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 basically.

>> reporter: no word if anyone is in custody. if we get any updates we will bring it to you in the newsroom. live in daly city, pete suratos for "today in the bay". thank you, pete. now to the latest on the controversy over the mueller report. the attorney general is threatening to not show up for his testimony this week and could face a subpoena. to find out why, we turned to "today in the bay" tracie potts live on capitol hill. tracie, what's going on here? >> reporter: well, it's more tension between the administration and democrats in congress. in this case the justice department thinks the rules of this testimony are changing. >> i'm committed to -- >> reporter: attorney general william barr is set to testify before the senate judiciary committee wednesday. that's still on. but his appearance before the house judiciary committee thursday may not happen. democrats want to go behind closed doors to ask questions about what was blacked out of

the mueller report on russian election interference. they want to lengthen questioning to 30 minutes per lawmaker and allow lawyers to grill mr. par. a justice spokesperson said only lawmakers should. republicans call the democrats' demands illogical and abusive. >> we want to find out why, one, his summary or cliffnotes version was so different from the facts and, two, why won't he just release the unredacted report. >> reporter: if barr doesn't show up, they will issue a subpoena and use whatever means necessary to enforce it. democrats also want to hear from special counsel robert mueller. republicans are fed up. >> i'm not going to relitigate it. i don't know how clear i can be, margaret. it's over for me. >> reporter: mueller left it to congress to determine if president trump obstructed justice. the attorney general decided to drop it but now may not return

to capitol hill to explain why. just remember, democrats said they would not take a look at this latest version of the mueller report that had less information taken out. but they still want to see and are still pressing to see the whole thing. >> all right. tracie potts in washington. thank you, tracie. in the east bay, an alleged sexual assault at cal. the attack happening on channing way. that victim is a cal student. investigators are not saying exactly where the attack happened. we will bring you more information when we get it. >> an outpouring of emotion in southern california following saturday's deadly shooting at a synagogue. ♪ people gathered last night in poway for a vigil honor the people shot during saturday's passover celebration. one woman died, three others injured. authorities looking into witness

reports that the shooter's gun jammed preventing a far worse tragedy. one survivor believes he may have played a role in halting the rampage. >> i have a very loud voice when i need to be loud. and i yelled at him. and he looked at me. i must have scared him because he dropped his weapon. and he turned and he ran away. >> officers later arrested 19-year-old suspect john t. ernest. three other people including the congregation's ran buy. all are expected to recover. >> happening tonight, a free concert in san francisco to commemorate paris notre dame cathedral, the national landmark is being rebuilt after the devastating fire. grace cathedral will kick off the free event at 6:00 tonight. the building was designed in the same style as notre dame. the symphony as well as opera will perform. that show will feature a special guest, the notre dame organist.

take a look at this new video. beautiful shot. whale watchers saw this big show during their excursion last week. the whale looks like he is waving there. a beautiful sight to see. >> that is really cool. okay. struggling to wake up early this monday morning? do you need a pick-me-up to kickoff your workweek? we want to thank our "today in the bay" viewers. so we teamed up with peets coffee for a free cup of joe. swing by between 6:30 and 7:30. kris sanchez will bring us more on this later in the newscast. and if you're not in the south bay, don't worry. we are working with peets to say thank you today and throughout the month of may. a nice way to get started on a monday morning. >> absolutely. especially with our temperatures nice and cool. i want to show you what's going on just to our south.

there is a storm system moving by. all of these icons popping up on is live lightning. we have thunderstorms happening just south of the bay area and around l.a. just north of the l.a. area. we are going to see the storm system staying just to our south. we will continue on with nice weather as we are going to see mostly sunny skies throughout the morning, into the afternoon. at noon, 70 degrees in brentwood. so take that lunch outside. we'll talk about what's going on for the next seven days in our forecast. mike getting you out the door with everything looking pretty good. >> pretty good. overall, all the green sensors. good stuff. earlier crash cleared to the shoulder. no delays and no problems. westbound 84, a minor crash. a little slowing. i will track that with more detail coming up. the disabled vehicle north 238, indeed it looks like it might be

a distraction if not blocking the slow lane. passing by 14th, heading into the merge with 880. we will track that. light through the area. so if there is a need for a tow truck to arrive, they will do that. we will track the details. that's a critical point of the east bay commute. earlier crash cleared from the upper east shore. back to you. thanks for the latest mike. coming up on "today in the bay", marvel mayhem. >> our world has changed. >> yeah. the box office records for "avengers endgame". >> plus ahead at 5:25, dash camera video when the crane collapses in seattle. you know when you're at ross

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very happy monday. nasdaq opens this morning at an all-time record. alphabet, parent company of google and youtube, reports profits today. new accusations against youtube this morning. an analyst who used to work for youtube said users interested in learning about the mueller report, are being pointed towards video to the kremlin-funded tv. favorable to president trump. and transparency said they recognized it as a authoritative source. youtube said the analysts are not correct and said it could not duplicate the group's results. president trump's candidate for fed governor has apologized for things he has written about women in the past. stephen moore spoke on sunday

morning program this week. >> these articles you're talking about were 17, 18 years ago. frankly, i didn't even writing some of these they were so long ago. now, you asked me the question of whether i'm apologetic about some of those columns. they were humor columns, but some of them weren't fun y. i'm apologetic and embarrassed by some of the things i wrote. elon musk and the sec has reached a deal over his tweeting. you may remember he got into trouble for a false tweet about taking the company private. then got in trouble again after agreeing not to tweet financial information. well, the two sides have come up with a list of things musk should not do without checking with a lawyer first. including don't reveal production or delivery schedules ahead of time. potential mergers and takeover, new product lines that haven't been announced and anything else nonpublic. every investors has the right to get information about a company at the same time. it ought to come from the

company not in a 1:00 a.m. tweet to give someone an advantage. this list is pretty obvious. it's a list that every ceo would have in his or her head. you don't generally need to write it down. but in this case they did. >> all right. gooden to know. thanks. >> all right. we're talking about money, talking about profits. we told you millennials are not shy about talking about money while dating. they are twice as likely to ask about it on the first date. this is compared to other generations. experts say while it seems to have moved, the money talk might be an insightful twist into another person's life. >> you want to know that before you begin the relationship. if someone has financial issues it could suggest they have other problems as well. >> yeah. but a lot of 20-year-olds have financial issues. so experts say many millennials watched their parents struggle a decade ago and they are now more cautious when dating. all right 5:13 right now. we promise you no spoiler

alerts. but one of hollywood's most anticipated films of the year is setting a i new "avengers endgag records over the weekend. >> we are avengers. we have to finish this. >> the latest marvel super hero film is at an all-time level of its own. it took in $1.2 billion globally. that includes a record $350 million from the u.s. box office. the first avengers movie infinity war had the previous record with $257 million. >> i saw it. >> some of that little money is mine. >> that is $90 million ov what they anticipated. >> oh, that's crazy. >> i wonder how much popcorn sales made. that always surprises me. >> it was good?

>> it was hella long, but it was good. >> i am mostly stressed about when i should go to the bathroom. >> i heard there are breaks. good to know. i went outside. the weather was gorgeous. >> it was beautiful over the weekend. we are going to see more of that weather going into the next several days. if you didn't get out over the weekend, you will still have today. a live look at dublin. a lot of people out the door on 580. as we take a look at our temperature trend in san jose, if you're heading to diridon station, going to be in the low 50s. you will need a jacket to start out. later on today it will just be short-sleeve weather as our temperatures heat up. let's get a look at our highs today. 73 in gilroy. cupertino, 71 degrees. 64 in oakland. vallejo, reaching 68 degrees. and 72 in livermore. and some upper 50s for half moon bay. palo alto reaches 70 degrees.

up to 65 in san mateo. 58 in engel side. temperatures coming back down as we get a stronger ocean breeze. that will make it feel a little bit more like spring after we had a little bit of summer. a storm system passing just to the south of us. that is where it will stay. you can see how much rain it's bringing and also lightning. as we go into the next several days, this will bring in a chance of rain for the see air ra. we will see another system moving in that will bring in some sierra snow and rain. really crazy to see that on the map as we go into tomorrow, as well as wednesday. if you're planning to go to the sierra, heads-up. you will need to watch out for weather conditions there. here it is just going to stay beautiful. our highs for the inland valleys reaching the low 70s. and then mid-70s for the end of the week. and then going into the weekend, it cools off. we will see a slight chance of rain on sunday. and in san francisco, also

warming up mid week. just a few more depress. up to 70 on wednesday. i'll be watching the sunshine in the forecast. mike, you're getting busier than last week. >> definitely. we can tell, kari, not necessarily because of the number of cars i see, although it is bumping up right now. but the number of incidents reported. fewer cars on the road, fewer people to report issues. we have a number of smaller issues around the bay. and the crash west 80, cutting boulevard, it's over on the shoulder. out of lanes. a little distraction, a little slowing westbound through el cerrito. northbound 238, we see the slowdown as we have the disabled vehicle that's jamming up. it sounds like the slow lane is blocked as you travel off the castro y. critical point in the east bay. south 8830 and davis. another fender-bender reported there. no detail from chp. they're trying to get out. chp definitely busy. west 84, another incident.

clearing in through livermore off 580. we are watching for that. it looks like bay front expressway. we will track that through palo alto. easy drive for 101 after an earlier issue over there. live look northbound 101. the earlier crash looks like it is moving to the shoulder. again, there is something else going on in that area. perhaps bay front express. more cars, more reports, more data to sort through. one more thing i forgot to tell you. haven't had any follow-up reports since then. back to you. thanks, mike. >> 5:18 right now. coming up next on "today in the bay", the deadly crane crash in downtown seattle. the investigation under way into what went wrong. plus, a heroic caress cue. six men trapped for days inside ava va cave. we are all up logging on to social media this morning.

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5:21. we're learning more this morning about the deadly crane collapse over the weekend in seattle. a college student is among those dead. two iron workers and another person also died when the crane crashed into a busy street. a driver's dashcam caught the collapse. you can see the crane on the upper right-hand side of the screen start to fall. look at it right there. it was being used to help build a new google campus in downtown seattle. meanwhile, cleanup is under way this morning. investigators say it could be months before they determine exactly what went wrong.

all six men rescued from a virginia cave will be okay. they are recovering from hypothermia and exhaustion. a lengthy effort to retrieve them. they all became trapped after they entered on friday with the intention of exploring it over the weekend. heavy rains had them trapped without enough food or water. >> new hurdles on migration. hundreds of refugees in mexico. up to 2,000 migrants. some as far from africa and bangladesh are stuck in mexico near the tkpwaud mal lan border. >> the former attorney of adult star stormy daniels will be arraigned on multiple charges. he's accused of cheating on his taxes and lying to

investigators. avenatti represented daniels after she went public about her alleged affair with the president. meanwhile, federal prosecutors in new york accuse avenatti of trying to ex extort money from nike. the ncaa women's basketball champion baylor bears ditching the traditional green for white as in white house. president trump welcomes the team after its recent victory over notre dame to win the title. this is the third time they have visited the white house since 2005. we have two teams on championship quests right now. a live look at oracle and the shark tank. >> warriors and rockets back tomorrow for game two of the series at oracle. yesterday the warriors found a way not to lose the game one to houston. neither team was really in top form. but k.d. did drop 35 points to lead the dubs 104-100 victory.

if you really wanted to, you could catch two playoff games in the bay area yesterday. last night at sap center, the sharks took on colorado in game two of their series. the avalanche evened things up winning a close this one 4-3. have your remote handy tomorrow because the sharks' game gets started in colorado right about the same time as the start of the warriors game there. >> you'll be flipping back and forth. >> come on, come on. all right. 5:24. you don't have to switch. overnight we have more to tell you about an earthquake rattling northern california. a new plan aiming to make downtown san jose more vibrant. a live report on the changes you could see starting coming up with shopping and dining in the downtown area. a controversial case. new fallout for a top chicago prosecutor in the jussie smollett case. and a live look here at the bay bridge toll plaza there.

cars already on the road. mike will help you navigate throughout the morning. more with your commute. kari will have a look at the weather in just a bit. you're watching "today in the bay".

and a good monday morning. 5:27. are you struggling to get things going on this monday morning? hey, look, we may have a pick-me-up for you. let's just say we have something brewing. one south bay coffee shop will be handing out free cups of coffee. our way of saying thank you to our loyal "today in the bay" viewers. good morning to you.

thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. first we want to get the forecast from kari. >> do you have to be struggling to drink coffee? i just like to drink coffee in the morning. >> that's what you say. >> a live look at san jose. starting out with nice, cool temperatures, clear skies. and we're going to have a beautiful afternoon. heading to the low 70s. a nice little cooldown compared to what we have seen recently. feeling like spring with a high in morgan hill reaching 70 degrees. 74 in danville and vallejo reaching 68 degrees. upper 50s for half moon bay. san mateo reaching 65 degrees. you'll still need the jacket today in san francisco as we will see in the mission district and the embarcadero, reaching 64 there. and upper 50s for parts of the coastal areas. but as you work your way inland, could be in the mid-70s in

ukiah. we will talk about that in just a few minutes. right now you are watching three spots on the road. >> three spots. a lot of activity northbound 101. we talked about the crash at marsh. everything was fine. now there has been barrel damage. so they have to repair some and close a couple of lanes for the time being at the marsh off-ramp, north 101 out of palo alto, menlo park for north 101. you see the blip here on our map. speed sensors going red. the second spot to watch, northbound 238, disabled vehicle blocks the slow lane from the chp report. speed sensors are starting to improve. i hope they moved it off to the shoulder. we will await confirmation from chp. the bay bridge toll plaza with the metering lights on. they just filled in. a big build over the short time. back to you. thanks, mike. new overnight, a 4.3 earthquake striking north ukiah this early morning. it hit just after midnight and was centered outside of willits

roughly 50 miles east of mendocino. we are checking with authorities and watching social media on this one. so far no reports of any damage. >> no question san jose is growing at a furious pace. now leaders want to hear how to improve downtown. >> "today in the bay" bob redell is live in san pedro square. bob, what is the city trying to do here? >> reporter: well, marcus and laura, the city of san jose wants to make the downtown area more vibrant, by creating more space to you to dine and shop. the city wants to change the ordnance that says what kind of businesses should go on the first floor of a building. take this building that you are looking at, putting offices on the second floor and above and putting restaurants and boutiquing on the ground floor where they could give more people more reason to walk around downtown. >> and what we are doing right now is we are expanding the uses

being used on the ground floor so businesses can come downtown and establish their roots here. >> reporter: these are the corners of the cities focusing on this map that we put up on your tv screen. you are looking at the san pedro, santa clara, san fernando, that area of the downtown. tonight's meeting, as you guys were talking about, is just the first of these types of meetings. it's at 6:30 at martin luther king library. a chance for you to put in your win p input on the change. it has nothing to do with the google development downtown. thank you very much, bob. only on nbc pay area, the leader of a south bay church group is speaking out about the man at the center of a suspected hate crime that injured eight people. police say 34-year-old isaiah peoples was headed to his bible

study group when he plowed into peoples walking through a sunnyvale parking lot on tuesday. he attends renewal church which operates at a senior center about a mile away. the church pastor said he is deeply shocked and saddened. in the time that we have known him he's always been very quiet and gentle. our hearts are broken for all those affected by this unspeakable tragedy. >> friend helping to launch a new go fund me to cover medical costs for the youngest victim. this is a photo on the lower right side, a 13-year-old girl. she suffered the worst injuries in the attack. doctors sadly say she is still in a coma. her father and brother were also injured, but her brother is now back at school. a follow-up this morning on the controversy surrounding

santa rosa native jussie smollett. the actor's legal drama is taking yet another turn. according to the chicago sun times, a judge is pushing for a special prosecutor to look into how the case was handled. smollett was accused of a raping a hate crime while posing as the victim. his charges were dropped. a new examiner report suggests city leaders may be considering a big revamp for muni leadership. muni has been taking big publicity hits. supervisors apparently are looking at a lot of possibilities up to and including ousting mta leaders. the changes may also be structural to allow for improved oversig oversight. so far the ideas are only in the talking stages. and there's no timetable for concrete action. in the city, a supervisor and community member plan to fight for more housing for seniors in san francisco today.

some are calling what is expected to hit the city's housing market a silver tsunami. according to supporters, senior citizens make up 25% of people in the city under the property line. meanwhile, only 12% of affordable housing in san francisco is geared toward seniors. a committee meeting on the topic is scheduled for this afternoon. 5:34 for you right now. this morning you want to say thank you to you as well as many of our "today in the bay" viewers. >> we want to caffeine ate you to kick off your workweek. kris sanchez is live this morning. who could use a free cup of joe in the morning, kris? >> reporter: it always tastes better when it's free. peet's coffee is always delicious. we are at the prune yard in campbell. we want to say hi and thank you for being our viewers. the baristas are just getting started, getting the brews ready

for the morning. not quite busy just yet. but we expect there will be a rush of traffic later in the morning as people really try to get their monday morning started. we asked the bosses if we could buy coffee for people, and they said yes. we are going to buy your cup of coffee, tea. you want a breakfast treat, you don't drink caffeine, we will give you that as well. we will be here from 6:30 to 7:30. if you can mind mike innoah's traffic report to hit the roads smoothly. we would love to see you. we are doing it all through the month of may. i'm lucky enough to have gotten the fitter shift. i'm happy to be here in campbell. i'm a south bay person. we have a lot of folks downtown campbell, the water tower. follow them on twitter. love this campbell neighborhood. we would love to say hello to you in person. of course we won't make you late for work. we will get you in, get you

coffee, treat and back out the door so you are not late. 6:30 to 7:30 this morning. peet's coffee in prune in campbell. >> have you had your coffee yet? >> reporter: i did. because i made it at home because they weren't open just yet. we wake up at 2:30. peet's is not brewing coffee at 2:30. but i may have a little treat. >> thanks, kris. >> monday motivation for you. >> let's see how the roadways are doing. >> south on 101 through palo alto, toward the prune yard, free coffee, 55 minutes to get there and you're fine. it's northbound jammed up. i started out the shot. that is the off-ramp. that's open. it's the on-ramp where we have the fast lane getting on at marsh road where that barrel damage has happened after the

earlier crash. that's why folks are slowing down the flashing lights. as you enter off city streets it caused some flowing. how there is a distraction for the main line of the freeway, north 101. that is slow from university. the other side of the bay, things are pretty good as far as the altamonte. big slowdown is north 238. castro valley y. things are moving better as far as the speed sensors go. chp has not had a chance to update the situation. they have cleared one, maybe both of them. i think it was a fender-bender, but no injuries were reported. and the metering lights are on. happy monday. coming off a great weekend, which means looking forward to the next one. >> so we have a nice week ahead. i'm just going to be tracking a chance of rain in the forecast toward the end of the weekend. a look at sunday's forecast. it will be cooler. look how nice and comfortable

our weather will be for the inland areas the next seven days. for san francisco, we have some mid to upper '60s. even hitting 70 degrees by wednesday. starting to come down as we track a storm system moving nearby the region. as we look at squaw valley, going to the sierra this weekend, heads-up that there will be rain moving in especially on saturday and sunday. friday is the dry day of the weekend. if you're going to be in the tri-valley, expect upper 70s on friday. cooling down as we get closer to sunday. and more clouds moving in. once again i will be tracking the chance of rain. for napa, highs in the upper 70s on friday. by saturday, we're reaching 74. i think that's the pick of the weekend. it will be cool on sunday with some upper '60s there and a mix of sun and clouds. if you are planning to go to carmel valley, low 70s on friday. nice weather here. but if you are traveling across

the region. sunday it starts to cool off with a high of 64 degrees. let me know where you're headed this weekend on facebook, twitter, and instagram. we had a busy weekend this past weekend. if you're thinking about that this monday morning, let me know and i will help you out with the plans. our temperature trend coming up in three minutes. >> coming up next on "today in the bay", up in smoke. how several san francisco businesses are firing back at an e-cigarette ban. the impact they say it's having on their bottom line. plus, the attorney general was supposed to testify this week. now there's some question whether he will. we will look in checks and balances. . plus, custom made. the sleep box created by facebook ceo mark zuckerberg and how it helps his wife maximize rest. - hey, mike.

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heading to a crash up here. >> 5:42 right now. 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 by half moon bay near the ritz-carlton. deputies are withholding his name until the family is notified. there have been a number of missing persons along the coast. 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 va lay ask asks tkoplg community

relations team to help turn perceptions around. in his statement the city manager says the time to ask for help is now. >> 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. a you? snag in the plan to ban all vaping products in san francisco. a commission voted to oppose the ban. the commission chair suggests the mission is the latest sign of a stake. it would hurt small businesses the most.

they are supposed to vote sometime in the next few weeks. >> some fear the first fully job line community college went get off on time. according to the chronicle, there are several big obstacles. the school needs to set up three online programs for three professional certificates. they need to write a business plan, explain student recruiting practices, and find a way to recognize students' prior academic experience. all the steps need to be completed by july 1st. quarter to 6:00 right now. will the president's attorney general talk to congress? >> and what happens if he doesn't? big questions this week, scott. >> yeah. attorney general bill barr scheduled to testify before the house and the senate later this week. they want to ask why the summary he gave americans about the mueller report in some instances did not match what mueller report or, have he very least, left out important details.

they will want to know why he did that and why there was such a large gap of time between the original summary and the final release of the report. barr indicated he may not show up. he has issues with the length of time every lawmaker to ask questions and he has issues with the plan to allow outside lawyers not members of congress to ask questions. meantime, the white house indicated president trump does not want other members of the administration to testify specifically don mcgahn pointing out the former white house counsel spent hours answering mueller's questions already. now, we have talked before how the president's refusal to cooperate could open a second path to impeachment. there is some precedent in this. the third article of the -- i'm sure having trouble with that today, aren't i? the third article against

president nixon was about his cooperation or lack thereof in congress as it investigated watergate. meanwhile, one of the president's closest allies said if you're going to 'em peach, get on with it. >> to my democratic friends, if you agree with the 199 statement i made, you think this office needs to be cleansed, impeach him. it's up to you. if you think donald trump deserves to be impeached, impeach him. i don't. >> we're watching everything that's happening in washington or in this case what's not happening. follow me on twitter. @scottmcgrew. >> thanks, scott. even one of the richest men in the world works hard to make sure his wife sleeps better at night. it emits a very faint light around the time his two daughters typically wake up. >> that's right. zuckerberg wrote in an instagram

post that priscilla is unable to sleep. the light box lets her know if it's okay to go back to sleep without having to see the time on her phone. that's nice. i used to just hear the kids crying and you get up and then try to go back to sleep. >> the light sound. >> as oppose to the sound of crying. >> if it works for her. >> very loving mother's day gift. >> a live look outside in walnut creek. taking a look at the sunrise. a few clouds in the distance. a few clouds to start out today. patches of fog in spots. low 50s is what you will feel as you head out the door at 7:00,

53 degrees. upper 50s at 9:00. reaching the mid-60s at 11:00. 68 and sunny at noon. so it will be a really nice day with high temperatures in the south bay. up to 70 in morgan hill. 71 degrees will be the high in cupertino. wind coming from the west bringing in an ocean breeze, helping to cool us off. concord reaching 73. vallejo, expect a high of 68 degrees. also 68 in fremont. it stays cool along the coast with half moon bay, reaching the upper 50s. and in san mateo, a high of 65 degrees. 58 in engel side, marina district, reaching 57 degrees. for the north bay, 71 in santa rosa and sonoma, 69 degrees. nice if you're going out to the giants game tonight at oracle park. it will be chilly. our temperatures in the mid-50s at first pitch. it stays in the mid-50s. we will see most live clear skies. just bundle up.

we missed out on our chance of rain. i was hoping we could get at least a little bit of this storm system. it is now moving away and producing some rain. even some thunderstorms just north of l.a. and we're going to see this was moving towards the south and east. another storm system for the sierra bringing in rain and snow tuesday, wednesday. it starts to clear out. we are not looking at any rain here in the bay area. low 70s for the inland valleys. mid-70s mid week. i'll keep you up to date on whether we can squeeze rain drops out of the clouds. >> looking over here. continuing to show you this spot from university avenue.

north toward willow and marsh. another set of flashing lights shows up right on cue. the backup we showed you also at willow, another crash there. two crashes working on the same corridor northbound on 101. palo alto, redwood city, we have the jammed traffic. it is affecting folks joining in at marsh towards 101 northbound as well. if you can afford to get on the freeway north of there, you're in the clear. south bay, heading to the area, be careful. if you can use 280, go for it. surface streets getting through the area just starting to get crowded now, though. east bay side, no problems for the tri-valley. a gentle build for pleasanton. holding steady just off the

castro valley y. both vehicles involved here north of 580, toward 880, they have cleared to the shoulder. the distraction and the build for the volume, though, is one concern. south 880, a street, another crash moving to the shoulder. if you're heading in this direction, you're just fine. metering lights were turned on because of the backup there. no problem for any transit agencies. muni is working fine today. back to you. thanks, mike. new video showing kim jong-un returning from his trip to russia. the footage aired on state tv shows crowds cheering as kim's train arrived at the station. kim is looking for more support after a nuclear deal with the u.s. fell through. still ahead, competing for your money. the new move walmart is hinting a few days after a move from amazon. we've got the measles.

>> fans of the braid where bunch may remember this episode. all about the measles. and it's taking on new significance for people who oppose vaccinations. coming up next, the angry message from the actress who play marsha brady. this morning

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a very good monday morning to you. look at that smile on kris sanchez's face. we want to say thank you to our great "today in the bay" viewers. we sent kris sanchez to peet's coffee at the prune yard. head down there later this morning. follow us on twitter. we're posting about it. giveaway runs from 6:30 to 7:00. 5:56. nbc bay area responds to a san francisco woman unhappy with her new wood flooring. >> so she asked consumer investigator chris chmura's team to get to the bottom of that issue. >> 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 in store credit. julia wasn't satisfied, so she turned to us. we asked lumber liquidators to take another look. it did and went above and beyond its own warranty, offering julia $3,000 to repair the floor. however she wants. lumber liquidators said we are pleased to have reached a prompt resolution with ms. brown to her satisfaction. are you floored by remodeling problems? call us at 1-888-996-tips or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. thanks, chris. if your summer vacation plans include a trip to hawaii, we have a heads-up for you. the uss arizona memorial will stay closed through the summer. there is an issue with the

loading dock and ramp. you can ride past on a tour boat but you can't actually go inside. that work should be completed this fall. the main visitor center on land is still open. >> 5:57. a new recommendation this morning, the parents of adopted children. the american academy of pediatrics said all newly adopted children should see a doctor for a complete health evaluation. many times there is limited information about the child's early life, medical history or pie logical parents. experts say an evaluation can help identify any potential issues and answer any questions or concerns the new parents may have. >> 5:58 right now. a "brady bunch" star is upset with her unwanted involvement in the anti-vaccination movement. maureen mccormick played marsha on the show. they are being used to promote the idea that vaccines are bad.

they said if you have to get sick you sure can't beat the measles. the actress said people are citing the show as evidence that measles are not that bad. the controversy comes in the midst of the worst measles outbreak in the u.s. in 25 years. natalie morales has more from maureen mccormick as she examines the episode in question. walmart tweeted one-day shipping without a membership fee? that would be ground breaking. it comes after amazon disclosed a plan to invest $8 million to make it possible to roll out one-day free shipping for prime members. the change is set to start later this year. right now at 6:00, an uber office vandalized. >> flames went up in the air. ? >> striking along the office overnight. what our cameras captured.

synagogue shooting. grief and prayer in southern california this weekend. the new stories we're hearing from people who were inside as that shooting began. and a drive-thru explosion. a horrific sight outside a fast food restaurant. all new at 6:15, the truck pfeiffer that sent people running from this burger king. "today in the bay" continues right now. a very good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. mike will have a look. a good look at the forecast right now. >> it's going to be a great day. i know it's monday, but we will have some nice weather. we will start out with a few clouds. then seeing the sunshine today and keeping the comfortable temperatures. that's a live look at san jose looking toward the sap center. willow glen, our temperature trend 51 at 8:00. we go from 51 to 68