a debate that has gone viral. and the last effort to save san francisco's famed comedy club. new details we're learning about the punch line. a very good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> marcus washington is off this morning. if you're heading out the door, you will notice that it is feeling warm even before the sun is up. yeah. at least now is your time to try to get things done outside, open up the windows, let cooler air before it heats up today. that's a live look at walnut creek as the sun rises and our temperatures go from the upper 50s at 6:00 to 82 degrees at noon. so grab the lunch and head back into the office into some air-conditioning. we'll talk more about the forecast coming up. mike, you're tracking the crash on highway 101. >> i am. the crash cleared. so did the traffic break we saw.

more slowing once again as they take the equipment away from the center divide. a little bit slowing showing up on the sensors. everything else moves very nicely. a smooth drive approaching the bay bridge including highway 4 out of antioch. brentwood heading down to vasco, the walnut creek interchange. the toll plaza has lanes starting to fill in for all our drivers. all cash lanes are just opening. back to you. thank you very much. president trump's european tour enters day two in london. his focus is supposed to turn to business, politics and protests as he meets with embattled prime minister theresa may. this is a live look at one of the many protests happening around the city this morning. folks out there with signs. we see a trump balloon over there. there is one more than site where protesters are gathered. >> president trump is urging

theresa may to stick around to complete a u.s./uk trade deal. >> jay gray is live in london with more on the meeting. good morning, jay. >> reporter: hey, good morning, ladies. they are originating or at least much of it here in trafalgar square. thousands starting to march through central london. police locking down areas. much different than his arrival yesterday. after a roig welcome, including a parade, review of the palace guard, military salute. >> mr. president, as we look to the future, i'm confident that our common values and shared interests will continue to unite us. >> reporter: and lavish state dinner at buckingham palace. >> on behalf of all americans, i

offer a toast to the eternal friendship of our people, the vitality of our nations, and to the long cherished and truly remarkable reign of her majesty the queen. >> reporter: now president trump's trip shifts from pageantry to politics. beginning back at the poll as, the president co-hosting a roundtable with theresa may. his daughter and adviser ivanka joining in the summit. next, the president and first lady join them for a private lunch at 10 downing street. and a tour of the churchill war rooms. the two leaders will sit down for bilateral discussions with members of their delegations. this evening the president and first lady get back to a bit of royalty. they are hosting a reciprocal dinner for the queen and members

of the royal family at the winfield house, the home of the u.s. ambassador here. >> so much going on there. thanks so much, jay. of course we're going to carry the press conference with president trump and prime minister right here on nbc bay area. we are expecting that to start in about 45 minutes at 5:45 a deadly shooting near an east bay rec center. shots were fired right around 11:00 in the evening on 22nd avenue in oakland. it is right next to the rec center and just a few blocks away from highland hospital. one person was shot and killed there. that person has not yet been identified. so far police have not made an arrest. also happening today, san francisco leaders are expected to vote on a financial payout to the mother of a man killed in a high profile police shooting. four years ago, police shot and killed mario woods, who stabbed someone and was armed

with a knife. supervisors today will decide on approving a $400,000 settlement. in this case the officers's response to a risky situation was consistent with their training and in accordance with the law. this settlement allows us to reach a resolution without the need for a trial. 5:05 right now. haywood leaders will consider the wake of a controversial deadly shooting. it would require an independent third party to review police shooting in addition to police and d.a. investigations. this is being considered in part after the death of augustine gonzalez. police were cleared of wrongdoing. critics say officers opened fire less than 10 seconds after confronting them. and he was armed only with a razor blade. >> protesters are expected to gather outside during an animal

rights protest. critics believe they are treating ducks in humanely. people chained themselves together at the main gate. a spokesperson with the sheriff's department said the farm was investigated five years ago after similar allegations but that the farm was found to be treating its animals humanely. >> they are notorious for making he allegations against every chicken farm. we did an investigation in 2014 and found no violations at all. >> they are people just like we are. they just look different. they speak a different language. but certainly they love their families. they want to live and be happy. >> at last check, dozens are still in jail charged with a conspiracy to commit a crime, which is a felony. it is 5:04 right now. new this morning, san francisco

supervisors could vote on a new bike lane proposal. it comes following mayor breed's call to build 20 miles of protected bike lanes in the city in the next few years. in march, a cyclist died in a crash on howard street leading two protests demanding new lanes. an update from pg&e on its efforts to boost wildfire preparedness. they plan to install 400 new weather monitoring stations, bringing it to 600 devices to forecast weather conditions in more than 30 counties. they are hoping to have 1300 monitors by the year 2022. also, pg&e expects to install 100 hd cameras in some of the highest risk cameras. new details about an ongoing push to keep the curtain from falling a long time comedy club in san francisco.

the punch line has been told their lease will not be renewed. a live look at oracle, arena, where it is quiet this morning. game two came at a surprise. >> we got updates on klay thompson. he suffered a ham spring and is questionable. there is no tear, which is a good thing. loonie has a fractured collarbone. he will be out for the rest of the times. as the warriors like to say, next man up. >> that's what makes us a win. klay went down, and somebody else stepped in.

>> this is iguadala pushing him through the airport in a wheelchair. game 3 and 4 both at oracle. >> it will be fun. warm as well. >> temperatures for most of us nice and cool, especially the north bay. santa rosa, 50 degrees. 59 in palo alto and san jose. if you're on your way for the fruitvale parking lot station, light long sleeves. later today, it will be short sleeves as our temperatures warm up and the sun comes out. it will be a beautiful day. some spots to be hitting the 90s. we'll get a look at all the temperatures coming up. mike, you are seeing the traffic shift at the bay bridge. . >> i am.

quickly right at your screen. sorry, kari. there you go. over here the shift is on. we have had the lanes go from clear to full. now spreading out. fastrak starting to show typical pattern. i was a little concerned with that early backup. but early on we haven't seen any problems out of the area. highway 4, we see one incident westbound. commute direction at bailey is off the road. i'm tracking that incident. same thing for not on the peninsula. it cleared off to the shoulder near marsh. a look at our waze system. the crash west 580, a truck reported near mountain house. there you go. wazer, there is no name. pick your name so we can identify you. and pick your team nbc bay area

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good tuesday morning. we're coming up on 5:14. we're getting ready for one of the hottest days of the week. fremont, as you wake your way out to the parking lot station, a lot of sunshine today. and we'll be in the upper 70s by noon. upper 80s today in fremont. so we are going to look at all our microclimates and cooldown in less than five minutes. right now, another round this morning heading north from willow. crews continue to move through palo alto. you might have to move more slowly or not coming up. and very happy tuesday to you. yesterday a self-inflicted recession. today our worries turn to tech. nasdaq fell as the bay area came

to the realization washington is gunning for high-tech. apple is down. amazon is down. various government agencies, even congress are gearing up for anti-trust fights. the latest is apple. the justice department meeting with the ftc, dividing up companies. justice will get apple. reuters is the first to report that. new ideas and products at its worldwide developer's conference in san jose. the house judiciary is reporting an investigation of its own. this is a bipartisan attack against the likes of facebook, twitter and others. so we're going to keep adding to our scoreboard here. uber is facing questions from the irs. amazon and facebook will take on the ftc. sand hill road commercials. we just launched a new season. ten more interviews with newsmakers in the valley.

they are streaming on your morning commute. it is a very frank talk with thompson. >> there are many, many, many companies in the valley that are working on the exact same problem for have a similar idea. so execution becomes everything. >> so get your phones and get that downloaded. you can find it on itunes and google play as well. some of our friends were not necessarily interested in venture capital have been very pleased, as they listen to this, how they are about people and not necessarily finance. i want to understand what these people are going through. what is it like to write $10 million checks. you may screw it up. >> there is a takeaway. i always told you i feel like i'm smarter at a party when i have conversations not in my whe wheelhouse. 5:16. another clothing retailer

feeling the heat. sources say forever 21 is exploring restructuring options to shore up its finances. the chain is in talks with investors about raising funds to keep operating should it file for bankruptcy. although no decisions have been made, apparel stores are under pressure as turn to buying. >> walmart hoping to win over a new group of workers, high school students. they will offer free s.a.t. and a.c.t. prep courses to its employees and more predictable schedules, which would be a good thing and debt-free college degrees for employees. the percent of teens who work has fallen steadily in recent years as school work and extracurricular has become more demanding. high school students make up less than 2% of the u.s. workforce. moving back in with your

parents after college not really a new concept. buff a brand-new survey shows age 30 is when most people believe the situation starts to become a little embarrassing. the study from td ameritrade finds 44 percent of millennials say it would be embarrassing to live at home age 30 and up. and 45% of all parents agree with that assessment. >> i'm sure they were happy and open arms. >> they encouraged me to explore the world again. >> a gentle push. there you go. >> this morning as we walk out the door, heading to, two, it will be nice and clear. we will start out with mostly clear skies all around the bay area. you may notice it is already starting to feel a little bit

warmer than normal. that's a look at dublin. if you're on your way to the dublin bart station, you may still need a light jacket. later on today, it will heat up fast. you will try to find somewhere to put the jacket. it will be in the upper 80s as we go into the rest of the afternoon. if you're looking for something free to do with the kids or you'll be out in san francisco, the conservatory of flowers will have a free admission day at golden gate park. something nice to do. it will be cooler there with lower 60s and mostly sunny skies all throughout the day. and then also as you make your way out the door this morning in san jose, heading to diridon station, we will see the temperatures in the upper 50s. and then we see the very quickly temperatures climbing going throughout the day. 81 degrees at noon. eventually reaching 87 degrees today. and in concord, 93 degrees. napa, reaching 90. san francisco today a little bit warmer there. not as much in the way of clouds

and fog. low 70s. we're also going to see clear skies across the region as high pressure continues to build. that's going to keep our temperatures hot today and tomorrow. as we go into the end of the week, an area of low pressure just to our north will keep the rain away. we will see some cooler temperatures much more of an ocean breeze kicking up thursday and friday. by the weekend, it gets hot once again. make plans to go to the pool. or maybe head to the beaches where it will still stay nice and cool. temperatures go from the 90s to the 70s and then back quickly into the 90s early next week. heading over to mike, you have some good news at the bay bridge? . >> relative news that's good. bay bridge back to your typical expected tuesday build. it might be lighter than expected as the summer months kick in, summer vacations kick in. a shift in the volume of traffic at 5:20 in the morning. fastrak lanes filled. cash lanes lighter than we are

used to seeing on most tuesdays. approach slow through the maze. early backup. it looked like it was going to be a problem. i never ended up being an issue. 6830, highway 4, we will check on that once chp arrives. i believe this is the last of the crews palo alto. berryessa, watch the off-ramp. there may be one lane affected. disabled vehicle there. that's it for the south bay. moving nicely around the bay. back to you. thanks, mike. 5:21 right now. coming up next, an american couple dies while on vacation in fiji. what led up to their death so far is remaining a mystery. but up next what doctors are saying may have happened. >> this photo of a new mural in

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at 5:24 on a tuesday morning, a look at the news making headlines around the nation and the world. a judge is dismissing the prosecutor in the upcoming trial of a navy s.e.a.l. accused in a series of war crimes. orange county register said the judge cited unlawful cyber tactics. miley cyrus was the victim of a groping incident caught on video. a fan forcibly kissed her as she walked through a sea of fans in

barcelona. we now know who did a lurch with warren buffett. the highlight of south china morning post said can chinese entrepreneur justin sun change warren buffett's mind on bitcoin? he just paid $4.57 million for a chance to try over lunch. >> first mistake, don't pay $4 million to have lunch with anybody. new this morning, a dream vacation in fiji takes a deadly turn for a texas couple. >> they died from an unidentified illness days after arriving in fiji last month. the couple went to a fijian hospital after feeling sick. they got more sick and died within a few days of each other. the cause of their deaths remains under investigation. doctors say early indications point to some sort of virus. the u.s. embassy in fiji did not

comment on the deaths specifically but says that the government has been warning of a dangerous flu season that is just hitting the region. 5:25. a quick-thinking maryland girl is being credited for saving her mother's life. >> my mom is not breathing in our house. >> her mother suffered a life-threatening illness. she called 911 and also went and got a neighbor next door. they raced back to the house where they checked her vitals while waiting for emergency crews to arrive. her mother was breathing by the time paramedics arrived. . >> are you proud? are you glad that i save you from not getting sick? >> she is pleased to have her mom awake and happy.

i couldn't look away because of her little face. >> it is 5:26. top stories we're following, including a south bay elementary school undergoing major cleaning after a dozen students got sick possibly from the norovirus. we are live from morgan hill with what students and parents should expect today. >> to fly or not fly the pride flag. what both sides are saying this morning. a live look outside at the bay bridge toll plaza. mike has his eye on the morning commute. and kari is talking about the rise in the temperatures. you're watching "today in the bay".

a very good tuesday morning to you. we are quickly approaching 5:30. taking a live look at san francisco this morning. sun coming up over the bay area. starting to warm things up kwreup land. a little taste of summer. however, we're still in the spring. we are. good morning to you. i'm laura garcia. look who is here. >> kris sanchez in for marcus washington, who is a little under the weather. this weather will certainly not hurt the process of getting better, right? >> yeah, i hope not. now, we are going to see sunshine today. as we get a live look outside in fremont before you head out the door, starts out a little bit warmer than we normally feel. we will be in the upper 50s. and temperatures warming quickly today. upper 70s by noon. and we'll see some highs today in the 80s and 90s for the inland valley. mike, you are tracking a crash

in san jose. >> yeah. tough timing potentially. 87 sees a burst of volume right on about now. crash at capital expressway. it's been three or four minutes. i haven't seen any slowing develop. that's a critical time for the south bay. ordinary slowing from 101 shows up north of 680. look how much green we have. we do have one set of lights. metering lights are backing up traffic now, filling in all lanes over the last few minutes. we'll send it over to the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic flowing smoothly. the fastrak lanes are slower. cash lanes showing a little advantage, laura. back to you. >> thanks so much, mike. health alert in the south bay. one school sends home 11 students who are believed to have contracted the norovirus. bob redell is live outside nordstrom elementary in morgan hill. i imagine the school is doing everything they can to try to

stop this from spreading. >> reporter: correct, laura. as you can see in this video of nordstrom elementary behind me in morgan hill, they brought in a number of janitors to clean, disinfect a number of mo classrooms. eight classrooms, the front office and six other rooms on campus that need to be disinfected. they called parents and sent a letter home to alert them what happened. it spreads rapidly. it causes vomiting, diarrhea. most of the 11 kids were from tk, the transitioning kindergarten class. parents we spoke with plan to keep a closer eye on their kids. >> usually the stomach bug hits you at 3:00 in the morning when your daughter runs in and says, i think i'm going to throw up! yeah, it is concerning. >> the last week of school, i definitely want her to have some fun and enjoy school. but also everybody's health matters, too.

>> the public health department said they are common in schools and facilities this time of year. best way to prevent sit wash your hands with soap and water. that is better than hand sanitizers. you should stay home for 48 hours after the symptoms stop. bob redell, "today in the bay". so concerning there. thanks a lot, bob. >> pride month will mean they will decide today whether to fly the rainbow flag at all. sharon katsuda will explain how the controversy is taking center stage. we are already four days into the month. >> you can see it is a beautiful morning. you can see the flags here. that's the city of dublin flag. the state of california. and the u.s. flag is up there. it is calm and peaceful. but it may be the calm before

the storm. after much heated debate the city of dublin voted down the idea of flying the rainbow flag, which is why you only see the u.s., state, and city flag flying over city buildings. a number of people protested the decision this past saturday. tonight city council will consider a new policy to provide guidance on which flags can and cannot fly over city buildings and hold a special meeting to specifically address the rainbow flag. >> i think it's fine. that's just pretty simple. >> i think it's fine. it's about time this country needs to come together with he everybody. >> last month's meeting was contentio contentious. we touched base with dublin's mayor who voted against flying the rainbow flag. he wants a city policy

establishing that first. he addressed one of the homophobic remarks made by a member of the public at last month's meeting. he says a lot of people are making a big deal about the fact that there was a little rebuke of the horrible things he mentioned at the meeting. many of these said were said by people who don't even live in dublin, but came from neighboring cities. dublin is a diverse community, and nobody should tell you otherwise. that is the comment from the mayor. over 700 people have already signed a petition demanding that the city fly the rainbow flag. >> thank you very much, sharon. meanwhile, santa clara county will gather in support of lgbtq it is one day after a flag was raised over city hall in santa clara. lafayette, concord and richmond also voted to do the same. 5:35.

one week for today, school is out for union city and hayward. all that doesn't mean much with the new haven school district in the third week of a bitter strike. both sides remain far apart in negotiations. teachers plan to attend tonight's school board meeting. mayor london breed says she supports a measure known as conservatorship. however, critics call the measure a violation of civil rights. city leaders say the number of people who could be forced into treatment is likely fewer than 50. 5:36. happening today, san francisco leaders are expected to hold a final vote on a controversial first of its kind law to ban the use of facial recognition technology. supervisors voted to ban police and other city departments from using it. the ordinance will not prevent

the federal government, businesses or individuals from using it. new this morning, san jose mayor just released his $4 billion budget plan. among the highlights, he wants the city to prioritize which city gets services based on need including projects like trash cleanup and park repairs. he is proposing what he calls an equity screen, which would rely more on data and not just on complaints that are more likely to come from more affluent neighborhoods. the giant and the a's looking at their team's futures. >> they held their first three rounds of its draft. it is not hard to see the top round pick has a lot in common with barry bonds. 21-year-old outfielder hunter bishop went to the same high school, sarah high school. and he also went to arizona state. giants drafted bishop 10th overall. and the a's drafted logan davidson, a switch-hitting

shortstop from clemson as the 29th pick. andrew vaughan went third overall. he's going to the chicago white sox. mike is watching the roadways. you saw the picture of the bay bridge a little bit earlier. sunrise is nice. >> yeah. and lights, the sunlight. metering lights are on. i have seen a lot of slowing for our sensors. this is visible from northbound 87. early build in the valley. watch that heading up towards curtner. the rest of the bay shows a nice pleasant drive. this is tuesday. a light traffic flow for the commute. highway 4 and bailey. i circled that on the right.

we have the crash. it's time to talk about the weekend weather. >> this weekend indeed feeling like summer. >> (inaudible). >> yeah. that's what i did last weekend. we have upper 80s, low 90s. as we go into sunday, it just gets hotter. check out even monday. it's going to be even hotter. so we are going to try to find those activities that will help keep us cool in san francisco. that's where you will want to go hang out or along the coast. yosemite, it will stay nice and comfortable. as of now, we don't have any storm chances there. it looks good if you're hiking. low 60s will be the high on friday. as we get closer to sunday, it will be partly cloudy skies. we're reaching up to 70 degrees. the tri-valley, sit going to be

turning hot. we have a lot of festivities and activities going on in the tri-valley this weekend. friday is looking good. then as we go towards sunday, it will reach into the low 90s. shasta, highs in the 6 0s. mid-70s on saturday. 85. you see the trend not only here but all across the state. we are in for hot weather. our temperature trend in three minutes. >> not summer yet, but it will feel like it. 5:40. coming up next on "today in the bay", tense moments at the border in san diego after shots are fired. up next, new details we're learning about what led up to that shooting. in london, president trump with the business on 10 downing street. a little bird told me you

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it is 5:43. concerns over a proposed spwougt bay development that could have a big impact on traffic. people in morgan hill will discuss a proposed park near cochran and 101. if approved, it would be more than a million square feet. some believe it would bring more trucks into the area, especially during construction. investigators are looking into a shooting possibly involving border patrol agents at the san ysidro outside of san diego. they failed to stop for an inspection. it is not known whether border patrol agents owed fire or was

shot at. san diego police and the atf responded to assist in the investigation, which is now ongoing. one time manson family member will not be freed from prison any time soon. a parole board decided to free her after 50 years in prison. governor newsom overruled that yesterday. she was 19 years old and other followers in the charles manson court killed a man and his wife sharon tate. governor brown twice rejected her release. governor newsom is declaring june immigrant heritage month across the state. 11 million immigrants call california home. and half of all the children in the state have one immigrant parent. mayor breed plans to officially file for re-election

today. this is mayor breed raising the pride flag. the term ends next year when the city holds a new election. the president continues his visit to london today. . >> scott mcgrew, we expect a special report from reporters there any minute. >> yeah. a joint statement from president trump and theresa may. we'll bring it to you as it happens. keep in mind may is going to have a hard time negotiating much of anything. she will step down as leader of the united kingdom in a matter of days. the london time they had a meeting with san francisco slack who traveled all the way to london. trump pushing for this trade deal. live pictures from outside 10 downing.

we are waiting on the joint statement from the leaders. we will bring it to you as it begins. you see a lot more protests because they are traveling around the central capital. the trump blimp is up and flying. last they trump and his family attended an elegant state dinner. believe it or not, this is just the third state visit by a sitting u.s. president. in washington, considering a vote to block the president's plan to put new tariffs on mexico. and whether they will find bill barr and george nader has been arrested for child pornography. hard to find video of him. he was not directly related to the trump campaign but mentioned in the mueller report several times. one of several arrests and

convictions in his life over child pornography and child abuse. question, we are waiting for the special report. we will tweet about it as well. thank you, scott. 5:48. one pennsylvania teenager had the prom of a lifetime. here's a picture on your screen. anthony did not have a date, so he messaged pittsburg steelers wide receiver shuster. they got matching turquoise velvet suits for the two to wear to the big dance. that is sharp. the two posed for all the traditional prom photos with a large group of friends. i'm sure the parents all stuck around, too. >> is yeah. no kidding. >> you see that more and more.

>> i love that. >> take a look at this view, though. nice, cool, refreshing start to the day. and we have a little bit of clouds and fog rolling across san francisco right now. i just love this short. this is sutro tower camera looking high above the city. and so we have a lot of graduations going on today, including san jose unified high school graduations and willow glen. it is going to be a great day. out there at the municipal rose garden, expect temperatures in the upper 80s in the middle of the day. 6:30, it will still be quite warm at 83 degrees with sunshine. make sure you're drinking plenty of water. we do still have a lot of tree, grass, and weed pollen in the air right now.

also, especially if you're going to be out there at the rose garden, take your allergy medication before you go or hitting the trails today, going hiking. try to go early. any time before noon is looking good. 7:00, 64 degrees. 73 at 10:00. and then it starts to warm up at 1:00. and it will be very hot. not much of a wind today, too. we're reaching 93 in concord today. napa, 90 degrees. san francisco reaching 71. and santa rosa today reaching 88 degrees. it is all quiet across the region. if you're going to be traveling, no rain anywhere close by. that's because we have high pressure just dominating. especially as we get the hot, dry wind as the air subsides. we will see an area of low pressure to our north giving us much more of an ocean breeze, bringing down our temperatures.

looking at our seven-day forecast, we will be in the low 90s today, as well as tomorrow. on thursday and friday, we're in the 70s, which is about normal for this time of the spring. it heats up the weekend into early next week. mike, you are tracking two issues of the south bay. >> that's right. looking over here. green overall. great stuff. mild build especially for a tuesday. southbound, 101, we talked about an issue for highway 101 around bowers just before you get to great america parkway. the pole was in the roadway. it sounds like a half dozen cars with damage on the shoulder as well. it sounds like they have the pole out of the roadway. use caution south toward santa clara, san jose, sunnyvale. that is the route. meanwhile, north on 87, that's your commute direction off highway 85. we still have the crash activity affecting folks slowing down because of a distraction at the capital expressway off-ramp. watch it there as well.

you saw all the green around the bay. backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. big advantage for you if you use the carpool. that's three or more. getting down there, we're still in the 20s right here. barely. 21 minutes from highway 4 to the berkeley curve. no problems through perkily. that's great. back to you. 5:52. happening now, new jersey's largest city pushes forward with a new initiative to combat panhandling including penalties for drivers who stop to give panhandlers money. the summons carries a $50 fine, plus court costs. they have issued more than 250 sentences for panhandling which include a fine of up to $500 5:52 right now. next and new this hour, discrimination, airports and chick-fil-a. the lawsuit texas just filed.

president trump is set to hold a news conference with the british prime minister. we believe they will take questions. you will be able to watch the remarks on "today in the bay" in a special report.

you can always find our team on social media. this is a picture from "today in the bay"'s kari hall on her family vacation in cabo. follow kari on instagram, facebook and twitter. she probably wishes she is still there. >> very happy she's back. 5:56. we are expecting a special report out of london. we will keep tabs on that. 5:56. if you're almost out of makeup, we wear a lot of it here on set. if you shop at sephora, make a run there today and not tomorrow. >> all 400 stores will close temporarily for a diversity training. you may have heard by now a woman who said she was racially pro filed in calabasas. they called security to make sure she wasn't stealing anything. the company is committed to making sure everyone feels

welcome. they say the diversity training is not in response to that particular incident with the singer. you might remember that last year starbucks closed 8,000 coffee shops for similar training after a manager called police on two black men who wanted to use the bathroom without buying anything new details, texas suing for more information on what went into a decision to ban a chick-fil-a from an airport. they call the move discriminatory. the fda is investigating >> a new trend going around related to sunscreen. blogs are popping up with make your own sunscreen recipes. they promise to be full of good nutrients to your skin without

all the chemicals. these products have not been tested. and they might not actually be protecting you and your family from the sun. doctors say people looking for more natural products just have to do some research. >> they are not all natural. you will have some kind of chemical in it. but these chemicals, titanium dioxide have been tested and proven in infants and children. so we know they're safe and effective. >> sunscreens that include those ingredients do provide the most sun protection. if you're a hiker and you are definitely hoping to never wind up in this man's current situation. >> doctors say he will survive after being trampled by a bison last weekend. the 30-year-old was on a trail in utah that he said he had done many times before. but this time he may have startled the animal, which a, tacked. here's what his mom had to say. >> if he had turned this way or

that way it would have been gone into his heart, lower internal organs and there's no way he would have survived. >> his family is thanking other hikeers for staying with him until help arrived. well, today marks 30 years since the tiananmen square protests that is believed to have many many deaths. the military responded by killing demonstrators and bystanders. china stepped up security around the square in central beijing this morning. commemoration is not allowed on mainland china, but the government has blocked access to information about it on the internet as well. president trump moves from pageantry to policy. the overnight meeting with the prime minister theresa may and the new remarks that we expect at any moment. we will of course carry that live. first a very good tuesday morning to you.

thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm kris sanchez in for marcus washington. a quick look at our forecast before we head off to london where it's a little rainy this morning. >> not so much here. we will have a hot day across the bay area. we are starting out just a few clouds over the bay. but inland we are all clear. as you get ready to step out the door, it is a nice start. upper 50s. as we go through our forecast, we'll reach into the low 90s inland today. be prepared for that. we're also going to talk about when we cool down a few more degrees coming up. mike, you have unexpected slowing in san hoe. >> really unexpected. we have a light traffic volume. that's unexpected. unexpected slowing north 87 towards capital expressway will continue until the tow truck can make its way through the traffic jam. if you're watching at home, take the expressway and join north of 87. that's a much