kira klapper is busy creating another human being. give her time out for that. >> and we have the clouds behind us. and it looks like it is clear in some spots but cloudy out there, guys. >> we're tracking rain, garvin. a look at a shot of san francisco. we're tracking some breezy conditions into the afternoon and garvin said, today is your day to take advantage of the dry weather. go out and enjoy these temperatures. look at that, 70 degrees in san jose, and 64 in san francisco, and 69 in santa rosa, livermore, 69, and this is what we're tracking. dry today but an approaching low pressure system that is going to change things up. yes, i know it is may, weird weather continues, and this is going to be a system that is going to bring up the chance of isolated thunderstorms. you can see a little bit of activity to the north/northeast and believe it or not, this system is also expected to bring more snow to the sierra, so if you have time to head up to tahoe, i have a look at that forecast, and how long it will be sticking around, affecting the memorial day plans, and the

complete look at that, coming up, in about 15 minutes. >> we're headed to golden gate park for a youth soccer tournament this weekend. >> today and tomorrow. >> today you will be fine. tomorrow, scattered showers. for sure. >> thank you very much. we've got new details about a story being followed across the country. the san francisco police chief is calling for an outside investigation of his own department. this stems from sfpd's raid on a free lance journalist. chief scott made the announcement yesterday evening. at issue, the officer's decision to search the home and office of bryan carmody. the raid happened two weeks ago, as part of an investigation into who leaked a police report on the death of public defender jeff adachi. the chief now says he is quote concerned about a lack of due diligence by his investigators before arriving at carmody's door with a sledgehammer and a warrant. >> we made some mistakes in the investigation. so the mistakes caused a

compounding of issues in this investigation. and we made mistakes. >> dozens of media agencies and political leaders have criticized the raid, saying police violated the first amendment, and the state's shield law, that protects journalists from revealing confidential sources. nbc bay area does have a long time relationship with bryan carmody and bought video from him that included the police report. a gruesome murder in san francisco and last night, police confirmed they've made two arrests. this comes after they found a dismembered body and a bloody saw while doing a welfare check in the outer mission district. the home belonged to a 73-year-old and benedict's daughter and son-in-law were arrested as they were trying to enter china. china refused them entry and they flew back to virginia, where investigators are working to bring them back to san francisco. the search continues for the gunman who shot two people in

san francisco. this happened around 1:30 yesterday afternoon at sixth and howard. both victims are listed in critical condition. now, it has been 25 long years and still no arrest or suspect in the horrifying murder of a 14-year-old castro valley girl. jenny lin was stabbed to death in her home and last night, her family held a celebration of life, a quarter of a century following her brutal death. as the family tells us, so many years have passed, but still, very difficult. here is "today in the bay" story. >> one of these days the case is going to be solved. >> with that in mind, her parents joined dozens of people in a candlelight walk through the streets of castro valley to remember their daughter jenny. >> i've always been keeping hope. i keep faith. >> for the lin family, it has been a long and painful 25

years. this video was taken a month before she was killed. >> she wanted to do things, to help people. >> she never got that chance. on may 27, 1994, jenny was stabbed to death in her home. there had been leads in the case. but none have panned out. >> we hope that some of the items that we have in evidence will be able to extract some form of dna, and put them into the various databases that currently exist. >> jenny's father is holding on to that hope. >> i made a promise to my daughter at her grave site that we would not rest until this case is solved. >> in castro valley, nbc bay area news. a federal judge in california has blocked president trump from building sections of his border wall with national emergency money. the judge immediately halted the administration's efforts to use funds dedicated to the military

to build parts of the wall. the order applies to two projects that would add 51 miles of barrier. here is an odd crime at a car dealership. thieves ripped off the wheels right off new cars and they made off with thousands of dollars worth of high end wheels. today in the bay has the details. >> it is an odd site a brand new honda sedan precariously resting on a collapsing milk crate. the culprits took all of the milk crates they have stacked in the back of the nearby store and used them to prop up the cars, he is one of the first people to arrive the morning after the heist. >> somebody just, in the morning, you can see the fence, it is broke here, and the tires are gone. >> the bandits took all four wheels off four different cars. the general manager of the dealership tells me it is a loss of tens of thousands of dollars plus the car that was also stolen. and this isn't the only northern california dealership that was

hit. last week, the chevrolet dealership in colfax in placer county was also robbed and in that incident the sheriff's department was alerted to the heist and three men from the bay area were arrested. it is not clear if the two cases are related. chaos and fear at a panda express on the peninsula. belmont police say a man pointed a loaded pistol at another customer this. happened yesterday afternoon at the panda express on el camino. when the man pulled out the gun, people ran for help. police officers happened to be right outside and quickly intervened. fortunately, nobody was hurt. the man, a transient, was promptly arrested. now, a follow-up, to the dogs rescued from what police call inhumane conditions. seven pit bulls are now up for adoption at the contra costa county animal shelter. investigators confiscated the dogs from a concord man earlier this month. police say they originally found ten dogs locked in filthy crates in a trailer, with no food or

water. three of the dogs had to be euthanized. the shelter workers hope to find homes for the rest. >> this wasn't a loving home. they deserve to be cared for just like any other family pet adopted from us or any other organization. >> the dogs' former owner faces ten counts of felony animal cruelty. on this memorial day weekend, 39-year-old martin is accused of spray painting the veterans memorial three weeks ago and police say tips from crimestoppers helped lead to the arrest. he faces felony vandalism charges. much more for you today on "today in the bay." no more right turns on red at any intersection? what's behind the ambitious idea for san francisco. >> plus, hollywood memorabilia, up for sale. the story behind this once in a lifetime event right here in the bay area. ggb, san francisco

we got a great perspective for you this morning. 7:09 is the time. it is saturday morning. you're looking at san francisco golden gate bridge. and a live picture from the tower. a little cloudy today in this shot. but it should be a nice day today. although rain is on the way. vianey will be here in just a few minutes to give you the full forecast. and what sunday and monday mean in terms of rain. so what is it going to take to keep people safe on the streets of san francisco? here is one idea. no right on red. this might be safer for pedestrians. but it might clog traffic even more. "today in the bay" christie smith has all of the details of this proposal. >> reporter: san francisco streets are a constant battle for space. between cars, scooters, light rail, and bikes, and pedestrians. people who walk them say even in the crosswalk, they've had close

calls. >> i had to stand down and allow the car to proceed. >> marty martin thinks he would be safer if drivers could no longer make the right turn on a red light. but david floor flores thinks it would create more gridlock. >> the opportunity to turn right clears out the traffic. >> there are 14 traffic deaths already this year. and five were because a driver failed to yield to a person in a crosswalk. at a recent meeting, board director amanda egan asked about ways to reach the city's goal of no traffic deaths by 2024. >> a piece i was raising was whether we can look at the impact that banning right turns on red would have on pedestrian safety. >> she says the walk sign and traffic something els give the impression it is safe when sometimes it isn't. other cities have already explored the idea. now sfmta will take a look. >> i think it would be a little

safer for everyone. >> christie smith, nbc bay area news. there is much more ahead on today "today in the bay." coming up it will get loud in napa this weekend. bottlerock is under way. and sold out. will the rain impact the fun? >> that's going to be a tough one. today will be great for that. but we are tracking rain. so i will give you a look at the full forecast and how long the rain is expected to stick around. right now, we're in the 50s, cloudy skies. all of the details coming up. sae

let's take a live peek at downtown san jose. 7:14. saturday morning. the blue dome to the bottom right of your screen. it is not the tech museum anymore. it is the tech interactive. the famous landmark in san jose just changing its name a few days ago. to tech interactive now. let's stick in san jose for our first story. they may be standard in courthouses but metal detectors at city hall, well, some in san

jose are pushing back against the idea. one council member is proposing to put up metal detectors at city hall for safety reasons. but critics say it is undemocratic, and hostile to the public. >> we don't know what has been coming in and this is one of the reasons why i decided to listen to our police, and see if we can implement a security measure that is inexpensive and unobtrusive. >> the metal detector would cost the city about $125,000 the first year and about $100,000 every following year. if the proposal moves forward, san jose would join an increasing number of cities with metal detectors at city hall, including san francisco and l.a. well, if you want to buy a piece of hollywood, head to brisbane. it is full of props for movies and tv shows and now going through a major down sizing. the prop shop in brisbane, is selling most of the goods from its 15,000 square footwearhouse. today in the bay's ian colt spoke with the shop's owner and

the reason behind the sale. >> reporter: there is a place where you can find moments of movie history. the props you've likely seen in the back grounds of films in tv shows shot in san francisco. things that make up the office sets on films like "zodiac" and "san andres" and "milk," a morgue table complete with the mannequin at the prop house in brisbane. >> i can look at every item that i have here and know that it was in something that someone saw. >> the owner says 98% of the 15,000 square footwearhouse is up for sale. the chance to buy some of the plain and odd items have brought hundreds of people through so far this weekend. >> literally, i could have spent way longer here and spent a lot more money. >> the owners say landlords tried to raise their rent 80%. they can't afford that. so it is time for their finale. >> so at that time, we decided that we needed to find less expensive rent, which is not so

easy to do in the bay area. >> lewis is moving down the street, and only keeping some of his 30-year collection. the stuffed animals and even the coffin must go. >> on sale. you never know. >> the sale will continue for three straight weekends. movie mementos out the door, into the living rooms of the people who watch them on the big screen. >> i've never sold anything before. so now the public is getting an opportunity to own something that was in a movie, or a tv show or commercial. and that's pretty cool. >> nbc bay area news. you're looking at last night's headliner at the bottlerock festival. imagine dragons. the bay area's biggest music festival kicked off yesterday. music and food and good wine. now, here is a view from earlier in the day. our sky ranger was overhead. thousands of people packed into napa valley expo. today, it's neil young and

tomorrow, mumford and sons. everybody heading there. a lot of money on the tickets $800 for the whole festival ticket. >> wow. i think that's more that coachella. >> they're wondering what the weather will be. >> today, it will be fine. you don't have to worry about the rain. but it is tomorrow. that's the big rainmaker that we've been tracking. and unfortunately, it is expected to bring a chance of thunderstorms as well. if you're out at that event, yike, get ready for the rain. walnut creek right now, look at the beautiful sunrise. the clouds off in the distance. all signaling the arrival of an incoming storm. but don't worry. today is going to be dry. go outside and enjoy your saturday. our temperatures will be quite comfortable in those upper 60s. a couple of 70s. very similar to what you saw yesterday with a couple of areas actually a few degrees warmer. concord, 73. in through san francisco 64. and if you are hanging out around the coastline, get ready, because it will be getting a

little breezy. so let's go ahead and track that incoming storm. i know it is may, late in may, as a matter of fact, and this whacky weather seems to continue and stick around for us, we have the system offshore, with a bit of a low pressure system and as it makes its way in, we are talking about rain, and we soon have some thunderstorm activity, off to the north and northeast, and in this area, and believe it or not, we are also tracking sierra snow. so let's take a look at the hour by hour outlook so i can really break down the timing of this rain for you. if you're heading up to lake tahoe today, you're already expected to see showers and snow showers, and also some gusty winds, so definitely check those road conditions, in case you may need some chain controls. as far as the rest of the bay area, here is the time line for you. i am going to fast-forward this through tonight. because as we get into the evening hours, the main thing you will notice is an increase in cloud cover. but if you live in the north bay, you will be the first to see some of that rain, early on, overnight. and notice how we get these heavier pockets of rain.

up through the north bay. and i will fast forward this time line, in through about 6:00, 7:00 a.m., and we begin to see it spread a little more south ward to areas south of the golden gate bridge and that's where we could see some pockets as well of heavy downpours at times early on. take a look at south lake tahoe though. we are tracking some good snow out there. good downpours. but again, that means gusty conditions. the good news though, it looks like the system will be moving out on sunday. and by monday, early morning, at 4:00 a.m., any remaining showers will exit the area, which means your memorial day should be dry for the most part. i will give it a very, very low chance. so we are going to go ahead and take the chance of rain for the evening on monday out of the forecast. rain totals, talking anywhere from less than a tenth of an inch to less than a quarter of an inch. not a huge rainmaker but definitely noticeable. as we head in through your sunday. so talk about scattered showers. and by about 2:00 a.m., we will notice an increase in those wind

speeds, we're talking 20, 25 mile-an-hour winds, with some gustier conditions overnight. and into tomorrow. so go ahead and tie down any patio furniture. as far as additional snow accumulations, i know it, is pretty wild. we're talking an additional five to nine inches especially the higher elevations above 8,000 feet. talk about a long snowboard/ski season out there. and we will have the scattered rain for tomorrow. and by monday morning, the majority of the rain moves out which is fantastic news for memorial day and then an increase in the temperatures with the return of some more stable weather into tuesday. garvin? >> vianey, thank you very much. still ahead on "today in the bay" -- >> i had no control. no control whatsoever. >> she was an alcoholic by age 11. the defining moment this young woman said put her on the right path later. in the installment of our "bay area proud." graduations.

which means it )s time to celebrate all th it is that time of the year. the one for college graduation. which means it is time to celebrate all of the hard work that went into school. but one graduate put in a lot of hard work, well, before she ever started college. here is her story in this morning's "bay area proud." >> exactly 963 students graduated from the university of san francisco this past weekend. each one tracing the exact same path across the stage. and while each graduate's journey to this spot was different, it must be said that few were as different, or as inspirational as julia nelson. among this sea of caps and gowns, just how many were worn by someone who was an alcoholic at age 11. >> it didn't matter if it was saturday at 1:00 in the morning or if was tuesday at 10:00 a.m.

in class. if i had it, i did it. >> julia says growing up she always felt like those around her had a light bulb above their head, one that worked when switched on. but her, always stayed off. until that is neighborhood boys provided her her very first taste of alcohol. >> alcohol was the only thing that ever made me want to be where i was, and be who i was. >> what followed were five years of addiction, abuse, and legal trouble. not until 16 julia says, faced with going to jail, did she finally opt for rehab. it didn't stick. >> every single day i would wake up and say i'm not going to drink today, i'm not going to drink today, and i would. >> it took a near overdose for julia to get serious about recovery. >> that's when i saw i need help. help from people who knew that when were doing because i didn't know what i was doing. >> finally sober at 16, julia then needed to figure out the rest of her life.

her wasted high school years meant she struggled in community college, until julia says she learned to take her education as seriously as her sobriety. it worked. she graduated from usf, not just honors but the dean's medal of excellence. looking back, julia realizes the chances were probably better to be dead at 23 rather than a college graduate. but in life, while you can't erase mistakes, you can overcome them. >> it is a huge deal. like it doesn't feel real. >> julie graduates with a degree in psychology. as for what's next, she believes because of her race and other factor, she got some breaks in the criminal justice system in the past that others don't and wants to work with those incarcerated and help even that playing field. much more ahead on "today in the bay." it may look and sound like house

speaker nancy pelosi. but don't be fooled. how the doctored video was made and the warning after it went viral. >> plus a youtube channel providing an upclose look at what it is like to be homeless in san francisco. the very personal connection the creator has with the star. - - - - san francisco international

airport good morning, everyone. it is saturday, may 25. the year 2019. looking live outside san francisco international airport. if you're heading there today, to take a flight out, i hope it is is a safe one. it should hopefully be a smooth one, with some nice weather. good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm garvin thomas in for kira klapper, as many of you know, she is expecting, and so we will let you know as soon as we know. >> we're super excited. >> i'm going to his her so much while she is out on maternity leave. but it is very nice to have you here garvin. >> great to be here. >> and it is fantastic to hang out with a lot of my co-workers

filling in on the weekend. stay tuned every weekend to find out who is on the desk with me. >> the anchor roulette. san francisco, 55 degrees. if you worry about rain today, because you are probably noticing the dark clouds out, there don't worry, we're in the really tracking any rain. it is going to be mostly dry. if we see a couple of areas of drizzle, it will be far off to northern, maybe north bay, and possibly along the coastline, later tonight, but overall, the temperatures will be quite comfortable, upper 60s, low 70s, and as we head in towards the evening, increasing cloud cover, is going to get even worse, and that's because we are tracking the low pressure system that is expected to bring rain for your sunday. we're talking scattered, and anywhere from about less than a tenth of an inch to a quarter. not a huge rainmaker but it will definitely impact your sunday with some rain and also a chance of isolated thunderstorms, and what does that mean for your memorial day monday? i am going to break down the timing of this storm, where we're expected to see the most rain, and who is going to see it first, coming up in about 15 minutes. i know a lot of people are probably doing things on this

memorial day weekend. >> i feel sorry for people who have had to plan the big outdoor events, the last weekend in may, it won't be raining, we don't need a back upplain and it is raining. great, thank you very much. new details for you about a story being followed across the country. the san francisco police chief calling for an outside investigation of his own department. this stems from an sfpd raid on a freelance journalist. chief bill scott made the announcement yesterday evening. at issue, his officers' decision to search the home and office of bryan carmody. the raid happened two weeks ago as part of an investigation into who leaked a police report on the death of public defender jeff adachi. the chief now says he is quote concerned about a lack of due diligence by his investigators before arriving at carmody's door with a sledgehammer and a warrant. >> we made some mistakes in the investigation. so the mistakes caused a compounding of issues in this

investigation. we made mistakes. >> dozens of media agencies and political leaders have criticized the raid, saying police violated the first amendment, in a state shield law, that protects journalists from revealing confidential sources. nbc bay area has a long time relationship with bryan carmody, and bought video from him that included the police report. we are following some good news out of hawaii. where a missing hiker has been found alive. the 35-year-old maui woman went missing more than two weeks ago. amanda eller is in the hospital being treated for injuries. it is not clear how badly she is hurt. but we do know she was air lifted from a spot about four miles from where her car was parked, the rescue crew says. the rescue crew says they spotted her at the time she spotted them. five days and it doesn't appear this teacher strike is anywhere close to ending.

union city, hayward, teachers remain on the picket line and each day it appears fewer students are showing up for school. is there a chance they could strike a deal over the weekend? today in the bay robert honda has the latest. >> reporter: many of the last-remaining students still attending school at logan high hit their own boiling point coming to class only to be shuttled into two holding areas. >> and once you're in that area, you're not allowed to leave. and basically, the students are just in the gym like playing basketball, and sitting down. >> march down here, okay? >> many of the students in a planned move walked out. loge en is one of the state's biggest high schools with more than 3500 students. before today's walkout, only 136 had come to class. >> there is no education. we're not learning anything. we're just standing there. doing nothing. >> before did all the money go? >> the students marched from campus to join a large group of the 600 teacher, counselors, and

staff and nurses picketing at the direstrict office. >> today followed a tense showdown at wednesday's school board meeting when the superintendent abruptly adjourned the meeting and several board members walked out amid loud protests. we're told the goal today is to settle sometime this weekend. teachers are skeptical. >> i think the ball is all in their court. if they're willing to make some progress here, and bargen in good faith, then we're ready to finish this. >> robert honda, nbc bay area news. now, a follow-up to that popular point reyes beach taken over by elephant seals. drake beach is reopening just in time for the holiday weekend but beach goers have to share it with the elephant seals. hundreds of them have been molting at the beach throughout the week. the elephant seals normally lounge at a beach about a mile ago. sky rangers captured hundreds of them relaxing there. a traffic nightmare and a slow start to the holiday

weekend, highway 1 was closed for about two hours during last night's commute. the crash, south of devil slide tunnel near montera, paramedics took four people to the hospital, but they are expected to be okay. a federal judge in california has blocked president trump from building sections of his border wall with national emergency money. the judge immediately halted the administration's efforts to use funds dedicated to the military to build parts of the wall. the order applies to two projects that would add 51 miles of barrier. now to decision 2020, after weeks of seeing iowa and new hampshire getting all the attention from democratic presidential candidates, they are finally coming to california. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren will hold a town hall at laney college in oakland and then address california's democratic convention in san francisco. and vermont senator bernie sanders will speak at the convention and he is holding a rally in san jose on june 1.

why would i -- >> it is doctored video. but many people think it is the real thing. troubling technology that can alter what you say and do. the latest on house speaker nancy pelosi. president trump shared the video on twitter, our business and tech reporter takes a closer look at the so-called deep fake and why they're getting easier to make. >> this video, of the mona lisa, appearing to speak, is making a lot of people uncomfortable. it is fake of course. a deep fake. that's the team being used for technology used to alter how people look and sound. it is easy to do and hard to detect. samsung says all you need is a new cell phone. >> we have to learn not to trust anything we see. >> thomas jefferson, the secretary of the treasury -- >> for example, this video of

nancy pelosi has been posted and tweeted millions of times, it has been slowed down, making her appear to be slurring and according to these twitter users, drunk. >> thomas jefferson tasked his secretary of the treasury. >> this is the actual speech at full speed. now some say this technology could be weaponized over the next election cycle. >> if we think that a 2016 election was messed up because of fake news, that's nothing compared to what bad actors can do with the speech fake technology. >> in fact, even after the latest pelosi video was exposed as fake, you can still find it on twitter and facebook. if politicians are today's target, are we next? >> we can theoretically populate everything with deep fake imagery. and that's astonishing. and truly frightening. >> scott budman, nbc bay area

news. a real and gritty look at san francisco for everyone to see. a youtube channel focusing on the city's street people getting a lot of attention. >> you are so bad. >> the video is stark and raw. showing the mental illness, separation and pain of those who are homeless. the man who records these videos used to live on the street himself. lee's channel as he calls the youtube page, shows how closely the homeless problem is tied to mental health and drug problems. >> i feel like the focus right now is hiding the problem, putting them in housing somewhere, and throwing stuff off the street and telling people to move and not helping people get off of they're diction or helping those who are mentally ill. >> lee's videos have been viewed nearly 10 million times. he says his goal is not to exploit, but educate the public. still ahead on "today in the

bay" the warriors are still waiting to see who they will play in the national nba championship. and kevin drarcdurant opened up recent spat on national media. next. will it be toronto or milw?

we will know possibly as early as tonight, will it be toronto or milwaukee? either way the warriors will hit the road for the first two games of the nba finals which begin next thursday and it is not just the finals. there is a lot of chat ber kevin durant. this week he has been active on twitter responding to criticism from a national reporter. >> what i am trying to say, get treatment of my calves, and i disagree, i don't talk to people i worry what they say, it is that i'm interested. >> for the last three years, everybody has taken a shot to try and nitpick, or break us down, or drive a wedge in our team chemistry, or our togetherness, and whatever the

case is, and even this year, it is even, you know, been amplified even more. >> the speculation continues that kd will leave the warriors at the end of the season and maybe sign with the clippers, or the knicks. to baseball it was a cold dreary day at oracle park. a game you can see on nbc bay area. the d-backs scored early and often, crushing the giants 18-2. ouch. it is a much different story across the bay. the red-hot a's hosting the mariners at the coliseum. bottom of the 4th. matt olsen smashes a three-run homer. the a's win 6-2. the green and gold have won seven in a row. still more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, this unaffordable, and then there is this. a new list revealing the most impossible zip codes to buy a home. the bay area occupying the two top spots. >> did you have outdoor plans

this weekend? you will be okay today. but that all changes into tomorrow. i am tracking rain, wind, and snow, and i know it sounds crazy. i will have all of the details coming up for you. stay with us.

good morning. rise, not so much shine. we have cloud cover. a good marine layer out there. it is beautiful. look at this shot of walnut creek. we have the sun up. it is 7:45 right now. as you're getting ready for your saturday plans, you will notice a couple of spots of some marine layer cover still mainly through the santa cruz area, the half moon bay area, the temperatures are running a few degrees cooler, not by much. in the 50s right now and today's forecast, i have good news, i know we have been talking about that rain, but today, we're tracking mostly dry conditions. and temperatures in the upper 60s, and low 70s. so overall, you can enjoy pretty good day, it is becoming mostly clear in the evening hours and we will see an increase in wind speeds though and an increase in cloud cover later on, a high of 67, for oakland, and 70 degrees

for san jose, and 64 for san francisco, and upper 50s for half moon bay. here is the reason why we will be noticing the heavy increase in cloud cover and a notch up in the winds. we have the satellite radar tracking an incoming system and you can see already some instability by this area up here, but as the system begins to make its way in, areas especially in the north bay, will be the first to see the rain, so let's track that hour by hour outlook, and here is the time line for you, up here, and in addition to this, bringing rain to the bay area, it is also going to bring snow to the sierra, in fact, we're talking about rain, snow showers, and some pretty gusty conditions, so if your memorial day plans include the sierra and heading out now, you may want to check for chain control possibilities, and any road conditions, because things are going to get really rough out on the roads, especially for tomorrow. early on, into the overnight hours, on sunday, the north bay will be the first to see the rain. and then notice how we begin to see some pockets of heavier rain, but a lot of that will actually be in the south bay, at about 4:30 a.m., as i fast

forward the time line, to about 6:00, 7:00 a.m., we will begin to see more pockets, like san francisco, ukia, san francisco, napa and scattered showers. so periods where it might start raining and then a little bit of a break, and then start raining again, but notice south lake tahoe, we're talking about a good amount of snow. it is going to continue really all day sunday. as far as the overnight hours go, into memorial day monday, it looks like the majority of that rain does move out in time for monday afternoon. which is fantastic news. and we might get a little early morning chance of some scattered showers, but then it should clear out quite nicely by monday afternoon. we will keep a lot of that cloud cover, though, so it will still be a little cooler out there. as far as rain totals expected from the system, we're talking anywhere from a half of an inch to just over a quarter of an inch in some areas, and look how gorgeous and heavenly lake tahoe looks. look at the snow estimates. six to nine additional inches of snow on top of what we've already seen, a very impressive snow pack, again, we should be drying out by monday and then

the temperatures begin to warm right back up into some good old high pressure, as we head into tuesday. get ready for it. >> thank you very much, vianey. still ahead on "today in the bay," we will take you to a new park in the bay where you can get a sneak peek of some of the art headed for burning man. ♪ flintstones! meet the flintstones. ♪

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shows san francisco and san jose topped the list of neighborhoods with no affordable homes. this teacher shonda rudeman said she went in on a house with her parents just so she could stay in the area. >> teachers can't live here unless they have a partner who works in tech or another lucrative field, they leave. >> another way to see how crazy the market is, as for affordability, the report says san francisco is more than twice as expensive as new york city. the bay area is the birth place of the burning man arts festival. it is also a place where much of the art is made for the annual gathering in nevada. but there is a way it see the art without going to the desert. here's "today in the bay" joe row sato jr. >> every year, in warehouses and art spaces around the bay area, artists weld, hammer, dream up, awe-inspiring pieces for the

annual burning man arts festival in nevada. but once the desert party is over, where does that art go? >> oftentimes art comes back from it and ends up sitting in someone's warehouse and collects dust. >> which is why a little known shoreman near port richmond on the pablo bay is becoming a destination for some of that art. the new owners of the point san pablo harbor created a sculpture park to give large scale art installations new life. >> the exhibition here in san pablo harbor is a permanent exhibition which will have a number of permanent pieces as well as short-term temporary pieces. >> the park is the vision of a new nonprofit group called we are from dust, with which aims to place art from the festival in public spaces. >> art is a great way to be able to activate the space, and activate the community around that space. >> among the first artistic inhabitants of the park, is a kees by the artist kate roddenbush. this is a a place where you come

and due exactly know where you are going and all of a sudden you end up in this magical place. >> for artists making the art is one thing. finding a place to display it is the other. the artist michael christian was excited to find a temporary home for a sculpture he called after-pod. >> it is an opportunity to have work out in the world, which is what you're doing it for in the first place, to build it and share with people. >> the harbor which sits on the shon shoreline of the richmond san rafael bridge is hoping to turn it into a destination. >> we have slips here, and homes and a residential community. >> the owner says along with the newly-opened restaurant and club, the draw will be spectacular art, set against nature. >> the inspiration you get from seeing a work of art, it just makes you go, i can't believe someone built this. >> we share this dream with many others. >> so on a recent day, a group of art fans gathered at the site to christen the new park, using

the art for what it was intended, inspiring people to come together. bill rosato jr., nbc bay area news. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up it is our clear the shelf segment. featuring our friends from pets in need. and we will introduce you to smidge next. welco ♪ there are roadside attractions. and then there's our world-famous on-road attraction. the 2019 glc. lease the glc 300 suv for just $479 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing.

need. welcome back. it's time for our clear the shelters segment with our frens from pets in need. martha and daniel hunter are here, with midge. tell us about smidge. >> this is smidge. a lovely little ball of fun. i've taken her on a walk several times at the shelter and great on a leash and great with others. a great pet. >> and let's talk about taking dogs for a walk. at your palo alto location, you have a program. >> it is doggy day out. wednesday, thursday, friday, and

you can take a dog, and go to starbucks and hang out, take him to your house, go for a hike. it is from 9:00 to 12:00 in the morning, before we open up the shelter doors and you can come in and less stress for the dog in the shelter and you get out, which is perfect. >> it is less stress for you. >> yes. >> and it is a win-win situation for both humans and dogs. >> i remember that old line, if your dog is overweight, you need to get more exercise. >> that's true. >> yes. >> so i'm thinking with this, it is a way to get people out. but it is also a way, you know, for people who can't have, i imagine, can't have pets in their homes. >> correct. >> if they're wondering if a pet is right for them, all of those types of things. >> correct. >> it is like the uber of dogs. >> the uber of dogs. >> you don't want to have one full time but maybe -- >> you may not want to own the car but you might want to get from point a to point b. >> or test drive. >> this program is wonderful.

it will take off. all of the information is on our web site. and i believe there is a registration form as well. i think you need to register to do this walk 24 hours beforehand. >> that was my next question. there must be some sort of steps to go through. >> yes, there is. >> you just don't want people showing up on a wednesday knocking on the door and saying i'll take a dog. >> everything you need to know is on our web site. >> you always want people who are interested in coming to check out the dogs. >> exactly. >> you have plenty of great animals. >> plenty of great animals at both locations at redwood city and palo alto. >> thank you very much. >> and smidge is ready to go. >> you can go and walk her right now. >> that's correct. >> thanks for coming here and sharing the news about the doggy day out. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. you can find out more about pets in need on their web site, pets in need.org. thank you so much for joining us. and thank you so much for making us part of your morning. we will have more local news for you tonight at 5:00, 6:00, and 11:00. and all day, on nbc bay

area.com. we will see you back here tomorrow morning. until then, have a terrific weekend.

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