francis handing down a new law in response to the sex abuse scandal. what the new law entails. a live report just moments away. plus all new overnight, facebook founder chris hughes slams mark zuckerberg. the action he wants to take against the menlo company. that's coming up in our business and tech reports. an alert, an east bay school receives threatening messages three times. we are live on campus with extra security students will see today. "today in the bay" continues right now. a very good morning to you. it is thursday already. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. let's get you headed out the door this morning with a look we can expect. i know we talked ability rain before. >> a slight jachance overnight. our temperatures in the upper 40s in brentwood.

while the other areas we are seeing in the 50s. if are you on the way out the door to the fruitvale bart station, expect skies clearing late morning into the afternoon. mike, the helpers are out and about? >> that's right. we're helping the workers clear the roadway. you come past willow, we see flashing lights here and there as crews start to move from their overnight road work. >> that leads to a little slowing there. we'll zoom in over near the bay bridge. a disabled vehicle is still there. chp should be cleared shortly. we have a typical pattern for the backups. back to you. >> thanks, mike. breaking news out of the vatican, pope francis issuing a ground-breaking law requiring priests and nuns to report sex abuse along with coverups. kris sanchez joins us with more. >> reporter: hi there, laura, the post-decree makes priests

and nuns mandatory reports. but it does not require them to go to local police unless local law requires that. so the pope decree covers any sexual abuse of a minor, sexual misconduct with an adult, possession of child pornography and ever a coverup by pope leadership. the pope is detailing how any following investigations should go. additionally priests and nuns must report to police where required. every diocese is required to come one a confidential reporting system and there are also whistleblower protections for anyone reporting abuse. because this does center on making sure that any church leadership helps to account. they have a deadline june, a year from now. >> that requires them to have that reporting system in place. in san jose, kris sanchez.

>> thank you. 5:02. on capitol hill, democrats want to talk to donald trump, jr., about connections with russia. "today in the bay" tracie potts is live with more on those questions he could face. tracie. >> reporter: hi, marcus. good morning. first of all, it's significant this is coming from the president's own party, not from democrats who sent a number of subpoenas on their own. also significant, they're not asking to subpoena, they're asking him to come in and testify. rallying in florida overnight, president trump tells supporters democrats just won't let go of the russia investigation. >> the democrats are saying, we want more! >> reporter: now it's republicans putting his son in the hot seat. a source tells nbc, the senate judiciary committee run by republicans has suspended donald trump, jr. to testify. our source says lawmakers want to ask trump, jr. why he told

congress that he knew little about the effort to build the trump tower in moscow. lawyer michael cohen said he briefed the president's son ten times. we are told they also want to ask if the president knew about his son's meeting with the russian lawyer. trump, jr. says no the mueller report says yes. >> every single day the president is making a case, he's becoming self impeachable. >> reporter: president trump claimed executive privilege to keep democrats from seeing blacked-out portions of the report and the evidence behind it. lawmakers voted to hold attorney general william barr in contempt for fought providing the full report. >> we did not relish doing this, but we have no choice. >> what a cynical mean spirited counterproductive irresponsible staff it is. >> reporter: that contempt charge faces one more final vote. tracie potts, nbc news, walk.

a developing story that u.s. officials and world leaders are closely watching. north korea this morning launched at least two suspected short range missiles. they appear to have been launched from the military base not from the demilitarized zone. south korea military along with the u.s. military are conducting an analysis. today's launch is the third time the country conducted missile tests since talks collapsed between president trump and kim in february. well, in contra costa county, some parents are deciding to keep their kids, high school students away today. >> nbc news' bob riddell is live in san money, parents and students that show up today, bob, they'll notice more police presence? >> reporter: right, lawyer remarks marcus. the principal here at california high school says there will be considerable police presence on and around the presence at san ro money. he noted there are 47 under surveillance cameras and additional and min strarts to

support students and staff. this is the third time we know someone threatened violence. the most reported yesterday. they reported to graffiti in the fine arts building, tomorrow, library shot up first. then courtyard, then myself, then also a racist comment directed at african-americans according to school. last week students ground u found graffiti in another restroom, cal will be shot up 5/9, final warning. the police response, they commended the students for coming forward with the enno. and went on to write, despite this presence, some families will choose to keep their children home from school tomorrow. we fully support the decision that you make as a family. we understand. we'll work with teachers to ensure an absence tomorrow does not impact students. this letter referring to today. i mentioned this is the third time a threat has been made against cal high. you may recall last year around this time, police arrested a

freshman from this school for allegedly plotting shooting six students. the da's office reviewed the evidence and decided not to charge that student. reporting live here in san money, bob riddell, "today in the bay." >> concerning a lot of parents. 5:07. more details in the colorado shooting. the parent says they often car pooled together. one parent is speaking out. the full story coming up at the bottom of the hour. in sacramento, all eyes will be on governor gavin newsom who released his revised budget proposal. it's to allow an additional two-day leave to care for babies and eliminating a sales tax on personal items. the plan is set to be released

at 10:30 this morning. 5:07. fire code under fire at the ghostship trial. prosecutors continue to layout the case. yesterday one long time fire code inspector testified, giving jurors a crash course in oakland's fire code. he talked about how the warehouse did not meet critical requirements. the defence argued those responsibilities actually fell on warehouse owners, not the defendants. testimony is expected to resume this morning. happening today, san francisco tax drivers plan to protest outside of uber headquarters on market street. they say they're upset about the ride share's business model. this comes after a day after they rallied outside different officers. drivers in at least ten u.s. cities took part, including san francisco. the main beef here. not enough pay, according to the economic policy institute, ride

share drivers make less than $12 an hour on average. ride sharing was once sold as a way to lower traffic congestion. yet, another study coming to the same conclusion others have reached before. in this calls, researchers found uber and lyft are the cause between two-thirds of traffic increased over six years. it finds drive share cars are clogging roads and pulling people from mass transit. new this morning, a hefty fee for uprooting a protected oak tree that later died. the judge ordered the land own tore foot the nearly $6,000 bill after they sued them for digging at the degree without permits. they uprooted it to be dragged to a ranch where they built a new home. the tree died in the process. the couple is appealing. according to general rule of thumb, home buyers should put down 20% of their purchase price for that home, but in the bay

area, that can be impossible for a lot of people. plus, there are programs to assist first time home buyers. santa clara home buyers can get a 30-year home loan when the home is resold, refinanced or reaches maturity. the home buyers program was made possible through the affordable housing bond passed by voters in 2016. >> a lot of people are under the impression they have to put 20% down themselves. and they actually can get in with 3% or 5% and apply for our down payment assistance program so they can have the full 20%. >> the empowered home buyers of santa clara fund provides assistance up to 17% of the purchase price and is available to home buyers withing in 120% of median income. well, a big night for bay area sports fans with two big wins, one which may have come at a cost. >> let's hold that thought for just one second.

that's because we want to star with the thrill of victory and the shark tank. fans celebrating the moments the sharks won game seven last night. >> we did it! >> they're moving onto the finals. they will face off against st. louis now for a spot in the stanley cup finals. >> meanwhile, oracle, not good news i should say, the warriors may have lost one of their stars, kevin durant left the court with a calf strain late in the third quarter. an mri is scheduled for today. the team already thinks he is out for game six. but let's talk about that good news for us, the warriors are now up three games to two beating the rockets 104 to 99, game six is tomorrow night in houston. >> all right. so bay area sports charging ahead. >> here we go, kari. look, great wins last fight. probably some great weather today. >> yeah, with the as playing

right next door yesterday evening. so today you can see the game at 12:37 this afternoon. we will see mostly sunny skies in oakland today and those temperatures reaching into the upper 60s. if you are going to work and maybe heading out the door to diridon station, it was will be 60 degrees in the next hour, a slow warm-up with mostly sunny skies. we will have a slight chance of rain overnight tonight. i will talk more about that coming up. mike, we're ready for the commute. >> that means mostly green and these construction crews are picking up. no more shows up in palo alto. >> that is where we see the most pronounced issues there. the disabled vehicle has been cleared. we are hoping for another five minutes or so. a little slowing shows up. >> that hanks down towards the tunnel for 101. but it is clear there and actually very clear from the golden gate bridge. i will check again to see if he

have a traffic break. i'll let you know, back to you. >> thanks, mike. still ahead in the bay, tough love for students, it's catching national attention. students who can't pay will only be fed butter and jelly sandwiches. never heard hoff that before. still ahead for you 5:25. how the rest of america is responding. a call to break up facebook from one of the people that invented facebook. >> and the newest member of the royal family here and his name is archie. so what do people think of that name? we'll have reaction from across the pond. you are watching "today in the bay." you know when you're at ross

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uber prices its shares tonight. so when you wake up tomorrow morning, these numbers will be for real. i will talk more about that in a second. los gatos showing strong financials. talking about how well this company is doing. it's really the little company that could. so watch this stock today. one of the founders of facebook is calling for the company to be broken up. chris hughes wrote an op-ed for this morning's "new york times" in which he says, among other things, i feel a sense of anger and responsibility. the government must hold mark zuckerberg accountable and it's time to break up facebook. hughes is going to be on the "today" show coming up at 7:00 to talk about his demand. uber will price its shares, sell it's stock to selected investors tonight. that's the ipo. the market debut is tomorrow. so the big question tonight is what price does uber ask for its

shares? you know uber executives are thinking about companies that went public recently. lyft disappointed investors. its share price right now is under the ipo price. you don't want that, lyft price too high. zoom rocketed upwards trading 80%. huge pop. they arguably priced too low. remember a company that goes public makes money off the stock one time, that's it. . if your stock rockets on the first day, you know you could have gotten more money for it. but you want to move a little to the positive, let's say 10%. after all, that's why serve buying from you, so it's a real goldilocks situation for uber tonight. last night in a rally in florida, president trump accused the chinese of breaking the deal, that was his words, now, if there is no deal today or at least a strong progress towards a deal, the u.s. is going to increase tariffs on chinese

goods, more chinese goods. we have 10% to 25% tomorrow morning. >> lots to watch tomorrow morning. >> that is a lot. >> stick around then. 5:18. what's in a name? everyone seems to have an opinion of the royal baby's name, prince harry and meghan markle named him archie harrison mountbutter windsor. >> it's very american, but i don't like it. >> we heard about archie. >> archie. >> and we love it. >> it's a lovely name. yes. >> yes, we like it. >> aren't they cute? well, there are no rules obviously for choosing names. the british royal family likes to honor those usually who came before them. bookmakers had arthur and edward as well as philip as the top choices for a newborn son, archie had 100 to 1 odds. if you have bookie friends and

bet on archie. >> archibald. >> a lot of people assume that. >> it's good american, i don't like it. his mother does, duh. so look, we want to get you out the door. what do you want to do? do you have a jacket? >> everywhere you have a jacket. >> there you go. >> not so much this afternoon. here's a live look outside in walnut creek. yes, we're starting again with those mid-50s and mostly cloudy skies in some spots we've even seen some patches of fog, then it will clear out as we go into late morning, early afternoon. upper 60s at noon. it will still be very comfortable there. then in the low 70s today. the seven-day forecast is already up at the bottom of the screen. if you are getting ready to bike to work today, you will have energizer stations in the south bay. san jose looking at temperatures, 57 degrees, nice and cool to start.

we'll see upper 60s at noon today with mostly sunny skies, in hayward, it's going to be in the mid-50s. so we're pretty uniform with our temperatures starting out today, late morning in hayward, we'll be in the low 60s, in the mid-60s as you go back to pick them up from school. it will be another comfortable day with highs in the low- to mid-70s, which is normal for early may. so we're still on target with our temperatures and it will also be comfortable in the east bay with a high of 76 degrees at antioch and oakland today, 67. 60 today in bailey city. north bay at 68. santa rosa 79 in yukiah. i'm watching this disturbance in the vegas area. >> that could fire up a few thunderstorms over the sierras. some of that energy could move into the bay area overnight and start us out with spotty light

sprinkles. we're not seeing much, watching out for a very slight chance. then we will see our temperatures warming up over the weekend, reaching the upper 70s in england. still looks great in our 7-day forecast. no major issues for mother's day. mike, you see a few spots starting to slow down. >> starting to slow down, no major surprise. a smooth drive through the south bay, peninsula easy, light traffic flow. we start to see a little deal right here for highway 84, making that cut from 580 to 680 through pleasanton, livermore. a drive through contra costa county. the metering lights should be turning on any second. last check, i had a couple cash lanes that needed to be opened. we have it down towards the robin williams panel. equipment is moving. i didn't see a lot of traffic. it is starting to flow across cross the golden bay bridge.

back to you. >> thanks, mike. coming up next, the help that's pouring in for one rhode island school that needs help feeding its students lunch. plus, actor george clooney is back and on "ellen." what he has in common with a new royal baby. that's coming up next. it's no ordinary day at denny's it's crepe day. a family tradition we started about twenty-two minutes ago. and from the looks of it, this tradition is going to last awhile. denny's has new crepes! see you at denny's.

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game of thrones cup saga. she did not jokingly was blamed for leaving a cup on set. an online fundraiser page is being set up for a rhode island school to help with overdue lunches. >> starting next week, students will be fed butter and jelly sandwiches if their lunch account sandwiches aren't paid. one local restaurant found out and raised over there are 1,200 for the students. the district says some 2,000 family versus outstanding hundred launch debts amounting to a $77,000 deficit. back here in the bay area, this reminder, you can save lives of cats and dogs, we're in the final fund the shelters challenge. you can donate until 11:00 this

morning. there has been so much talk of the royal family lately, a man many consider to be royalty is coming to "ellen." >> george clooney is revealing an interesting connection he has to prince harry and meghan markle's new bundle of joy. >> your birthday is the same day as the new royal baby's birthday? >> yeah, i noticed that, that's stealing my game, stealing my thunder. >> it's also really great you share the birthday with little archie. >> archie. >> isn't that a big name? >> it's better than jughead, too. >> a reference to the comics there. clooney is celebrating his 58th birthday. stay tuned for nbc bay area news at 5:00. coming up next, top stories we are following, including teachers in another district gearing up to walk out, demanding higher pay. plus, are you ready for the

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next few hours. reaching the upper 60s at noon today. more comfortable temperatures and sunshine today. a slight chance of rain, i'll talk more about that and, mike, you are watching the wait list. >> it's like watching paint dry. here the bay bridge filled in, we see right here, the tail end still dark over the fast check lane, there you go, it just opened that last of the cash lanes, this is last minute. they have one cash lane not opened, i'm monitoring the bay bridge. nonetheless, we have the metering lights on. the buildup as other folks head to work, this forms at the berkeley curve. nothing major as far as the backup. watch for the lights overhead, the red cross means that lane is not opened for business. the rest of the bay is opened.

four homes under construction going up in flames overnight. this is in hayward. these are posted on twitter by people in the area at the time. this is near olympic and huntwood avenues. you can actually see those flames there. we just spoke with haywood fire department, someone there, they told us six completed homes were threatened because of the fire. some of them were damaged. no injuries are reported. so far, fire investigators aren't calling this suspicious. we will get you that information as soon as bob riddell gets there. on adesert, wildfire season is back. last year was the state's deadliest history. 88 people killed. two years ago, the bay was hit especially hard. thousands of homes were destroyed. "today in the bay" this morning is getting an exclusive look at what fire officials are doing now. we get more from pete in

petaluma with the work already done. good morning. >> reporter: the officials minimize the damage within it comes to wildfires. of course, there is not much you can do. they want to minimize the damage what we dealt with in the past. i did get a chance to ride along with a fire inspector who gave you an idea of what they're doing. you can see in this car here, we are driving around the finch mountain area. officials showed us areas where owners need to create what's called defensible space in the event of a wildfire. when we talk about defensible space, we talk about clearing out any debris, 30 feet around the home, pine needles, dry leaves, in some cases trees. owners who need more defensible space will be given notice via next door or by mail to comply. they could face penalties an liens on their properties if they don't supply. i did get a chance to speak

about the importance of these inspections being done and a county fire official who gave us more context as to why this defensible spa is is needed. >> i think it's great. it's comforting a know that they're managing as well as people on top of it. it's a really confident feeling for sure. >> so we want to do our best to keep fires on the ground which gives firefighters an opportunity to exthing wish the fire. it gives you an opportunity to protect your home. >> reporter: and there is no doubt about it, guys, if those north bay wildfires of 2017 are still having an impact throughout sonoma county. those fires ripping through santa rosa and parts of wine country, destroying nearly 8,000 structures, burning hundreds of thousands of acres, resulting in 44 deaths. i want to point out it is wildfire awareness week if california. there will be an event in

nevada. >> that event is scheduled as to start at 2:30 p.m. we are live here in petaluma. pete suratos for "today in the bay". 5:44. we are learning new information about the two students accused of committing a deadly shooting outside of denver. 18-year-old devon ericsson and an unidentified juvenile suspect made their first court appearance yesterday. one student died in the shooting. eight others were jumped. they used to car pool together. one former student is speaking out saying he and his brother left because of them. >> we were friends, we found out what was happening and who it was. we weren't surprised. you could kind of see that coming from a mile away. >> investigators are looking into the possibility one was shot by the school's private security guard. both suspects are due back tomorrow. security concerns as well. we're developing a story,

watching a developing story in san money, where some students may be keeping their kids from class at california high school. police officers stationed there after the discovery of at least two recent graffiti messages threatening an attack. school officials are working with police to track down whoever is behind the bogus threatening messages. new this morning, a new strike threat issued by teachers at another east bay school district. city teachers vowing to hit the picket lines after negotiations stalled if march. mediation couldn't bring the sides any closer together. teachers are asking for higher pay, fighting a proposal to increase class sizes. the district says it's already facing a $5 million budget shortfall. >> new for you this morning, officers making an arrest on sonoma university. they accused the suspect of committing sexual assault. in december at a student's housing village. new for you this morning, police in the north bay are

searching for a bank robber. take a look at this screen. they say the man robbed a petaluma banc of america yesterday. no one was hurt. we don't know how much money was stolen. anyone with information is asked to call police. homelessness is a growing problem aceos the bay area. today several power players are coming together in san jose to try to address the issue. in total, there are nearly 30,000 homeless people across the bay area. the bay area economic institute says it could cost nearly $13 billion to permanently house them all. the panel includes a forum to brain storm solutions. it starts at 6:00 p.m. downtown. san francisco streets got a little more crowded when it comes to the tourist crowd. these three wheeled vehicles made their debut yesterday, colorful. they're for visitors hoping to see some of the city's major

sites, it's a unique transportation mode. according to website, guided tour starts at $85. at least they're bright. you can't miss them. >> it looks kind of cool. it's another way to see the city from a different angle. >> let's take the bay bridge. we have a lot of folks that are backed up over here. we'd like to try any alternate transportation. really you have as to wait. we sorted things out. all lanes are opened. the buildup is filling in all the lanes. a nice flow, no delays. the curve, but then that's typical at the time of day. zooming out, we see the rest of the bay. green sensors all over. there is 880. flow through this portion of free. down mowry, near padre tomorrow, guys. how's free coffee sound? >> great. >> we'll have some with you as

well. we will be passing out give cards, you can use it for coffee, tea or a breakfast time. in fremont. padres, come out at 5:00. 24 hours from now. >> meet mike. >> you have to come and say hi to me. and -- >> hello. good morning. >> pause, down. they do that to me. >> that will be fun, though. >> you will be giving out stuff all day tomorrow. because then tomorrow night, you will be on fremont street giving away ice cream. >> every 12 hours i give something away. >> you are oprah. >> better than monty hall. >> here's the forecast for tomorrow night at fremont street eats, where mike will be giving away country ice cream. we'll be at 71 degrees, perfect conditions. really nice weather. mostly sunny skies cooling down

as we go into the evenings. get there early before the ice cream runs out. on saturday, the coast will reach up to 64 degrees. the bay, the high temperatures 67 and 75 inland on saturday afternoon. and then on sunday, as you make plans for mother's day, we have more beautiful weather with sunshine all across the bay area. here's an event you might want to check out, the wag dog festival in sausalito. and we will have a cool day there. but at least it will be sunny and great for all the pets out there at the park. that starts at 10:00 on saturday morning, it goes until 3:00 in the afternoon. if you go to yosemite this weekend, heads up, there will be some storms developing each and every day from saturday into sunday, possibly monday, so if you are planning to go there, just plan around some of those storms and make sure you are aware of the weather. then for the tri-valley, some of the vineyards having mother's day events, great all weekend long. we will talk about today with

our temperature trend. that's coming up in about 3 minutes. >> thanks, kari. 5:40, the leaders of one california university say no way to an on campus chik-filet. what the students are demanding and why. kari weather tease

mike traffic tease . happy thursday. it is 5 clch:43.

there may be mist and drizzle as you head out the door. in evergreen, we'll reach into the upper 60s at noon today. we'll talk about our high temperatures in the 70s and where we could see a slight chance of rain. that's coming up in less than five minutes. >> blocking at the golden gate bridge, they're not impeding our view of the traffic, which is flowing across highway 101 here. we will show you how things are starting to back up around the bay. 5:44 right now, happening today, in santa clara county, a sanctuary policy will be up for debate. the human rights will hold a hearing on the proposal. >> that move is being sparked in part by a deadly stabbing of a south san jose woman in her home, the suspect was a repeat offender released twice from jail. >> that policy change would allow the county to contact i.c.e. when an undocumented immigrant convicted of a violent

felony is about to be set free, supervisors approved a plan to study it. a federal case gets under way in san francisco. that's where the potential slaughter of hundreds of wild horses. they say they want to move about a thousand mustangs living inside the national forest. agencies just can't support them. under the plan, the horses would first go up for adoption, animal advocates fear those that don't get adopted will end up in the slaughterhouse. >> new for you this morning, minors that make bad mistakes have a new way without spending time without bars. it's called restore ative justice. if you can all come to an agreement on a plan too make things right, whether it be community service or payment.

if the youth completes it, no charges will be filed. contra costa is the fourth place in the state to do this. new this morning, novato could be the first place to open up a recreational pot shop. it would allow testing labs to storyfront retail locationings. however, there will be zoning around permit limitations, city council is set to decide that at its meeting this morning. new this morning, chik-filet may be kicked off. the school's academic senate is pushing for the university president to make the change the campus organization posed points to chick-fil-a's history of donating to anti-lbgtq causes. this isn't the fair chick-fil-a have had debates, many had concerns about them opening

inside san francisco national airport. the president's oldest son has been called to congress to talk about russians. >> santa cruz startling news. >> completely unexpected. donald trump, jr., has been suspended by the senate inlligence committee to return to talk more about what he knew about a plan to build trump tower in moscow as well as what he told his father, the president about that secret meeting with russia at new york's trump dow to ytower for . he said i love it. remember, republicans run the senate. the committee that issued the subpoena is run by richard burr, they're continuing their investigation into the russian interference despite a declaration by senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. the investigations were at an end. this is one of the first times we seen a republican-led committee defy mcconnell's

wishes. as you know, a democratic house committee voted to have contempt charges go against bill barr, assuming speaker nancy pelosi allows it. chairman jerly nadler calls it a constitutional crisis. really. we have been down this road before. the house found obama's ag in contempt for refusing to turn over documents, clinton defied congress, in fact, here's senator lindsey graham telling the senate in the '90s, hey, we threatened to impeach nixon, let's impeach checkpoint for the same reason. >>. >> it is not your job to tell us what we need. it is your job to comply with things we need to provide oversight over you. the day richard nixon failed to answer that subpoena is the day that he was subject to impeachment because he took the power from congress over the impeachment process away from congress and he became the judge and jury. >> lots going on in washington this morning, including trade

talks, they may lead to tariffs. you can follow me on twitter on ask scott mcgrew. >> we'll check in with you. check this out. if you need a little pick -me-u, here you go. they're extra special because they're in danger. the effects came from two breeding couples. the zoo says it's the first time adult penguins' eggs have hatched there. there are only 23,000 breeding pairs if xivenlts aren't that adorable? >> they really are. >> so head on south. >> i want to take one home. >> that is the problem, marcus. >> they're endangered. >>. >> a stuffed one. >> and a matching tee-shirt. >> twinsees. >> this morning, we are starting out mostly cloudy. you see the fog over san

francisco and drizzling too, in a few spots with patchy fog. after that clears out, we have a nice morning and day ahead. going ofor your drive, it will e 63 degrees through 7:00. seeing the temperatures warming up. we get more sunshine, check out the 7-day forecast already up at the bottom of the screen. as we look at our high temperatures today, like yesterday, reaching into the low- to mid-70s in the inland areas, 73 will be the high in livermore and san jose, oakland reaching 67 degrees and 61 in san francisco. if you are going to the as game tonight, or this afternoon, rather, earlier in the day, it will be 63 degrees and breezy, mostly sunny and a great day out there before we see the next team coming in town. as we go into tonight, i'm watching the rain and clouds that we're seeing over vegas starting to make its way just a little bit farther to the west.

if it makes it over the sierra and that energy pushes south of the bay area, there will be an increase in clouds and a slight chance of rain. it looks like the rain chances will stay south of the bay area. we may start out late tonight into early tomorrow morning with a chance of showers, really not staying there much on our hour by hour forecast. going into the week, we're back to our sunshine, inland valleys in the upper 70s and slightly cooler for the beginning of next week with a stronger ocean breeze, great weather passes over in the next seven days, staying cooler in san francisco, mother's day, reaching 62 with sunshine. mike, we may have an issue on the bay bridge. >> always a concern. this is the time all the folks are headed over there. the median lights are on. while we check the rest of the bay's compute, a little 101 in san jose, same thing, i have been staring at this backup. not a backup. a slow down through hayward and

union city, the san mateo bridge looks good if spite of an orange cone, that is really cautionary note there. over here, there we go, there is the bay bridge, we are seeing slowing westbound, from emeryville, the coc has been taking on that in there. we had a darker view. we managed to lighten it up. we can see westbound is steady in treasure island, disabled vehicles in the tunnel. we will check on that, so far over the last seven minutes, no problem, back to you. >> thanks, mike. happening now, we get new video of the u.s. aircraft carrier group equipped with bombers now being deployed to the middle east. this as tensions with iran increased. if they that ill to negotiate new terms for the 2015 nuclear deal. next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds? he called ahead of time to check the airport parking rate. by the time he got there, he was

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south bay man who spotted a problem with a parking spot. + he felt he was over-charged. so, consumer investigator chris chmura stepped in. . an nbc bay area man had a

problem with a park, spot. >> good morning, bill gibbons wrote to us and said he budgeted $22 a day for parking. that's what it was on the telephone hot line, when he exited the lot, sjc charged him $30 a day. he filed a complaint and we called the hot line saying this was $22 a day when the price was there are 30 a day. we contacted sjc. they told us it was outdated and didn't request a price increase, they took action immediately, first they gave bill a full $90 refund and changed the recording the same date. >> >> we can talk to a live human being for live pricing. in a statement, the airport

said, we apologize for any inconvenience mr. gibbons, thanks for bringing there to our attention. if you paid more for something, perhaps we can give it a call. >> well, 5:57 right now, ride share has been in the news lately, it was once sold as a way to lower traffic congestion. this case researchers found uber and lyft are behind two-thirds of the traffic increase over six years. they find ride sharing calls are causes mass transit. . starting july 1st, you have to be 21, not 18, the company announced that change in a letter to the fda. walmart will stop selling fruit and dessert flavored

ecigarettes. well, this morning, san francisco mayor london breed responds to an nbc bay area investigation into the city's multi-million dollar street cleaning program. >> they look at safety laws the city has been ignoring. >> reporter: good morning, you know the number of traffic accidents in san francisco already makes this area one of the most dangerous in the state. now one of the city's own departments is facing cost criticism for its employees even describe as dangerous driving. after we first started reporting on this issue, state investigators have cited and fined san francisco's street cleaning department for its overloaded trash trucks. in fact, lawmakers are launching a probe of their own with a government hearing, the mayor of san francisco is also responding to our investigation. we have that part of the story for you online right now so check out nbcbayarea.com/investigation. >> and if you have a story for

our investigative unit, give them a call, 888-996-tips or go to the website nbc bay area.com/investigations. breaking news from the vatican overnight, are you environments for priests and nuns around the world as the church fights sexual abuse and coverups. >> i think facebook has become too big, too powerful. >> breaking up facebook, that's the suggestion from menlo park original founders. he issues an outline in a scathing op-ed. california high school on high alert. new details from police sparking concerns at cal high. "today in the bay" continues right now. and a very good thursday morning. i had to think about it for a second. >> just charging ahead. good morning, i'm laura garcia.

>> i'm marcus washington. mike will have a look at that in a bit. kari will tell us what's ahead today. >> it will be a great day, sunshine, temperatures reaching into the low 70s for our microclimates. we start out at 54 degrees in livermore, 55 in gilroy, 51 this morning in santa rosa. if you are getting up and out the door for school this morning in the south bay, expect it to be cloudy up until about 9:00. the sun comes out and our temperatures start to warm up. we will talk about where we could see some spotty light showers in the forecast and, mike, you have a crash in concord. >> i do. i want to take a second to look. overall, we are looking at a smooth drive. green all over the bay, coming down towards the 50s through hayward and here we're concerned about concord. we see this bay point, somewhere between highway 4 and 282, reports of a crash, moving off