, this missed us. the high pressure starts to nudge in. but we can see how much lightning and rain that's producing for southern california as the disturbance stays south of the bay area. as we go through the day, a mix of sun and clouds. by tomorrow we will see another storm system affecting the sierra that will bring in rain, potentially more thunderstorms and even very high elevation snow as the system moves through. yes, we are about to approach may. we are still talking about snow in the sierra. we will stay dry throughout the week. temperatures in the low to mid-70s. a nice week ahead.

it will be cooling off with a slight rain chance. you are tracking more changes in richmond. >> we have had a number of different adjustment to the report. speed sensors met improvement. we will show you overall. it was over here. westbound 580 from the shore freeway. the road crew around the toll plaza. and a road side fire eastbound getting away from the bridge. they were all cleared from the chp blotter. still activity right around cutting. sounds like the lanes have cleared. we'll track that. again, you see that on the road out of richmond, el cerrito. 580 commute is very light with just a couple of cars and no flashing lights. things should be fine still towards the north bay, which is moving very smoothly. parking lot, no delays reported for that. in fact, no delays reported for any of the systems. muni is on time.

we had problems on friday. it's been okay all weekend. the san mateo bridge moving smoothly with these tail lights. the crews are starting to move through palo alto. i will track it and show you if there's anything going on. >> thanks so much, mike. 4:47. vallejo police department under fire this morning. the city making an unusual new push to improve community realize relations. it includes a deadly police shooting that killed a local rap artist. the city manager is formally inviting the doj to help turn perceptions around. the time to ask for help is now. so far the police department has not issued a response. >> 4:47. this morning investigators are trying to get to the bottom of a gruesome discovery along the coast. deputies found a man's body floating in the water on half moon bay.

this happened sunday near the ritz-carlton hotel. sheriff's deputies are withholding his name until family is notified. we reported of a popular high school senior drowning while boogeyboarding and a man's car who went off the cliff. >> investigators in contra costa county are looking for a man seen lurking around houses in the middle of the night. this is new surveillance taken near a home thursday along walnut boulevard in walnut creek. police say the suspected prowler tried to open a sliding door on a patio but left after he realized it was locked. if you have any information on who he is, shoe call police. protein powder packs a lot of nutrients and added energy. but not this can right here. this was packed with heat, as in an unregistered gun.

it was wrapped inside the protein powder. deputies found that gun saturday during a probation seven. the man with the can is banned from owning the gun. this is a probation violation. 49 -- 4:49. maureen mccormick played marcia on the show. in the episode from the 1960s, the tpeu tpeubg advertising al siblings get the measles. >> there's a new potential snag in the plan to ban all vaping products in san francisco. the examiner reports that the small business commission voted to oppose the ban. the commission chair suggests

that the measure is the latest sign of a so-called nanny state. and a ban of e-cigarette sayles would hurt small businesses the worst. they care more about the health of young people than profit margins. they are supposed to vote sometime in the next few weeks. city leaders may be considering a big revamp for muni leadership. muni has been taking big hits publicly, including a massive outing that left many commuters stranded. supervisors apparently looking at a lot of possibilities up to and including ousting mta leaders. the changes may be structural to allow for approved oversight. so far it is only in the talking stages. there is no timetable for concrete action. >> a city supervisor and community members plan to fight for more housing for seniors in san francisco today. some are calling what's expected to hit the city's housing market

a silver tsunami. according to supporters, senior citizens make up nearly 25% of the people in the city under the poverty line. meanwhile, only 12% of affordable housing in san francisco is geared toward seniors. the community meeting on the topic is scheduled for this afternoon. >> 4:51 right now. coming up next on "today in the bay", nbc pay area responds. 1,500 bucks for new wood floor panels. and a few months later it looks like that right there. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds, next. and happening now, new video shows north korean leader kim jong-un returning from his trip to russia. the footage aired by state television shows crowds cheering as kim's train arrived at the station. he took part in his first summit with russian president vladimir putin. and is looking for more support after deals fell through with the u.s. lots more news ahead. w wood flo.

welcome back, everyone. 4:54 right now. a woman is not happy with her new wood flooring. >> good morning. julia brown paid about 1,500 bucks for hard wood flooring from lumber liquidators. a few months later she said it looked like this right here. she said some of the panels were chipping and discolored around the edges. julia made a warranty claim. lumber liquidators told her the problem was moisture intrusion and wasn't covered by the warranty. it offered her $180 out of her roughly 1,500 bucks to replace the worst boards, and that was

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recently remodeled. >> wow, it's lovely. kari is tracking the monday morning happy forecast for us. >> it looks really great this week. as you step out the door in cupertino, grab a light jacket. it will start out in the upper 50s and reach into the upper 60s by afternoon. really comfortable weather this week. we'll look at that seven-day forecast next. and a live look at the bay bridge shows us the bay bridge. folks getting ready for their workweek. we should see more traffic flow around the bay. so far no problems here. we will check out farther east. >> plus, all new overnight, uber offices in daly city vandalized. a live report on the investigation and search for suspects, next.

right now at 5:00 a.m., a bay area uber office vandalized overnight. a live report on the investigation happening right now. plus. >> it was like too scary to not cry. >> survivors of the synagogue shooting in southern california reliving the horror as stories of heroism are emerging. >> on capitol hill, a brand-new controversy over the mueller report. the attorney general's threat to be a no-show for testimony this week and how he could still be forced to make an appearance. >> a very good monday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. mike will have a look at the

commute coming up in just a bit. but first we want to talk about the monday morning forecast for you, starting out nice and cool. >> yeah. nice and cool this morning. all clear skies across the bay area. take a look at this view from our san bruno mountain tower camera looking at san francisco. as you get ready to head out the door across the bay at the fruitvale bart station. mid-50s. temperatures warming up as we go into the afternoon. not as hot as it has been. mike you have something old and something new. >> that's right. nothing borrowed and maybe blue cars. i don't know. this is the old crash. westbound 80. it's off to the shoulder. so no longer an issue. bay bridge toll plaza, light backup. new crash northbound 238, somewhere between 580 and 880. i say somewhere on this interstate because it is such a short stretch. more detail perhaps or no slowing. i'll track that. it's on the blotter. everything else moving nicely on the roadways.

so we send it right back to you. >> new for you this morning, vandals targeting an uber office on the peninsula overnight. "today in the bay" pete suratos joins us in daly city to show us some of the damage. what can you tell us, pete? >> reporter: good morning, laura. the information is a lot a minimum this morning. i reached out to daly city police to get some information from them at some point this morning. you can see the scene from overnight. daly city fire and police are on the scene. as i mentioned, the information is really at a minimum, guys. we did have a camera crew that spoke to an individual that claims they saw the whole incident unfold overnight at this uber office in daly city. here's what he had to say. >> an individual put something down and ran away. a few seconds later, flames went up in the air. i called 911. by the time they got it, it got on