trip, you might want to buy a mega millions ticket today. the jackpot is now $393 million after no one matched all the winning numbers on tuesday night. the odds are stacked against players winning, though. the chance is 1 in 302 million. it is still worth a shot. the cash option is over $244 million. right now, at 6:00, breaking news. a major shakeup in the uk while you were sleeping. prime minister theresa may announcing she is stepping down. what she is saying about her decision and why she made it. plus -- >> she's not the same person. she's lost it. >> on capitol hill, the verbal attacks between president trump and nancy pelosi get even more. the problem parking lot is facing that is leading to the

proposal. "today in the bay" continues right now. and a good friday morning to you on this memory more kwraol day weekend. thank you for starting your morning with us. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm in for laura garcia. we're counting down to the long weekend. it will be great. people driving, flying, planes, trains and cars. we'll get to traffic in a minute. but the weather is where we are going to start. >> people have a lot of plans for today. tomorrow maybe it will change things up a little bit. we're starting with cool temperatures, mostly clear skies. martinez, it will be 60 depress. a slow climb in the temperatures throughout the morning. overall, a nice day. heading into the 70s. a high in the mid-sifts. san jose, 75. 74 today in napa. we will talk about the weekend

ahead. of course it will be changing. you have a crash in orinda? >> i do. lighter traffic flow. the bay bridge, no problem. easy drive out of orinda into san francisco if you have to make up any time. i say if because the speed sensors don't show any slowing. 24, st. stevens, a crash blocking the two right lanes. contra costa county looks great right now. thanks, mike. breaking news to tell you about this morning. while you were sleeping a shakeup this morning at 10 downing street. prime minister theresa may said she is stepping down. she actually made that announcement about 2:00 this morning our time. made plans to leave june 7th. but she said that she will stay on board until new leadership is in place. right now threre is no

information on who might be her replaceme replacement. president trump and nancy pelosi are getting more and more personal after the president refuses to work with democrats while they investigate him. more on that in just a moment. first we want to bring in craig boswell live in washington. craig, good morning to you. before we get to that, all the drama in the would you sahite h want to talk about theresa may. >> reporter: good morning. good morning, everyone. nothing from the white house about this. the prime minister said she will still be in office june 3rd when president trump is expecting to make his state visit there. now, there is more harsh rhetoric and harsh words between president trump and house speaker nancy pelosi. and there's also news of robert mueller's testimony. we could hear from the author of the russia report. special counsel robert mueller wants to testify behind closed doo doors.

mueller's report in the 2016 presidential campaign left it to lawmakers to decide if president trump obstructed justice, setting off congressional investigations and now a personal feud between the president and house speaker nancy pelosi. >> crazy nancy. i'll tell you what, i've been watching her -- i have been watching her for a long period of time. she's not the same person. she's lost it. . >> i wish his family or his administration or his staff would have an intervention. >> and then this. >> i'm an extremely stable generous. >> pelosi tweeted, when the extremely stable genius starts to act more presidential, i will be happy to work with him on trade and other issues. >> he was not brought up here to guard the pot. he was brought to stir the pot. and that's exactly what he's doing. >> motion agreed to. $19 million in disaster raid for victims of wildfires, flooding, hurricanes, including the 2017 in puerto rico.

the president has ordered the intelligence community to fully cooperate with the investigation into the origins of the mueller probe. guys, back to you. okay, craig. thanks so much. >> 6:05 for you right now. your commute may soon cost you more. parking lot increases are on the horizon because rideshare costs are increasing. pete suratos has more on these details. pete, what can you tell us >> reporter: ridership is declining at bart stations. whether it has to do with the cleanliness, safety issues we reported about. folks may be opting for uber and lyft to get around town. unfortunately the costs may be passed down to the riders. let's talk about the ridership numbers that have taken a hit the past few years. it has gone down since 2016 when it peaked at 128.5 million

riders. the number in 2018 is 120 million riders. this is huge because ridership makes up two-thirds of operating costs according to parking lot. they are considering the fare increase over a six-year period. it is about a 16% increase over the six-year time period. parking lot is losing millions of dollars, costing $25 million annually.

>> they should think of a way to improve the surface. >> reporter: the new fares could take one to seven years depending what option they go with. the cost could range anywhere from $15 million to $135 million. we're live in orinda. pete suratos, "today in the bay". navigating san francisco streets in your car may get a little more tricky. but it is all in the name of safety. the examiner reports the transportation leaders are now considering putting the brakes on right turns at red lights. yeah. that would mean waiting for the light to turn green. other cities including new york and dc have similar rules. too many traffic-related deaths tried to right turn deatturns. no word when this could be set as law >> two people are in jail

connected with a dismembered body in a san francisco home. police found the remains earlier this week at this home in the crawford amazon neighborhood. they have arrested cning's daughter and son-in-law. to be clear, officers have not identified the remains but presume it is ching who has been moving. today will mark day 5 of the teachers strike in union city and south hayward. teachers are calling for higher pay. attendance grass dropped drastically. a community building a mosque in south santa lara county. they want to replace the current worship center in san martin.

the planning commission discussed plans last night. there were plenty of supporters on hand. >> i have been denied my right to freely practice my faith since i was 12. >> may there be peace in all religions. >> the commission voted down the project saying it is just too big and needs to be scaled down. this is the second time in 13 years that the project has been that has gone before the planning commission. it is expected to return again >> 6:09. the system that brought tornados, thunderstorms, and flooding to the south is moving east. this is what it is leaving behind. more damage. this giant tree uprooted by strong winds landing onto a home in washington, d.c. no one was hurt here. power was knocked out for thousands from pennsylvania to maryland. in the meantime, cleanup continues in missouri after an

ef-3 touched down in jefferson city. as we first told you about yesterday morning. the strongest twister the region has ever seen. five deaths are being blamed in the south on the strong system which, by the way, started here on the west coast. >> wow. so from all of that crazy weather to hear in the bay area where it's been beautiful, kari. we have sunshine, warm temperatures. nothing to complain about. >> nothing at all. especially when you see the threat of severe weather for parts of the plains and the midwest. the storm system slowly pushes off to the east and also producing flooding. we will track a storm system sunday into memorial day. temperatures warming up into the upper 60s as the last school bell rings. as we head over to mike, you have been tracking the commute. only a couple minor injuries. >> only a couple of cars.

it's a very light commute. green sensors around the bay. one issue may be popping up around saratoga. we will get the update. no slowing showing up the last couple of minutes. zoom me to the bay bridge. no metering lights. folks pausing to pay crash. let me give you a view of concord. waze helped us out. they can partner with you, folks. a crash reported south 242 in concord by an unnamed wazer. name yourself and join the team named nbc bay area wazers. we will help you all holiday weekend. i might take some time off. back to you. >> 6:11 for you right now. coming up on "today in the bay", an unusual break-in. people broke into a massachusetts man's home last week and cleaned up his home >> the empty million dollar

settlement harvey weinstein is reaching with accusers.

>> good friday morning. right now at 6:14, take a look at this beautiful view over the south bay. a few clouds. the sun is rising. we have nice beautiful weather in the forecast throughout the day. willow glen, mid-50s as you step out the door.

upper 60s early this afternoon. we'll talk about that coming up in less than five minutes. matching light traffic. no metering lights. good morning. i'm contessa brewer at cnbc headquarte headquarters. in less than 15 minutes, the opening bell in wall street set to open. investors worried the u.s./china trade war is slowing the economy. the sentiment might benefit the u.s. housing market. as wall street braces for a trade war, investors are rushing into safe havens like the bond market causing the yield on the 10-year treasury to plummet. mortgage rates usually track with that. the trend is pushing mortgage rates lower. so now the most qualified

borrowers could see rate quotes coming in less than 4%. facebook removed 3.4 billion fake accounts, twice as many as the previous six-month period and a billion more than the sites 2.4 billion monthly active users. facebook says nearly all fake accounts were caught by artificial intelligence and increased human monitoring. ceo mark zuckerberg said most of the accounts were blocked within minutes of their creation. >> they have a lot of work ahead of them all the time. an unusual home break-in. whoever broke into a massachusetts's man home last week didn't take a thing. the homeowner explains they did, however, leave the house spotless from the kitchen to the

bathroom. >> these toilet paper roses are very nice. they are so nice. this made rereally think this was the work of a professional. >> we've had a lot of questions about this one. mike wants to know how he can have the saeurpl thing happen to him at his house. the owner thinks maybe professional cleaners went to the wrong house. but how did they get in the door? there was just one witness to all of this, and he's not talking. it is the pet iguana. so far they have no suspects. just a clean house.

if the iguana is the only one that is home, hmm. >> that's one thing we did not consider. >> i watched a lot of wild kingdom. >> you never know. >> we have been talking about that weather. we have been happy the last couple of days. >> it's been nice. we will unfortunately have a few changes. a lot of people have plans to hit the road or have outdoor parties or hosting family in town. a look live at the golden gate bridge. san francisco, you can see the clouds but also the sun that is behind us on the other side of the camera. you can see the sun coming through the low clouds over walnut creek. a nice and picturesque start to the day. low 50s into the mid-60s by early afternoon. temperatures continuing to go up from there. low 70s. so it will be perfect. as you make your way out the door, pleasant hill bart station, grab a jacket to start. make sure you have the sunglasses, too. the seven-day forecast at the

bottom of the screen shows rain by the end of the weekend, but not today. in fact, our temperatures matching exactly where we should be for the end of may. 74 in livermore. 75, san jose. santa rosa reaching 71. and san francisco up to 64 degrees. we have been tracking all the storms across the midwest avoiding the bay area. this next storm system as it moves in will arrive on sunday bringing in scattered showers. it doesn't look like a significant storm but will bring in wet weather at a time we don't need it at this point. we are usually drying out. but we have scattered rain in the forecast starting out on sunday morning, continuing throughout the day with some off and on rain. and a chance on memorial day.

it may be another tenth to quarter tfp in of rain. a half an inch in a few spots. it will be much cooler for this holiday weekend. as you see, the weather clears out. it also heats up. from winter to summerall within a few days. it is a great time to commute. >> maybe someone can make me a t-shirt. san jose usually sees the burst of traffic. we didn't even see the first one with any slowing. there's 101 past 680. i did just hear of a possible fender-bender towards santa clara. i'll check with chp once they raoeuf, we'll let you know. it stands out. anything other than green.

contra costa county getting into the maze. maze moving shraogtly. east shore freeway still only 20 minutes from highway 4 down to a little slowing at the berkeley curve. no metering lights just yet. here's the richmond-san rafael bridge. traffic flowing. there is a spider on the lens. we will move on to mass transit, which are seeing no problems either. thanks, mike. coming up on "today in the bay", reaching a settlement. hip-hop star snoop dogg reveals whether or not he's got some special ingredients in the recipes in his new cookbook on "ellen." we'll show you what they are next. alright boys, time for bed.

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nation and the world: america )s farmers will receive 16 billion dol here's a look at some of the headlines around the nation and the world. america's farmers will receive $16 billion in aid to help cope on the ongoing trade wars. the des moines register says iowa farmers are losing $2 billion each year from u.s. trade wars with other nations. after 34 years on death row, a florida serial killer has been executed. bobby joe m on ong murdered ten women in the 80s and 90s in the tampa bay. he died last night without saying a word. and celebrity chef mario batali will be arraigned on in

decent assault and battery charges. "the boston globe" looks at the incident in question, which his accuser said happened in a boston restaurant two years ago. 6:24 for you right now. and also following for you, we're learning more about a settlement harvey weinstein reached to resolve lawsuits from women who accused him of sexual misconduct, $44 million. >> yeah. $30 million is expected to go to victims. but there is no issue of wrongdoing. this only settles the civil lawsuit. weinstein is still facing criminal charges in new york for alleged sexual violence against two women. the dawn of a new day for same-sex couples in taiwan. for the first time anywhere in asia, they have the right to marry. lawmakers approved marriage equality last week. it took effect today. and some 300 couples rushed to the register to be among the first to tie the knot. today on "ellen", rapper

snoop dogg stops by with a new cookbook. >> he loves music and pot. no secret there. so of course ellen had this question to ask. >> now, is there pot involved in all of these things? >> no. actually, there are no recipes that have marijuana infused. i want to keep it clean. this is my first book. i wanted to keep it clean. >> and then the next one you will. >> please believe it. >> they talk about how their friendship gans. "ellen" at 4:00, nbc bay area at 5:00, and "nightly news" with lester holt at 5:30 >> 6:26. calling on music lovers this memorial day weekend. the acts taking the stage at bottlerock a live report on the arrest made after a south bay veterans memorial was vandalized. uk prime minister theresa may announcing she is stepping down.

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downtown san jose right now at 6:30, let's take a live look at downtown san jose and, wow, look at that gorgeous sunrise shot. there's nothing better than that. nothing! good morning. thanks for joining us here on "today in the bay". i'm in for laura garcia.

>> i would like to think this shot is better than that. >> this shot is better than that. >> okay. and i'm marcus washington. . >> you're right, you're right. that's all it took and he, you know, i kicked him out. >> meteorologist kari hall tracking the weekend forecast for us there. >> i think people will like half of the shot of the weekend forecast, too. that's a live look at san jose. here's another view as the sun comes up. and i think you should get the cameras ready. it's going to be a nice one. if you're going to the san jose farmers market, it starts at 10:00. we'll be at 63 degrees. slow rise into the 70s today. as we look at our bay area temperatures, reaching the mid-70s inland. and san francisco today up to 64 degrees. we'll talk about the weekend forecast coming up. and, mike, the bay bridge also sets the tone. >> it does. and i saw the afternoon temperatures match your dress. and the backup at the bay bridge matches my tie. there is none. look at that. we have no backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. that's great.

friday light. preholiday friday means light ripples through contra costa. highway 4 has barely seen any slowing. a tiny build through concord and the walnut creek interchange. north 101, great america parkway, no slowing shows up. i'll have information i'll share from chp in the next report, guys. back to you. sounds good. we will see you then, mike. thank you. breaking news this morning and an announcement to have major repercussions for great britain. theresa may announcing she is stepping down. she spoke at 2:00 in the morning local time. she plans to vacate her position june 7th. may says her decision came down to one thing and one thing only, brexit and the in ability to work out a separation agreement with the eu. >> in a democracy, if you give people a choice, you have a duty to implement what they died. i have done my best to do that. >> may says she expects the transition to be orderly and she

won't officially leave until new leadership is in place. but as for who that might be, that's still up in the air. a shocking crime in the south bay. police believe they have found the person responsible for vandalizing a war memorial in san jose bob redell is live in san jose for us. bob, it looks like the memorial has been restored. it looks good. >> reporter: correct. just in time for memorial day, the san jose veterans memorial on park avenue. it has been restored to its original condition. it is no longer covered with black tkpwgraffiti. this is the man they say is responsible for defacing the memorial. martin vivanco. he leaves here in san jose. a follow-up investigation by the street crimes unit led them to very can viivanc vivanco. officers obtained a warrant, took him into custody without

incident. he faces charges of felony vandalism and possession of vandalism tools. vivanco allegedly spray painted black wording across the memorial early monday, may 6th, 12:20 in the morning. police say he signed his illegal work with the moniker snip. you'll recall last year, august, someone used some sort of paint marker to write on the monument known as the sons of san jose, which is dedicated to the 142 servicemen who were killed during the war in vietnam. as far as we know, san jose police have not yet made any arrests in that case. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay". >> all right. bob, thank you. 6:33 right now. the attack of a 74-year-old woman in san francisco says he's not guilty. manuel alma door stood with his attorney and translator. investigators say he grabbed the

woman walking near mclaren park and dragged her into the home where she was aing taed by a pitbull, beaten, and raped for five hours. he confessed but his attorneys want to look at the confession pointing out he has no prior convictions. and a fire caught on surveillance in a home in san jose. the homeless man is now in police custody. firefighters say the sofa he was sitting on faced on the porch by the renters is where the fire started. shortly after the fire, the tenants spotted him walking nearby. neighbors surrounded him to make sure he stayed put until police came. >> it's pretty amazing. they say a lot of times people return to the scene of the crime, the arson to see what happened, and he did. >> the owners have put the tenants in a hotel for a couple of weeks. san francisco police need your help finding two women in this surveillance video.

these women they say are wanted in connection to an alleged assault. they attacked another woman, stole her purse. and the victim was seriously hurt. it happened near union square about two months ago. investigators are now just releasing video of the suspects. they're hoping someone can identify them. police in the east bay are talking about a dramatic grab and dash robbery caught on camera and how good timing helped nab the suspects. this is security video from wednesday night at the dick's sporting goods store in pleasant hill. a group of young people were headed out the door with their arms full of merchandise. but right at that same moment, a police officer was walking through the same door. after noticing suspiciously parked car. >> they were running straight toward where that car was. yeah, they dumped all the merchandise they had in their arms and ran back toward the store. >> officers arrested four juveniles and an 18-year-old

suspects. they are trying to determine if the same crew pulled off a similar heist also caught in video in fairfield 6:35. today graduating ccsf students displayed with a commencement ceremony at davies hall. some may be celebrating already after yesterday they extended the free city college program, allowing free tuition for students who live in san francisco. the mayor's office said the new funding coughs the next decade at the cost of $15 million per year. the pilot program had been set to expire next month. speaking of graduations in the south bay, san jose state ceremonies will continue today. it is the last day of graduations for the university. the colleges of social sciences and engineering will hold their commencement at avaya. if you're looking for sweet tunes, the bottlerock music festival starts. thousands are expected to head

there for the three-day concert in napament the lineup includes great acts, santana, imagine dragons, mumford and sons, and neil young. sad news if you don't have your tickets just yet. well, they're all sold out. yeah. that's the bad news there. it looks like it will be exciting. sold-out tickets. >> if you want to, even if you don't have tickets, you can still go up to napa and get stuck in traffic. >> you always have the answer, mike. this looks like 4:30 in the morning. everything pretty much looking good. circling 101 northbound, the crash, they may have to run a quick traffic bright from the center divide to the shoulder. no slowing and no problem. saying don't worry about it right now. san mateo showing you how light the traffic is.

midday, late morning, that's when everybody is starting to hit the roads. >> sunshine at least for today. >> today, tomorrow looks good. sunday, that's when things get a little bit iffy. as we check out the weekend forecast, you want to hit up some of the festivals, upper 50s for the coast. low '60s for the bay. inland, upper 60s. there will be off and on rain on sunday. make sure you download the nbc bay area app if you're outside and rain is approaching your location. it will send you an alert if you can have a way to get inside and start to make some plans ahead of time. maybe you're going to the carnival and parade happening all over san francisco. of course we have the parade on sunday. it's going to be in the upper 50s to low 6 0s. kind of cool. at least we get sun on saturday. there's also the stone soul festival happening throughout the weekend. sunday will be the day to watch out for the rain. it may be hit or miss throughout the morning, into the afternoon. and we'll see the temperatures

reaching into the upper 60s there. going hiking in the north bay, it's going to be a great weekend for today and tomorrow the best days. by sunday, the rain is back. highs only in the upper 50s. that's a live look at the sierra this morning at squaw valley. those are snow icons for the next couple of days. there will be chances of more snow. make sure if you are going there, you have the tire chains. you also have the kit in the trunk in case you need it. temperatures dropping for today through tomorrow. half moon bay, cool, breezy, upper 50s. by sunday, that's when you will probably want to head inside. only 54 with off and on rain. we'll talk about today and that temperature trend coming up in three minutes. thanks, kari. we'll explain the problems the transit agency is facing that's leading to the proposal. and the new health warning labels you could soon see on your sodas and other sugary

drinks. we'll be right back.

right now at 6:42, a look at fremont. as you get ready to head out the door, we have clouds that will clear out going throughout the day. a cool start with some mid-50s. but a nice finish to the afternoon. we'll take a look at that weekend forecast in less than five minutes. on the other side of the peninsula, 101, smooth drive-through palo alto. i am seeing a little slowing for

santa clara. they have been tracking a crash. i'll show you what's going on and tell you about it. 6:42. don't get too comfortable with the cost to ride bart. another fare increase may be on the horizon. bart board members are debating an increase that would fake effect in 2022. they would go up over a six-year period. it could rise 16%. this is all just the discussion phase. >> bart has not been known for being on time skpeupbgt the fan fare is too high. they need to improve the surface. >> bart said revenues need to go up because they are combatting declining ridership. they want to fund new efforts to fight the fare jumpers as well.

a new bill would tighten the standard for deadly force. smokesman say they won't fight the measure. if passed, the measure would bar police from using lethal force unless it is necessary. that's a change from the current reasonable fear standard. that bill is set for a key vote next week. the dmv is now in full compliance with federal real i.d. rules. applicants initially had to provide one proof of residency and then homeland security decided they wanted two. if you only submitted one proof of residency for a real i.d., you will get an address verification letter that must be

signed and mailed back. soda and other sugary drinks may soon come with warning labels. labels will be required on drinks that contain 75 calories or more per 12 fluid ounces. it would be on the front of the container in bold type, separate from the other information. 6:45 for you right now. it looks like the warriors' postseason run will continue without star kevin durant. >> we're not worried about it. the team says k.d. won't be ready for the game 1 times may 30th, but it is possible he will be back after that. he is out with a calf strain. demarcus cousins will return sometime during the finals. last night in milwaukee, the raptors took a real big step in capturing the eastern conference trophy.

the series heads back to canada. raptors one win away leading 3-2. game 6 is tomorrow night. this is the new batman roller coaster in vallejo. check this out. a beauty there. this is the first of its kind. we want to show you why. this is the first on the west coast. riders will flip head over heels at least six times during that one ride while experiencing unexpected drops and vertical freefalls. the ride opens this sunday. >> it makes me stomach turn in 100 different directions. not doing it. guess what, we're getting closer and closer to the opening of the redesigned jurassic world ride in l.a. a new trailer dropped. check it out.

>> oh, it just got real. >> right. it just got real. actors chris pratt and bryce dallas howard will appear in the ride. no date yet. universal studios is owned by nbc bay area's parent company comcast. >> i was just there a month ago. they didn't have that ride. they had the dinosaurs. my son was like huh-uh. i don't know why they're here, but no. >> i have to check it out. >> you must. and the batman. >> will you hold onto me? >> now i feel a lot safer.

yeah, right. . >> any field trip will be met with great weather. we'll have changes on sunday. we will talk about that. a live look outside in dublin. police seeing a better commute and sunshine. that's a great way to start the holiday weekend. dublin bart, cool in the 50s. low 60s. up to 70 at 1:00 today. we will eventually reach the low to mid-70s in the south bay. gilroy looking at a high of 73 degrees. also some breezy northwesterly winds at 10 to 15 miles per hour. in walnut creek, expect a high of 75. martinez, 73 degrees. low 70s for the north bay.

enjoy your time outside. dry weather. we'll keep the dry wetherby tomorrow. by sunday, these clouds that we are seeing in the area of low pressure with that storm will be moving in. the rain chances we are not used to seeing going into memorial weekend. we start to see rain from the north. even during the morning. scattered showers and rain chances go up throughout the day. it will continue sunday night. hit or miss rain. again on monday, there will be rain chances especially during the afternoon. so we are going to wrap up the month with the possibility of a quarter to, for most parts, just a little bit more in the hills. a half inch of rain. the bay area kid fest happening on saturday in downtown concord, reaching the low 60s. saturday is the best day to get

out and enjoy that. once again, rain comes back. temperatures cool off. for memorial day, scattered showers with highs in the upper 60s. once the rain clears, look how fast our temperatures heat up. we'll be going from winter on sunday to summer on thursday as we see the temperatures reach into the 80s inland. and for san francisco, mostly staying in the 50s and six. mike, you are seeing slowing on the south bay. >> i am. i am noticing all the changes in temperatures. a chance of snow this weekend. 80 later next week. my goodness. over here, looking at any change. i'm sorry, folks. i have one thing that i was watching. north 101. they had slowing. moved over to the right shoulder. chp is on the side. they're waiting for another cruiser. enough distraction with this light commute that people are slowing a bit.

very mild through silicon valley though. southbound 880, new crash did pop up around thornton. there should be one lane blocked, possibly the middle lane. a vehicle is still there for a few minutes. watching that past the dumbarton bridge. san mateo moving slowly. bay bridge, look, if you're not looking, there is no backup, no metering lights. we tend to see that. late morning it will get jammed up. that will be an issue. now not a problem. no backup at the toll plaza. there may be an incident there. i will track that closely. north bay showing an easy drive 101 through san rafael. bottlerock starts today. it will be a factor. right now the commute from here to san francisco, well, there

really isn't one. back to you. keeping an eye on all of it for us. all right. all you disney lovers out there "aladdin" is back. will smith enters a whole new world. it features smith as the genie, a role originated by the late robin williams in 1992. ♪ try your best to stay calm the young man can remake himself as fresh prince to capture princess jasmine. it is rated pg. >> happening now, health officials are responding to a flu outbreak the a migrant shelter in san diego. the outbreak is affecting migrants flown from texas to san diego this week. doctors say three out of the almost 400 people tested positive for the flu. the outbreak comes a few days after a 16-year-old boy from

guatemala died at a shelter in texas. >> up next on "today in the bay", a quick look at the top stories. a vandalized war memorial. who police say committed the crime. >> turning right on red in one bay area city may soon be a thing of the past. plus, items once seen on the big screen. they can now be yours. where the unique items will be sold. 6:53. much more for you right here on "today in the bay". before you h

here are the top stories on today in the bay-- welcome back. before you head out the door, here are some of the top stories on "today in the bay". breaking news to tell you about. while you were sleeping, a shakeup at 10 downing street. british prime minister theresa may says she is stepping down. she made the announcement 2:00 our time. may plans to leave june 7th. she also says she will stay on board until new leadership is in place. right now there's no indication about who might replace her. a break this morning in the case of a recent vandal attack that shook up people in the south bay. the attack happened on may 6th. that's when someone spray painted this, san jose veteran's memorial on. they arrested vivanco.

he is facing felony charges. two people in jail after a dismembered body was found in a san francisco home. as we have been previously reporting, police found the remains earlier this week at the home of benedict ching in the crocker-amazon neighborhood. police are saying they have arrested ching's daughter and son-in-law. to be clear, they have not identified the remains but they presume that it is ching, who has been missing. another day of protests in the east bay. today will mark day 5 of the teacher's strike in union city and south hayward. teachers with the new haven unified school district are calling for higher pay. negotiations pick back up again. attendance has dropped dramatically due to the ongoing strike. new for you, navigating san francisco streets in your car may soon get a little more tricky there. that is because all in the name of safety here. so the examiner reports that

transportation leaders are now considering putting the brakes on right turns at red lights. yeah, that would mean waiting at the light until it turns green. other major cities, including new york and d.c. have similar rules. the main reason, too many traffic deaths related to red light right turns. the idea is still in discussion stages and has no set timetable. movie lovers and treasure hunters alike, listen up. if unusual finds is your kind of thing, there's one of a kind event starting today. one of the bay area's largest prop companies is holding a three-day estate sale. tens of thousands of items literally seen on television or the big screen will be sold there. some are mundane like clocks, ovens, surf boards and luggage. then you have a tub of popcorn in your lap. >> i worked on the matrix movies. this is from the third

installment. the torches used in the cave raid scene. >> that is the owner of the prop house. he provided props ever since the mid-80s. they are now moving to a new location and downsizing. the estate sale literally called the big one on industrial bay in pwe brisbane through sunday. if you have room for a lot of stuff. >> for those that just joined us, the big one is sale. we always talk about the big one is coming. it is a sale. >> on props. that )s whats happening today in the bay. we )re back at 7:25 with a live,

local news update. and join us for nbc bay area news at 11. have a great day . good breaking news. she's out. embattled british prime minister theresa may announcing moments ago she's stepping down. >> it's been the honor of my life to hold >> what finally pushed her to leave and what's next. we're live in london. bracing for more >> we seen the damage and i was shaking like a leaf. >> the ninth straight day of bad weather for the midwest. in the east, fierce storms