i'm laura garcia. >> mike will have a look in a bit. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking it all for us. >> sunshine throughout the day. let's get you ready and out the door in san jose. if you're heading out to diridon station, it will be 56 degrees. >> freeways showing a typical pattern on surface streets. reports of a crash approaching 84 toward the dumbarton bridge. this is affecting your drive. thornton a major roadway, major intersection. power lines are down between

alder and thornton right by american high school, thornton junior high. if you rely on lift or uber, you may want to have plan b. >> pete suratos joins us live from san francisco. talk about what they want, pete. >> reporter: the top of the list of demands are higher wages. we expect them to be here in front of uber headquarters in san francisco.

they will log off at 12:00 p.m. it will last until 12:00 a.m. other drivers may join in as well. the demands include higher pages, more transparency and better emissions standards for vehicles. los angeles is holding a 24-hour strike. the strike is being planned for today in the lead up to the initial public offering on friday. the company is expected to raise 9 billion from investors and will be valued at $90 billion. social media reaction drivers calling on others to join in. we will keep a look at that today.

>> they are making billions, trillions even. we're just trying to survive. >>? it is solidarity for the rest of the drivers in the country. i have enjoyed it. but the rates have constantly gone down over a period of time. sometimes unexplained, unannounced and unanticipated. >> i don't like the way they keep on reducing the rates. >> uber said they are working to improve the driver experience, stronger insurance protections or fully funded four-year degrees for drivers or their families.

we will keep tabs on things and have another update at 6:30. pete suratos, "today in the bay". a developing story being watched by leaders across the world. iran says it is partially withdrawing from the nuclear deal it signed back in 2015. the u.s. withdrew from that same deal a year ago today. the white house is putting immense pressure on the country, including sending an aircraft carrier strike group to the persian gulf. iran's leader said the country will resume high-level enrichment of uranium. the 2015 deal lifted sanctions on iran in exchange for limiting its nuclear program. >> turning now to the late night drama in washington. negotiations over access to the mueller report falling apart. tracie potts joins us live in washington where lawmakers will vote this morning whether to hold the attorney general in contempt of congress. tracie? >> reporter: good morning, laura. good morning, everyone. the vote is on. just an hour from now despite

some back and forth overnight between the justice department and democratic lawmakers on whether to call it off. this letter hit capitol hill overnight. the justice department threatening to claim executive privilege over the entire mueller report, much of it already public. and the underlying evidence, unless democrats cancel today's contempt vote against attorney general william barr for not implying with a subpoena to provide the full report. this kind of obstruction is dangerous, democrat jerry nadler, said overnight. 6th confirms today's vote will happen. >> what is the president afraid of? >> reporter: they are telling don mcgahn not to share documents.

and saying robert mueller should not testify. >> there is no reason to testify for someone who has already issued a 448 report -- 448-page report. >> reporter: republicans say it is time to move on. >> case closed. >> the case is not closed. >> it's far from over. >> reporter: democrats plan to keep digging. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. 6:06 right now. happening today in marin county, firefighters will meet with climate activists and homeowners ahead of the start of the fire season. the event is in part of the wildfire awareness week. it starts at 7:00 at the san rafael community center. 6:06. you may want to change your batteries in your remote right now because it could be getting a lot of use tonight. >> a look at the sap center and oracle arena. sharks will play game seven in san jose. warriors could play their final game at oracle if things happen to go the wrong way.

but let's stay positive here. checking in with bob redell. he is live in oakland. really a big day for bay area sports fans, bob. >> reporter: behind me the blackout from the lights and shutout on the mound. first what's happening to my left. oracle arena, golden state warriors will take on the houston rockets in game five. the best of seven series 2-2. if they lose tonight and friday in houston. however, if they win, if there's a game seven, it would be back sunday. kevin durant has an achy elbow. and iguadala with a slightly hyper extended knee.

mike fiers lit up the mound with his second no-hitter getting a 2-0 win over the reds. the president tweeted the guy was lights out. no-hitter. but then tweeted that the real mvp, hornbeck, chief electrician, got the lights on so we could play the fame. one of the sharks greatest problems, is one of the greatest weaknesses is keeping the darn puck out of the net. they have the worst goals against average among teams in the stanley cup playoffs. bob redell, "today in the bay".

tonight the weather should cooperate. >> they always have pregame festivities and getting people excited about the game. it's going to be in the mid-70s in downtown san jose. and once that puck drops, it will be 71 degrees outside of sap center. and of course really icy cold inside. it's going to cool off as we go down into the evening. in the low six. if you're going to the a's game at the coliseum, 7:00, we're at about 61 degrees. cool and breezy and mostly clear skies. we see a lot of clouds as you get ready to step out the door in walnut creek. we'll be in the mid-50s at 7:00. as the sun shines we warm the temperatures up to the low 70s early this afternoon.

>> a crash before the 84 merge and one just after the merge. we are sorting it out with hp and drives in the area. the on-ramp is affected by a crash. but the freeway itself toward the dumbarton moves smoothly. a nice flow of traffic highway 4 into concord, bay point and el cerrito and richmond, san pablo, no surprises for these passengers. richmond to san rafael bridge, a little bit more backup. you see it on the cameraer look. fastrak heavily populated. but those are the cash lanes. >> the latest avengers may be one of the most popular ever. >> not everyone loves it. how long the warriors superstar sat in the theater before he

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6:13 right now and a cloudy start. all of these clouds will quickly clear out by late morning.

it will go from 57 degrees in santa clara to low 70s early this afternoon. another perfect day. we could see rain, possibly some thunderstorms in some spots. we'll talk more about that, what's ahead in the forecast in less than five minutes. >> right now 880 moving smoothly through free mont. and 680, in fact. we have a major issue on major streets in the area. >> very good morning to you and happy wednesday as well. oracle will cut hundreds of jobs in china. lift and uber drivers refusing to work today. pete suratos is looking into that. live reports throughout the morning. markets fell hard on tuesday after the u.s. trade representative reinforced trump's threat. these numbers may have made the president uneasy. just moments ago, president trump tweeted the chinese were

coming to negotiate and, in his words, make a deal. we knew this. we knew they were e coming for trade negotiations. the point is to make a deal. but this tweet did the trick. the futures the best they make on the move moved upwards looking for a positive open. the members of the ftc will go before house energy and commerce committee ahead of big fines headed facebook's bay. there is concern the fine we have heard about is too small and doesn't sanction zuckerberg specifically. the san francisco business times compiled the median pay for all the major tech companies in silicon valley. you might think apple is really up there. in fact, the median pay at apple is well below the bay overall. $55,426. it is a huge company and employs people at its stores. they tend to have smaller

salaries. electronic arts has 96,000. cisco, 132,000. salesforce, $155. netflix, $202,000. $256,000 for splunk. in fact, those are just $100 bills right there. >> that's how great they are doing. >> the smaller the company with the more engineers. >> right. >> less consumer-facing things. no stores. no marketing, no advertising. >> it waters it down. >> it does. the engineering money pays. that increases the median pay. >> makes sense. well, new today the nba's best defenders have pledged clay thompson. his movie tastes don't agree with the rest of the world. consider his take on the new avengers movie.

they have been over the top. $2 million urged at the box office. thompson tells the athletic he walked out because the plot didn't interest him. the movie has a three-hour running time. he left with an hour to go because it couldn't hold his attention. >> i was a clay fan. >> you're the only one on this team that has seen the avengers, i think.

>> we start out with clouds. hopefully that sunshine in the forecast will hold your attention today. we start out with a live look outside in san francisco. and checking out the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. as we get the kids up and out the door in the south bay, a cloudy start. upper 50s. you do still need the jacket as you get ready to step out. later today, it will be perfect. kids will be taking off the jackets. you may have to roll the windows down in the car and let the fresh breezes in. temperatures in the low 70s. checking out our highs today in the south bay. 75 in cupertino and gilroy. east bay, mid to upper 70s. it will be a little bit warmer than it was yesterday. half moon bay, 59.

palo alto reaches up to 74 degrees. the mission district today up to 64. north bay reaching the low 70s. a lot of tree and grass pollen. it is affecting everyone's allergies. tuning up the bike, getting ready for bike to workday. that's tomorrow morning. we'll have everything you need to know about it. they have these energizer stations set up around the bay area. the south bay will start at 55 degrees. as the morning goes along, we'll be in the mid-60s. a mix of sun and clouds the next couple of days. but storms will develop over the sierra on thursday. and that will move into the bay area late thursday night. may even have rumbles of thunder. and parts of the tri-valley, east bay, and the south bay will be some of the target areas where we could see rain developing overnight on thursday into early friday morning. not expecting a lot of rain out

of this. but it may be measurable. just enough to water the grass before we go into a dry weekend. mother's day is looking beautiful, mid to upper 70s. you have a major problem in fremont? >> we do. a local surface street issue. it may affect to the freeway as well. we'll take a second and first look at the freeway. overall, they are showing very little change. it is what you would expect for 6:20. thornton, continuing off into city streets. this is at fremont boulevard. heading back up to the nimitz. going past american high school. alder and thornton itself, there is a closure. sky ranger just arrived. they are showing the vicinity. this is american high school about a block away.

we have the power line down in front of an equipment store. we're going to track this. they did see a power line that was hit. that will tie up traffic and possibly impact the nimitz again from mission and that side of the freeway. crash at highway 4. it is not affecting the flow of traffic. metering lights at the bay bridge. and crossing the san mateo moving smoothly. picking up the volume here. power lines down in fremont is a bigger issue. back to you. immigration policy this morning. next, what the judge ruled about where the white house can force people seeking asylum to wait. 6:21. your wednesday morning. a holiday alert for you. mother's day is coming this sunday.

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initially convicted in the dates of her roommate. the story made international headlines. both were acquitted after a series of high court decisions. new details on what appears to be a big legal victory for the trump administration in it's battle over immigration. a federal appeals court has reversed a lower court ruling. forcing asylum seekers to wait in mexico for their court hearings. many come from central america. the white house finalizes plans for a new merit-based immigration which could roll out in a matter of days. for 6:30, the money a praoufd in oakland while you were sleeping overnight. cooking spray explosions. a lawsuit alleges that popular products many families keep in their pantry could be dangerous.

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watching the stock markets very closely. the dow dropped 473 points yesterday. and of course a trade war could effect the markets today. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. right now a look at the forecast before you head out the door. meet rolls kari hall has been tracking all of that. >> yeah. it's a cloudy start but another sunny and warm day. in fact, it will be warmer than it was yesterday. a live look at palo alto. before you step out the door, you still need the jacket. temperatures in the upper 50s. as we go throughout the day, we will reach into the low 70s by early afternoon with mostly sunny skies. ukiah reaching 79. mike, do you have good changes at the bay bridge? >> i do.

fastrak lanes, they are packed up right now. hv always a great idea. freeways themselves are moving nicely despite a crash on the shoulder. upper east shore freeway. everything moves well through that area. the rest of the bay's freeways moving nicely. a power line down in fremont at thornton. there is no light rail service between diridon and san antonio. the car on the tracks there. they're taking care of it. a bus bridge in place right now. . another attack at another school. this time outside denver. within the last hour we found out new information about yesterday's mass shooting at a charter school. investigators now say one of the suspected shooters is a female. originally investigators believed both were male. the two.s were taken into custody. they were not together when they did that.

they are not releasing the motive behind the attack in which one student was killed. we know three of the injured victims still remain in intensive care. 18-year-old devon ericsson walked into the school and shot their classmates in two separate locations. >> the next thing i know he is pulling a gun and he's telling nobody to move. and then when kendrick lunged at him and he shot kendrick, giving

us enough time to get underneath our desks to get ourselves safe and to run across the room to escape. >> wow. so deputies quickly arrived and managed to stop that shooting within minutes. the shooting happened about seven miles away from the columbine school shooting 20 years ago. you can actually watch that student's full interview on the "today" show right after "today in the bay". >> such a sad series of events for those kids. thank you very much. 6:33 right now. a warning if you're planning on picking up an uber or lytt today. rideshare drivers are expected to strike today in at least 10 cities, including here in the bay area. talk about the drivers's demands, pete. >> they are hoping the 12-hour strike is expected to take place

later today. uber drivers are being told to log off for 12 hours at 12:00 p.m. other drivers with rideshare apps such as lyft may take part as well. the strike is being planned for today. the company is expected to raise $9 billion and be valued above $90 billion. a couple of statements from both uber and lyft. lyft goes on to say earnings have increased in response to wages. it is unclear what kind of impact this will have. a rally before today's 12-hour strike will take place at uber headquarters at 12 p.m. live in san francisco, pete

suratos, "today in the bay". >> i'm sure it will get a lot of people's attention. thank you. >> 6:34 right now. hopefully the roads will be getting a bit smoother in oakland. the city approves a major pothole repair plan and the self-proclaimed pothole vigilantes may not get the credit, they sure did get the city's attention. kris sanchez joins us live. kris, how soon can the drivers find relief? >> reporter: drivers will say not soon enough, marcus. oakland is known to have some of the worst roads in the country. a three-year plan to fix those with $100 million in funding. it is going to be a lot more official than these fixes by the so-called pothole vigilantes. they are going around the city and filling holes with street asphalt the last couple of weeks.

75% of funds will go towards repairs. the pluck of the work will go to outside contractors to sort of speed things along. each council member can prioritize the roads. they will have to tell the department of transportation by september. the fixes will not happen overnight. i've been asking which do you think needs fixing first? i asked where are the worst roads? people are saying oakland and east bay. the city of san jose is also fixing roadways.

30 major streets this spring. and 400 miles next year. 6:36. firefighters in southern california in the midst of a fierce battle this morning. they are fighting a massive hay fire at a dairy farm in chino. they are three stories high and cover the size of a football field. because it is so big crews plan to just let it burn out. >> over here, bay area, a smooth drive as far as those freeways go. one crash i'm tracking, 880 southbound at 92, a minor crash. it approaches a major part of

hayward. we will track that. everything moving nicely there as well. fremont, watch this. major roadways, thornton right by american high school and thornton junior high. sky ranger overhead moments ago. both directions closed right now. it is a divided roadway. that is a major problem closer to 7:30 where things will get crowded for the freeway approaching. >> okay. >> we are close to the weekend. >> we will start the weekend off

right. mike will be out there in fremont. stop by, pick up ice cream. he's like get it away from me. take it. we have fremont street eats. 5:00 through 8:00. he will be giving away the ice cream. temperatures in the mid-60s. it will be perfect. nice for your saturday forecast. the coast reaching 64. the bay with a high of 67 in inland valleys. up to 75 degrees. if you're making mother's day plans, include getting outside. comfortable. sunshine in the 70s in the valleys. 62 degrees near 70 throughout the day.

scattered showers developing. temperatures reaching the mid-60s there. we'll be watching out for the forecast all around the bay area. we'll talk about today. that's coming up in three minutes. all right. looking forward to that, kae ka. >> demanding better pay. contra costa county teachers set to protest this morning. we talked to families, the school where negotiations stand right now. >> i have the two best guys in the world, so i'm really happy. >> overnight we got our first look at the new royal baby. plus, a decade in the red. "new york times" takes a close look at previous businesses. worries over the trades and tariffs. you're much whatting "today in the bay".

good winnings morning. 6:43, another cloudy start. a live look outside in san jose. and our skies will clear in campbell. you'll see the sun starting to peek around 10:00. and albright sunshine going throughout the afternoon. we're right where we should be with high temperatures reaching the low 70s. we'll talk about that and the warmup in five minutes. everything moving smoothly. in the north bay, two lanes sluggish. all of a sudden you see flashing lights at the tower. thanks so much, kari and

mike. 6:43. something you may be using, the subject of several lawsuits. eight people claim they were severely burned by pam cooking spray owned by conagra. it is due to a faulty vent system in the bottom of the can. the design was used in a limited products. they claim flammability warning labels. it goes on to say when pam is used correctly, as instructed, it is a 100% safe and effective product. we're looking forward to our day in court. it is the way of the lawsuit and is looking into it. new for you this morning, santa rosa firefighters are investigating an early morning sixth floor apartme fire. no one person is in the hospital. one person is there now. a dozen others are out of their homes this morning.

santa rosa fire posted this on twitter. you can see the ladder truck being used. the department says it started at 1:00 at an apartment complex on mendocino and 4th about one block from the russian river brewery. one person suffered serious burns. quarter to 7:00. happening today, educate rs planning to make their voices heard on this day of the teacher. teachers will strike at lowe's medanos in pittsburg. they are at an impasse with the district over failed contract negotiations. they are asking for a 4% raise and the district is offering a 1% increase. they say that is not enough. she has this message for the district. >> come to the table and be open to some different resolutions. we want to work with you. we want to make everything equal between us.

>> the district issued a statement saying it shares the frustration of inadequate funding for public education at the state. mediation talks set to get under way next tuesday. >> new details, renters in milpitas might be interested to hear this news. the city rejected rent control. that decision came after a heated two-hour discussion. instead of any ordnance being approved, the city council will instead explore other ways for housing in the city. donald trump was not ale very good businessman. >> hundreds of millions of dollars over the course of 10 years. >> the "times" got tax returns from trump.

he lost more money than any other taxpayer in americ he reported losses of $46 million. casinos, hotels, retail space and apartment buildings. continued to lose money every year totals 1.17 billion in losses for the decade, which he wrote off, meaning he paid no taxes in eight of those 10 years. president trump reacted on twitter. his first tweet in more than a day calling it fake news and explaining claiming losses for tax purposes was a sport. it is embarrassing for trump. but it doesn't tell us what we want to know about his taxes. we knew he wasn't a very good businessman. he filed for bankruptcy, he failed to pay off a number of debts. when the is last time you flew on trump airlines? what americans don't know and what his actual recent tax returns may show is what was the money coming in and where was it

coming from? it is not the outgo but the income that critics are suspicious of. the house will vote whether to find the top law enforcement officers in contempt for not turning over the unredacted mueller report. the white house has a strong legal case here. but the white house instructed gone mcgahn not to testify before congress. instructing him not to participate, though. some in congress would consider that an impeachable offense. the chinese vice premier will talk about trade. this was prescheduled. but it comes as trump is thinking of raising tariffs from 10% to 25%, matching other tariffs already at 25%.

we will watch the markets today, as will we. lots to talk about on twitter today. follow me@scottmcgrew. a lot of world is on royal baby watch. the newest royal baby. prince harry and meghan markle revealing their son to the world a little bit before 5:00 a.m. our time. the little bundle of joy there. they still didn't announce a name. mum is the word. >> today we start out with clouds, as we normally do. marine layer along the coastline, pushing inland. a live look at walnut creek as you get ready to head out the door. all of this clears out by noon.

we will see temperatures from 56 degrees to 70 at lunchtime. the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. in brentwood, mid-50s at 7:00. at 9:00, 60 degrees. 71 degrees at noon. reaching into the mid-to upper 70s today. 78 and 79 in ukiah today. we preach up to 63 degrees in san francisco. maybe even comfortable shoes to spend extra time outside. we still see the clouds and the fog near the coast. it will clear in the valleys.

thunderstorms developing over the sierra into the bay area. it could trigger a few thunderstorms especially in the tri-valley. some of the east bay hills. and moving into the south bay. many of us at home getting ready to go to bed. you may hear rumbles of thunder, rain hitting the roof. not a lot of us will see the rain. it moves out early friday morning. lingering showers on friday morning. after that it warms up. inland valleys up to 77 degrees. continuing into the mid-70s next week. and san francisco slight chance of showers friday morning. overall highs in the 60s with morning clouds and afternoon sunshine. it smells so wonderful. a scattering of assorted things.

the northbound slow. we saw on the golden gate bridge it cleared up. a slow moving vehicle escorted to the north side. no other detail. counter commute coming into the city, very smooth. no incidents and that's great. a smooth flow of traffic. right around 92. not a lot of slowing. fremont, we continue to follow the issue. the closure is fremont boulevard closed between american high school and thornton. it will be a factor. this will continue until after 9:00, 10:00 in the morning. folks arriving for school, heading to school. teachers and students included. watch or to the closure. folks between the freeway and san padre will watch the closure on this side of the intersection. thornton junior high will see

the effect as well. fremont christian nearby as well just down the street. quickly out to the video we did take from our chopper a little earlier. pg&e truck not far from the american high school. they are looking at the power pole. that's why it is going to take hours for fremont to reopen. this closure for this part of fremont is what we're tracking for surface streets. >> thank you very much. 6:53 right now. happening now, the family of mollie tibbetts are hoping people remember the bay area native. today would have been her21st birthday. she vanished in july of last year while on a run in iowa. her family is asking to donate $21 to mollie's movement.

her suspected trial wikiller wi head to trial in september. >> a rideshare revolt. >> it's just the little guys getting screwed again. >> it's harder and hard tore break even. >> uber and lyft are striking again. your commute all day long. pivotal playoff games for the sharks and warriors. 6:54. we are back with more news after the break. you're watching "today in the bay".

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here are the top stories on today welcome back on this wednesday morning. 6:56. before you head out the door, here are the top stories we're covering on "today in the bay". uber or lyft. rideshare drivers are expected to strike in 10 cities including here in the bay area. a live look outside of uber's headquarters in san francisco. dozens are expected to gather. the strike is being planned in the lead-up to uber's initial public offering. the company is expected to raise $9 billion from investors. here's what drivers are saying about the current conditions. >> the pay continues to go down, down, down. >> in statements, uber says it is working to improve driver experience whether it's more consistent earnings, stronger insurance protections or

fully-funded four-year degrees for drivers and their families. lyft says drivers hourly earnings have increased the last two years. >> right now the dow jones down 15 points. yesterday investors had a rough time. dow jones lost 473 points. investors are concerned about new tariffs expected to go into effect on friday. president trump tweeted this morning that chinese delegation is coming to d.c. this week to pick up negotiations. a live look at the sap center in oakland. less than 12 hours the sharks playing avalanche for game seven. you see it on your left at san jose in the shark tank. warriors could play last game at oracle. the rockets tied 2-2. last night was a crazy game in recent memory for the a's. the game was delayed two hours because the lights wouldn't turn on. when they did, mike fiers lit up

the mound. a no-hitter, the 300th no-hitter ever. the a's beat the reds 2-0. the little boy in all of them comes out. i love it. it's great. >> congratulations to them. >> before you head out, let's check the weather. >> it looks good again today. reaching a little bit warm. most live sunny skies. watching for a chance we could see thunderstorms late thursday night, early friday morning, clearing out for mother's day weekend. we were talking about very nice weather extending into early next week as well. >> that's a gift in itself. >> all right. mike, you have an update on the crash in fremont. thank you. this is over near sky ranger. we get out to the maps, it is closed. fremont closed between thornton and alder. someone was suspected of driving

impaired. they are saying maybe 8:30 they hope to reopen. >> okay. that's going to do it for us. thanks for joining us. next update in half an hour. >> back here at midday. have a great morning. a school packed with students as young as 5. >> i'm just a bit shaky. i'm scared. >> this morning the classmate whose actions were heroic and this classmate speaking out in a live interview. wild weather. overnight storms unleashing rain, tornadoes, large hail. the threat far from over. the dangerous weather now