palace for that visit. the meeting and a protest going on across the pond right now. and the new taxi plan at sfo takes off. how much it is allowing drivers to cash in. and good monday morning to you. thanks so much for starting your morning here with us. i'm marcus washington. and i'm laura garcia. the morning commute with mike in just a bit. but what about the forecast? >> make sure you are prepared for the high heat today. we start out with clouds. a cool start. all the clouds rolling out quickly. if you're on your way out to the fruitvale bart station, you should see more sunshine. 8:00 to 9:00. and our temperatures going up. as we go through the day, our inland valleys reaching the upper 80s. we'll talk more about that in a few minutes. you have a crash on the peninsula. >> i do. mostly green. the slowing here in palo alto, not the crash. that is the road clues. flashing lights near willow.

they move the crews from the area. the crash is southbound 280 right behind this mark. the exit there. we have one of two lanes blocked. tracking south past 380. meanwhile, a smooth drive for contra costa county to the maze. bay bridge toll plaza. one more cash lane will open up. thanks, mike. 5:01. breaking news in solano county. a shooting at a gas station overnight. there are reports it may have been deadly. >> sharon cat takatsuda is livee scene. >> you can see behind me that police are still here. this whole gas station is still closed off with yellow tape. and just beyond the gas pump over there is a dead body.

this all happened around midnig midnight. the gray mustang is still at the gas station attached to the fuel pump. police will release more details. there is still one dead body covered by a tarp. we see let casings and evidence markers all over the gas station. still no word whether any arrests have been made or if there are any suspects, what their descriptions are and what a possible motive was in this shooting. reporting live in fairfield, sharon katsuda for "today in the bay". thank you. 5:02. new overnight, a royal meeting. president trump receiving the royal welcome from the royal family. this is new video of him with queen elizabeth as you see right here. it will be a busy three days filled with pomp and circumstance as well as protests. jay gray reports from buckingham palace this morning. >> reporter: the welcome for president trump in london includes royalty. and what many expect to be --

>> donald trump is not welcome here. >> reporter: >> reporter: -- raucous protests across the city. the ceremonial greeting at buckingham palace including a parade and military salute. his first day here very highbrow, visiting with the queen, tea with prince charles, and banquet this evening in the palace ballroom. but as the royal family literally rolls out the red carpet, polls show as many as two-thirds of londoners are opposed to the visit, including the city's mayor. . >> there are so many things about president trump policies that are the anntithesis of london. >> reporter: police are preparing for a million or more.

>> he is someone who is not accountable. >> reporter: officials say they expect a smaller group supporting the president to march as well. both sides promising to be present and vocal during his three days in the united kingdom. jay gray, nbc news, london. at 5:04, back in the states, a plan to help struggling taxi drivers at sfo is gaining success. taxi drivers who pay $250,000 for permits called medallions get to jump ahead in the pickup line. those who paid are making more money. revenues rose 41% this year. drivers picked up 56,000 passengers in february alone. not everyone is on board with the plan. many see it as an effort to address a pending lawsuit.

city college of san francisco reportedly weighing options when it comes to a possible bond measure. the examiner reports school leaders identified 450 million dollars in rebuilding costs. a recent poll found voters may approve a measure doubling that amount. it would need approval by early august to get on this november's ballot. santa clara is holding an lgbtq flag raising. the event kicks off at 10:00 outside city hall. at today's event, tomorrow leaders will consider a policy to provide guidance for the display of flags at city hall and city buildings. following discussion, they will hold a special meeting over flying the rainbow flag in honor of pride month at city hall.

dozens met on saturday to protest the decision. the sierra snowpack even bigger than first thought. the amount of snow blanketing the area deeper than 2017 that pulled the state out of the five-year drought. this year 33 times more than 2018. squaw valley has seen so much snow it plans to stay open until at least july 7th. in may alone, squaw reported 37 inches of snow. so there you go. skiing on the fourth of july. we are still seeing activity there with thunderstorms developing each day. there may be a chance of a few more storms all quiet and clear here. hot temperatures for today. it starts out at 58 degrees in martinez. then reaching the upper 70s

already by 1:00. we'll talk about the hot spike in our temperatures and coming down by the end of the week. you're sorting things out at the bay bridge? >> we had all lanes open for just about 30 seconds. things got a little better. then boom. the morning commute started to build. metering lights not yet on. there is slowing at the incline which will cause them to turn the metering lights on in the next few minutes anyway. the approach toward the maze fine. walnut creek interchange, pay point, the benecia bridge, fine through contra costa county. tri-valley looks great with the dublin interchange, pass the san mateo and dumbarton bridges. we had a fire north of downtown. i'll show you that coming up. 280 at larkspur southbound, one lane blocked. some debris pickup at the larkspur off-ramp because of an earlier crash. back to you. thank you, mike. >> well, coming up on "today in

the bay", cashing on in the cbd craze. what ben and jerrys is saying about their ice cream. perhaps the death of itunes. the rumors and what it means to you, coming up 5:25, what we are learning about the mass shooting in virginia beach. this as the community comes together to honor those killed.

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you out the door with a look at our forecast. a look at san jose. everything is looking well as you get ready to start out. we'll be in the upper 50s. and then it's going to heat up today. it will be hotter than yesterday. we'll talk more about that coming up in less than five men's. right now san mateo bridge, the live shot looks great. i'm concerned about the headlights coming toward us. iive may a report about which lane to avoid eastbound. good morning. very happy monday to you. stocks continue to sink on fears not just of a trade war. the faa says it found faulty parts on the 737s of all types. boeing says it will fix them. alphabet, parent of google, had

an outage from youtube, google drive and even uber. a lot of companies use google cloud to run their services. they said it wasn't a cyber attack. it was just traffic. on the left, amazon is under pressure from the teller trade commission. on friday, a judge in washington, d.c. gave the go ahead to the district attorney there to continue his investigation into facebook. you see all of these logos right here. also a lot of chickens coming home to roost. speaking of washington, the president's top economic adviser, kevin has effort, is stepping down. he's one of trump's longest serving advisers. he said he would appoint someone else to the position when he returned from europe. the worldwide developers conference will begin today. people are wondering what will

happen to the itunes they paid for and downloaded over the years. i don't know what's going to happen. i guarantee apple is not going to leave you dangling. they will take care of. you have it downloaded already. you can still play it. spotify is infinitely better. >> so many of us uploaded our cds. >> it will be okay. i don't know what that you are doing. >> so my ram is spared. >> yes. >> that's all i need to know. >> you wake yourself up before you go all the time. >> before i go. cbd may be coming to ben and jerry's. they are committed to selling cbd-infused ice cream if it becomes legalized at the federal level. currently the fda bans adding

cbd to food and beverages. on friday, they held the first public hearing on the booming industry. >> you've got to be kidding me. >> we're not kidding. godzilla, king of the monsters took over the box office at the weekend pushing aladdin out of the number one spot. it brought in $49 million in its first weekend in theaters. disney's live action remake of aladdin had $42 million. and then rocket mapp with $25 million in its opening weekend. >> how about this for a date. khloe kardashian, a fan had quite a night out at his high school prom. the 34-year-old reality star from "keeping up with the kardashians" escorted one of her biggest super fans to his prom in glendale.

khloe shared a few photos and the teen there before they went to prom. calling him the best date ever. the two took classic preprom photos and even got a corsage from him as they posed with the puck erred lips. >> i want to see what his mom looked like. what? you're going out with who? . >> how old is she again? >> in that dress? >> he was probably the hit of the prom i'm sure. >> oh, yeah. >> awesome. >> we have a lot of up and downs here. here's the way it starts out with a live look outside in san francisco. it will be misting and drizzling. once it clears out, we will see sunshine today. getting out the door in pleasant hill. the jacket for the early hours. we will be in the mid-50s.

going into the mid-70s already by noon. you may want to grab that and head back to air-conditioning at the office. it will reach 83 in san jose. 82, milpitas. there will be a light wind but not as brisk as it has been. so it is going to feel hotter in antioch. the high reaches 87 degrees. 84 today in martinez. and for the peninsula, half moon bay keeps the natural air-conditioning at 65. we'll be in the upper 60s in san francisco while the north bay will be hotter reaching 91 in ukiah. napa up to 84 dress. >>. our high pressure is building that's going to make it hotter as we will see a northerly wind. it moves off towards the east. there will be showers across the pacific northwest. some of that cool air will move in and give us a little bit of a break towards thursday and

friday. but then it gets hot again for the weekend. we can see that reflected in the seven-day forecast. it will be windy once we see that system moving to our north. by thursday and friday, it is still going to be dry but feeling much better. and going toward saturday and sunday, planning for a hot and sunny weekend around the bay area. mike, you just saw a crash off the san mateo bridge. >> folks, if you're traveling east bound, just past our camera, overland fall we are looking at a crash. the car went off the roadway. the person fell asleep. they are off the roadway. i think they might have hit a pole or light pole. we are checking the damage to the pole and the person. traffic is able to smoothly flow off the bridge itself. westbound san mateo and dumbarton bridges just fine.

280 southbound, one, possibly two lanes blocked by an earlier crash and debris removal. southbound 280 past 380. south bay, san jose, one lane blocked. northbound 280 just past bird. fire off the roadway. there is a fender bender reported as well. i didn't see any lanes blocked. i see lanes filled. fastrak continues to slow down. metering lights likely on if not now then in a couple of seconds. this indicates a slow drive along the incline. back to you. thanks, mike. 5:18 right now. coming up next on "today in the bay", searching for answers. the arrest made in connection of a case of a missing mother in connecticut. the evacuations happening in

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and here's a look at some of the news making headlines around the nation and the world. the second highest peek in india. the evening standards reports the climbers were likely cut in an avalanche. the only winner in saturday's $345 million drawing.

the winner has not come forward. and people in some neighborhoods can relate to this. a storm near fontana. there have been hundreds of recent quakes. the deadly shooting rampage in virginia beach is sparking a new round of debate in washington about gun control. 12 people died, along with the shooter in friday's rampage. he put in his two weeks's notice and bought his guns legally. congress is back in session this week. democrats believe some measures would be easy to implement. >> >> the lowest hanging fruit. universal background checks. >> we're never going to protect everybody against everybody is deranged, insane. >> they are trying to figure out the shooter's motives. they say he was in good standing in his department.

in the case of a missing mother of connecticut. police are searching round the clock for jennifer dulos who disappeared may 24th. they arrested her estranged husband and his girlfriend saturday night. they are charged with tampering with or fabricating physical evidence and hindering the prosecution in the first degree. happening now, severe storms are hitting the northeast, mid atlantic, and slicing through the mid-western states. all of thiss flooding is hittin the areas devastated by recent downpours. record waters are forcing people in three different states to evacuate including iowa, missouri and arkansas. in arkansas, one river has crept up to the rooftops. it is not expected to crest in days. it is forcing new evacuations in missouri east of kansas city. a sense of helplessness is

overwhelming. >> you are at the mercy of the lord. i want to get back in there and see what the damage is, what was lost. >> many communities are expect to go deal with the record flooding well into next week. >> new video shows a sandy encounter here. an al gator taking to the beach in north carolina. it was seen walking through the ocean water saturday afternoon. visitors of the beach watched from a distance as the reptile lounged in the sand and surf. finding alligators on the beach is rare but not unheard of. >> the baseball world may be buzzing about this video from yesterday. this sparked an unusual delay at the padres game. a big swarm of bees invaded the park. they considered forming a hive on a microphone off the backstop. efforts were denied as a trained bee expert got them.

you can hear them doing the play-by-play. >> what was on the microphone that made it attract the bees? that is crazy. a buzzing show as well. >> 5:25. now a rescue of a rare albino fawn here in california. >> it was almost hit by traffic. the truck driver saw a vehicle narrowly avoid hitting the white object while he was on the road. he drive by the area a second time to investigate and thought it might be a lamb because the animal's snow white coat. the driver reached out to a local rescue group. after getting a photo of the little fellow you see right there, they actually picked up the fawn. he is believed to be about three weeks old. he has been named spirit. it looks like it might have earned that name. beautiful. >> i have never seen an albino fawn. >> beautiful there.

makes you want to pettit. pet it. coming up on "today in the bay", a deadly police shooting in the east bay. a live report from walnut creek on what led to the encounter. plus, scooters from san francisco sidewalks. a live look for you at the wow toll plaza. already starting and it's just monday. a look at the commute in just a bit. kari has your weather. 5:26. you're watching "today in the bay". introducing my new spicy chicken strips combo.

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a good monday morning to you. taking a live look at the bay bridge. foggy but certainly looks nice outside. start with the jacket on, of course. good morning to you. thank you for starting your morning with us. i'm marcus washington. . >> i'm laura garcia. but you know what? >> what's that? >> you have to ditch the jacket. >> we start out with cool temperatures this morning and clouds and fog near the coast. but we are going to see all of that clearing out. a live look at palo alto. our temperatures go from the upper 50s. once the skies clear, a lot of sunshine with low 70s. here's a look the a our highs for today reaching the upper 80s inland. get ready for that. we'll talk about how hot it gets this week. and you're tracking a truck fire. >> a fire truck. we followed it all the way from the berkeley curve past the toll

plaza. this is the metering lights. that is where the fire truck ended up. whatever was on fire, a smoking vehicle, it looks like it was taken off the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza. again, that's good news. we have the backup. we showed that to you as well, marcus and laura, the backup at the toll plaza with the metering lights on. everything else is moving smoothly. folks heading in for the commute. a little slowing for highway 13. crew on the move for the freeway. the rest of the bay moving nicely. disabled vehicle looks like it cleared from the roadway. crash activity on the shoulder. a crash for 280. we'll talk about that next, laura. but right now, back to you. one man is dead and police are investigating an officer-involved shooting that happened in walnut creek. bob redell joins us live from that area. bob? >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. walnut creek police tell us they shot and killed a 23-year-old man threatening his family and who came at their officers with

a long metal pry bar. neighbors we spoke with say that the family had been dealing with his mental health issues for quite some time. according to police, yesterday 4:40 the grandmother called to say he threatened her. the dispatcher could hear yelling in the background. a few minutes later there was a possible gunshot. then the man's mother called saying he was being violent, broke a sliding glass window with a sharp metal pole. she said he had mental health issues and. when police arrived they ordered the man to drop the pry bar. he refused, ran at officers. one officer shot at him with nonlethal bean bags. that didn't stop him. two officers shot with handguns.

they performed cpr until paramedics arrived. he died later at the hospital. >> he's amazing. >> he's in miss young 20s. grew up in the neighborhood. >> known him since he was 4. he's got a heart of gold and just an amazing kid. >> as you can tell, the man was very well known not neighbors. he sent out emails to the neighborhood to let them know about his mental health. any loss of life is tragic. the five officers will be placed on paid administrative leave while the d.a. and police department investigate. reporting live in walnut creek, bob redell, "today in the bay". >> 5:32. happening today, a push for more prepared california. governor newsom will hold an emergency management summit in downtown san francisco. leaders will come together to discuss how prepared the state is for a big disaster.

it comes before another potentially devastating wildfire season. they hope that the state can be one step ahead of the next big fire or emergency. several communities are prepared to deal with a new pg&e prevention plan. the press democrat reports sonoma county emergency management believe it could leave 100,000 people without power indefinitely. the outrage could affect 5 million pg&e customers. in total across northern california. >> teachers in one east bay school district are now entering day 10 of picketing. new movement that may help bring an end to the strike. kris sanchez joins us live in union city with the latest developments. kris? >> reporter: hi there, laura. teachers expect to be on the picket lanes at james logan

behind me at 8:30 and other campuses around the new haven school district at 7:30 this morning. while it seems that the teachers union has made some concession, the district says it's not a concession that they consider a legal offer. i want to show you what the latest is here on this story. according to the union, they lowered their ask to just a 3% pay increase, less than they had been asking before. the district said that would cost the district more than the union's last offer, which violates state bargaining law. on wednesday, it is supposed to be the last day of school. logan high school's graduation is scheduled for june 15th. the superintendent says that is going to happen as scheduled regardless of what the strike situation is. this is day 10 of the teachers strike impacting 11 different schools. 600 teachers are in the district. they have been at an impasse with the district primarily overpay.

tony thurmond joined the session last week. >> the strike plan is still in place. we will be back on the strike lines tomorrow unless something very much needs to happen. we have to give credee to ending the strike. at this point now it is still on for tomorrow. >> reporter: surely your facebook feed and instagram feeds are flooded with graduation pictures. they are working with the district to get were transcripts to still apply for college and also working on options to final ides their grades even though they have not been able to take their final exams. all of that is happening with the district. the teachers will be out on the picket lane. they will be joining them also to show support. union city, kris sanchez, "today in the bay". 5:35 right now. happening today, renowned wine country chef thomas keller's

focus will be on an unfamiliar venue. a former sex discrimination lawsuit begins in napa county. the one time french laundry worker claims she was denied to a transfer to new york city and let go because she was pregnant. she is seeking $5 million in damages. so far keller's company has not issued a statement about the lawsuit. >> 5:36. bart leaders are putting new pressure on washington to green light funding that would increase train capacity. bart says more than $1 billion is being paid tied up by the transit administration. they are requesting the money and say it would increase train frequency through the bay tube by more than 30%. the letter cites last week's deadly bay bridge crash and spike in ridership is one reason why the money is needed. san francisco's skip is pulling its dockless scooters from the city streets. skip is one of the two companies

licensed to operate in san francisco. it also operates in washington, d.c. here's the reason why skip is suspending service. one of the scooters caught fire last week in washington, d.c. luckily, no one was injured here. they are sidelining scooters in both cities out of abundance of caution. >> 5:37. fans packed oracle for last night's game two watch party and came away celebrating. >> the dubs did what they needed to do some in toronto and they're coming back with home court advantage. the game was still in doubt in the third quarter with five seconds left when iguodala came up with the clutch three-pointer. warriors won it 109-104 to even the series at one apiece. none other than former president barack obama. you can see him clapping there, standing with nba commissioner adam silver. even though the warriors got the last laugh, drake seemed like he

was trying to pull a little funny business going on there before the game. he wore a hoodie of home alone kevin mcallister. people say it was aimed at kevin durant. mccauley culkin texted him. >> right now only a fifth game is guaranteed. that's back in toronto one week from today. so next up is on wednesday. look over here. heading toward work. contra costa moving nicely. highway 4 behind me. pittsburg to bay point. no surprises. metering lights are on. the backup there.

no other problems heading through the area on that side of the bay. southbound 280 at larkspur. we talked about the earlier crash. it took a tree down. crews came out. they sawed the tree, removed it. you may find a little cleanup crew. we see the rest of the bay. smooth drive. good news, 280 past the earlier fire. it has been cleared. no more problems. we don't have any big updates. good deal. >> all right. coming up, some prime action in the bay area. >> it will be a hot weekend coming up. it will reach into the upper 80s, low 90s. check out the seven-day forecast. that's basically the way we start out this week. pretty warm for the inland valleys. reaching up to 9 0 on sunday. for san francisco, it will be a little bit warmer today. and then we see the temperatures going up, back down, and heating up again for the weekend.

as you make plans, maybe you want to head to the beach. santa cruz is looking nice. it will be in the low 70s on saturday. clouds to start. we will head into the mid-70s on sunday along the coast. if you're going hiking in muir woods, expect it to be very warm. 78 degrees by sunday. so i'm keeping an eye on all of these temperatures around the bay area and your weekend plans. we'll talk about today coming up in three minutes. . >> thanks, kari. >> coming up on "today in the bay", debate heating up over children's vaccines. what governor newsom is saying about the federal rules. why sacramento police officers in uniform will not be allowed to participate in this year's pride parade and festi l festival. the president of the united states is in london. we have the very latest video

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mike traffic tease right now at 5:43, as you head out the door, a cool start. all clear inland. be prepared to have the air conditioner blasting. we will talk about a little bit of a cooldown and what's ahead in less than five minutes. north 101, headlights in san jose.

the first bit of slowing eases up. i'll show you how things pan out for the south bay coming up. new this morning, fire crews on the scene of a small grass fire near northbound 280 south of bird. it is on the shoulder of the freeway. at one point one lane of traffic impacted. no structures were threatened. a follow-up to a mountain lion attack that hurt a little boy in san diego. he was on a hike over the memorial day weekend when the animal attacked. we know the animal died. the department of fish and wildlife says the dna analysis conclusively proves a mountain lion was shot and killed by wildlife officials this week. it was that same animal who hurt

the boy. the boy had nonlife-threatening injuries. pride events are usually about unity and inclusion. . >> new division within the city's police department. one veteran police officer is disappointed. >> i want to express who i am as a police officer for my city. and i would like to be able to continue that. >> there is a lot of youth experiencing homelessness, they don't feel safe in the presence of an officer's uniform. >> the officers will participate in civilian clothing. pride festivities take place next weekend.

the measure that would give california public health officials instead of local doctors the authority to decide which children can skip their shots before going to school. newsom supports immunization but is concerned with giving government officials that much power now to decision 2020 and the presidential race. kamala harris is proposing a new housing plan to try to help with skyrocketing rents. heirs's rent relief act would create a monthly refundable bill. nationally 21 million americans pay more than 30% on rent and utilities. >> president trump is in england with the queen. >> a lot of protests. >> this is the president's second visit to england as president. his second with the queen. but the first full state visit with all the pageantry therein. video just in with the president

and the queen. welt show y we will show you some of the pageantry. president trump's words are once again causing him trouble. as he landed in the uk, he tweeted out that the mayor of london was a loser. he also used the word nasty. now to the other controversy, he called meghan, presence harry's n new wife, nasty. there is audio of him saying, and it has been posted online. the president is sure that meghan will be a good royal. after the president completes his trip to england, he will travel to two other countries. we will go to normandy, france and shannon, ireland before traveling to one of his golf courses in ireland. the other big news, president trump says secretary of state

mike pompeo is probably right when he said that people think the white house's new middle east peace plan favors the israelies. it was put together by the president's son-in-law. it hasn't been rolled out yet and may not if it doesn't get full support of the president and the secretary of state. further, jared kushner told axios that palestinians may not be ready for self-rule in an interview last night. and asked about the claims that president obama was not born in the united states. >> look, i wasn't really involved in that. >> i know you weren't. was it racist? >> like i said, i wasn't involved in that. >> i know you weren't. was it arrestist? >> look, i know who the president is, and i have not seen anything in him that is racist. >> we are monitoring what the president is doing in england. we will bring you the latest. i'm on twitter.

live now bay area world war ii veteran on his way to france. 92-year-old lake larson. he and his family left last night. >> we have been covering the story the last couple of months. he's out of martinez. viewers like you made this trip possible. >> 75 years ago i was a 21-year-old sergeant. and i thought i had the world -- i thought i knew everything in the world. and never in my dreams did i think i would be going back to normandy. >> wow. >> larson is the only living survivor of his unit. he was awarded the army's bronze star and france's legion of honor for his service. >> what a great story. such a great spirit. that will be wonderful.

5:49. let's take a look at what we can expect outside. foggy. >> yeah, foggy for the coast. and the coastal areas will see it clearing up for today. but it does start out with some clear skies inland. and all of this in san francisco. it is misting and drizzling right now. as we go inland, if you're on your way into the city from antioch, it will be all clear at home. and the temperatures in the upper 50s. we'll see those temperatures warming up. we'll be in the upper 70s by noon. it will be a hotter day, reaching 87 degrees in some of your inland valleys like antioch and also napa. 87 in santa rosa. 91 in ukiah. it's all clear across the region. no storms headed our way. in account tpa, high pressure is blocking any clouds from moving into even the pacific northwest. that's going to also make our

temperatures heat up with some very dry air. as we go to the middle of the week, we will start to see the high pressure moving off to the east, allowing for this area of low pressure to bring in some rain around seattle and portland. it will bring us cooler air for thursday and friday. so it will only cool down briefly by the weekend. it is heating up once again. our seven-day forecast reflects that very dry and also windy by thursday and friday. a look at the weekend forecast as you start to make some plans. it will be in the mid-80s and low 90s inland. san francisco seeing the temperatures going back into the mid-70s. and, mike, you have been tracking the commute and using waze. >> that's right. it looks great on the live camera here. this is the richmond-san rafael bridge. nothing surprising off the east shore freeway. showing you a little slow here toward hercules and the bay bridge toll plaza. this is not bad. contra costa moving nicely.

walnut creek, concord, just showing a build. san mateo, smooth flow. hayward showing a little bit of slowing. typical pattern. no problems. just a dip in speeds for the tri-valley through pleasanton. south bay and the peninsula look great. we will pick up with waze and show you another way to analyze the traffic. join nbc bay area wazers at the bottom of the screen. share all the information. notice 101 and 280 both at the same time. 280 is a longer route with higher speeds. happening now, severe weather in parts of the state on sunday. powerful winds toppled trees in the neighborhood in bethesda. people think a tornado touched down. they will send experts out to see if indeed it was a tornado. recalls for foods you might have in your freezer. the items you may need to toss

out before you make breakfast or dinner this week. plus -- >> they asked, so when are you going to have kids? i don't know. i'm fighting to have kids. >> the growing number of companies, some in the bay area, making it easier for people to start a family. the procedures they're starting to cover. she says her furniture protection plan didn't live up to what was promised. nbc bay area responds, next. togo's fans, the pretzelrami is back,

with our famous pastrami and a bigger soft pretzel roll. and try the new turkey bistro with warm turkey and smokehouse bacon. or the new hot club chicken dijon with dijon mayo and black forest ham. how far would you go for a togo?

5:56. have you seen this yet? incredible video out of italy. this cruise ship ran into a dock in venice on sunday. you can even hear the boat as it impacted the dock. you can see people running away from the ship. the owner said the ship was about to dock when there was a mechanical problem. the ship unable to slow its momentum, blairing its horn as we heard right there as it plows into a much smaller boat and dock. this one from on board the ship. at least five people were hurt. the "today" show is live in italy with more on this coming up for you at 7:00.

wow. it was coming in to fast there. >> absolutely. some of the biggest companies in the country are offering benefits that build a family-friendly workplace. >> pinterest and linkedin are a growing number who pay for fertility treatments not typically coughed by insurance. >> you make it much more affordable and much easier for employees who are looking at egg freezing, ivf, surrogacy. more than 70% of both men and women say they would consider switching jobs in order to access the fertility benefit. . >> other companies include american express, chanel and starbucks. >> new two food recalls to tell you about. i want to check your feature tore these items. perdue say chicken may have

pieces of bone. the use by date of may 20th. and johnsonville recalling jalapeno cheddar with a best buy date of june 9th. that is the smoked sausages. right now at 5:00, gas station shooting. a deadly morning there in solano county. it is breaking news for us. >> we'll get to that in just a bit. first nbc bay area responds to a woman whose sofa wasn't sitting quite right. >> she asked chris chmura and his team if they could furnish a solution. >> she bought a custom couch from basset and paid extra nor a five-year protection plan. a little more than a year later, sunny noticed fabric on the sofa that didn't look like. she shared these pictures with us right here. it is tough to see. but she sees the problem here. and she wanted help. so she turned to basset asking for repairs but got the run around. she said no one came to her home

to look at the problem she says she sees right here. we got a hold of bassett corporate. they diagnosed the issue. lint right there. apparently all over the place. a spokesman told us this is a common complaint. he said the fabric from the blankets or sweaters will pill leaving the excess fibers to the fibers on the sofa. the solution is to shave them off, which is what the technician did. they didn't charge sunny for the home visit, normally $125. got a gripe about furniture or any other consumer issue? call us any time at 1-888-996-tips or nbcbayarea.com/responds. thanks, chris. a gas station shooting. it is breaking news we have been

following for hours. what police are telling us about the number of people involved. >> landing in london. president trump's uk visit is well under way. we'll get you up to speed on what he did and said, insulting some of the biggest names in britain. and investigating big tech. at 6:15, the companies in the crosshairs in washington. "today in the bay" continues right now. and a good morning to you. thanks so much for starting your morning here with us. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. hope you're coming off a nice weekend. welcome to monday morning. >> it will feel like summer the start of the week and the end of the week. in between, we get a bit of a break. let's get out the door this morning. starting out cloudy for most of the bay area. a live look over san jose. heading over to the neighborhood of campbell, it will be in the upper 70s by early afternoon.