right now at 5:00 on high alert. the action cal fire is taking in a few hours to prevent wildfires. coming up in a live report the bay area counties that will be impacted. plus a major event planned development in eastern contra costa county is moving forward. the role people in brentwood could play in the construction. and taking the stand, defendant max harris testifies today in the deadly ghostship warehouse fire. how he plans to defend himself as he faces criminal charges. "today in the bay" continues right now. and a good monday morning to you. thanks so much for starting your morning here with us. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. let's get a look at that forecast. are we going to have a warmup this week? >> we will, just a few more degrees for the inland areas today. it was a nice weekend, and so we're just going to continue on with that, headed into our new work week. if you're on your way out the door to the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station it's a cloudy, drizzly

morning with some upper 50s. we'll see our skies gradually clearing today, headed into the upper 60s in oakland, and some upper 80s for some of our inland areas. so in the valleys, expect it to be a day where we have to crank the ac back up. we'll talk more about that and mike, you found a change in the tri-valley. >> we're looking at mostly green sensors. north bay you're at speed. in the tri-valley aside from the altamont pass i saw it in the last few minutes some slowing for 84, as you are cutting through here into pleasanton, livermore and toward sunol that started from red to orange. looked like they were clearing up overnight roadwork, that is typical at this time. getting toward the bay bridge your feeder routes toward the bay bridge are pretty much at the minimum time, maximum speed and over here, highway 4, the earlier crash cleared at bailey's, in contra costa county. back to you. >> thanks so much, mike. 5:01 right now. in a few hours, cal fire is taking measures to prevent wildfires in some of its most fire-prone parts of the bay

area. "today in the bay's" pete suratos joins us live this morning from mill valley with a look at the details. good morning, pete. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. actually we're going to talk with business owners about emergency power also because of wildfire danger. a couple hours further north they're going to suspend burn permits in those areas. now, cal fire officials will suspend burn permits for parts of northern california so we're talking way up north, yolo county, sonoma county, as well as napa county. officials say this is the result of yet another wet winter, as we all experience and warming temperatures, drying out that grass crop which would of course increase the fire danger. when it comes to the burn permits, we're talking about banning all residential outdoor burning of landscape debris, such as branches and leaves. that suspension of the permits will kick in at 8:00 a.m. later today. over in contra costa county, the focus is on weed abatement. the county fire department telling residents to get rid of any dry brush, cardboard, trash

or trimmings that can catch on fire. they refer to that as that defensible space. the deadline was sunday so take care of that in contra costa county. for the mill valley meeting with business owners that will take place at the community center in mill valley at 10:00 a.m. we're live in mill valley, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> all right, thanks for the latest there, pete. 5:03 right now. the caldecott tunnel is finally back open this morning, following a shooting. the chp is investigating after one person was shot about 8:00 last night. the tunnel connects highway 24 from oakland to mara ga. the fourth bore was closed for several hours. no word on the victim's condition. the deadly ghostship warehouse fire trial resumes today. defendant max harris is expected to take the stand. he and derek almena face charges for the fire that killed 36 people.

harris' lawyers deny the allegations and say that he was made a scapegoat for the tragedy. cameras are not allowed inside the courtroom but we will have a reporter there and have the latest details there for you throughout the day. a major new housing development in brentwood is taking a big step forward, and the project could be in the front of voters as early as this fall. "today in the bay's" roz plater is live for us in brentwood with the latest. roz? >> reporter: good morning, marcus. we have learned that the developers behind this project have gotten more than the 3500 votes needed to put this issue on the ballot before voters. let's look at the map and show you what we're talking about here. it would be built in western brentwood on 800-acre tract of land north of balfour and east of deer valley roads, it would include 2,400 homes in a development called the venue at deer creek. 80% of the homes would be for seniors. in order for the city to

accommodate the project, voters have to move moving brentwood's urban limit line, the petition drive to get the city council to put the issue before voters. >> this property will be developed either through brentwood or antioch, either by us or somebody else. you know what we've done here and what we're going to do there. if it's not us, it will be somebody else and not sure what that will bring. >> reporter: now there is opposition to that plan. folks who are worried about the traffic congestion and the strain it would put on the infrastructure that exists already. you'll hear from the alliance for better brentwood coming up in the next half hour. here is what happens next. the city council meets next week. they could decide to put this on the ballot this november or november of 2020, or if they order a special report, that could delay the project for now. for now we're live in brentwood. i'm roz plater for "today in the

bay." 5:05. developing now, demands for a leader of hong kong to step down are growing louder. more than 2 million protesters blocked roads, walkways and train stations to protest kari lam in hong kong over the weekend. protesters are upset about an extradition bill. in response to the violent protests she suspended the bill on saturday. however demonstrators say they want the bill permanently withdrawn. the ceo of boeing is speaking out on the troubled 737 max aircraft, apologizing for the deadly crashes. dennis muilenberg says boeing made a mistake in handling the faulty cockpit warning system. he added that boeing will work on its transparency with the public and faa, this comes after two 737 jets crashed this past year, one in indonesia, the other in ethiopia, killing 349 people. the planes have been grounded since the second crash in march.

this morning, we're learning more about a whale stranded in the san francisco bay. biologists say the whale nicknamed ali is in poor health. it's been stuck for more than two weeks. she appears to be underweight with a poor skin condition and a moderate amount of whale lice. they're asking you not to approach that whale. this week it is time for some laughs. comedy central's clusterfest is just around the corner. the festival will take place next weekend in san francisco. standup comedians, podcasters and improv actor also take the stage. some headliners include amy poehler, colin joust, john mullaney and anthony gesselnink. i think i'm saying that right. >> i don't know. >> tickets start at $300 for the three-day festival. trending this morning, anyone who thinks that chivalry

is dead needs to come to their tv and look at this. a daughter is going viral after sharing this picture on twitter. she says her mom's new boyfriend built a shelf to display her coffee mug collection, 51 coffee mugs to be exact. her dad used to complain when she would bring home a new mug. >> if you get four more, then what happens? >> i guess he was out because that was the boyfriend now. >> that's funny. i have a coffee mug collection. every time i go somewhere i get a coffee mug. >> i have one from every station i've ever worked. >> cool. you need to line all those uhm. >> pretty long. we're brewing some coffee this morning. put the shot glasses away, get the coffee out this morning. we're trying to get out the door on this monday morning. here is a live look outside in dublin. already a lot of people up and out on the roads. if you're headed out to the dublin b.a.r.t. station, a cool start. we will have some mid-50s as you head out the door and then as we go through the day it's going to

be really nice, comfortable at noon. 79 degrees, but it will be a little bit warmer than it was yesterday. we're reaching into the upper 80s in the valleys, with livermore, antioch, concord reaching into the upper 80s. we'll also see some upper 80s in the north bay, like santa rosa reaching 87, even 90 in ukiah. you'll keep it cool in san francisco today but there will be a little bit more sun with a high of 67, so we'll talk more about that, and mike, you're taking us now to the south bay. >> that's right. take a peek out here, san jose northbound 101, easy drive as you would imagine. we don't have the first burst of traffic for another half hour or so. traffic here speed sensors are green throughout silicon valley, the peninsula as you expect. folks starting with the early commute and hasn't reached 880, the nimitz freeway. we have slowing out of the altamont and a little there for 84, as construction crews look like they're clearing from parts of livermore. we're looking at a smooth drive for the travel times. you're pretty much at your minimum, approaches toward the bay bridge toll plaza and once you get through the minor backup

for the cash lindanes, a clear w to the city. back to you. >> always like smooth sailing, thank you. 5:09. coming up, india retaliates, the tariffs the country is adding on goods sold in the u.s. and the items we'll be paying more nor. time to take a closer look at the pantry. a popular pasta sauce being recalled. we'll tell you why, coming up. you're watching "today in the bay." deal talk. my 2 for $5 breakfast croissants deal is back. with grilled ham and hickory smoked bacon

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right now at 5:12, as you get ready to head out the door, it is a cloudy start. that's a live look outside over san jose. let's head over to willow glen. our temperatures will be in the mid-50s as you step out the door at 7:00, and then a nice warmup as we go through the morning. at 1:00, we're at 76 degrees. we'll get a look at our slightly warmer temperatures for today, that's coming up in less than five minutes. and looking at the peninsula drive, tail lights westbound across the san mateo bridge. no problems here, but i do spy something going on for 680, coming through alamo. we'll get the latest from chp. good morning, i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. wall street is set to open up higher this morning. stocks slumped on friday but the dow, the nasdaq and the s&p 500 all managed to post positive gains for the week. the dow is on its longest weekly winning streak in two months. the big focus for investor this

is week is the federal reserve which begins a two-day meeting tomorrow. the fed is widely expected to signal strongly they will cut interest rates sometime this summer or this fall. target says a smaller register outage yesterday was caused by a technical glitch at its payment vendor. it was not as widespread as saturday, when registers were down at all target storesor about two hours. the retailer says that was caused by an error during regular system maintenance. target's last widespread outage was back in june of 2014. walmart launched a delivery service. delivery unlimited costs 98 bucks a year and expands on the retailer's previous efforts. before customers could have items shipped to the nearest store for free or to their home for $9.99 per order. walmart introduced free one-day shipping for orders over $35. free shipping, that will have people dancing like marcus at a festival in san francisco this weekend. >> i got to check out that

video. >> frank, i've seen you bust a move or two here and there. i'm waiting for your video soon. >> a few, here and there. >> let's have a dance-off! >> it's on. >> don't hold your breath. >> what a difference. >> you go first. >> thanks, frank, good to see you. 5:15 right now. you might see a rise in the price of fruits and nuts. india adding tariffs on 28 u.s. goods after a trade dispute with the trump administration. the tariffs as high as 70% are now in effect, it includes almonds, apples and walnuts. they were imposed after washington withdrew many trade privileges for new delhi. this morning, make sure you check your fridge. especially if you have ragu in your refrigerator. it's issuing a nationwide recall, saying that some of the pasta sauce may contain fragments of plastic. find a full list of the recalled sauces online. american airlines rolling out satellite based internet on

several hundred domestic flights, access to free live tv you can stream to your personal devices. american also plans to install power outlets in every seat. and the third sequel "men in black international" tops the box office. the film earned $28 million, the number disappointing. they expected to do better than that. "the secret life of pets ii" and "aladdin" running out the top three. thousands of people packed grant park in chicago to wander around and hunt for pokemon. look at all those people out there. it marks the third year gamers came out for the pokemon go fest. part of the game was cut short saturday because of thunderstorms. wow, several people had a lot of phones there. still, tens of thousands of players from around the world are expected to attend until tomorrow. bubbles included. >> when the weather changes, different pokemon monsters come

out. >> is that true? >> awe how. we went on a hunt yesterday. >> you did? >> we go visit some of the parks and walk around and i tell them it's okay, we pull out the phone for a while. >> there was one in the newsroom, someone snapped a picture. i was holding one at my desk. >> his name is tony. talking about the monster, not the one hunting the monster. gotcha. >> we need six cell phones to play this game apparently. >> clearly. >> all right, so i wonder what kind of pokemon will pop out in this shot. it's a beautiful sunrise. that's a live look outside in walnut creek this morning. clouds rolling away. you can probably still see the fog in the distance, and that's going to keep it cool for a little while, but it will be a little bit hotter for some of our inland areas today. walnut creek you're stepping out the door to some upper 50s and then at 8:00, we're at 62 degrees. and then some low 80s already at noon today. yeah, it's going to be hotter than it was yesterday eventually reaching into the mid 80s there. we'll be up to 87 in livermore.

81 in san jose with palo alto reaching 78 degrees. oakland in the upper 60s and napa today reaching 84 degrees. if you're still dealing with allergies, it's probably grass or weed pollen. right now that's moderate on the scale. everything else is pretty low, and so we're also going to have a breezy wind, carrying some of the allergens in, and at least we have the ocean breeze that's going to keep it cool but it was cloudy, misting and drizzling all weekend in san francisco. we'll see more clearing as the ocean breeze and the marie layer weakens a little bit. temperatures inland going up. we'll reach into the upper 80s for today and tomorrow, nothing really big here but we'll have a little bit of a cooldown headed into thursday. we'll warm things back up again in time for the weekend, with some upper 80s inland and some low 70s in san francisco. now, mike, you have a couple of changes in the east bay. >> i do. of course the bay bridge toll plaza, we see that build as we typically would about this time.

fast track lanes moving smoothly. the metering lights should register on in the next couple of minutes, judging by the backup here, but the easy approach, you see the 880 overcrossing on the maps in the area, we still have a nice easy drive coming down on the approach through its maze, and over here, contra costa county. we don't see any slowing for highway 4. out of brentwood, discovery bay, south vassco road to 580, it's a little slow out of the altamont, typical as well. look at the green here. no problems showing up on our maps as far as the volume goes. volume builds a little bit, though, through palo alto northbound with more headlights, not as many taillights headed through the area but once you get to mountain view, you will have that cross-town traffic, 237, 280. over here coming through the tri-valley there say smooth drive. we are building again with the travel time coming through the area out of the altamont pass because now more folks are making their way in toward sunol and 680 itself at the interchange. back to you. >> all right, thanks, mike. 5:19 for you right now.

coming up next, how joe montana is doing this morning after he underwent surgery over the weekend. coming up, we'll talk about the surgery the hall of famer had. plus it's a video gone viral, a phoenix police officer pointing their guns and threatening a couple with their two young daughters. what the mayor of phoenix is saying this morning. it's all next. you're watching "today in the bay."

this morning an investigation is under way after a stanford student is found dead on commencement weekend. police found the undergraduate's body in one of the campus residence halls. the cause of death has not been released nor the student's identity. police say there's no safety threat to anyone on campus. it is the fourth student death at stanford that has been reported since last february. and this morning, people in indiana are waking up to tattered homes, churches and a destroyed high school. this is new drone video showing apartment roofs torn off, after tornadoes hit the central part of the state. so far, the national weather service has confirmed nine total tornadoes touching down. the northern texas intense storm ripped through neighborhoods there as well, tearing up trees and uprooting them as well. both areas say the cleanup crews are already working. so far, no injuries have been reported. cities in argentina are slowly regaining power after

suffering a massive country-wide blackout. tens of millions of people were left in the dark yesterday. the neighboring areas of uruguay and paraguay went out power as well. argentina's news agency says most of the power is restored, however energy experts say they're still determining the cause of the widespread blackout. look here in north carolina an 8-year-old boy recovering from a shark attack. he was swimming along the coast yesterday when that shark bit him in his leg. authorities say the paramedics rushed to the boy and rushed him to the hospital and treated those wounds. thankfully he is expected to make a full recovery. he is now the third person to suffer a shark bite in that area this month. 5:24 for you right now. the mayor and police chief in phoenix expressing outrage after a confrontation with officers all caught on camera. >> we need to warn you some of the images you're about to see are disturbing. >> get out of the [ bleep ] car! >> investigators say the

confrontation happened in may. police say it started after a girl stole a doll from a nearby dollar store. video showed officers appeared to kick and push a handcuffed man believed to be the child's father. police are also shown handcuffing her pregnant mother. according to a police report, one of the officers feared the man was reaching for a weapon. the family says it now plans to sue the phoenix police department for $10 million. >> it was the scariest time of mai life. i have never been in a situation like this. >> at the end of the day, i have to take responsibility and be accountable. >> jay-z reached out offering to help the family with legal assistance. the mayor plans to hold a community meeting with the phoenix police chief tomorrow. san francisco 49ers legend joe montana's recovering this morning. >> just underwent shoulder replacement surgery. doctors are working on the same throwing shoulder responsible for so many touchdowns throughout his career. he tells "the mercury news" the hardest thing for him is to deal

with right now is dealing with the bulky brace that he has to wear at all times. speedy recovery to him. guess what's going on right now? a parade. not ours for our golden state warriors but we've had a few of those, but i guess i got to give a little credit to the raptors. look at all the crowd out there. this is their victory parade, started at 7:00 their time. toronto 2 million fans we should say expected to attend there in toronto, the biggest party that that area has seen in years. isn't it amazing? okay. it's going to start 7:00 our time. >> already out there to celebrate. congratulations to all of them. >> we have had more than our share. >> we have. next year. 5:26 right now. coming up next, top stories we're following for you on this monday morning, including a new ban going into effect in just a few hours to try to help prevent wildfires. >> plus concerns over worker safety at a popular wags hotel.

>> he latched on, and then i just heard my skin pop and crunch. >> ouch. that woman saying a pit bull did that to her, and she isn't the only worker who we spoke with who has been attacked by dogs at the wag hotel. how the company is responding this morning. taking a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza this morning. looks like the metering lights are on. mike's taking a look at your morning commute across the bay area and kari has a look at the all-important work week forecast. a lot more ahead. stick around. it's 5:27. you're watching "today in the bay." togo's fans, the pretzelrami is back,

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welcome to monday morning. it's already mid-june the 17th. taking a live look outside at the bay bridge this morning. a nice cooler start to our morning. hoping the cool temperatures might prevail out the week. >> amen. >> hallelujah! good morning to you, i'm laura garcia. >> even i'm marcus washington. meteorologist kari hall has a look at the forecast. >> it's cool, misty and drizzly in san francisco so we'll see a little bit more clearing but for us in the valleys that means warmer temperatures. we start out with some clouds. a live look outside in san jose, where as you step out the door, it's going to be 56 degrees, warming up into the upper 70s by noon, and we once again will have some slightly warmer air, so we'll talk about what's ahead for the rest of the week coming up and mike, you're tracking an

issue in alamo. >> we start with an update at the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights officially turned on as we were making the last report. the backup almost stopped as you are approaching the fast track lanes. the volume continues to build. no problems in the maze. 680 south toward stone valley road there may be a tire in the lanes, southbound there, just watching for activity. the rest of the bay pretty much green. that's great. back to you. >> thank you very much. 5:31 right now. happening today, cal fire taking measures to try to prevent wildfires in some of the most fire-prone parts of the bay area. "today in the bay's" pete suratos joins us live from mill valley this morning with some of the details. good morning, pete. >> reporter: yes, good morning to you laura. here in mill valley they'll discuss power shutoffs for business owners, taking place later this morning, but in just a few short hours, further north, they're going to suspend burn permits in certain areas. cal fire making that decision to

suspend burn permits in parts of northern california affecting yolo, sonoma and napa. of course those areas have had a number of wildfires over the past years. officials say this is of course the result of another wet winter and warming temperatures, drying out that grass crop, increasing the fire danger in those parts. now, the burn permits ban all residential outdoor burning of landscape debris such as branches and leaves. the suspension is going to kick in at about 8:00 a.m. later today. over in the contra costa county, the focus is on weed abatement, something we talked about a number of areas of the bay area, the county fire department telling residents they have to get rid of dry brush, cardboard, trash or trimmings that could catch on fire, often referred to as creating the defensible space. the deadline was sunday. after the mill valley meeting taking place at the community center in mill valley at 10:00 a.m. we're live in mill valley, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thanks for the latest, pete. 5:32 right now. to a follow-up for you, vacaville police searching for a suspect who shot and killed a

man along interstate 80. this happened shortly after 6:00 saturday night near orange drive and the old nut tree comple when offs arrived, they found a man suffering from a gunshot wound. his truck was nearby with several bullet holes in it. the man later died at the scene. police don't have much information about the shooter, and they're hoping witnesses will help them. >> 5:33. a major new housing development in brentwood is taking a big step forward and the project could be in front of voters as early as this fall. "today in the bay's" roz plater is in brentwood with those new details. roz? >> reporter: good morning, marcus. blackhawk nonpartners the name of the development group have gotten more than the 3,500 signatures they needed on petitions to get the brentwood city council to put this before the voters, but we should tell you, there is some organized opposition to this move. now, let's remind you what that project involves. it would be built in western

brentwood on an 800 tract of land north of balfour and east of deer valley roads. it would include some 2,400 homes and the development called the vineyards at deer creek. 80% of the homes would be for seniors. in order for the city to accommodate this project, voters would have to approve moving brentwood's urban limit line. opponents say not so fast. they worry this would spike traffic congestion and put a strain on the infrastructure and they would like to see it remain open space. >> our organization's goal is to make this parcel the community separator between antioch and brentwood, remain county agricultural dry farmed land, until such a time as we need to expand. >> reporter: now here's what happens next. the brentwood city council meets next week and apparently there are three options here. they can decide to put it on the november ballot this fall or the november ballot in 2020, or if

they ask for a special report, that could delay all of this. for now we're live in brentwood, i'm roz plater for "today in the bay." >> all right, roz, thank you. 5:34. and this morning, one man is dead and at least three others are hospitalized after a chaotic series of crashes in palo alto. this cash cam was taken by another car showing a driver driving in the wrong direction before the crash. after impact, the crash burst into flames and the wrong-way driver was killed. the other driver suffered major injuries. chp officers responded to that crash, another accident happening on the opposite side of the highway. here's what it sounded like when the two cars collided. >> when those vehicles came to rest, some of the passenger parties got out of those vehicles and as far as we know

right now, at least one passenger was struck by another vehicle on the roadway, and they're in serious condition as well. >> chp officers arrested one driver on suspicion of felony dui. there are questions this morning about employee safety at a pet boarding facility in the south bay. a woman is hurt after she was bitten by a dog. she works at the wag hotel in santa clara, and is the fifth staff member sent to the hospital. the employee says she was trying to break up a dog fight but one lashed back and bit her. it comes two days after a pit bull attacked four employees, severely injuring three of them. the latest worker is raising questions about safety protocols at wag hotels. >> another co-worker came in and wrapped my hand. thank god, because it made it stop being in pain for a while and i think it stopped the bleeding a lot as well. >> the dog is currently in the custody of the silicon valley animal control authority. gary woodland is the big winner of the u.s. open, played at pebble beach in monterey county. check it out.

>> got it! >> look at that right there. woodland's two-clutch shot and a birdie putt on the final hole put the silver trophy in his hands at pebble beach. brooks koepka was trying to match the 114-year record with his third straight u.s. open, kept the pressure on until the very end, but here is the moment that got a lot of people buzzing this morning. during the second round a seagull tried to pick up phil mickelson's golf ball in the fairway. later, it actually rolled it away from its resting spot. the bird gave up and with the rules officials there looking on, phil placed that ball back in its original position. >> isn't that hilarious? >> that's pretty cool, that it came down, actually played with the ball a little bit and said okay, i'm done. >> especially during the

play-by-play. now the bird is touching the ball. >> you think you can play with the seagull, nope. >> talk about a birdie putt. >> look out oracle seagulls. looking toward the bay area, not a lot of competition for most of the freeways, the space is great for all you drivers. south bay 101 a little slowing through san jose. we'll look at that coming up in the next report. slowing 84, holds up there, as you come down toward power plant and south 680 down through sunol a little build, a tiny bit. no problems travel times toward the bay bridge, at 18 minutes, still under 20 from highway 4 to the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza but the metering lights are on and there's the north bay, san rafael, easy breezy from novato to the golden gate bridge. easy breezy. >> lemon squeezy. >> the breeze is on from the weekend? >> looking at the weekend forecast, we start out this week with warm temperatures in the

valleys and again for the week with a dip toward the end of the week. here is a look at saturday and sunday's forecast, upper 80s in the valleys, and then it will be in the mid 80s on sunday. and for san francisco, we're up to 70. it looks like we'll see a little bit more sun this time around, and we'll also have slightly warmer temperatures. if you're planning to head out of town, going to yosemite, it's going to be nice, beautiful weekend. we don't have to worry about storms this weekend and we're going to see those highs in the low 70s and if you're looking closer to home in muir woods, 70 to 73 degrees as we see a mix of sun and clouds. this is a live look in squaw valley this morning, beautiful, still just a little bit of snow. if you're going there this weekend, there will be some upper 60s and low 70s and mostly sunny skies in half moon bay. we'll see at times the sun peeking out with highs reaching into the mid-60s. we'll get a look at today's temperature trend that's coming up in three minutes. >> all right, thanks, kari.

it's 5:39. coming up next on "today in the bay," o.j. simpson joining twitter and goes on a twitter firestorm. what he says he plans to do with the account. plus beloved world war ii veteran jake larson of contra costa county returns home from d d-day commemoration in france. >> that is the most wonderful experience in all my life, in all of my life. >> coming up next, he's going to tell you all about the new adventure he's working on, 5:40 for you right now. you're watching "today in the bay."

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we're coming up on 5:43 and it's a cool start to the morning, marred nez we hamorni g morning, martinez at 1:00 we're at 83 degrees and going up a few more degrees from there. we will have a warm start to the week and a cooldown. we'll talk more about that in less than five minutes. >> traffic starting to build just a bit right here crossing from east to west, across the richmond to san rafael bridge. we'll show you how things shape up if you're headed into the area or on the peninsula, with any slowing you might find. new overnight, santa rosa police are searching for a suspect who robbed a gas station. that man entered the shell gas station around guernville road around 11:00 last night. he pulled out a silver handgun, pointed it at the cashier and

demanded money. he ran toward a nearby safeway. if you have any information, you're asked to contact police. a dramatic rescue in bodega bay. a father and three children were out canoeing yesterday afternoon. they couldn't pad toll safety and got stranded in campbell cove. rescue crews sailed out and helped pull the family from the cove. the coast guard gives the family credit for wearing life jackets but is reminding everyone to check weather conditions before hitting the water. 5:44 right now. in the sierra foothills, search crews looking for a plane that nose dived into lake toluk. the plane crashed into the water after witnesses say it hit a power line. this is a picture taken right after it happened. the sheriff's department says the pilot was the only person on board, and the plane quickly sunk after the crash. no word yet on what may have caused that crash. today marks the 25th anniversary of the infamous o.j.

simpson bronco chase. simpson led lapd on a slow chase in los angeles area in the now famous white ford bronco. he was chased and charged with the murders of his ex-wife, nicole brown simpson and her friend, ron goldman. simpson later returned to his home where he surrendered. tv helicopters followed that chase and spectors lined the streets holding signs, some reading "go o.j." it captured the attention of an estimated 95 million people. simpson was later found not guilty. he's currently living in las vegas and created a twitter account. in a video saturday simpson said he's "got a little getting even to do." he is referring to fake o.j. accounts and added that his would be official. on to developments when it comes to mexico and the u.s. it appears negotiations have taken a step forward. armed mexican soldiers could be spotted stopping cars north of the guatemalan border over the

weekend, part of the country's crackdown on migration in response to u.s. pressure. president trump threatened tariffs on mexican imports in the country if it didn't act on immigration issues. mexico is now deployed 6,000 members of its national guard to control people moving north from guatemala. 5:46. the checks and balances, president trump officially kicks off his re-election campaign tomorrow in florida, and a new interview is giving us a hint of how he'll try to win next year's election. "today in the bay's" tracie potts reports on how congress is reacting. >> reporter: before announcing his presidential bid tomorrow, president trump is hinting at his re-election message. >> safety, security, great economy. >> reporter: and denying internal polls show him trailing former vice president joe biden. >> i don't believe in those polls. there's no way he beats me in texas.

my polls show that i'm winning everywhere. >> reporter: a fox news poll shows him behind five democrats, and our own nbc/"wall street journal" poll shows nearly half the public saying no to impeachment hearings. >> we need to open an inquiry and look at what is going on. >> reporter: president trump denies the mueller report finding that he tried to fire the special counsel. >> he wasn't fired. okay? number one, very importantly, but more importantly, article ii allows me to do whatever i want. >> reporter: meantime, republicans are both defending and explaining what the president said about taking information from foreign governments before reporting it to the fbi. >> this was a mistake to say this. i mean, clearly. >> the president said that he would report that to the fbi. our. s also show the president's job approval rating at 44%, down two points from last month but still within the margin of error. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >> thanks so much, tracie. it's a story we're following

every step of the way here on "today in the bay." >> this is a great one. jake larson is the martinez world war ii veteran. he finally returned back to the bay area from that historic trip. 96-year-old jake larson returned from normandy following the 75th anniversary of d-day. we caught up with him at his favorite spot the bagel street cafe. larson is the only survivor from his unit that stormed normandy beach during world war ii. he met the president in france, and people from all over the country who saw his story were moved. he found letters and money mailed to the bagel shop. >> even when i wake up in the morning, i'm sleeping in my own bed, and i say did this really happen to you? were you back in france celebrating d-day? it's so amazing.

it's far beyond my expectations in life. >> oh, isn't that lovely? don't forget, you helped jake get to normandy. since the story aired here on "today in the bay," thousands of dollars were donated to cover the cost of his trip. he's already working on a book and plans to use the extra donations to help publish it. he plans to call it "the luckiest man alive." >> that he is. 96, no signs of slowing down at all. >> no kidding. maybe that's the secret. bagels. >> bagels. >> all right, go the to go get some, kari. >> time to get up, out the door, hot coffee. it's cool and drizzly in san francisco right now. a live look at the golden gate bridge, where we've had low visibility, and it's also going to clear out today after that cool and foggy start. we're right now at 56 degrees. in san jose it's 55 and also 55 in livermore. 56 in fairfield. a nice cool start but it will be a comfortably warm day.

if you're making your way out the door in pleasant hill headed to the b.a.r.t. station, upper 50s, grab a jacket. we'll have cool temperature togs start but warming up quickly noon at 80 degrees and mid 80s for some of our inland areas with antioch and livermore reaching 87. we'll be up to 87 in santa rosa, while san francisco stays in the upper 60s. palo alto reaches 78 degrees and 81 today in san jose. that's a live look outside in san jose. so as you're getting dressed, grab a jacket for the chilly temperatures we have this morning, but then short sleeves will be comfortable the rest of the day. you'll be putting the jacket back on if you're going to the a's game tonight, first pitch at 7:07 and we'll be in the upper 60s, a nice clear evening for heading out to the ball park and we'll have breezy winds coming in onshore. that's going to keep our s seasonable weather in place but it gets cooler as we head toward the end of the week as the winds pick up but overall, it doesn't look as extreme as the weather

we had last week even though it will be warming up today. we're in the upper 80s in the valleys and then some upper 70s by thursday, but they were going back up into the upper 80s by the weekend, and for san francisco, misty and drizzly today, but a little bit more sun over the next couple of days. and mike, you were tracking one crash with slowing for i-80. >> that's right. it's not the portion of the east shore freeway between the carquinez bridge and the bay bridge, that's aittle slowing through that area around hercules. in the north bay, west 80 looks like it may be in recovery mode between vacaville and the parkway headed toward fairfield, the earlier crash did leave one lane blocked for a while and i saw some slowing over the last few minutes. it looks like it might be clearing up so that's better news but for most of our viewers, it's not a factor unless it pulls you off of traffic building at the carquinez bridge which is always a good thing. the south bay up to the peninsula, no problems down that route, looking at san jose, i

told you we had a camera and look at the slower drive. it started to eyes up from the first burst we see north of 680. back to you. >> thanks, mike. happening now, there are new threats from iran about its nuclear program. the country says it will breach internationally agreed limits on its stockpile of low enriched uranium in ten days, this comes in the wake of suspected attacks on oil tankers with the u.s. blaming iran. the u.s. is also accusing iranian forces of tampering with evidence by boarding one of the tankers before international investigators. iran has denied any involvement. coming up at 6:00 a.m., more local news, but first, nbc bay area responds. >> delivery of a $7 treat ends up costing more than 100. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. "nbc bay area responds," next.

5:55 for you right now. nbc bay area responds to a bay area man who wanted his money back. he turned to consumer investigator chris chmura and his team for help. >> good morning, we've untangled many problems about shipping all kinds of stuff.

ryan baker's case is the first involving cereal, oreo o's cereal. his friends in norway love it so they can't buy it there. he sent a $7 two-pack and paid the postal service $55 for shipping. he filled out the customs forms and was assured the cereal was on its way. however the box returned. ryan says norway's customs office assessed a $60 duty on $7 worth of cereal. ryan feels the postal clerk here who helped him send the box had given him bad advice on filling out the customs forms. so he canceled the shipment and asked for his $55 back. when the post office said no, ryan contacted us. we reached out to the postal service. it turns out the check box marked "gift" on the customs form here should have been checked, but was not. eventually the sacramento postmaster called ryan and refunded his $55 shipping fee. if you're dealing with a delivery dilemma, we deliver for you. 888-996-tips or go to

nbcbayarea.com/responds. apple's ceo tim cook's stanford commencement speech is making headlines. yesterday cook talked about stanford and silicon valley being woven together. in the end he encouraged grads to take control of their own future. >> graduates, the fact is, when your time comes, and it will be you'll never be ready. but you're not supposed to be. find the hope in the unexpected. find the courage in the challenge. find your vision on the solitary road. >> many students we spoke to actually couldn't believe their journey at stanford was coming to an end. >> it's just so surreal. i feel like freshman year was just yesterday, and we were in this stadium for our first football game. >> i want to come back here as much as i can. i already got a couple flights back, already coming back for union weekend. >> wow.

okay. >> part of their life. >> i see. >> that's good. >> the university handed out more than 1,800 bachelors degrees, 2,400 masters degree and more than a thousand doctoral degrees. >> congratulations to them. 5:58. this is an impressive medical invention by a teenaged girl and it all started with a science project. 14-year-old olivia washburn from utah invented a cap for premature babies that protects their hearing. the caps are designed to reduce harmful sounds for babies in the nicu. her main motivation was that she was a preemie. >> premature babies their auditory system is not fully developed since they are born early, so these sounds that can seem normal to us are really hurting their ears. >> there are so many sounds in a nicu. the invention has won several prestigious awards, including a utah entrepreneur challenge. olivia currently has two patents

pending on that cap and if testing goes well, she hopes to get into the marketplace in about a year or so. >> that's impressive. >> very helpful there. nice to see. >> it is. 5:58 for you right now. okay, this next story we promise that we'd show it to you, it's san francisco's rat bar. >> i don't know if i wanted to see it. it's over now but as we told you on friday, digital journalist jonathan bloom -- ugh -- went, so we didn't have to. >> ooh. >> people paid to have drinks with rats. >> so cute! look at the cutie! >> look at this. >> we're going to trade. >> people are just like ugh, they think of them as evil and gross. they are so clean. they clean more than cats. >> watch the full 30-minnie story on nbcbayarea.com. so there are some people that are fans of rats. >> not here. >> right. right now at 6:00 for you, burn notice. cal fire is taking steps to stop the next big wildfire from happening as business leaders look to avoid disruptions when

pg&e cuts power. ghostship trial. the major testimony we're expecting from one of the men charged in the deadly warehouse fire. and closer to reality, a controversial development project in contra costa county takes a step forward. the big decision the city now has to make. "today in the bay" continues right now. and a good monday morning to you. so glad you could join us. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. kari has a look at the forecast for us, hoping for a nice day. >> it's going to be a nice day and starts out cloudy as you get ready to head out the door, but it will also keep it cooler. heading over to walnut creek as the skies clear, the sun rises. it's a nice start to the day. if you want to head out for a jog, try to get it in this early in the morning, because our temperatures will be warming up today. we're going to be at about 70 degrees at 10:00 and low 80s at 1:00. today's highs a little bit warmer than yesterday, reaching into the upper 80s in some of our inland valleys, while the