their tphapdemands. game over. a number of co-workers you may not see today. "today in the bay" continues right now. a very good morning to you and thanks so much for joining us. hope you had a great weekend. i'm laura garcia. i'm marcus washington. mike will have a look at the commute in just a bit. but first let's get you out the door with this weather, kari. a lot of rain over the weekend. >> this time you can leave the umbrella at home. >> all right. >> that's going to be a nice little break. before we have to pick it back up and lug it around tomorrow. we start out with a lot of clouds. a live look outside at palo alto. our temperatures are chilly. it feels like it is definitely in the middle of winter when we are -- we know we are getting closer to the end of spring. but right now we have temperatures starting out at 50 degrees. low rise into the low 60s today. we'll talk about the timeline of that next round of rain and,

mike, you're heading through the tri-valley. >> i am, kari. we have more slowing. first of all, what you would expect, 680, 84 through pleasanton, livermore, sunol. also slowing for 880. right here this is a critical connector out of discovery bay. see the red and orange. slowing for a couple of miles down to rudy. slow at 580. no incidents reported. the sensors adjust. i will keep my eye on that for anything unusual. highway 4, as well as the upper east shore freeway. back to you. hundreds of teachers in union city and hayward will hit the picket lines in just about an hour in the first day of strikes for the new haven school district. all schools will still be open today using substitute teachers and anyodministrative staff to teach.

demanding a 10% raise the next two years. they had originally asked for 20% but have since come down. the district says this would cost $20 million. it is offering 3% raise this year and 1% raise next year. a man using a machete-like weapon was taken into custody. >> what did neighbors say. >> i was able to talk to the owner of the home where this happened. it took several hours, but officers finally arrested the suspect at 2:00. it happened at that home in the 2300 block of parker street just before 6:00 yesterday evening. it started with the suspect 40-year-old nathan holman has been a renter for more than five years. the owner told us he and another man trying to move the belongings of a completely different tenant who holman

locked them out. the victim went back in the house and then the victim came out of the house with cuts across both hands and he was bleeding profusely. he told us berkeley p.d. dealt with holman before and knew he was coping with mental health issues and were extremely patient when holman refused to leave the home for several hours. >> they handled it very professionally, very carefully. we waited. and there were no major injuries. there had been previous incidents but not involving physical injury. they were here last thursday night. >> police arrested holman on the third floor deck and he is being held under suspicion. the suspect nathan holman is also in the hospital. he's undergoing a medical examination right now.

live in berkeley, thom jensen, "today in the bay". thank you for that update. 6:03. happening now in southern alabama, a hand mundt is under way after one police officer was shot and killed. two others were injured. the shooting happened last night at a trailer park outside montgomery. officers were responding to reports of a domestic disturbance. a blue alert as officers search for the suspect identified as grady wilkes. the chief of the auburn police department said they will do whatever it takes to bring him into custody. >> just a terrible thing. we're trying to be there with our officers and those families right now. >> again, this is in southern alabama. the two other officers did not suffer life-threatening injuries. 6:04 right now. and in washington, president trump is taking on a member of his own party, going after michigan house republican justin amash after he said trump's

conduct was itch peopleable. craig boswell joins us with the latest. good morning, craig. >> reporter: laura, good morning. good morning, everyone. president trump now going after a fellow republican on twitter over the mueller report. michigan republican justin amash is the first to say president trump behavior is impeachable conduct for trying to obstruct the special counsel's russia investigation. >> well, it's about time a republican stepped to the table. and i wish every republican and democrat, if they have not read the mueller report, read it. >> reporter: in a series of tweets, amash said the president's actions meet the threshold for impeachment and attorney general william barr deliberately misrepresented mueller's report in his summary. president trump fired back on twitter calling him a total lightweight and a loser.

others say the claims lack evidence >> i respect him. i think it's a courageous statement. but i believe that to make a case for obstruction of justice you just don't have the elements. >> there is now bipartisan support for really understanding the seriousness of what is in the mueller report. >> a key house democrat said the amash criticism does not make a bipartisan case. >> what may be pushing us in the direction of impeachment has less to do with justin amash and more to do with the fact that the administration is in a massive obstructionism campaign. >> reporter: democrats are locked in a battle with the white house. craig boswell, nbc news, washington. weather watchers will be closely watching the skies in parts of the country, especially the middle part of the country. that's because a rare weather alert is out in parts of the west of texas as well as oklahoma as they face extremely high risks of tornados. >> today is the highest issued

for that area in two years. in fact, many schools in oklahoma city are just shutting down today in anticipation of those tornados>> over the weekend, two super storm cells came through. this is parts of central texas, spawning multiple twisters and some of the homes were damaged as well. >> not rain and thunder there. but hail. take a look at this. one of our viewers braved all of that wild weather to bring us this from yesterday. and the weekend weather triggering incredible sights. look at the golden gate bridge. lightning video from yesterday. just a beautiful sight. i'm sure it was scary if you were closer by. >> no kidding. nice from a distance there. plame it on the rain as well. it didn't help the fair in antioch. wash-out conditions at times, especially yesterday afternoon.

the germ manager says the heavy rain kept people at home and likely cost many vendors thousands of dollars. i know this weekend i stayed in the bay area. i would just try to find the windows of opportunity to take the dogs out for a walk. come in and it would downpour. go for a quick run, come in and it would rain. >> we had it all to ourselves. a lot of people stayed inside. this is a look at the forecast in free mont. if you're on your way to the warm springs bart station, it will be mostly cloudy and still really cool with low 50s. we'll see it gradually warming today. we are now going to see the temperatures head to the mid to upper six for many of your inland areas. nice to have a break. we know there's still more rain on the way. i'll have more on that and, mike, you're getting help for this report. >> effort that. a little assist. we'll put that to the stats there. just like draymond green.

a smooth drive to the bay bridge. that's fine. it shows up on our sensors. not a lot of activity for crashes around the bay. southbound, slowing. north bound, we hold our waze system for our community system. they report some sort of object on the roadway. we called it out as a thank you for that person to join our team. we hope you will join nbc bay area wazers as well. thanks, mike. 6:09. next and new this morning, the watch has ended. millions of dollars in lost productivity employers are blaming on "game of thrones" another mistake in last night's finale. we'll show you that moment, but don't worry, no spoilers. we'll check your money as you get back to work. >> it is scary that something like that could happen to your kids a miracle rescue for a

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kind of breaking through as we start out on this monday. we will see that throughout the day. a mix of sun and clouds, and temperatures staying on the cool side. this is our break from the rain. but it all comes back late tonight into tomorrow. i'll have a look at the time lean of the rain where you live coming up in less than five minutes. and a beautiful sunrise showing up on the backs of these cars as they travel across the san mateo bridge. we are looking at a smooth drive here. and good morning to you. very happy monday as well. the head of the fed speaks today. that could certainly move markets. tesla is at a two and a half year low. ceo elon musk sent out a memo on thursday, warned employees he would be examining every expense and expenditure personally. the company had its first full day of trading today after a nice pop on friday, opening for

the first time at $16 a share, rising to almost $24. fast live deals with cloud computing. you remember last week the u.s. announced american companies would not be allowed to do business with chinese telecom company huawei. google says it is limiting the use of its android operating system on huawei phones. it is rare more americans to oss huawei phones. the u.s. government says you really shouldn't. but they are popular overseas. huawei is the second largest maker of phones, in fact, behind samsung. the company accused of close ties to the chinese government. the ceo made a rare statement to the press over the weekend denying his company has ties to the communist government, and denying accusations his equipment helps chinese spy agencies. i'll have the highest ranking officer here in north america on next sunday's "press:here". >> this picture just released

the premiere in front in charge of trade in a black v-neck with the silver hair. the official news agency sent this out. it is a special metals that go into iphones, teslas, hawaii-tech product. i think you are getting a message from the chinese this morning. we have the stuff you need to build teslas and iphones. we're going to take a tour of the facility and publish a photo. how is the trade war going? >> interesting. >> did you watch "game of thrones"? >> i've never seen "game of thrones". >> well, it's over. ten years after it started, "game of thrones" is finished. no spoiler here. we won't tell you who is the new ruler of the seven king dominance. self of your co-workers might be calling in sick, or at least late. a study predicts 10 million americans will skip work,

another 6 million may be late or a little less productive than usual. it has cost employers more than $3 billion in lost productivity ever since the show started. i know, right? it's a lot of money. and another production gaffe. we remember how the coffee cup was spotted in an earlier episode this season. this time an eagle eye viewer caught a water bottle during one of the final scenes of the last night's episode. >> you're watching every little thing if you noticed that. >> that was bad marketing. at least with starbucks, we knew it was a starbucks cup. that time you could not see the label. >> you didn't know. >> i want my money back. >> we are now in the midst of several storm systems that have been moving through the bay area. yes, it is still may. and we're talking about that. here's a live look outside as

the sun rises over sfo. i'm giving you a look there because that's where we measured an inch of rain the past 48 hours. san jose, getting three-quarters of an inch. look how much rain we got in the north bay at mt. tam. nearly three inches of rain. ben lomond and santa cruz mountains, over 2 inches. petaluma measuring an inch and a half. this is fairly significant. we know that we have had more than double, even triple the normal amounts of rain in a lot of spots. and then as we take a live look at walnut creek, still a lot of water left on the roadways. at least we have a break from the rain today. cool start with low 50s. and we will see the temperatures make it into the mid-60s by early afternoon. it is cooler than normal. we reach up to 65 in napa. a high of 65 in livermore. in morgan hill, reaching 68 degrees. 65 today in palo alto.

so this is a break that storm system moving away. and then the next one is developing and moving closer as we go into the timeline. we see that rain already making it into the north bay tonight shortly after sunset. we will start to see some of the showers, very scattered spfplt this looks like it will be hit or miss rain system off and on throughout the day tomorrow as well. a slight chance of thunderstorms. all of this moving out by wednesday morning. and then another pref break before more rain comes in. it has been pretty soggy. this won't bring as much rain. a tenth to a quarter inch. a live look over lake tahoe this morning. i love this view. they get a fresh coating of snow. there's more snow in the forecast. the potential of another 5 to 10 inches of snow between now and thursday. really amazing to see all of that. even going into the weekend. additional rain and snow there. and we are going to stay busy as well. rain pretty much every other day

inland as our temperatures gradually warm up. and you're checking out a new crash in san jose. >> we'll check. overall your commute showing typical slowing here through the tri-valley. same thing for the east bay. and now building across the san mateo bridge. northbound 280 is the direction coming towards san jose state. crash reported around 11th. that would be a big factor, but we don't see a lot of slowing. one report said one vehicle still in lanes. it's been five minutes. haven't seen a lot of slowing. north 101 does show that. same thing with north 87 approaching curter in the capital expressway. the north bay, not a major problem. a build for the upper east shore freeway. almost a half hour from highway 4 to the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. no delays for the transit agencies. almost 50 trains running from bart system. great stuff. back to you. all right. thanks, mike.

still ahead for you this hour, stopping the e-cigarette boom. the sweeping step one north bay community may take tonight and how much money it will cost the city itself >> we just talked about the water bottle caught on the "game of thrones" set. how good of an eagle eye are you when you're watching "today in the bay"? hmm. take a close look. our producer just tweeted out what he saw on set. oh, tony. >> i see a water bottle.

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news making headlines around the nation and the world: the toronto star reports welcome back. at 6:22, some of the news making headlines around the nation and the world. toronto star reporting a canadian man is among five people killed in a honduras plane crash. four americans also died. their identities have not been released. one man was knocked unconscious when a brawl broke out among local leaders at a convention in southern california. the l.a. times said the melee at indian wells happened during a seminar for services like firefighting and law enforcement avengers finally found their kryptonite. john wick knocks them from the top of the box office. john wick 3 grossed $57 million in its debut.

6:23. cameras caught a girl being snatched on a walk outside with her mother. >> this all happened on saturday. that's when 8-year-old celine sabaca was walking with her mother in fort worth. a doorbell camera caught the mom being thrown from the suspect's car. and then eight hours later, police tracked down the little girl and the suspect at a suburban fort worth hotel. they were tipped off by two men who actually went out on their own to find that vehicle matching the police description. >> i wasn't sure. if i thought i wasn't going to find her, i probably wouldn't have gone. >> that is one of the two men who went looking for the car. the suspect, 51-year-old michael webb is facing multiple felony charges. new for you this morning, no joke here. a former comedian is being inaugurated today as the new ukrainian president. >> he high-fived and celebrated and took selfies.

they welcomed him ahead of the ceremony. the newly elected president disbanded parliament after that. he has no previous political experience. he won the election with 73% of the vote. later today on the "ellen" show reese witherspoon stops by. >> she said a new legally blonde 3 may be in the works. >> there are rumors. that legally blonde 3 is happening. is that happening? >> well, we're meeting about it. i don't know. do you want to see legally blonde 3?

>> so the movies had a lot of fans. reese also talked about season 2 of "big little lies", which is based in monterey. "ellen" starts at 4:00, followed by nbc bay area news at 5:00. and "nightly news" with lester holt at 5:30. 49ers fans, here's a look at your future. nick bosa rocking his new uniform. it looks kind of cool, right? number two pick in the nfl draft. here are stories we're working on at 6:30, hundreds of east bay teachers going on strike in a half hour. what they want and what the district is offering and the impact to students and families. all new, bad ink. the recall anyone with tattoos needs to hear about. plus. we'll put a little fuel. >> you probably already heard about this story. a multimillion dollar gift to

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taking a live look outside in san jose. right now at 6:30 on your monday morning, let's take a peek outside. the sun's arrival. we remember you. taking a live look at south bay overlooking san jose. a beautiful sunrise on your monday morning. taking a break from all the rain

we've been having as well. hope you had a great weekend. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. over to kari hall to see when we can expect the rain to start falling again in in parts of the north bay, as early as tonight. the break in the rain doesn't last that long. this is a live look at dublin as we get started. mostly sunny skies to the dublin bart station. it feels chilly, though. temperatures in the upper 40s. then low 60s later today. our break from the rain doesn't last long. you have a warning for drivers. >> yeah. bring the sunglasses. light from san francisco to the east bay.

680 sound at sunol, there is a crash in that area. details from chp coming up. thanks, mike. breaking news. we are getting word that ford motor company plans to cut 7,000 jobs, including 900 this week alone. this is a huge announcement. the number of jobs to be cut is actually 10% of ford's global workforce. the michigan-based company says it is restructuring and this is a plan that will save them $600 million annually. ford laying off 7,000 workers. it is not clear which plants in the u.s. will be impacted. 6:31 right now. happening now, hundreds of east bay teachers locked in a bitter labor dispute are walking off the job. it is leaving parents and students concerned about their

education just as the school year is set to wrap up. bob redell jones us in union city to tell us what we can expect when the strikes start in about 30 minutes, bob. >> reporter: right, laura, yes. classes are still on in logan and the union city unified. the strike will begin at 7:00. they will take to the picket lines. the union represents roughly 600 teachers in the district, they announced they would take to the ticket line even in spite of efforts yesterday by both sides to come to an agreement on a new contract. that clearly didn't happen. the district's 12 schools will remain open by using substitute teachers and admin staff to teach. it will be an enrichment day in the classroom, not the typical lesson plan. it's not clear when negotiators will meet again.

stumbling block to an agreement right now is teachers' pay. >> we are very confident that the money is there to kind of have the fajr described. >> we did add some language that gives the teachers an ongoing raise if some money from the state comes through. my understanding is that nhta did not move. >> reporter: nhta is new haven teachers association, the teachers union. they are demanding a 10% raise over this year and the next. they had originally asked for 20% but have since come down. the district said that offer would cost the district $20 million. the district is offering a 3% raise this year. 1% raise the next.

the district are proud that their teachers are the highest paid here in the county. no word on how long this strike would last. the district did point out they would like it to end soon as the school year wraps up in june. all right, bob. another one we will be following closely. authorities have not yet identified the teenage girl who died in a deadly crash early yesterday in concord. this happened a little before 1:00 a.m. on kirker pass road and clear brook drive near concord pavilion. the 18-year-old driver struck a utility pole. the cause is still under investigation. and police in antioch are trying to determine the relationship between a woman found dead in her home and the man detained in connection with her death. her body was discovered at a home on big horn court. they are not indicating how she died but do believe that it is a

homicide. officers are questioning a 32-year-old man also from antioch. so far they are not confirming charges will be filed >> happening today, san rafael leaders debate a plan to be the latest city to ban flavored tobacco. council members are weighing two options, one an outright ban and the other allowing them in adults-only stores. >> if you're thinking about getting a tattoo or know somebody who is, a heads-up for you this morning. the fda is recalling six different types of ink contaminated with bacteria. it is produced by three separate companies, scalpa ink, dynamic color, and solid ink diablo. it may create rashes leading to scarring. it is graduation season. while some commencement speakers

inspired with words, one inspired students yesterday with action. promising to pay off their student loan debt, every single graduate. >> kris sanchez is here to explain the promise. and there is a bay area connection. >> i have never been to a graduation like this one. i probably wouldn't be asked to after this. it could change the graduates' life. it happened at morehouse college where billionaire robert f. smith delivered the commencement address. there was definitely reason to listen to what he had to say anyway. smith did more than give the graduates advice. he gave the graduates financial freedom. >> i have a challenge to you, alumni. this is my class, 2019. and my family is making a grant to eliminate their student loans.

>> all right. you can see the reaction there. after that, the students started chanting mvp. i would say they are on target. student debt hit record levels in 2018. "the wall street journal" found students graduate with 30% more debt than other students. it is estimated that the generous offer is going to cost that grant foundation about $40 million. he is the richest african-american in the country. and his challenge was to the alumni, do something for your class. >> pay it forward. >> but then looked to the graduates and say good out and do something good. >> which is great to follow all the stories. >> i know. everybody on twitter is like we want to see the faces, the moms fainting. people were so shocked by it. >> it's amazing>> we didn't even get those shots. >> what a great demonstration of that much wealth and what he is using it for. what a great example.

>> billions and billions. >> $4 billion? >> $4 billion. this is not a lot for him. but it will change their lives. >> it shows one person can really change a lot of lives. >> completely. you get an education, you get an education. >> we have student debt in our house. how great for those young people. trying to get a leg up on your commute. eastbound direction and disabled vehicle westbound. that is out of lanes. i was concerned because of a report came in from chp. a hazard near foster city side. a pedestrian walking along the shoulder. but you're not supposed to walk across the san mateo bridge. we will check that out. no problems in the last 15 minutes. just the initial report. the commute just building across that section.

pretty typical pattern. the crash we talked about in sonoma on the shoulder i believe around highway 84. backup at the bay bridge at the toll plaza. all the words are important if you just put them in the right order. >> bay bridge backup. >> there you go. >> a little more coffee. it is monday. >> a lot of people had to cancel plans over the weekend and rescheduled because of the rain and rescheduled for this upcoming weekend. a lot of graduations and we're coming up on memorial day weekend. there are some rain drops there. that is something to watch. we go into the next weekend. temperatures will be milder. still cool in san francisco. mid-60s. in the tri-valley, it looks like it will stay dry.

cooling out in the weekend. high 70s on friday. 66 on sunday. a krerb coating of snow at squaw valley. if you're going there this weekend, keep an eye on the weather. there will be a chance of thunderstorms and even more snow going toward the end of the weekend. so that's something we're not usually watching as we approach june. we will talk about today's temperature trend that stays cooler than normal in about three minutes. thanks, kari. up next, a look at our top stories from overnight, including an alert for students at the campus of stanford. and a neighborhood rattled after an eight-hour police standoff. what people who live there told us and the unique weapon police say the suspect had. plus, relief at the pump. your morning price check if you need to fill up for a new week. >> and kids under pressure. nbc news is highlighting important issues affecting children's mental health and emotional well-being. tune in to "nbc nightly news".

then watch the "today" show all week long >> the president with an angry response to the "new york times". let's take you out to new york and the big board as the markets begin to sink again. you're watching "today in the bay".

the time now is 6:43. and a beautiful start to the day, especially after all the crazy weather we had over the weekend. now we see the sun coming out from the clouds. looking live over san jose.

heading over to santa clara, chilly start, low 50s. a slow warmup today. more rain in the forecast coming back tomorrow. i'll talk about when it arrives and also what else is in the forecast in less than five minutes. smooth flow out of the altamonte. thanks, mike and kari. an eight-hour standoff in berkeley is over this morning. a man is in custody accused of using a machete-type weapon to attack the homeowner, and then locked the victim out of his home. he suffered cuts to both hands. one neighbor describes the chaotic scene. >> a few minutes later he came running out of the side of the house. and his happens, both of them bleeding profusely.

and he had been cut by an unusual kind of weapon. >> officers arrested the suspect and said he is dealing with mental health issues. police were called to the home just last week. just in, an alert for stanford students. a female student was approached over the weekend by a security escort service imposter. it happened at 1:00 saturday morning. that's when a blue subaru forester pulled up next to the many two. the driver identified himself as a driver for 5 shore, the security staff hired to protect students. he told the female student he was there to pick her up, but she never requested a ride. and the subaru didn't have any markings indicating it was a 5 shore vehicle. the woman did not get in the car. all 5 shore cars are white with visible markings new this morning, good news if you plan to travel for memorial i da. gas prices are falling.

according to gas buddy, prices have dropped in san jose four cents, averaging $4.09. san francisco, the average is six cents higher. california pays the second highest gas tax in the country. california may be at the mercy of suppliers manipulating the problems. and hitting a nerve with president trump. >> scott mcgrew, the "times" said bank workers found suspicious activity in the president's accounts. >> and the accounts of son-in-law jared kushner as well.

the bankers said software alerted them to suspicious transactions in trump and kushner's account. then it indicated possibly money laundering. they took their concerns to bank managers, but the managers did not pass the concerns onto government authorities. mr. trump responded with several tweets this morning calling this news article fake and the "new york times" an enemy of the people. in the tweet he denies the money in those accounts came from russia. it is worth noting deutsche bank itself has been under investigation for russian money laundering. over the weekend, a congressman from michigan said he thought president trump should face impeachment. justin amash listed the reasons based on the mueller report. mitt romney once called trump a charlatan. he said now is not the time for impeachment. he did encourage people to read the mueller report. i'm going to make a note here. itch cannot get this touch

also over the weekend, the president threatened to end iran. he said that in a tweet. this is a significant change in policy. the u.s. has repeatedly assured the iranian people, if not with them, it is with their government certainly. we'll be watching what happens in washington today. you can find me on twitter@scottmcgrew. it is a win or go home. >> that's right. you're watching here on nbc bay area. game 5 was a little tough one to swallow. st. louis blues dismantled the sharks to take a three game to two lead in the conference final. game 6 back in st. louis tomorrow night. the warriors could punch a ticket to the nba finals for the fifth straight season. >> tonight's game is in portland. warriors up 3-0. saturday the dubs came from behind to win game 3. we like to hear that, win, win, win. all we do is win, win, win, no

matter what, hey! >> there we go>> maybe i'm the excited one this morning. >> all right. we will see sunshine today. i'm excited about that. especially after the rain we had over the weekend. but the sun doesn't stick around very long in the forecast. a live look at san francisco looking at sfo where we did measure over an inch of rain over the past 48 hours. san jose, three-quarters of an inch. petaluma measuring over an inch and a half. ben lomond over 2 inches of rain. and mt. tam had nearly 3 inches of rain, really unusual to see rainfall amounts like this in the month of may. it is one of the top wettest mays on record. we will see where we end up. we at least have a chance to dry out this morning. we will see sunshine in fremont. going to be reaching into the low 60s today. eventually hitting 67 in san

jose. also 67 will be the high in santa rosa with half moon bay in the upper 50s. a live look over san jose. the sun kind of peeking out from behind the clouds. grab a coat for the early hours. later on today, just enjoy the day with some sunglasses, maybe light long sleeves. it will still be kind of cool. and then our next weather system developing starting to make its way closer. we will start to see the rain into the north bay as early as this evening. at 10:00 tonight, we are seeing scattered showers moving through. and the rain will be very hit or miss going not only from tonight but throughout the day tomorrow. and so that's the reason why we are looking at lower end rainfall totals. but there still may be higher amounts where some of the heavier spells and heavier rain sets up. it ends wednesday morning before the next rain moves in. it brings us from a tenth to a quarter inch of rain, maybe higher in spots like oakland or

once again where we see heavier rain moving in. by thursday, we're tracking another system moving in. and there will be another storm system that will be close by on saturday. so that may affect your weekend plans. i'll keep you up to date. it will be warming by the end of the week. mike, you have a pretty good looking commute right now. >> great starting off the week. we're dry. the showers in the future on your forecast. so we'll just be thankful right now. south bay, northbound 101, capital expressway, 280 at 17, that's the area where we see the most sphroeg build and most focus traveling north. typical pattern through the silicon valley and san jose. 84 and 680, slower build. vaas co traditional slowing. you're not going to get away from that today. a nice drive-through contra

costa county. west 24 heading to lafayette. bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights on. same thing for the richmond-san rafael bridge. here is the fastrak lanes. loosening up in the middle. it is standard. so that is good or bad news depending on the way you look at it. san rafael loosening up a bit. back to you. thanks so much, mike. 6:52. happening now, sweden taking the first step to have wikileaks founder julian assange extradited. he is accused of rape in that country. last month, assange was arrested in london and is serving a 50-week sentence for jumping bail, and facing extradition to the u.s. for conspireing to hack into a pentagon computer google cuts ties. the license the tech giant

pulled from huawei overnight. plus, a search for an accused cop killer. the brand-new update we just got on an overnight shooting that killed a police officer out east and hurt two others. 6:53. back with more news after the break.

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6:55. welcome back. before you head out the door,

here are the top stories we're covering on "today in the bay" breaking news to tell you about. ford motor company plans to cut 7,000 jobs by august, including 900 this week. in all, it's 10% of ford's global workforce. ford calls it a re structustruc plan that will save the company $600 million each year. not clear which plants are impacted you can see how they are preparing for the teachers strike. hundreds of teachers in union city and hayward will hit the picket lanes for the new haven school district. all schools will be open today using substitute teachers and administrative staff to teach. they are demanding 10% the next two years coming down from their original demand of a 20% increase. the district says its teachers are some of the highest paid anywhere. it is offering 3% this year, along with a 1% raise next year just in to our newsroom, one

man is under arrest accused in the deadly shooting of an alabama police officer. two other officers were also injured. that shooting happened last night at a trailer park in auburn outside of montgomery. officers were responding to reports of a domestic disturbance. the last hour police confirm the arrest of the suspect 29-year-old grady wilkes. the chief of auburn police department says they are now working to help officers's families. >> it's just a terrible thing. and we're trying to be there with our officers and those families right now. >> the two other officers did not suffer life-threatening injuries. >> 6:57. new this morning, google cutting ties with chinese tech giant huawei. this follows recent u.s. government restrictions on doing business with the company. google says it is eliminating the use of android operating system on huawei phones. it is rare for americans to use huawei phones. the u.s. government says you shouldn't, but they are popular

overseas. they are the second largest maker of phones behind samsung. >> get ready to shell out more money at your grocery store. analysts expect china will start importing more beef, pork and poult poultry. china is the world's top pork market. mcdonald's, tyson foods and other companies say they expect higher prices. much analysts say it may take months to feel the full impact but meat prices could eventually go higher by 15%. >> during this weekend's graduation at morehouse tkpwrepbcollege. >> the commencement speaker changed hundreds of lives with his generosity. billionaire robert f. smyth and vista equities partner told graduates he would pay off all of their student debt. that amounts to about $40 million. after making the announcement, he challenged the graduates to, quote, go out and do something

good. smyth received an honorary degree from morehouse college as well. just love that story. >> man, people got excited when we did the free coffee. >> coming up this friday. >> all right. well, something else we're giving you, a free forecast. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking the storm. >> you need to keep aware of what's going on. it's been changing. over the weekend, it was minute by minute. now it is like day by day. we will have a break today. as we go into tomorrow, off and on showers in the forecast. and it looks like wednesday will be dry and sunny. but there will be another chance of rain in the forecast thursday and again on saturday. >> wow. it keeps coming. all right. traffic. no real surprises. >> kari had the surprises. now you know. san mateo eastbound, pedestrian okay. i guess it's clear. we're tracking westbound now where the build of course heading in your commute direction. and we're tracking westbound

commute across the richmond-san rafael bridge. standard. >> there you go. we will be back in a half hand hour and again for our midday news. >> don't miss it. thanks so much for starting your morning right here with us. good morning. tornado alley. >> tornado! tornado! >> the region living up to its name. more than 60 twisters over the weekend. with a brand new risk today the massive storm system that spawned them now moving east. al's got what we can expect. now holding back. trump taking aim at a potential 2020 rival and fox news. why he is accusing the network of wasting air time as mayor pete buttigieg stuns moderator chris wallace by getting a standing ovation.