welcome to welcome to welcome to monday morning. the first measurable rain we have seen in weeks. i'm lawyer i'm laura garcia. >> a live look at san jose. starts out dry. there may be rain headed our way. lots of it. we are going to still enjoy the sunshine today. low 50s as you step out the door.

mid-60s already by 11:00. we'll talk about all our microclimates. you have a couple of things already in the east bay. >> that's right. everything moving smoothly. a crash i'm tracking on highway 24 just off the walnut creek interchange. a little slowing. we will follow up. chp should get more details to us in a second. the approach here at the berkeley curve. reports of a smoking vehicle around this area. it sounds like it will be inaccurate as far as the location. right now it's moving smoothly. thanks, mike. breaking news in contra costa valley. a violent night. >> multiple gunshots. live in richmond is pete suratos. what do you know so far, pete? >> reporter: we're trying to gather more details.

i'm in richmond. you see behind me. four police units still here on scene. it's not too far from booker t. anderson park, for folks who are familiar with this area. several casings in the apartment complex. i will show you video of that. it's unclear the number of victims in this at the time of the shooting. it's still an active scene behind me. we're going to confirm this is t p potrero apartment complex. this is the 2500 block of edgemont avenue. 23rd street. you see a white van with officers in white shirts looking for clues in another incident. again, in that one, it's unclear the number of victims or what time the shooting took place. live back out here on 47th and

portrero avenue in richmond, they are looking to see if these incidents are connected. we will provide any updates as they come in. pete suratos, "today in the bay". new for you this morning, new legal trouble for wikileaks founder julian assange. they will reopen the sexual assault case in sweden. the swedish prosecutor announced plans to request an extradition even though the u.s. is already making a similar request. british courts may have to decide which courts take precedence. we reported on the crumbling infrastructure before. a new report reiterates the fact that the stale is failing in critical areas. >> kris sanchez joins us live from san jose with where we have

seen some of this trouble. >> hi there, laura and marcus. an overall passing grade of c. that leaves a lot of room for improvement. key areas are under consideration right now. it might come as no surprise. california gets a d-minus in energy. and d for inland waterways and levees. included in the time frame considered by the group that puts this report out, the american society of civil engineers is that 2017 failing of the oroville dam spillway. they said what has to improve is state and local funding. also bringing the public into the know about the need for improvement. we will report throughout the morning and i'll be back with some of the other recommendations that the association of civil engineers is making this morning.

and i will post tidbits on social media. all right. we'll check back with you. thanks, chris. a father is in jail for reporting his daughter was kidnapped when his car was stolen in the east bay. it was all a reduce. they just wanted police to find his car fast. that led to an amber alert. police spotted the car in el cerrito. after a short case, the carjacker crashed. he was arrested. but there was no girl. she was later found safe with her mother. >> the car was taken. he thought he would have quicker response and a quicker recovery on the his vehicle by lying to the police saying his 3 earl kwraoe daughter was in the car. >> the search wasted a lot of resources.

we're still waiting to hear the exact charges. >> people plan to gather at the intersection where a commuter bus struck and killed a man saturday night at 7:30 on golden gate and high streets. it's believed a transit bus struck and killed the unidentified man. they called the intersection extremely dangerous. >> students will gather to honor a 16-year-old who died early saturday when authorities say a woman driving the wrong way on highway 17. four others were also hurt. grief counselors will be on hand today. the woman was driving under the influence. >> a tree fell on a cupertino home over the weekend. just look at this damage left

behind. crews say a section broke off the truck was 60 feet round. they were able to get out of the house through a back window. luckily, no one was hurt. others say it likely snapped because of old age and heavyweight. >> this is going to be exciting. >> we will take you to the shark tank live for you. you need to get ready because it is going to be a fan frenzy out there. >> game two of the western conference finals. >> past the midway point of period two. fires. to the net. he scores! >> oh, yeah. the sharks took game one on saturday, winning 6-3. the game seen right here on nbc bay area. as unusual they will hoeft a street rally outside the shark

tank. it starts 6:00 p.m. on nbc sports network. the rally gets going at 4:00 p.m. warriors fans, we now know who the dubs will play in the spot for the nba finals. get ready for a battle with port land and a matchup between the curry brothers. portland beating denver 100-96. this was the first of two game sevens yesterday. the other one had one of the most spectacular finishes ever. >> score! >> you could see the anticipation. kawhi leonard scored and took the 76ers to the top. >> 4:38. coming up next on "today in the bay", making a big bet on

digital banking. many consumers ready to ditch their local branch. and a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza right there. mike will have a look coming up in just a bit. it is 4:39 for you right now. you're watching "today in the bay".

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cnbc headquarters. wall street is set for more losses at the opening bell. investors continue to contract to the trump administration decision a raise tariffs on billions of dollars in chinese goods on friday. and imposing tariffs on millions more. the markets are waiting for any retal year measures from beijing. the dow suffering its worst week since march. the nasdaq and the s&p 500 having their worst of the year. many consumers are ready to ditch their local branch. "the wall street journal" said city added $1 billion in digital deposits, more than all of last year. people who do not live near the bank's 700 branches. they have rolled out accounts to mobile apps aimed at credit card

customers. it's targeting potential customers with mobile banking offers and rewards. and inter island flights between honolulu and kona on the big island. and daily service to hilo in 2020. >> who doesn't want to go to hawaii, right? >> i want to go. >> aloha. >> mahalo. >> i want to go. and the weather on this coast has been awful. >> you know what, come on over. >> that will put a spring in your step right there. >> thanks. coming up here on "today in the bay", kari is tracking chances of rain in the forecast. >> yeah. with he start out dry weather. clear skies. a live look at palo alto.

more sunshine today after a cool start. a nice, warm afternoon. yes, we have several storm systems headed our way. i'll talk about that coming up next. >> our friends in the truck scales getting weighed in the morning. some have to do it for work, others want to do it to start the week off on a positive note.

and a good monday morning. coming off a nice mother's day.

i love you guys. 4:46 for you right now. hey, now to a story that might -- you might find emu-zing. >> what is going on in this picture? >> look at this. it was caught on camera yesterday. police are taking this unusual walk on the job in scottsdale, arizona. officers responded to this call of a large bird on the loose. take a look right there. they were able to track down the emu that escaped from a nearby home. the bird was safely returned to its owner. >> she's walking so powerfully, like, taking it for a walk. >> it was a new like a canine unit, an emu unit. >> who has that for a pet? >> emus,s on stritchs, and

lamas. >> she was walking with purpose, that lady. let me tell you that. >> purpose to the weather today. >> hey, i'm excited. when i get excited, you know something is in the works. >> what is going on? >> we have rain headed our way. it's been dry for so long. we have some significant rain chances here. we start out with clouds and our typical start to a monday morning. we will see all of this clearing out today. and our temperatures start out with upper 40s, even low 50s south of the golden gate bridge. yeah. our high temperatures today perfect. our highs reaching 74 in san jose. 76 in morgan hill. 76 in antioch. napa reaching 71 degrees, with san francisco in the low 60s. all right. let's get to the storms coming in for the middle of the week. we're already seeing the clouds on the satellite imagery. and very steady train of some rain that's connecting over towards hawaii. as we look at what's foggy to happen, as this area of low

pressure nears wednesday, we will start to see some of the showers developing wednesday morning. unsettled weather, possibly some thunderstorms. as that clears out, there will be another storm system right behind that that could effect your weekend plans with scattered showers from saturday into sunday. when we talk initially about how much rain we may see, this is what the computer models are showing. really significant rain for may. normally for the entire month we get three-quarters to just a little bit more, three-quarters of an inch of rain. we're looking at possibly double that amount as we go into the end of the week. more for the weekend. rain going into wednesday and thursday. friday looks dry. saturday is when the rain comes back and may continue into sunday with scattered showers. this is something i will be tracking throughout the week and more updates to come. mike, you are updating the crash on highway 84. >> yeah.

a couple of vehicles involved. one still in the middle of the freeway. as we back out of the shot, the south bay all along the peninsula and east bay. no problems. tri-valley looks great. folks are moving equipment from overnight construction. pleasant hill, one vehicle in the middle of the roadway. there's a box truck over on the shoulder. two vehicles involved. we're waiting for another flatbed. another crash in the area. on-ramp at olympic southbound 680. a specific set of folks. very few folks using the area right now. west 24 looks like it is clearing. there may have been a traffic break. no problem for the rest of the approach. the cash lanes are not all open just yet. back to you. thanks so much, mike. an emergency landing in myanmar. the pilot had to touchdown without the front landing gear. yesterday's emergency landing

and everything leading up to it was caught on camera. there was smoke rising from under the seats shortly after the plane landed. passengers scrambled to get off the plane. the pilot flew around the air traffic control tower twice so staff could check to see if the landing gear had been activated. they decided to then make the emergency landing. there were about 90 people on the plane and, luckily, no one was hurt. authorities in southern california investigating a report of unwanted touching on board a flight. >> sun country flight took off from minneapolis. authorities interviewed a male passenger accused of touching a woman. they did not arrest that man. so far no charges have been filed. dennis rod man at the center of a police investigation, accused of helping people make out with 400 pound crystal and clothing at a yoga studio.

he was caught on camera with one of the incidents. they four worked together to distract aen employee. she said rodman returned the following day and tried to distract an employee while the accomplice grabbed more clothes. negotiations are under way in california. governor newsom initially handed off his $213 billion plan to lawmakers. more money earmarked for k through 12 education. and homeless services including mental health and transitional housing. they have until june 15th to announce a plan. >> it is 4:52 right now. moving on to decision 2020. an easier way to get your ballot just by sending a text. an app allows registered vote stories get a ballot by mail.

text cocoballot to 26693. they hope it will lead to more people voting in the 2020 election. >> sounds easy. >> there you go. >> 4:53 right now. coming up on "today in the bay", nbc bay area responds. on their way home from an overseas trip, they find one of their flights was never booked. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds, next. and happening now, people in virginia cleaning up this morning. strong weekend storms spawned a tornado. ef-1 touched down in suffolk, virginia. more news right after this break.

4:55 for you right now. nbc bay area responds to a north bay country whose round trip flight to the philippines nearly left them stranded. >> and it cost more than they budgeted. >> good morning. andy gutierrez and his wife were at the airport in manila in the philippines said to fly to taipei and then on to san francisco, home. but the airline told them they only had a reservation from tie pie to sfo. on spot in manila, they had to book a separate flight and that cost them $380 on the spot. they asked expedia to pay for

that. >> correct process was followed. we regret to inform you that my request for refund was fully denied. >> we contacted them. a week later andy got his $380, plus a $200 bonus voucher for the hassle. in a statement expedia said, our executive team determined there was an error made in reissuing the customer's airline tickets. call us at 1-888-996-tips or nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> thanks, chris. 4:57. a check of the forecast coming up. yeah. the sunshine that's headed our way this afternoon making it easier to get out of bed this monday morning. martinez will be in the upper 60s by noon. a look at rain in the forecast for the middle of the week. more on that coming up. and a clear view of the traffic across the richmond to san rafael bridge. l vote today w

proposed a )s stadium at the port of oakland - and a crucial vote for the a's stadium at the port of oakland. coming up in a live report, more on the opposition that is building against the move. you're watching "today in the bay". breaking news in contra

right now at 5:00, breaking news in the contra costa county. gunfire breaks out overnight.

live report in just minutes actress felicity huffman expected to plead guilty in the college bribe scandal. a late season storm eyes the bay area. kari hall is tracking when the rain will get here. "today in the bay" continues right now. >> and a good monday morning to you. a great way to start out the workweek. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. hope you had a great weekend and a freight mother's day. did you, kari? >> yeah. it was beautiful. nice to wake up to some flowers. >> and? >> all right. we do have clouds this morning. but we are also talking about rain in the forecast. and this is a live look outside in walnut creek as we start out this morning. a lot of people already up and out the door. temperatures start out with mid-50s. we'll see at