good sunday morning to you. it is 7:00 straight up. and we're looking live at san jose, veteran memorial in downtown san jose. the flags are moving. it is a little bit windy. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm in for kira klapper in with vianey arana. we have seen areas of drizzle overnight. in the south bay, actually, the way the south bay is moving, a live look at downtown san jose. temperatures in the 50s. one thing you will notice as well, into the afternoon, wind speeds will increase as the

system passes by. i will zoom in closer to satellite radar so you can get an idea where we are seeing showers. a lot of showers are kind of just south of us. we saw showers overnight. we're not in the clear just yet. we're expecting the heaviest of the rain to begin moving in mid-afternoon. the rain will be scattered. so there will be peaks of sunshine at times. here's a look at your storm factors. this isn't a huge rainmaker. a tenth of an inch to a quarter. because there is so much in stability and it's a colder storm, it could mean a chance for isolated thunderstorms and maybe hail. i will talk all about that in 15 minutes. >> and maybe snow. >> sierra snow. lots of it. >> vianey, we will talk to you in a bit. now to the newshis morning. with he begin with calls for the san francisco police chief to resign. this comes a day after the chief reversed course on a raid by his

officers targeting a local freelance journalist. we have the latest developments. >> reporter: they came armed with a warrant and sledgehammer. this is video from journalist brian carmandy's office. the president of the police officer's union said this raid is ultimately the responsibility of chief scott. >> this was initiated at the top, meaning the chief's office. the chief was very well briefed extensively on giving directions to the sergeants themselves. >> reporter: tony montoya called him deceitful. following a graduation ceremony at san francisco police academy friday night, the chief admitted his officers may not have properly identified carmandy as a journalist when they applied for search warrants. >> their concern was with the language in particularly one of

the warrants. and, yeah, we made some mistakes. >> reporter: this is connected to efforts to figure out who leaked a confidential report on hadachi's death earlier this year. he has not revealed his source, so they looked to see who gave him a copy of the report. chief scott conceded the search of his house and office may have been against state law. >> we have some serious concerns about we may have violated, absolutely. we have to give the data and everything in this investigation, that has to be investigated as well. another chance to end the teacher's strike in the east bay. the teachers in the new haven

school district have been on strike since monday. they are asking for a 10% raise over two years. the next negotiation session is set for this morning at 9:00. president trump is in japan this morning while tensions rise in asia. the president talked with business leaders and golfed with the japanese prime minister. mr. trump is down playing missile tests by north korea tweeting they are not a concern for him. they are a concern, however, for japan. another issue on the minds of both leaders is trade. the president hopes to make progress on trade talks during this trip. first lady melania trump toured a digital art museum in toque yes. they saw several interactive light rooms. the two met with children in the digital aquarium. the president promises to file an appeal on friday's ruling blocking him from building sections of a border wall.

they blocked sections of the barrier planned to be built with money from the national emergency declaration. the president accused the judge of being an obama-pointed activist judge it's been three years since someone kidnapped pinson. the search continues. "today in the bay" roz has that story. >> reporter: friends and neighbors gathered to light a candle, say a prayer and share the pinson family's pain on this the third anniversary of daughter pearl. >> i'm trying to stay strong so i can find my girl. >> reporter: she was abducted 6:45 in the morning may 25th, 2016 as she headed to her school bus stop. witnesses told police a man dragged her across the pedestrian bridge over highway 780 to louis avenue. that was the last time she was

seen. the only suspect, vallejo resident castro, was killed in a shoot-out with police on the central coast the next day, and the trail grew cold. >> every day is a struggle not knowing. yeah. i don't wish this on my worst enemy >> reporter: still, her family has hope. >> i still have hope because pearl is a survivor. if she is alive she is doing everything to get home >> reporter: her family is hoping the national spotlight will prompt someone to reach out to police. >> please, please get in contact with somebody and let them know any information they have that will help. >> reporter: roz plater. we want to show you a dramatic chase across the bay bridge after a deadly shooting in san francisco. it happened about 1:00 on golden

gate avenue near the civic center. police saw the suspect in a car as he headed over the bay bridge. it's the second daylight shooting in san francisco in as many days. tough times for a popular getaway spot in the north bay. beaches on the russian river normally packed with people are closed because of dangerous water conditions. the heavy rain this past week is to blame. it is not just for visitors it is hitting businesses. >> it is too fast, too high, too dirty. >> we should have a ton of people enjoying the river in canoes and kayaks. >> campgrounds and beaches will reopen by next week. more ahead on "today in the bay". it should have ended in a splash. instead, it ended with a family in the hospital. an amusement ride now under

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mountain it is 7:10 on a sunday morning. a live look outside. you're looking at san francisco at the san bruno mountains. dark clouds. vianey will be around to tell us what's going on weather-wise. young kids who met each other online as gamers. now a half dozen face years in prison, accused of stealing millions of dollars by hacking into people's phones and bragging about it on social media. it's a new wave of cyber crime that senior investigative investigator steven stock found right here in silicon valley. they have stolen $35 million from local residents just in the

last year alone. we also discovered that few law enforcement agencies around the country are doing anything to stop these thieves. thieves who left left some victims financially wrecked. for 35 years, seth and wife ann marie worked in media technology, skrimping and saving to provide a future for their two children. >> i looked down at my phone and i saw it suddenly go dead. >> it happened at a conference in new york city a year ago. shapiro watched as his family's future disappeared right before his very eyes. >> i know they're stealing our life savings. that was probably the most important moment of my life. just knowing everything we had was gone. >> that hero and his wife had fallen victim to a new electronic theft called sim swapping. within minutes, they had all the information contained on the phone, including access to

nearly $2 million in cryptocurrency, stored in an electronic wallet. >> there i get a phone call in the middle of the night saying he was suicidal. >> it was all gone. their entire's family savings built up over a lifetime stolen in less than five minutes. >> it's been very hard on the kids. it's been very hard on our marriage. many times we didn't know if we were going to make it. >> by impersonating a person on the inside, they convince swapping out a sim card. take a look at this video. detectives say the hackers posted it online showing what they did with seth and ann marie and other victims' money. they are dumping $1500 bottles of champagne over $50,000 watches at a nightclub. $10,000 on gucci clothing. 150,000 for a month long air bnb

in los angeles. >> just partying like crazy. >> a sergeant at santa clara county sheriff's office serves on the react task force in san jose, one of the only specialize cyber task forces designed to find sim card theft. >> they know each other for years, before they were criminals, they were just playing games together as earlies on 12 years old. >> this is a remarkable case. >> joel ortiz pleaded guilty last month to taking part to steal from shapiro and michaels and a half dozen others for $18 million. >> it was greater than the original value of the great train robbery. >> he had been living with his mother in public housing in

chicago. just as he was about to board a plane at l.a.x. decked out in gucci and carrying wads of cash. he is now the first in the country to be sentenced specifically for sim swap cryptocurrency theft, 10 years in state prison. >> it's a nationwide epidemic. >> erin west is deputy district attorney assigned to the react task force. west says most of these young thieves started out hacking instagram accounts of selena gomez and jennifer lawrence. hackers soon realized they could make money using the same techniques. >> it is young kids who haven't had jobs, who have figured out a sneaky way from their homes in their pajamas of how to steal your money. >> west says the new wave hackers operate from across the globe as a decentralized group. it calculates $50 million has

been stolen nationwide from more than 800 victims. 50 victims are located here in the bay area alone. >> it shouldn't have been 10 years. not even close. >> dennis dawson represents joel ortiz. he said his client got a harsh deal for nonviolent offense because the court system wants to make an example of ortiz. >> he was a kid. he was 19, 20. they do things to impress their friends. >> but seth and ann marie say 10 years is not enough. authorities only recovered about $75,000 of their stolen money. and they believe the rest is stashed away in digital hiding places that authorities will never find. >> honestly, we're just trying to rebuild our lives. since this happened. i feel like a bad mother because i'm so distracted while working so hard, both of us, to try to rebuild. officers tell me they have many more investigations and

progress including suspects who are currently living abroad. federal authorities finally acted against other hackers here in the country, indicting a handful of cryptocurrency thieves from around the united states in an ongoing case based out of michigan. but until there's a coordinated, concerted effort to stop this, detectives here tell me these hackers will continue to work and anyone who owns an iphone or android is at risk. i'm stephen stock, nbc bay area news. and if you have a story for our investigative unit call 1-888-996-tips or nbcbayarea.com/investigations. this holiday weekend began with scary moments at a southern california amusement park. this ride malfunctioned and crashed, jigger a family of three. it happened 4:30 yesterday afternoon at the log ride at castle park in riverside. a mother, father, and child were hurt near the bottom of the ride. the mother has critical facial

injuries but is expected to survive. the ride is now shut down. the park is open. young scouts from all over the bay area are honoring those who sacrificed their lives for the country. 500 boy scouts, girl scouts and cub scouts are planting an american flag at the head of each stone for each veteran at the san francisco national cemetery in the presidio. they are planting 26,000 in all. the scouts recognize and honor those who fought for our freedom. >> so the reason it's important to plant flags is it shows respect. and you're basically saying i respect you and that you fought for our country. >> i feel pretty honored because i get to separate something so important. >> along with the american flags, they planted a special blue flag for 35 veterans who received the medal of honor.

all right. let's switch to vianey arana, who has the forecast. and not a typical memorial day weekend. >> typically people have a three-day weekend. they want to spend it outside with family and friends. but we are tracking rain, guys. this is one of those situations where it is going to be windy. and you can see the cloud cover in san jose. we are seeing light drizzle and scattered showers. 53 degrees. the wind speeds will certainly be kicking up. but we may get periods of sunshine, which means breaks in the clouds, the rain will stop and we will get scattered showers again. let's take you through the timeline of this. satellite and radar now, we have more activity north-northeast of us, sacramento and certainly the sierra mountains. if you have plans to head up right now, definitely check the road conditions. believe it or not, we're also

tracking snow for the sierra. possible chain control required. as far as the radar is closer to home, light showers moving through san jose. santa cruz as well. the next couple of hours, things are going to kind of speed up a little bit and then slow back down. these are the storm factors we are tracking for today. again, not a big rainmaker but still unusual considering how late in may we are. anywhere from a tenth to an quarter inch. any areas above 4,000, 5,000 feet, will probably feel it. this also means a chance of isolated thunderstorms, maybe even hail. we will monitor the radar closely. you'll notice our daytime highs are only topping out in the upper 60s. some areas, mid-60s. here's a look at your microclimate highs for the day. 58 in san francisco. 60 for oakland.

64 down near the south bay. yesterday we topped out in the mid to upper 70s in some spots. upper 60s. notice a significant drop in the daytime highs for today as the system passes through. let's take you through the hour-by-hour outlook. sierra, 8:30, a good amount of snow, 8 to 12 for elevations 5,000 to 6,000 feet. notice how spotty. not widespread heavy downpours. an occasional popup shower or two. at times potentially heavy. winds kicking up. the in stability will linger all day. a lot of the heavier rain will be in the south bay, believe it or not. so we'll keep a chance of scattered showers overnight into early tomorrow morning mainly for the south bay. a couple of pockets of rain. it will move out mid-morning. monday evening should be okay. again, not expecting significant rain totals from the system.

it will be just enough to get the roads out there. drive safe. a lot of people are commuting. lake tahoe, 6 to 12 inches possible. it definitely has been a very long ski and snowboard season. a little bit of stability back in the seven-day forecast by tuesday. scott? >> that is a lot of snow. thank you very much, vianey. can't get over that coming up, she says it's the only place that ever really felt like home. that's why a local woman is giving back to a local shelter on this morning's bay area proud. story for you now.

and if you )re thinking, wait a second, mothers day was two welcome back. 7:23. we have a mother's day story for you now. if you're thinking, wait a minute, mother's day was two weeks ago, you're right. this is not a traditional mother's day story. garvin thomas has the woman behind it all in this morning's bay area proud. maybell is a mother.

she's also someone formerly homeless. she knows the sadness that combination can mean to a woman. so she wanted to do something nice, to help others in just that situation. sitting on the edge of san francisco bay, not far from sfo, sa mayor tan house has a beautiful location. of course the journey a resident takes to get there is off just the opposite. >> i was broken. no family, no friends. i don't know anybody. i felt so alone. >> maybell came to safe harbor in june 2014 escaping when she says was an abusive marriage. >> i had to decide that i had to, you know, safe myself, save my sanity and just move. >> she emigrated from the philippines. >> is her first months of the shelter full of anger and

depression. but ultimately with the help of the community she discovered here. >> so this is kevin. >>. >> acceptance. >> the idea of being in a homeless shelter with homeless people i felt like, okay, i'm one of them now. i'm here. i have to make the best of my stay here. >> maybell eventually put her life back together, even brought her son from the philippines to live with her. while many would want to put a chapter in their lives far behind them, maybell didn't. >> it is time to celebrate our may birthdays. s s >> she returned one month later to celebrate and returned for the past four years to celebrate their birthdays. >> i do this, to be honest with you, it is home for me. every month. i work three jobs. but one saturday a month i look forward to this. >> but this month maybell has something even more special in

mind, something for the mothers here. >> because i celebrated mother's day here. my kids were still away at that time. to honor mothers in a place like this, what could be better. >> may bell says some women no longer have a relationship or contact with her children. that doesn't, she believes, make them any less a mother and any less deserving of a flower, a hug, and a gift on what should be a mother's special day. and now in addition to mother's day and all those birthdays, may bell says she has fun every month with the celebrations be it st. patrick's day, father's day, or christmas day. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. thank you, garvin. coming up this morning, a lot of people passing on pork this memorial day weekend. plus, she braved the

harshest conditions in hawaii alone for more than two weeks. this weekend she's back with her family and telling her story of how she got so lost. take a live

good morning. 7:29. a live look outside. a little bit of breeze in downtown san jose. that is the veterans memorial. good morning, everyone. i'm scott budman in for keira klapper. it is a rare late may forecast. >> viewers are asking what's up with this wacky weather. you know what, that is mic microclimates for you. it is california. we're still tracking rain in late may. you can see the clouds. even though they are tracking showers for today, we're not expecting widespread continuous heavy downpours. it will be more like scattered rain, periods of subs, breaks in

the clouds, that sort of storm system. you see all the lightning activity. that's more near the sierra mountains near the chico area yesterday. now it's moving in to sacramento. if you're driving up to lake tahoe, track the road conditions. we're tracking snow in the sierra. i zoomed in closer. you can see just how light the scattered rain is. we saw a couple showers. you see areas that are wet. we'll be enjoying 60s. no 70s expected. >> all right. it is weird for late may. thank you very much, vianey. we'll see you in a minute. 7:30. we begin this morning with calls for the san francisco police chief to resign. the calls come a day after the chief reversed course in defense of a raid by his officers targeted a freelance journalist. we have the latest. >> reporter: they come armed with a warrant and sledgehammer. this is video from journalist

brian carmandy's home security cameras when sfpd raided his home and office. they said this raid is ultimately the responsibility of police chief bill scott. >> this investigation was initiated at the top, meaning the chief's office. the chief was very well briefed extensively on every step of the investigation, including giving direction to be themselves. >> reporter: tony montoya called chief scott stkaoeftful and accused him of throwing his officers under a bus. the chief admitted his officers may not have properly identified car man i did as a journalist when they applied for search warrants. >> there are concerns with language in particularly one of the warrants. yeah, we made some mistakes >> reporter: this is all connected to the department's efforts to figure out who leaked a confidential report on

hidachi's death earlier this year. he has not revealed his confidential several. so they searched to see who gave him a copy of the report. nbc bay area has a longstanding professional relationship with brian carmandy. chief bill scott conceded the search of his house and office may have been against state law. >> we have some serious concerns about we may have violated, absolutely. we have to get into the data and dig into everything in the investigation. that has to be investigated as well. also today, another chance to end a teachers' strike in the east bay. the teachers in the new haven school district, which serves union city and hayward want a raise the next two years. the next negotiation session is set for at 9:00. president trump is in japan

at this hour amid escalating tensions in asia. the president talked with business leaders and then golfed with the japanese prime minister. they are a concern for japan. another issue on the minds of both leaders, trade. the president hoping to make progress during this talk. first lady melania trump joined abe's wife for a tour of a digital art museum in tokyo. there they saw several interactive light rooms and met with children in a digital aquarium. the president vowing to file an appeal of friday's ruling that blocked him from building sections of his promised border wall. they were set to be built with money secured under the national emergency declaration.

six days lost in a forest in hawaii. amanda eller is back safe with her family. after more than two weeks, finally the moment amanda's family has been waiting for. right there hoisted into the air barefoot and skinny but alive. and today in her hospital bed speaking out about the ordeal. >> the last 17 days of missed life have been the toughest days of my life. >> that was not expected. >> you can cry now. it's awesome, man. >> it's just unbelievable. i'm so happy, incredibly happy to have my girl back. >> when police called off the search after just 72 hours, their family and friends offered a $50,000 reward and hired a rescue team. ed 35-year-old yoga teacher went

hiking alone leaving her cell phone in her car. she told the "new york times" she got lost and the first day hiked until midnight looking for her car. she knew the forest well, sleeping in the mud some nights, surviving off berries and water and losing her shoes in a flash flood. then she fell into a ravine between two waterfalls. >> we are all looking down at the same time. at the same time we all did a double take. oh, there's a hiker. >> it was amanda waving at the rescue team in the sky. safe and sound airlifted to a hospital surrounded by a grateful family. >> there were times that total fear and loss and wanting to give up. it did come down to life and death, and i had to choose. and i chose life. i wasn't going to take the easy way out. well, they have the guy off the rock on a board. you're looking at the scene of a successful rescue in san

francisco. it's video posted on citizen app showing crews saving a stranded su surfer. you can see several rescuers as they reach the beach. this happened yesterday morning on seal rocks not far from the cliffhouse. it appears the surfer is okay. a trip on bart will be slower than usual this weekend if you're traveling through the east bay because bart is rebuilding and replacing some tracks between pleasant hill and concord. that means trains won't be running between the two stations all holiday weekend. bart says expect the trip to take an extra 20 minutes. and the work should be done in time for the morning commute tuesday. a popular holiday getaway spot. you would hardly know it looking at the rushing river. christie smith shows us the problems for visitors and local businesses. >> reporter: ted schroeder is having an unusually quiet

memorial day weekend. he runs burks a knew trips. >> we a ton of people enjoying the river in canoes and kayaks. >> reporter: it is empty and water tours are canceled. >> it is usually three feet lower than it is right now. >> reporter: down the road, kayaks and canoes are stacked up on the beach. manager annie is set up at the sign letting people know it is closed. >> unfortunately the weather is moving too fast. >> reporter: they expect to reopen by next weekend. but in town, visitors were expecting it today. >> we were a little surprised. >> reporter: friends are planning a retirement party soon on the river. >> a little too high, too fast, too dirty. >> reporter: today at smart

pizza, they are seeing big crowds. >> airbnbs and vacation homes. a place to legally use drugs. california now one step closer to allowing safe injection sites. the state assembly passed a controversial measure to let san francisco open a facility where people can use drugs under supervision. it is necessary to help ease both the chronic drug and homelessness problem. last year they showed off what the site would look like. it has to pass the state senate and be signed by the governor. for many, memorial day weekend means barbecues. the price of pork is up nearly 40% because of a swine flu epidemic in china. much of the world's pork is produced in china. there is no vaccine or a chance of survival for a pig who catches swine flu. it could take years to recover. it does not pose a risk to

people. >> every year the "new york times" charts how much top ceos were paid. musk, the ceo took home $2.3 billion. some other locals are nikesh arora. mark hurd of oracle, $108 million. and safra cat is z, $108 million at oracle. still ahead on "today in the bay", larry gerson talks about the rise in bay area housing costs and the reason it has become so expensive to live here. but first the warriors now have an opponent for the nba finals. we'll show you next.

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nba finals. it )s the the stage is set. we know who the warriors will face in the nba finals, the toronto raptors. they will host game 1 on thursday marking the first time the nba finals will be played outside the united states. we will have live coverage from toronto starting on wednesday. you can also go to nbcbayarea.com for complete warriors coverage. for the rest of the sports news, here's nbc sports bay area. i'm annika karagakis at the infinity sportsdesk. they have won every game since may 14th, and they went for their eighth straight win at home. to baseball, a's. bottom of the first, no score. matt chapman lifts one deep for the solo home run. a's on the board, 1-0. the 50th homer of his career. move to the fourth. two on for simeon.

base hit to left. santana fumbles it. a's take the lead 3-2. they hang on for 6-5. the longest streak in six years. a different story across the bay between the d'backs and giants at oracle park. kevin crone to right center. player of the year candidate from kevin pillar, diving catch and assist for the double play. andrew suarez on the mound. marte goes deep. rough day for the lefty. suarez pitched four innings, giving up nine runs, seven earned. onto the seventh. ustremsky scores his first mlb run. giants lose 10-0. more news after the break. area

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this area, we have a serious imbalance between the number of jobs and the number of residences for those who work here. n-b-c bay area political analyst larry gerston joins us. how did we get into this mess? -- blame it on success. the bay area has become the economic juggernaut of the state. -- case in point: unemployment in the bay area averages about 2.5 percent, well below the statewide average of 4.3 percent. -- along with overflowing employment, we have a drought in housing construction. -- for example, last year the metropolitan transportation commission noted that the ratio of new jobs to housing was 3.5 to one. that )s led to soaring home prices. -- statewide, we )re short 100,000 homes per year. that )s simple enough. so, if we have a demand for housing, why hasn )t the

housing industry kept up? -- that )s where things get complicated. -- some people point to a scarcity of land near major cities, forcing people to live far away from their employment. think of places like tracy that have become suburban communities where people commute as much as 2 hours each way each day! -- others say that state and local governments have made the permitting processes for new housing long and expensive, discouraging homebuilders. -- then there )s the "california culture" factor. people here expect to live in separate houses with individual yards and open space. and remember, land for this kind of housing is expensive, especially near major employment areas. what can be done about this dilemma? >> you talk about the perils of prosperity. when we say what can be done, everything is more expensive

because there are so many jobs and wealth, is there a path to more housing? >> let's again with the truism change doesn't come easy especially when it comes to changing expectations. that said san francisco think center scott wiener has attempted two years to get passage of a bill that would require high-depsity housing near transportation corridors like barrett and caltrain. we believe this would create several wins. among them houses closer to work. with nearby transit, that would discourage cars on congested ads. there are opportunities here. >> really not moving. is there something in particular holding this up? >> here is where we get into the weeds of the legislative process. bear with me, don't kbo to sleep 6789 the bill had to go through several state committees including appropriations committee. there is the chair anthony

importapor portino moved it to next year. when asked why, he stated because i'm chair of the committee. truth be told there's some resistance in the bay area. there's a back story here. that's portinos concern of the impact on residential neighborhoods, which is another way of saying high-end housing. >> can one person stop that legislation or is it because, like you say, a lot of people are saying, yeah, yeah, yeah we want more public housing, more low income just not right here. >> if you're the appropriate committee chair, the answer is yes. but in this case, there's plenty of blame to go around from those committed to high-density housing. the senate president pro tem tony atkins, by the way, a san diego resident refused to pressure portino to move the bill. governor newsom, a proponent of

public housing made no effort. a lot of inaction even from those who claim they want action. >> this does sound like it's getting deep in the legislative weeds from frustrates people who say we have jobs, wealth, a strong tax base, we even have a governor who says we need more housing. are we going to rely on googles of the world to come and build housing for us or are legislators going to take this up? >> time will tell. the legislative process is fraught with barriers because there's so many opponents to any issue. in this case it appears southern california interest found this change too hard to accept. with the governor refusing to step in, weiner is going to be forced to find more supporters downstream. we do know this, absent some kind of change, housing will remain at an unbelievable premium in california and even more so in the bay area. >> you wonder how much we're going to lean on the companies, sales forces and googles who do say they will build some or

donate to the building almost tag it out of the hands of government. >> because the government isn't functioning on this issue and therein lies the problem. >> thank you very much, larry gerston. still ahead on "today in the bay." batman arrived. we'll tell you which bay area amusement park will feature this new roller coaster today. >> you can see the flag is waving proudly but we are tracking rain. how long is it going to stick around and what does it mean for monday? i'll have details coming up. stay with us.

good morning. it is 7:53 and we are tracking rain for sunday. i'm going to step out of the shot so you can enjoy this gorgeous live view of san jose. look at rays coming down. even though we are tracking rain, it certainly makes for a beautiful sight. look outside your window. it's pretty nice out there. we will be tracking a chance of isolated thunderstorms as well. a look at radar. you can see we've got pretty good instability, some lightning. this is more centered over the sierra right now, more off to the east of us. if you're going to be driving down to san jose -- not san jose, southern california, grapevine, make sure you're checking road conditions as well. we are checking snow for sierra. i want to show you some light rain coming down right now. so with this storm system, the chances of rain will be on and off. we'll see scattered rain

throughout with windy and gusty conditions picking up. we're already starting to notice a little breezy in some spots, windier in others. that's also going to bring cooler daytime highs. our daytime highs for today topping out in the 50s for san francisco, hanging out in the city, certainly cold. take your umbrella, take your coat and plan accordingly for outdoor activities. san jose 64. not a good beach day. unfortunately it's going to be very windy, gusty. i would say maybe try and hold off on the beach day for another day. i know considering it's memorial day weekend but better to be safe than sorry. the breezy conditions and instability will also bring a chance of isolated thunderstorms, maybe even hail at times. we'll monitor radar closely. i'll take you to the hour by hour outlook. now at 9:00 a.m., check how much snow and rain coming town in the sierra mountains. again, if you have travel plans up there, check those road conditions, tracking 6 to 12" of

snow. by 2:00, we get these periods of moderate to heavy rain at times. again, this will be scattered. we'll get those breaks in sunshine with breaks in the cloud. you'll see the sun come through and rain might pick up later this evening. by 8:00, rain is centered more over the south bay. those chances of scattered showers remain mainly over south bay. through monday morning by about midday, a lot of that rain will begin to move out. we'll keep cloudy skies with partial clearing and light scattered showers monday. so for the most part your monday will be mostly dry. again, we'll see the chance of some showers. beautiful shot of lake tahoe. look at all that fresh powder. we're expecting that to continue to impact your plans. look out if you're driving up there, isolated chance of thunderstorms. by tuesday, we keep the breezy winds but we do begin to warm up. in fact, we start seeing 80s for

next weekend. things dry out and get better and we'll start to get a preview. some wacky weather. >> and then summer. >> and then summer. who doesn't love a new roller coaster? a new batman roller coaster to be specific. it is opening officially today. it's the first of its kind on the west coast and they tell us the most technologically coaster at six flags discovery kingdom. it will flip you head over hooeheels six times. a big opportunity for movie lovers. we told you the prop shop in brisbane is having a downsizing sale. the shop is selling 90% of its warehouse. that means they are unloading everything from bikes to old pay phones and everything in between. they are not going out of business, just moving into a smaller warehouse because of high prices and rent in the bay area. the prop shop will have another weekend sale in two weeks. so movie buffs, bring some cash.

>> we'll see you again. >> thanks for joining us on "today in the bay." have a very good sunday.

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