welcome to tuesday morning. it is may 7th. taking a live look outside in san francisco this morning. or oakland. >> somewhere in the bay. in the prompter it said the bay bridge. i thought that's not that. that's not that. good morning. let's get some coffee going. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. heading out the door this morning, a little cool. >> yeah. cool and mostly clear skies. a live look at san jose. as you get ready to head out the

door, a nice start to morning. up and we have another comfortable day ahead. we will talk about our forecast for the rest of the week. mike, you're watching other people work. >> yeah. not a lot of work for me to do. the roadways are incident fenow. but they are construction full around the bay. meaning there are lots of construction sites. here by the coliseum, you see flashing lights. a little bit of slowing here and there. crews move around as they have been the last 20 minutes between the coliseum and downtown oakland. word of a traffic break for a couple minutes. concord, walnut creek. the rest of the bay shows a dip in speeds out of the altamonte. peninsula, 101, we'll take a look at that coming up. back to you. sounds good.

affordable housing week continues with conversations around the bay area. >> work together. kris? >> reporter: well, hi there, laura and marcus. good morning to you. is going t on granny units, the accessory dwelling units we talked about yesterday and we told you a little bit about last week. they will talk about how to change legislation so they can be allowed here in the city of campbell in an effort to increase the housing stock. that is happening at 7:30 this evening. red road city, 11:00, the a roy ya green will provide units on bradford street which is good for seniors who might not want to drive. it is a project of mid peninsula housing. mountain view is also having a public meeting about 5eu 3-unit community w

concord city couple is talking about a townhome development. last week a talked with a real estate professor from santa clara university. i will tell you at 5:30 why he said all of these conversations happening right now are so critical to solving the housing problem before the state takes over and gets involved in our local matters. i'll tell you about that at 5:30. kris sanchez, "today in the bay". kris, thank you. big transformation is coming to a south bay community. san jose neighborhood will soon have 300 more security cameras on homes. because of a nearly $600,000 settlement. how this program will work and who can get one of those cameras. >> this has been stolen once. and they attempted a second time. >> reporter: dina garcia victim times from the car to her mail.

>> they opened it up, they broke the lock. i'm sick of it. >> reporter: so when the area was given $600,000 to help the community overall, she and many of her neighbors voted to install security cameras on homes. >> and i'm excited to try to capture who is coming around our neighborhood. i'm sure it's several people. >> reporter: there are 300 cameras available for those living south of bernal, north of bailey and 101 and the foothills. it is backed by the mayor and police chief. the first community meeting for those who want in. >> we have case after case that we know these cameras help solve crimes and they can reduce crime. if they can help the police department in any way, it's definitely worth while. >> reporter: officials say the funding comes from a settlement between the city and cal pine. it was designated for this community. the nonprofit safer sj is running the project. >> the cameras are pointing to streets and sidewalks, being able to see the license plate at

night. it is not license plate readers. but if you look at the video, you will see the license plate drive by and be highlighted. >> reporter: many neighbors are intrigued hoping they will be chosen for the program. >> anything we can do to minimize crime, i'm game. >> reporter: ian cole, "today in the bay". the number of traffic deaths in the city is going up. according to a report by the city's department of transportation, 52 people are dead as a result of a traffic collision last year. that's up from 46 in 2017. now, the report does have a specific reason for the spike. still an advocacy group is pushing for city council to dedicate more money and resources to fix the issue. a man wanted for murder. police consider him armed and extremely dangerous. his last known address is in east palo alto.

he shot and killed the son of former district attorney of merced. officials plan to form a necropsy on a dead whale. so far the marine mammal center says four died of malnutrition, three from contacts with a ship. scientists say that changing oceanic conditions may be altering the whales' food supply. 4:36. some things are worth staying up late for. other things, well, can be as much a letdown. >> that's how some bay area sports fans feel right about now. especially if they stayed up late to watch the sharks and the warriors. game 4 of their playoff series. they couldn't get over the hump. james harden scored 38, including a three late in the game for a nine-pointocrallied.

they had two chances to tie the game up as the clock ticked down. both s 112-108. the series now tied at two. game five tomorrow night at oracle. >> and last night in denver, the sharks had a chance to win their series against colorado. things got interesting late in the game when the sharks tied it up at three. the game then went into overt e overtime. then the avalanche scored the game winner. the sharks fans have to get ready for winner take all in game seven. it take place tomorrow night at the shark tank. it's 4:37 right now. coming up next on "today in the bay", the talk of the internet. a starbucks cup found its way into "game of thrones" sunday night. see how much that mistake could have cost the company if it was a planned ad. >> and how many people can say this. a lot of people say you can pretty much get anything at

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coming up on today in the bay.. good morning. i'm rahel solomon at cnbc headquarters. wall street could see more red arrows at the opening bell this morning. investors remain on edge as tensions may be rising in the trade talks between the u.s. and china after president trump said he would impose additional

tariffs on chinese goods this week. stocks staging a big come back. they clawed back to finish at 66 points. today's watch list, the trade deficit and lyft. walmart is opening dozens of vet clinics in its stores. it has 21 clinics in six states, but will expand to 100 over the next year. routine exams, care for minor illnesses and vaccines. and an online pet pharmacy with low-cost prescriptions for dogs, cats, horses, livestock. walmart aiming to capitalize on the rides in spending on pets which is estimated to top $75 billion this year. now, the so many people are talking about. starbucks scored the mother of all product placements courtesy of the mother of dragons. a coffee cup was visible during

sunday's "game of thrones". if that was intentionally done, it would cost $250,000 in product placement fees. other marketing analysts value more than $11 million. that's when you factor all the tv, radio, digital, social media coverage. it would be worth more if the starbucks logo was front and center. >> and we're still talking about it. vente price tag. >> all right. thank you. still to come on "today in the bay", look at that tuesday forecast. >> yeah. looks pretty good. as we take a live look out our window in palo alto, starting on it with clouds and breezy winds going throughout the morning, we will see the clouds rolling by. a start in the mid-50s. and slowly warming up as the skies clear. we will talk about a nice week ahead in our forecast and the weekend outlook coming up next. look at the san mateo bridge. back over tohow you peninsula s.

movement, or lack of movement. >> we turn up the heat on fire-proof safe manufacturers and get a surprising response. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds, next.

a very good morning looking out to the east bay this morning. a look at walnut creek. mike has his eye on that traffic there on the left-hand side as he always does. we'll check in with him in a moment. of course kari has her eyes on the skies. everyone still buzzing about

fashion's biggest night in new york city. did you check this out? stars turned out pretty serious looks at met gala. that's lady gaga. >> four different looks this year. here are three of them. we can't necessarily show you the last you can imagine what it is. she even got more undressed there. all right. >> check out cardi b.'s dress. it was decorated with 30,000 feathers. it took 35 people more than 2,000 hours to actually make. when it was all laid out it was beautiful. >> comedian amy schumer having the last app. she posed before the peacock was even laid out. she posted this on instagram saying she was on the way to the hospital. she later gave birth to her first child. so congratulations to her. she is the big winner of the night. >> top that! >> no kidding.

>>ll those naked, cold birds out there. yeah, amy schumer giving birth on the same day as the royal family. >> her own royal baby. >> yeah. so we'll be talking about that this morning. and also the nice weather we have across the bay area. this is a live look at oakland before you step out. a nice cool start. it will be about 57 degrees at the fruitvale bart station. our typical start with mild tuesday. then it gets nice. much more comfortable with low 60s. i wanted to show you what happened again yesterday. all of these storms firing up over the sierra. this time it didn't make it all the way to the bay area. we saw an increase in cloud cover yesterday evening. as of veryw,ing is starting to clear out.

and we will stay dry as we look at our high temperatures today. and mostly sunny skies. breezy ones from the northwest at about 14 miles per hour for the south bay. reaching 72 in cupertino. as well as 72 in san jose and in gilroy. we'll see some low 70s for much reaching 73. we'll be up to 68 in oakland. and fremont today, up to 71 degrees. also 71 in balance low alto, daly city 61 degrees. low 60s for san francisco. north bay reaching up to 75 in ukiah. sono sonoma, 69 degrees. really nice. we'll start to get under way with a warming trend as high pressure produces more of a northerly wind. there will be changes as we see an area of low pressure over the desert southwest. that will start to back its way into the bay area. by late thursday night, early

friday morning there could be more clouds, possibly a slight chance of showers. that's something we'll be hi not expecting much out of this. it moves across southern california while we will be under way with another warmup in the forecast. so just slightly. chance of rain late thursday night, friday morning. other than that, we have nice weather for mother's day weekend, reaching the upper 70s inland. san francisco going to stay mostly in the 60s all throughout the week. mike, we're in a traffic break right now? >> right now. i checked the lack of movement. started to see this blob of cars heading south again from willow to university. i saw the cones being cleared. then the crews clearing the cones. now the roadway is racehows up t and the rest of the peninsula moving just fine. towards university. one new incident. a disabled vehicle northbound

approaching sfo. we'll che no slowing on our sensors. a fender-bender on the east shore freeway. chp working hard trying to get there quickly. 680 southbound never showed any slowing. it has cleared after they moved the equipment crews there as well. a little backup for the cash lanes. it is starting to even on either side and condense towards the toll plaza as well. mass transit is good. back to you. thank you, mike. you will see fireproof on some products. >> can you trust that? some say no. >> when north bay fire victims told us their saves melted, we investigated. and we found no standards to label a safe fireproof in advertising. so we recently challenged safe manufacturers. and that took us east to indiana where we fireoo time in a test. the president of one safe

manufacturing company watched along with us. he told us he was concerned but quickly his competitor's fireproof safe burned in this is not good for our industry. >> he's now taking action. the policy shift that our reporting prompted. how other companies responded. what you need to look for on your safe to learn how long you can expect it to hold up in a fire. call us with your consumer complaints at 1-888-996-tips or nbcbayarea.com/responds. i'll join you tonight at 11:00. 4:51. highway 4 in brentwood is back open after being closed several hours after a deadly crash. a blue honda hit a white toyota head-on killing the driver. the driver of the honda, a 46-year-old concord man, isn't

being identified just yet. he is facing dui charges. according to the mercury news, wework just released 86,000 square feet of office space in a san ramon complex. itdes shared spaces for tech, start ups or people who just need a place to work. it just filed for ipo status last week. >> beer lovers, there's a local brew that's making a triumphant return to the pay area. the brewery announcing its partnership with pabst lucky lager. it was brewed from 1933 to 1978. at one point its the best-selling beer in california. as part of the reboot, five new designs will feature the word lucky in different languages. >> cool. coming up on "today in the

bay", top news making headlines across the country. >> happening now, pope francis for the first ever papal visit to the country of macedonia. he prayed with the sisters of charity nuns. it is the final we'll be right back with more news straight ahead. 4:53 right now. news making hea

here's a look at some of the headlines making the -- the news making headlines around the nation and the world. award-winning from reuterseleased in myanmar.

friends and family mourning the death of the only american killed in sunday's fiery plane crash in russia. the victim was22-year-old recent prep school grad who went to russia to become a fly fishing guide. students protest detainment of classmate weeks away from graduation. he was detained following a traffic stop. he is scheduled to appear in court the same day as his school graduation. 4:56. new, an alligator making headlines in florida but not for the reason you might think. >> deputies say a woman pulled one out of her yoga pants in a traffic stop. and they also found 41 turtles. >> what is going on with that lady? >> she and the man they were with said they were collecting

reptiles at the nearby under pass. they cited the couple and released the animals. >> that is dangerous, too.>>ery. don't try that at home. coming up here on "today in the bay", kari has a look at the tuesday forecast for you. just when you think you have heard it all. all right. it's going to be a nice day. we'll talk about this and the forecast coming up next. and the richmond-san rafael bridge much calmer than anything you guys have been talking about. we'll show you the update in palo alto. we are starting to sort things out.

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fortifying san francisco for the next one. mayor breed has a $600 million plan for that. the plan's first major hurdle. >> house democrats not getting their hands on president trump's taxes, at least not any time soon. live on capitol hill with what is next. and a new area code coming to the east bay. what you need to know about the new 341 and if it will impact you. "today in the bay" continues right now. and good tuesday morning to you. talk about it tuesday. it's all right here on "today in the bay" tuesday. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. let's get the tuesday forecast. >> pretty much like yesterday. we start out with a light breeze. free mont, 880, mid-50s as you

step out the door. and mid-60s as the son breaks out later this morning. the forecast coming up. mike, we're getting back up to speed. >> that's right. in the literal sense for this stretch of 101 past university southbound. saw the traffic. clears cleared it right on our cameras. we're back at speed. another minute or so for the recovery to compute over to the speed sensors. just fine. cleared for the crash and any incidents through the maze. pack to you. thanks, mike. 5:00 right now. is the city of san francisco prepared for the next big earthquake to hit the area? the m work needs to be done, and she's ready to present her case to city officials in just a matter of hours.