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. a little bit above normal.

you can see the mist and drizzle in san francisco. we'll talk about the wide range in temperatures coming up. mike, you have a look at that commute. >> yeah. it's looking pretty standard here, kari. as we look around the bay, mostly green sensors. a little for hayward, san leandro. the backup is bound to be there. metering lights are on as well. south of there, a crash with two vehicles on the shoulder. chp seems like it's okay there. dublin, low clouds but visibility is great. back to you. 6:01. new overnight, president trump landing in the uk. this is new video of him with the queen and the royal family while they were enjoying their day together. this is all happening while you

slept. it is going to be a busy three days filled with pomp, circumstance, and protests. jay gray is live at buckingham palace with more. jay? >> reporter: good morning, marcus. look, there's already been a military salute. an afternoon tea as well as a massive banquet. a dinner at buckingham palace. we will see protesters, hundreds of thousands, according to police, with a very different greeting for the president. the welcome for president trump in london includes royalty and what many expect to be -- >> donald trump is not welcome here. >> reporter: -- raucous protests across the city.

a banquet this evening in a palace ballroom. polls show as many as two-thirds of londoners are opposed to the visit, including the city's mayor. >> there were so many things about president donald trump's policies that are the antithesis of our values in london, plus our values as a country. >> reporter: during a working trip last year, hundreds of thousands of protesters filled the streets. this time police are preparing for a million or more. >> the most powerful bully in the world. it's that simple really. he is unaccountable really through the normal means. >> reporter: officials expect a smaller group to march as well. both promising to be present and focal during his three days in the knighted kingdom.

united kingdom. he has been outspoken against the president and his administration, calling him 20th century fascist a while back. before he even stepped off air force one upon landing here in london he posted on twitter saying khan is nasty and stone cold loser, also making fun of the mayor's height. in oauspicious start. >> thanks, jay. 6:04. breaking news in solano county. police in fairfield investigating a shooting at a gas station overnight. there are reports it may have been deadly >> sharon katsuda live at the scene. sharon >> reporter: laura and marcus, more and more investigators are showing up this morning. you can see this whole gas station has been closed off by yellow tape. and just beyond the gas pump there and the gray card there is a dead body.

there is one dead body here at the arco station. back here live you can see this stretched all the way over to the trash dumpster here. investigators placing down evidence markers. so we are still waiting for police to tell us more details about what happened during the shooting, who the suspects may be, and what the possible motive was behind the shooting. live in fairfield, sharon katsuda, "today in the bay". thanks for the latest, sharon. 6:05. taxi drivers who paid $250,000 for permits called medallions get to jump ahead in the pickup line. a new sfmta report show those

who pay are making more money. it rose by roughly 41%. not everyone is on board with the plan. many critics see it as an effort to address a pending lawsuit. city college weighing options when it comes to a possible bond measure to renovate the performing arts center and other buildings. examiner reports school leaders have identified about $450 million in rebuilding of cos. a recent poll found voters may approve a measure providing nearly double that amount. it would need approval by early august to get on this year's november ballot. santa clara is holding a flag raising ceremony in recognition of pride month at 10:00 outside city hall. it comes as debates over the

rainbow flag in dublin continue this week. leaders will consider a policy to provide guidance for the display of flags. following discussions they will hold a special meeting at city hall in honor of pride month. last month the council voted that idea down. it did not sit well with members of the community. dozens met on saturday to protest the decision. >> the a lot of snow blanketing even deeper than the snowpack that pulled the state out of the five-year drought. this year's snowfall is 33 times more than 2018. in the tahoe basin squaw valley ski resort has seen so much snow it will stay open until july 7th. they reported 37 inches of snow in may alone. >> getting in on the snow. i went to tahoe for the first time this year.

i loved it. >> normally we start to go hiking and things like that. >> you can do that, too. >> a lot to do that. >> so we are going to be heating up here. you want to find somewhere nice and cool. a live look at dublin. starting out with a few clouds. it will all clear out as we go throughout the day. temperatures will be in the mid-50s this morning as you step out the door on the way to the dublin parking lot station. it will be a cool start but very hot afternoon. once again reaching into the upper 70s. by early afternoon reaching 86 in livermore. up to 86 in concord. morgan hill reaching 86. 87 in santa rosa. san francisco today 68 degrees. we'll talk about what's going on with our temperature trend in san jose. mike, you have a crash in richmond. >> that's the report, kari. richmond side of the richmond-san rafael bridge. so the toll plaza side.

they're all moving and all available according to this shot. we see a little slowing there, though, in the area. earlier crash at the bay bridge toll plaza which hasn't shown any lanes blocking. no additional slowing. we will check both of the toll plazas. many times chp and the bridge clears quickly. south 680, no additional problems from the earlier crash. everything is on the shoulder. the distraction i thought might tip off extra slowing. traffic is relatively smooth and relative live light right now as far as for a monday morning. smooth drive-through the south bay with green for the travel times and speeds. back to you. 6:09. >> bees at the ballpark. unwelcomed swarm. it is video you do not want to miss. >> bees to bee gees. what happens if apple gets rid

of itunes. man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go!

your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle for 75 dollars a month for 12 months. limited availability. may not be in your area. more for your thing. that's our thing. call 1-800-call-att.

good monday morning. 6:12. take a live look outside san jose. skies clear quickly. it will be hotter than yesterday. going to the upper 50s to the upper 70s by 1:00. we'll talk about the spike in temperatures and a bit of a cooldown by the end of the week in less than five minutes. a live look shows you the

san mateo west browned moving smoothly. typical this time of the morning. we are talking about a crash on the span to the north. the bay bridge. we'll let you know whether it's a crash and any lane slowing. a very good morning. happy monday to you. stocks continue to sink on fears not just of a trade war but the tendrils of a recession caused by our own actions. the faa found faulty parts in wings of 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.

federal 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 hassert, 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. there's no way the world's most valuable company is going to screw up your music library you have built. >> good thing i kept all my cds. huh? the baseball world may still be buzzing about this video from yesterday. this sparked an unusual delay at the san diego padres game. a big swarm of bees invaded petco park. efforts were denied. they had to call in a trained beekeeper to take the sting out of the plans there. the announcers doing a play-by-play on it. play resumed after 30 minutes. >> a lot of bees.

>> the beekeeper came and sprayed stuff on them. spray stuff on them! that's the training. >> had to be covered. >> an expert. speaking of experts, meteorologist kari hall has been tracking what we can experience this week throughout the day. >> it's going to be all about where you are across the bay area, which is usually the case. we're going to have the clouds and the fog near the coast. and clearing inland. we will start to see a few clouds over walnut creek right now. that's a live look. here's a look at our temperature trend for today. it will be in the upper 50s at 7:00. nice, cool start. it's going to heat up fast. so if you leave the air-conditioning off at home and you come back home, it is going to be warm inside the house. now, we're in the last week of school for san jose unified. so we are enjoying those, all the parties and everything going on in schools. we will be in the upper 50s as you start to school this morning. in the upper 70s by the time that last school bell rings today.

it will reach 86 in morgan hill. a light wind. not as breezy as yesterday. that's going to make it feel hotter in concord. palo alto reaches 81 degrees. for san francisco, mostly some upper 60s today. north bay anywhere from 67 in point reyes to 9 1 in ukiah today. all clear and dry as we look at what's happening across the region. high pressure is here. that's what keeps us from seeing many clouds and can also heat up our temperatures. we will see the winds around that high pressure giving us a hot and dry wind. by the end of the week, we will see this area of low pressure moving in bringing in a chance of showers for the pacific northwest.

by the weekend, it gets hot once again as the high pressure builds out in the pacific. this is the way our temperatures go. we'll be in the mid-80s inland in some of our were whatter spots. even hotter tomorrow. a cooldown under way by the weekend. check that out. thursday and friday, the best days to get some yard work done or whatever errands you have to run. it will heat up this weekend. we will see a little bit warmer temperatures in san francisco. mike, you're checking in on the bay bridge. >> i am. a few factors, kari. low clouds and the fog. the visibility across the span is fine unless you're just looking at the city. then you can't see that across the span. but it's there. you know it's there. a smooth drive. we're talking about what's there around the yorba buena tunnel. there will be slowing. a bridge crew is going out to help out. no major problems. left lane as you pass through the tunnel may be a factor. stay to your right.

meanwhile, over here on the right side, east bay moving nicely for the upper east shore freeway. earlier crash approaching that richmond-san rafael bridge. it is still there. chp says it's off on the shoulder. smooth drive throughout the rest of the bay. another on the shoulder. south 680. we have been tracking that. i was worried about a distraction causing a problem. no issues for pleasanton towards sunol. south bay shows a smooth, easy drive. just starting to see a little dip in speeds around the capital expressway. also for 87, capital to curtner. easy drive here. peninsula, guys, is clear. back to you. thanks, mike. still ahead, listen to this. small town on the east coast. the jackpot that has so many people buzzing this morning. and kari hall tweeting about her vacation in cabo. she is ready to track the temperature swings in the

forecast as she has been doing all morning on "today in the bay". you can follow her on twitter. you're watching "today in the bay". - hey, mike. check out this time-space wormhole i created. - how's it work? - let me see your togo, and i'll show you.

- earl! you have my lunch. - 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 black forest ham. the new hot pretzels, only at togos. how far would you go for a togo? so, you went online and got so confused. that your brain went offline. next time, ask your helpful cvs pharmacist. wereated proprietary search tool that analyzes ways to help lower your prescription costs. just drop in... before you conk out. see what you might save at cvs pharmacy.

a look at some of the news making headlines around the nation and the world. a seven for climbers climbing the second highest peak in india. london evening standard think the climbers were likely caught in an avalanche.

fayette observer says the only winner of the $345 million powerball draw. somebody without it at charlie's grocery store in north carolina. the keurpb has not come forward. people in some areas can relate to this. the l.a. times says there will be hundreds of quakes. almost all under 3.0. 6:23. deadly shooting rampage in virginia beach is sparking a new round of debates about gun control. 12 people died, along with the shooter, in the deadly rampage. on that same morning, he put in his two weeks's notice. he also bought his guns legally. congress is back in session this week. democrats believe some safety measures would be easy to implement. >> there ought to be some lowest hanging fruit. like universal background

checks. >> we will never protect everybody against everybody who is deranged, insane. >> they are still trying to figure out the shooter's motives but say he was in good standing with 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 this flooding is hitting 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. the latest food trend 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. on friday, the fda held its first public hearing on the booming industry. 6:25 right now. now to a rescue of a rare albino fawn. >> it was almost hit by traffic.

>> 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. >> it does look like a little lamb. 6:26. a school strike continues in the east bay. negotiations are advancing. the concession teachers are making as they return to the picket lines off the streets. riders in san francisco may be in for a rude start after a scooter fire out east. we'll explain. but first, a police shooting in contra costa shooting turned deadly overnight. what people in the neighborhood are saying. right now at 6:30--

-stock market opens -ended sharply dow right now approaching 6:30. the stock market is set to open. you can see the trading floor right now. well, stocks ended sharply down there on friday. this because of the mexico tariff threat. >> taking you live to london right now where president trump arrived with the first lady melania overnight. this is a live look at the the queen's sitting room.

they are looking over books and papers at the moment. we're following all the developments from london, including protests gng on since our president has arrived. good morning to you. hope you had a great weekend. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. heading over to kari washington. >> it will be heating up. warm spring bart station, in the upper 50s. skies clear. temperatures going straight up. mid-70s by 1:00. eventually reaching the low 80s in fremont. upper 80s in some of our inland valleys. we'll talk about temperatures going down just a bit in a few minutes. mike, you have a slow drive. >> i do. i'm looking for the temperatures going back down a little bit. over here, the speeds are coming back down a little bit. unfortunately, a crash west 80 at hercules. you typically see the pattern

build. more slowing for walnut creek and for highway 4 into concord. those are the areas we see a lot more traffic on a usual monday. summertime meaning the summer schedules. kari has an eye on the seasons. we'll talk about more of what we see in the south bay coming up. 6:31. developing story out of contra costa county. overnight, one man was confirmed dead after a police shooting in walnut creek. a story we started following last night. it has been evolving ever since. bob redell live at the scene. bob, what can you tell us this morning? >> reporter: he ran at them with a long metal pry bar. they have not yet publicly identified this man.

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 neighbor called. 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 also warned police her son had mental health issues and would be aggressive towards officers. there was another caller. he said a man was pounding on his front door with a pry bar. 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. you fortunately 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 hear, this man was very well known to the neighbors. he sent out emails to the neighborhood to let them know about his mental health. the department said they are deeply saddened. 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". certainly a difficult time for all involved, bob. 6:33. teachers are now entering day 10 of picketing. but there's new movement this morning that may help bring an end to the strike. chrkris sanchez joins us live w those developments. kris? >> reporter: hi there. it seems that the new haven teachers association made an

offer to the district which doesn't seem to be a legal offer based on state bargaining law. that could be some movement here. we know there will be movement out of here at several other campuses at 7:30 this morning. here is the very latest as it stands this morning. according to the union, they lowered their ask to a 3% pay increase next year. 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 over pay for the last 10 days.

the superintendent of schools 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 credence to ending the strike. at this point now it is still on for tomorrow. >> reporter: all right. that's where it stands with the teachers and the district. this is a tough time for a strike for families, especially families with seniors who are graduating. the school district is working with seniors to make sure that they can get their final grades even if they can't take the final exams. they're also working to make sure they get their transcripts in case they are still applying for colleges. according to the district, they did check in with csu and uc systems. this situation will be taken into consideration with those applications. in union city, chrkris sanchez,

"today in the bay". thanks so much, kris. 6:35. happening today, a push for a more prepared california. governor newsom will hold an emergency management summit in downtown sacramento. the meeting comes after another potentially devastating wildfire season. the governor hopes the state can be one step ahead of the next big fire or emergency. several communities are preparing to deal with a new pg&e prevention plan. the utility companies is planning to turn off power in high-risk areas during red flag warnings. sonoma county's emergency management believes certain conditions could leave 100,000 people without power indefinitely. outages could affect 5 million pg&e customers across california. 6:36. san francisco's skip is removing

dockless scooters from city streets. it also operates in washington, d.c. skip is one of the two companies licensed to operate in san francisco. 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. 6:37. fans packed oracle for last night's game two watch party and came away celebrating. >> for good reason. 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. >> among the stars there in the stands you see right there, former president barack obama. he was seen clapping standing next to 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. he was actually at the game in toronto. mccauley culkin texted him. about seeing him at the barbecue. >> i'm kind of done with the whole drake thing. the rest of the schedule. game 3 and 4 at oracle this week. next up wednesday, as i mentioned, only a fifth game is guaranteed. that is back in toronto one week from today. that's right. >> exciting. >> two home games. power up, folks. rest up. no slowing shows up on our sensors. over here for the upper east shore. westbound 80 at hercules. we have the crash. it sounds like everything is over off to the right side. so the shoulder is blocked. a little distraction, a little build in concord, walnut creek. slowing around the caldecott.

no major surprises. smooth easy build right now around the bay. take you down to the south bay, coming into the south bay, 101. typical. things looten up into the rest of silicon valley. all right. quickly moving into the weekend. >> we're almost there. . >> yeah, people are just get to go work and talking about what they just did last weekend. if you're starting to make plans, maybe it's the first weekend the kids will be out of school. >>st oh, yeah. >> it will be a big weekend. and it's going to be hot. here's a look at the way our temperatures trend. for the inland areas, it will spike tomorrow, go back down for the end of the weekend. we're talking mid-80s. even low 90s by sunday. we are going to see temperatures in the upper '60s on saturday. sunday looks like a comfortable 75 degrees. if you're thinking of going to

santa cruz this weekend, it's going to be great. highs reaching into the mid-70s with most live sunny skies. we could start out with clouds each morning. as we check out our forecast, going hiking in muir woods. 68 on friday. it will be warmer on sunday. up to 78 degrees. if you're going to the sierra, that's a live look at squaw valley. still snow left on the ground. low 50s. also warming up there. sunday, mid-60s. we'll talk about what's going on today. one more hot day. that's coming up in three minutes. >> we'll be watching. scary in the south bay. a fire on the side of the highway. quick work by firefighters. fine dining on trial. alleged discrimination against a pregnant woman. and new pressure barr is putting on washington, d.c. and what it could mean for the

transbay tube. >> the president is in england at the moment. we'll bring you the very latest video. out to the big board of new york city. dow industrial is up mildly after one of the worst weeks of the stock market in years. you're watching "today in the bay". 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?

(time check ( new this morning in san

jose: fire crews battled a small grass fire near northbound 280 just south of bird ave. 6:43. new in san jose, firerews battle a small grass fire 280 south of bird avenue. it was off the shoulder of the freeway there. this was from 4:30 in the morning just after the fire started. crews were able to g a good handle on the fire to prevent it from spreading. all lanes of course are open now. no structures were threatened. wine country chef thomas keller's focus will be on an unfamiliar venue. of course there at french laundry in yountville. a sex discrimination lawsuit begins in napa county. the one time french laundry worker said she was denied to

new york city and let go because she was pregnant. she is seeking $5 million in damages. this morning governor newsom is expressing concern about implementing tougher rules when it comes to children's vaccinations. it would give doctors the authority to decide which children can skip their shots. this is before going to school. he supports immunization but is concerned with giving government officials that much power. backlash for kim kardashian after a visit to san quentin last week. she is studying with with a bay area organization to become a lawyer. her focus is criminal justice reform. he was convicted of killing a couple and their two children in chino hills in the 1980s. he was sentenced to death but always maintained his innocence, insisting he was framed.

the "today" show will report at 7:00 this morning. >> bart leaders putting new pressure to increase train capacity. more than $1 billion in grant money is being tied by the federal transit administration. the general manager is requesting the money. she said it would fund a program to increase train frequency by 30%. the spike in ridership is one reason why the money is needed. president trump is meeting with the queen. >> a lot of protests, scott mcgrew. >> this is the second visit to england. his second visit with the queen in fact. the first full state visit with all the pageantry therein. this is video just into our newsroom of the president with her majesty the queen. earlier he reviewed troops with prince charles. now, normally this would be the

video we would stick to, show you some of the pageantry or what they are seeing here. president trump's words once again are causing him trouble. as he landed in the uk, he tweeted that the mayor of london is a stone cold loser and used the word nasty to describe him. and the other controversy that he called meghan, prince harry's wife, nasty. in a tweet he denies that. the sun, the newspaper that ran the article, has audio of him saying that. they have posted that online. the president did go on to say he's sure meghan will be a good royal. he will travel to two other countries, france, norman day and shannon, ireland, before traveling to one of his golf courses there. the other big news, secretary of state mike pompeo may be right when pompeo said that the white house's new middle east peace

plan favors the israelies. that peace plan was put together by the president's son-in-law. hasn't even been ruled out yet and may not. if it's not going to get the full support of the president and the secretary of state. further, jared kushner told axios the palestinians may not be ready for self-rule. he was also asked about the claims that donald trump made for years that president obama was not born in the united states. >> was it racist? >> 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 racist? >> look, i know who the president is, and i have not seen anything in him that is racist. >> reporter: the president will be at a full state dinner with full speeches london time. we will talk about that on twitter. you can follow me there.

i'm@scottmcgrew. >> 6:48 right now. a bay area world war ii veteran is on his way to france. this is video of 96-year-old jake larson at the oakland airport. we have been covering his story out of martinez for a couple of months now. viewers like you helped raise money to make this trip even possible. he said he is so grateful. >> 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'd be going back to normandy. >> larson is the only surviving member of his unit. he was awarded the army's bronze star and france's legion of honor for his service. nbc will follow his journey

every step of the way. 6:49. let's get a look at what we can expect with the weather. >> it starts out with clouds and fog, drizzle along the coast. but we will see the skies clearing out. and it is going to heat up. this is a live look outside in san francisco. you can even see a couple of water droplets on the camera lens. so that's the drizzle that you're feeling right now. if you're inland in spots like antioch, it's going to be all clear. we'll see our temperatures heating up. we go from 59 degrees for your morning drive to a little bit later in the upper 60s at 10:00. and then 80 degrees at 1:00. and you can see those temperatures heating up today if you're going to be outside. there's a little bit of everything floating in the air. our pollen count, tree, grass, weeds moderate. a low amount of mold. so the top allergens still with

the tree pollen, pine, oak, and olive trees. if you're on your way out the door to the pleasant hill bart station, it's going to be in the upper 50s. you can see that it will be about 71 degrees at lunchtime 75. mostly sunny skies. eventually reaching the upper 80s. so, yeah, it's going to be hotter than it was yesterday. reaching 73 in oakland. 83 today in san jose. we can see that it's all clear out there right now. no storms headed our way. no clouds. high pressure building across the region. and that's going to make it feel hotter. that usually gives us all clear skies. we will see that moving out of the way, allowing for a storm system to roll across the pacific northwest. we're not going to get any rain, but we will get a little bit of cooler air moving in on thursday and friday. and then it heats up again for the weekend. we'll be seeing the highs in the mid-80s and low 90s. our temperatures starting up and

then going down. we'll have a nice comfortable finish to the workweek. but then make plans this weekend to get in the pool, go outside, do something cool. it will be in the low 90s by sunday. and, mike, you have been following a crash in san jose. . >> i have, kari. the commute looking pleasant right now. the biggest build out of hayward for 92. south bay, we are concerned about key spots like highway 87. we see a little slowing from capital to curtner. a crash on 87 on the southbound side off 280. sounds like a vehicle went off the roadway, into a little bit of a hill there. so someone may be stuck in the car. trying to get the door open. we don't see a lot of slowing northbound it's a slower drive. southbound 680, build through

sun sunol, through pleasanton. a disabled vehicle right in this area. there doesn't appear to be a problem. slowing for hayward, san mateo bridge. and the dumbarton picking up the volume heading over to the peninsula. upper east shore freeway, despite the crash we had at hercules, we start this travel imtoo. things moving smoothly. more slowing through richmond and berkeley itself. back to you, laura >> thank you, mike. 6:53. happening now,s severe weather rolled through parts of the state on sunday. powerful winds toppled trees in a neighborhood in bethesda. people say they feared a tornado had touched down. the national weather service will have to send in experts to figure out if there was in fact, a tornado. next on "today in the bay", a look at the top stories, including two recalls of food that we want you to know about before you make your dinner or even breakfast this morning. that's coming up in just a bit. first, breaking news we have been following for hours.

deadly shooting at a gas station. we will tell you what police are telling us about the number of people involved in this. back with more news after the break. you're watching "today in the bay".

welcome back. before you head out the door, it is 6:56. here are the top stories on "today in the bay" breaking news in fairfield where at least one person is dead after a shooting at an arco gas station. it happened about midnight on north texas street. so far no update from fairfield police, but investigators are still on the scene and authorities have not yet removed the body. our crew also saw a gray mustang still connected to the gas pump. you see it there.

no word on the person who died or if there are any victims in walnut creek, neighbors are stunned after police officers shot and killed a man on sandra court. the shooting happened a little before 5:00 p.m. last night. police say officers were called about a 23-year-old man who threatened his family and went after them with a metal crowbar. someone called to report a possible gunshot. the man grew up at the home and was dealing with mental health issues. . there is a stalemate but still no deal. a live look outside the school district in union city. teachers have grade to decrease demands to a 3% raise next year. seniors are supposed to take most of their finals last week. instead, they may have i to accept grades earned earlier in the quart er. the last day of school for

seniors at james logan high is on wednesday. and new, we have two new food recalls to warn you about. check your freezer. perdue recalling ready to eat chicken products because they may contain pieces of bone. they have a use by date of may 20th. johnsonville recalling sausages, specifically the jalapeno cheddar smoked sausages. they may have pieces of hard green plastic in them. not jalapenos. best buy date of june 9th apple will hold its annual event where it lays out plans for the coming year. worldwide developers conference is happening in san jose. apple is expected to launch its latest version of ios, which is the software for iphones and i pads. reports are swarming around that the company will discontinue itunes and replace it with new applications. all right. so the warmup is coming our way.

this is a cool start. >> nice and cool this morning. if you're going out for a run, try to get it done early. our temperatures will reach into the mid-80s. and then we're even hotter tomorrow. but then our temperatures start to cool down by the end of the week. but it will be hot inland. reaching 90 on sunday. and san francisco will be in the low 70s for the middle of the workweek. >> all right. last look at your commute. you spotted a crash on the san te'o. >> a single motorcycle got into a crash. crews are quickly arriving. one-third of the san mateo bridge jammed up from the toll plaza westbound. use dumbarton as your alternate. see how that disrupts the flow. more concerned about injuries right now. no major injuries. >> warmer weather brings out more riders. >> that's what is happening on "today in the bay".

>> join us midday newscast at 11:00. thanks for starting your morning with us. good morning. breaking overnight, the royals rolling out the red carpet for president trump's first state visit to the uk, welcomed by the queen herself at buckingham palace. but londoners are ready to protest. we're there, live. warning signs. what a woman killed in the virginia beach massacre said about the killer in the past as police searched for clues. ♪ i once was lost and the community contends with the unthinkable. chaos in venice.