the 90s so we'll get a look at all of our microclimates coming up. mike, there's a little wait at the bay bridge. >> there is, the last 90 seconds saw more wait for the fast track lanes. this is tuesday. even though we have the summertime lighter pattern we have the same pattern as far as volume goes, tuesday tends to be the heaviest volume. that's at the bay bridge toll plaza. no problems the approach through contra costa county, walnut creek interchange or east shore through alami memeda county. a police investigation highway 35 around bear gulch, we'll talk with pete on that in a few minutes. on 680 traffic flows smoothly through the south bay. for more on that story, back to you. >> that is breaking news we're following, one of many. a deadly shooting on 680 in the south bay lanes as mike mentioned have just opened up. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is live at chp headquarters in san jose. kris, what have you been able to find out? >> reporter: well, we know right now there doesn't seem to be any

danger to the driving public. maybe you're headed out the door right now. chp says this seems to be an isolated incident, but what we don't know is why that person was shot and whether that person was targeted on purpose. what we do know is that the chp found the driver in his car unresponsive in the center median of 680 near landis avenue in milpitas. the driver could not be revived by paramedics. his name will not be released until his family is notified. that was just before 11:00 last night. that's when chp shut down the highway to look for clues south of the scene, so between landis avenue and capital avenue to the south for nearly five hours, four hours. at this point, chp officer ross lee says the shooting does seem to be an isolated incident. >> we don't have any information, so we'd be reluctant to say that we have anything that would be an immediate danger. as you said, we are processing, we have completed processing the scene at this time, and now

investigators are going to start working backward to see if we can identify a suspect. >> reporter: so the roadway just reopened about 4:00 this morning. at this point, the chp says the officers are processing those clues from the scene. they're not ready to release a suspect description or a vehicle description at this point. they don't have any cameras in the area that they operate, so they will be looking to see if there are any other cameras in the area they might be able to access, but in the meantime, they say that if you were in the area, 680 northbound near capital avenue, and you saw something suspicious around 10:00 last night, that you should give them a call. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> all right, kris, thank you. we have more breaking news to tell you about at 5:02 this morning. a homicide investigation is under way in san mateo county. >> "today in the bay's" pete suratos joins us live near that scene. what can you tell us? >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, laura and marcus. we just got this update from the san mateo county sheriff's department. they're saying that a sheriff's deputy was responding to a

non-emergency call here on skyline boulevard. you could see this area that shut down on skyline boulevard at reed's roost road. when the deputy was responding to the call, they spotted a male victim on the side of the road and that's why you have the police tape up and it's now an active homicide investigation here, it happened roughly around 11:00 p.m. they don't have much description of the suspect. we're only being told that it is a male, excuse me, a male victim. they don't have much information on that but they are looking for suspects in this, but there's no description of this suspect at this time. now, the skyline boulevard we're standing here reed's roost is closed for the time being. as we take you back out here live during this active investigation, but we're still working to gather more details on this and will have more information from the scene in the next hour. we're live in san mateo county, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thanks for the latest, pete. we're following more breaking news for you, this in alameda county, there's a large

amount of police activity. there's a search for suspects stretching across at least two cities. >> "today in the bay's" sharon katsuda joins us live at the scene right now. sharon? >> reporter: laura and marcus, is the there are a lot of police officers here. it stretches about a block here, you can see the police lights on and investigators in the middle of the road there. now, there was an oakland police helicopter above just a few minutes ago, possibly searching for a suspect, but we have yet to confirm that. we hear there was an officer-involved shooting at hayward earlier this morning. roads were closed off near wynton and cabot, the suspect ended up here in the oakland area a couple hours ago. there's no word yet on any injuries and we are waiting to hear more details from the oakland police department. reporting live in oakland, i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >> all right, sharon. we'll continue to monitor all of those breaking stories and bring you updates as we get them.

now we want to go to an historic first of its kind vote set for later today. san francisco supervisor also consider banning the sale of ecigarettes. if approved, the city would be the first in the country to do so. supporters say the ecigarette companies aggressively target kids. they say it's a gateway for teens who are picking up this bad habit. however, some people we spoke with who use ecigarettes say that it's having the opposite effect. >> the big problem is that our young people are targeted. we've had researchers and people in the medical field go out to schools and collect dozens up to hundreds of ecigarettes around our middle schools and our high schools. >> i've been off of cigarettes for over a year now, and i have not picked up another cigarette. i've been vaping. my lungs cleared up, no more phlegm coming out. >> after today's vote, the ban must go before a second reading before the board. it will take about six months for any type of ban to go into effect. >> 5:05 right now.

this morning, b.a.r.t. is launching a new parking feature that lets riders from carpool to certain stations pay for parking spots through the transit agency's app. the stations include dublin pleasanton, orinda, antioch and warm springs. it is testing it out before rolling it out to more later this year. contra costa county could soon see a building boom in back yards. supervisors are set to vote on a new accessory dwelling unit incentive program, adus are better known as granny units. it will waive all penalty fees if the owner already built the units without permits. san francisco and san jose have also taken similar steps to promote the granny units. the tree that inspired the famous children's story "the lorax" is gone forever. it fell overnight. last week outside of dr. seuss' home in la jolla. that tree was healthy at the time. the city plans to plant a new tree and hopes to repurpose the

trunk. >> there's a story there, i don't know what it is. >> one we don't know, one that we'll show. who will know? does kari know? >> i always thought he was so creative with the trees in the back but i saw the pictures of joshua tree national forest. >> beautiful there. >> yes, so that's where dr. seuss maybe got the inspiration from. i don't know. so we start out this morning with a live look outside in palo alto. we're getting ready for a warmer day, but at least it's nice and cool now, as you get ready to step out the door. we are going to be in the low 60s here, and then seeing those temperatures rising into the low 80s. by noon we'll be at 80 degrees, eventually reaching into the low 80s there, up to 83 degrees, while san jose reaches 88. it's going to be in the low 90s in the tri-valley, as well as the delta, inland parts of the east bay, and then check out ukiah, reaching 97 today, while san francisco stays in the upper 60s, wide range in temperatures.

as you get ready to head out on the roads, mike's been giving you the heads up and looking pretty good so far. >> the traffic is looking pretty good as far as the incidents on the report. we have a number of reports so that may be affecting traffic, with police investigations. highway 35 at bear gulch, and then also the activity overnight that closed 680 has cleared so 680 is opened in the south bay and over in hayward, we're looking at, sorry, oakland out of hayward, the earlier incident out of hayward sharon talked about and right now focusing where she is, bancroft at 106. bancroft say major roadway up and down here. san leandro street is an alternate for you, between 880 and 580 through that area so keep that in mind. we'll track that for your morning commute. it will be a local issue, the freeways themselves are moving smoothly. the bay bridge toll plaza does show a backup building now gradually but no delays if you want to avoid that, take b.a.r.t. under that whole toll plaza. back to you. >> good advice, thanks, mike. 5:08. coming up, gas prices are going

up next month and it's not because of oil prices. up next, how much you'll pay at the pump, thanks to the beloved state gas tax. facebook making a big splash in the digital market world. still ahead at 5:25, the digital wallet and new currency the menlo park company is betting on. you're watching "today in the bay." a little bird told me you

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santa clara as our temperatures start out in the low 60s. we'll see it warming up fairly quickly going throughout the morning and by noon, it's already 80 degrees as you get ready to head out for lunch, we're going to see the highs in the upper 80s there today. and this will be one of the warmest days of the week, so we'll get a look at the rest of the forecast in less than five minutes. >> temperatures are going to rise and the cars are going to rise over the high-rise for the san mateo bridge but it's all good for 92. we'll show you how things are shaping up on the peninsula side coming up. doughnut shop. good morning, i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. here are this morning's top business headlines. wall street is set to open up higher. stocks saw marginal moves yesterday, with the dow and the nasdaq rising for the second day in the past three yesterday. investors are now on fed watch and the federal reserve begins a two-day meeting today with a decision tomorrow afternoon. the fed is widely expected to signal they may cut interest rates as soon as next month to head off a possible

slowdown in the u.s. economy. also on today's watch list a report on housing starts. google and drugmaker sanofi are creating a lab to study how data technology can be used to improve health care. the companies will use analytics to better understand diseases and how patients respond to treatments. eventually the lab could be used to boost is aphotographie's ability to offer personalized advice and patient care as well as reduce health care costs. sanofi makes plavix and allegra, as well as vaccines for infectious diseases. do you have a craving for a jelly doughnut but don't want to go outside and get one? grub hub is offering an order from dunkin with its apps, starting in new york city. it will be expanded to boston, chicago and philadelphia and to sweeten the deal, delivery will be free next week. this is a major move for dunkin, it will be included on some of the most popular delivery apps. grub hub controls 27% of the u.s. market. marcus, i know you're excited, it's free next week.

>> that's right, but i was thinking that this could be a way we could say thank you to you and send you a doughnut. >> yeah, what kind do you like, what is your favorite, frank? >> i'll take -- you know number one, why don't we make it plural, we can make it doughnuts, i'm a big guy just like you, marcus. just sxwrojoking. boston cream is my favorite. >> good to know. >> be on the lookout. thanks, frank. >> we really need to do that now. get ready to pay more at the pump this summer. the state gas tax is going up july 1st. right now the tax is just under 42 cents per gallon. on july 1st, we're all going to pay an extra five cents. the tax money will pay for state transportation improvements. take a look at this. the future, you might not need to tip your pizza delivery person because domino's says it's rolling out the driverless delivery cars. houston will be the first city to test it out as early as this year. taco bell holding up their end of the bargain with the

golden state fans. they get a free doritos locos taco program. >> pretty cool. get a taco. >> we think of taco tuesday. >> i think between that window i would be passing by a number of taco bells so i need to map it. >> you could do maps for us. put those maps to work. >> waze, here we come. >> that's right. >> we're going to have some hot temperatures today, with the spicy taco this afternoon. a live look in dublin where it will reach into the upper 80s. low 90s in the tri-valley today and the seven-day forecast is already coming up at the bottom of the screen so come on over and take a look, as you get ready to step out the door. at least we have a cool start to the day. we're in the mid-60s in brentwood, while it's in the upper 50s for much of the rest of the bay area. and then as you make plans,

maybe you're going to go out for a run in martinez, try to get it done early, any time before noon is good. after that, it's going to start to feel a little bit more uncomfortable with the south bay today reaching up to 88 in morgan hill, we're going to see some upper 80s in downtown san jose, and then as we check out concord today, reaching 91. 88 degrees in martinez, with oakland up to 75. we will still have some cool temperatures along the coast, as that fog sits just off the coast and we'll see a northwesterly wind bringing in the cooler air there but we'll make it over to palo alto, headed into the low 80s. staying cool in san francisco with a high of 68, and then going to see some upper 80s for much of the north bay, but it will be much hotter in ukiah today. one place where you can cool off the a's game this evening. it's going to be nice. at first pitch we're at 66 degrees. skies staying mostly clear but it will be breezy as we drop down to the lower 60s. we have a very weak onshore wind flow, and so that's keeping the coast and some of our beaches

cool, but the inland valleys are getting more of an offshore wind flow, and so as we go into the next couple of days, our ocean breeze kicks in, that will bring our highs down a few more degrees. going into the weekend, that high pressure builds once again. it's the constant high that sits off our coast during the summer, and gives us those really hot temperatures at times, depending on how close it is, and also intensifying just a bit. we're looking at highs just going up and down just a little bit over the next several days. 90 today, but then by thursday, we're up to 84 degrees. that's when we have our coolest temperatures before it heats up again and we welcome in summer officially this friday at 8:54 a.m. these are the last few days of spring. mike, traffic is it flowing again through palo alto? >> it is, again, it was stopped for a few minutes, i was watching northbound, no lights for five minutes. there was a traffic break i believe back at embarcadero.

that was the second set of construction crews we're talking about, as we watched earlier clearing the crew at university and willow. we're showing a smooth drive. the speed sensors are back to green so that's good news for 101 through the area. we continue to follow the police investigation with pete over there, on highway 35 of beav gulch, remote for most of our drivers here. most will stick toward the freeway, 680 reopened after the overnight investigation there. no problem out of the altamont. sharon follows police activity in oakland, bancroft about 106 and san leandro street is an alternate if you want to avoid that area completely, the surface streets. the freeway is moving nicely to the bay bridge. the bay bridge toll plaza all lansz a lanes are if ifilling in over t last 90 seconds. we should see the metering lights any second now as we see the volume build out of the oakland area. no problems for the tri-valley,

a smooth flow of traffic. only the slowing out of the altamont pass. by the time you get to grant line road, you're close to the speed limit in through castro valley and toward 238. back to you. >> thanks, mike. coming up, new details we're learning this morning about the new currency that facebook is unveiling. and when you can start using it. first, our team is always on social media. i even was last night. you know, i wanted to go to bed but my dogs kept looking at me like take us for a walk. guess who won? >> the dogs. >> of course they did. follow us, i'm on facebook, twitter and instagram. lauragarcianbc. love to hear from you. you're watching "today in the bay."

a major announcement from facebook many say is determined to shake up the world's financial system and compete with bitcoin. the social media giant will soon roll out a new digital currency. nbc's tom costello has more. >> reporter: good morning. good morning everybody out there in the bay area and one of your big brothers in the backyard, facebook is launching this huge digital currency effort. the bottom line here is while this company dominates the world in terms of social media, 2.4 billion monthly users, it wants to create an online digital

currency that will dominate the world's currency, and it will all be on your phone so for example much like apple pay, when you click a button and you can pay virtually or digitally, the whole idea would be you would do the exact same thing with a new currency called libra, but the currency would be backed up by the dollar, euro and swiss franc so hopefully more stable than bitcoin. wait a minute, my dollar and credit card works fine and by the way my apple pay works just fine. why do we need a global currency? facebook clearly wants to compete in the amazon marketplace. they want to try to take a bite out of amazon. but in addition, facebook believes that there is a place now for a single global currency that's digital, no cash, no coins, and it will go across borders without transaction fees, without having to pay an extra fee because you're trading money. one single currency the world over. the question this morning really is, given all of their security

and privacy issues, would you trust facebook with your money? that's the issue that most security analysts are asking this morning. but it's got the world talking. guys, back to you in san francisco. >> thanks so much, tom. new today in the dominican republic the death of another american tourist at a resort is raising additional concerns. 55-year-old joseph allen was found dead in his room last thursday. the new jersey man is at least the ninth american tourist to die under mysterious circumstances while visiting the caribbean country. at least half of them falling violently ill after reportedly drinking from their room's mini bar. the fbi is assisting dominican authorities with toxicology exams for the american victims. their deaths have not been connected. phoenix police and the city's mayor will hold a community meeting about the incident surrounding a graphic arrest of a pregnant woman and her fiance. officers release new surveillance video inside the dollar store taken moments

before the incident, shows the couple's child taking a doll from the store, which they say is what led employees to notify police. moments later, video showing officers appearing to punch or push and kick a handcuffed man believed to be the child's father. police are also shown handcuffing the pregnant mother. the couple is suing the city for $10 million alleging the officers violated their civil rights. investigators in argentina still in the dark as to what caused a massive blackout. millions of people in argentina, uruguay and paraguay lost power. the country neighbor each other and share electric and utilities. phones were cut off for more than a day. authorities say the power is back on. the president of argentina says an investigation is under way to find what caused the international electrical grid to collapse. 5:25 right now. shots of the toronto raptors

parade, four were hurt. >> parade goers suffered minor injuries running away from the shooter. police added that three people were arrested. meanwhile, drake sent his private plane flying above that parade rally. you can see the plane nicknamed air drake doing fly-overs right there. hmm. 5:26. it's already a busy tuesday morning. we're following breaking news overnight in three different locations. details we're learn being a homicide in san mateo county on a highway. plus in the south bay, a deadly shooting on interstate 680. we are live with what chp investigators are telling us about the danger to drivers this morning. and in the east bay, a large police presence in san leandro. what officers are looking for. a live report just moments away. and a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see there the backup is already begun. mike will get us through the commute today as well as kari will let us know what we can expect with the forecast. it is 5:26. you're watching "today in the bay."

right now at 5:30, two breaking stories developing this morning. first in the south bay a deadly shooting on interstate 680. what investigators are telling our own kris sanchez about what happened. and police activity in the east bay, where officers are searching for a suspect. a live report coming up. first want to say good morning to you and thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. we want to look at the forecast for you.

meteorologist kari hall has been tracking it for us this morning. kari? >> we have a cloudy start again in san francisco but all of this will quickly clear out for a mostly sunny day and warmer temperatures extending inland. headed to the pleasant hill b.a.r.t. station, we start out at 61 degrees but we'll see those temperatures jumping up quickly. we'll be in the low 80s by early afternoon and reaching into the upper 80s there today, some low 90s for some of our inland valleys and we're keeping it in the 60s for the coastline. so we'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes and mike, how is that commute headed into san francisco? >> we'll start with the expected, which is a slower drive coming over from oakland because the metering lights are on. it's a tuesday, big volume right here at the toll plaza. but the maze moves very smoothly. you can see that from the speed sensors and no problems on the approach here. the other issue toward san francisco, south 101 look here in the north bay outside the robin williams tunnel, we have an issue, a crash, a minor crash sounds like should get you over

to the shoulder. no slowing on the sensors except for right at the scene. highway 35 police activity here, just off of bear gulch road. we're there with pete. overnight the closure for 680, that did close as well. reopened and i know we'll follow that in a few minutes. over in alameda county, where the volume of traffic is building as you head over toward oakland and the bay bridge toll plaza, we are following more police activity. that's what you guys are leading with now. >> breaking news in alameda county, working to find out more as people wake up to a heavy police presence near the oakland and san leandro border. >> "today in the bay's" sharon katsuda is live at the scene this morning. sharon, what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, this is a very active scene. in fact, we had to step aside a little here. you're seeing right now hayward police arrive here on scene, and they're trying to get by our live shot here so we are trying to scooch over a little bit for them with these huge trucks. they are the lead investigators

in this case here on 106th avenue and bancroft avenue. this is where the suspect vehicle we're told crashed. now, let's take a look at some of the video. we hear there was an officer-involved shooting in hayward earlier this morning. roads were closed off near wynton and cabot. we hear the suspect vehicle ended up at bancroft and 106th avenue in the oakland area a couple hours ago. we're not told of any injuries so far, but we are still trying to confirm all of these details with the oakland and hayward police departments. reporting live in oakland, i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >> certainly still active there, sharon, thank you. and more breaking news, this tuesday morning, a deadly shooting overnight shutting down interstate 068 in milpitas for hours. the roadway is now open but the investigation is just getting started. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us live from there right now. the road is back open but is there a lingering threat for those drivers in that area or do we know if this was a targeted incident?

>> reporter: it has to be a nerve-racking morning if you are a commuter who takes 680 northbound through milpitas. all clues point to the fact this was a random incident and isolated to this one incident. let's show you what we know. the chp found a driver, a young man unresponsive in his car in the center median of 680 near the landis avenue exit in milpitas. the driver could not be revived by paramedics. he died at the scene. his name will not be released until his family is notified. that was just before 11:00 last night. the chp shut down the highway to look for clues south of that scene, between landis avenue, south at capitol avenue, for nearly four hours. at this point, chp officer ross lee says the shooting appears to be isolated. >> we don't have any information so we'd be reluctant to say that we have anything that would be an immediate danger. as you said, we are processing,

we have completed processing the scene at this time. investigators are working backward to see if we can identify a suspect. >> reporter: the roadway reopened just before 4:00 this morning. at this point, the chp tells us that officers are processing clues from the scene and they are not ready to release a description of the suspect nor the suspect vehicle. if you were in the area between 10:00 and 11:00 last night, and you saw something that was out of the ordinary, the chp would like for you to give them a call. i did post details and specific locations in my twitter feed if you want to check that out first. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." also breaking, a homicide investigation is under way in san mateo county. this happened just before 1:00 this morning on skyline boulevard near bear gulch road. this is west of woodside. that area is blocked off right now. the san mateo county sheriff's department telling us that a man was killed. we're working to find out more details.

"today in the bay's" pete suratos is at that scene. we'll have a live report for him coming up at 6:00. in the meantime a search is on for a suspect wanted in connection to a shooting in the caldecott tunnel. the chp says someone shot a driver in the head sunday night. a bullet grazed the passenger, but he's going to be okay. the tunnel of course connects highway 24 from oakland to orinda. so far, there's no update on the condition of the driver. this morning, a self-proclaimed nazi sympathizer from concord who was arrested for threatening to commit a mass shoot something out on bail. police releasing that booking photo there of ross barka. he pleaded not guilty to making criminal threats in an online chat room will planning a shooting at a synagogue. he is due back in court later this month. in a few hours one of the defendants in the ghost ship warehouse fire trial is set to resume testimony. max harris is one of two people facing 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter, one for each person who died in the 2016 fire.

on the starn stand yesterday, harris admitted to lying to a police officer claiming that no one lived inside of the oakland warehouse. he said he feared he would be kicked out. harris also said he managed to live there rent free in exchange for doing work for the building's owner. he also testified the party was planned by other tenants. new video of a mountain lion, spottedu.s. west of morgan hill. this was early sunday morning on armsby lane. the homeowner installed cameras a few months ago, never expecting to see that mountain lion cross in front of his porch. >> there's been deer and goats and livestock but we'll be more vigilant, make more noise when we come out at night. >> first time and i'm sure he hopes it's the last time. another mountain lion spotted a few weeks ago in los gatos.

a woman took this video of that mountain lion, on her property on june 9th. >> such big cats out there. >> meow. this morning a humpback whale that drew big crowds in the lagoon off of alameda is gone. they nicknamed her allie. show showed up at the shoreline about three weeks ago. scientists believe she was resting in the lagoon because she was malnourished. researchers at the marine mammal center say the fact that she swam away might be a sign that allie is stronger and feeling better. but they are warning ships to be careful because the whale might be somewhere else in the san francisco bay. a united airlines plane is out of service today after it got an unexpected passenger, we're talking about those ants, yeah. turns out those ants spilled out of an overhead bag. who would carry ants with them on a plane? >> i don't know, honey. get it? >> the creepy crawlers were

initially spotted in first class, then passengers began tweeting videos of the ants crawling all over their seats, windows and luggage. the airline says the plane is going to be cleaned and fumigated. >> remember the ant farms? >> yes. >> yes! >> i never had one. i always wanted one. >> we got one for our kids. >> i think my mom was scared i'd knock it over. >> i was frightened. >> they don't use the sand. they have this weird jelly and it's just weird. i was so worried they were going to drop it. >> i think that's what most parent think. >> get it out of here. >> go outside. >> which i did. >> ants on the plane? is that a samuel jackson -- >> better than snakes. >> accident waiting to happen. b.a.r.t. no ants on b.a.r.t. but big delay, major delay i'll declare out of the gate. b.a.r.t. notified of us of a 20-minute delay. i'm going to say it will grow to a major delay, a half hour or more, consider that out of the warm springs line, between warm springs and fremont.

the good news i think that only affects one section of that line. the bad news out of the gate, equipment problems starting with a 20-minute delay out of this section. that may send a few more folks onto the roadway, 808 and 680, moving smoothly so we should be okay. look at the green around the bay, a smooth drive all around. at approaches toward the bay bridge great but a new crash reported on the approach around grand avenue. speed sensors not slowing and don't see anything in our live camera. there may be another incident highway 24. despite the fact we don't see the crash there, we see the big backup and you have to wait. >> all right, can't wait until the weekend, getting closer. >> we are getting closer. we made it past monday. a lot of kids out of school and yes the first week of summer, weekend of summer. starts on friday, and then look at how warm it's going to be. very much like today, so we're headed into the upper 80s in the inland areas, and so we're going to keep that on sunday as well.

san francisco keeping the cooler weather, clouds and fog lingering there, and then as we go into the weekend, we're going to see those high temperatures very close to 70 degrees. where are you going? how about napa? we'll be in the mid 80s on friday. saturday we're up to 88 degrees. that's going to be the warmest day in napa valley, and then by sunday, we're still in the mid 80s. if you're planning to go to the sierra, that's a live look at heavenly this morning, as the sun rises, it's going to be a nice weekend ahead as we'll see the high temperatures reaching into the low 70s there. if you're going to the tri-valley, maybe checking out the alameda county fair, it's going to be in the upper 80s, so get there early in the morning or late in the evening. of course, the evenings are when everything is going on. we'll talk about what's going on here today as those temperatures head up a few more degrees. more on that coming up in about three minutes. >> looking forward to that. it's 5:40. coming up, new details into our

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good tuesday morning. it is 5:43, it's a clear start in the south bay. that's a live look outside at san jose, and let's head to

santa teresa with some low 60s to start out this morning. a nice and cool morning. whatever you have to do outside try to get it done before noon when temperatures will be up to 80 degrees. we'll look at hotter temperatures in our forecast coming up in less than five minutes. >> got the update between fremont and warm springs, a ten-minute delay. they updated the time to a lower number, the delay for b.a.r.t. the freeways are moving smoothly. this morning, a united flight from paris was supposed to land in sfo overnight, but it's still in the air right now. about 30 minutes into in a flight the plane was rerouted back to paris. a passenger said the plastic on the meals touched the oven, causing an odor. he posted this photo on twitter of the fire crew on board once the plane landed back in paris. we've just learned the flight is going to have to stop at chicago's o'hare airport to switch crews. we're learning new details on breaking news you saw last

night at 11:00, right here on nbc bay area. deputies are revealing more about the devastating explosion in the east bay. two containers ignited inside a home along elizabeth way in union city. a bomb squad had to be called into the scene to clear the area. two men were taken to the hospital. they were hurt. one was released. the other is still in a burn unit last check. there's no word on his condition. the family living inside was displaced, but say they plan to move into a trailer. police say no criminal activity is suspected. now to capitol hill. president trump making a new immigration threat. he's tweeting that i.c.e. will remove millions of undocumented immigrants next week. the president writing "they will be removed as fast as they come in. mexico, using their strong immigration laws, is doing a very good job of stopping people." he went on to add "long before they get to our southern border, guatemala is getting ready to

sign a safe third agreement. the only ones who won't do anything are democrats in congress." oakland mayor libby schaaf was quick to reply, tweeted "if you continue to threaten, target and terrorize families in my community and if we receive credible information, you already know what our values are in oakland, and we will unapologetically stand up for those values." the topic of immigration is sure to be highlighted as president trump officially kicks off his 2020 campaign tonight. he'll start off with a rally in florida alongside the first lady and vice president pence. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is in washington with a preview. >> reporter: trump 2020 becomes official tonight in battleground florida. supporters are camping out in orlando. for a spot in the sold out arena where president trump makes that announcement tonight. >> my polls show that i'm winning everywhere. >> reporter: leaked internal polls show he's losing 11 key states to democrat joe biden. >> i believe we can win texas

and florida if you look at the polling data now. >> reporter: a person close to the trump campaign tells nbc those pollsters are being let go. >> it's all about the re-election. you see that, all that he cares about, which is dangerous. >> reporter: the president tweeting overnight about new raids on undocumented immigrants next week, "they will be removed as fast as they come in," he says, a move sure to energize his base. >> i love it that he's getting things done. >> reporter: taking a page from the democrats' playbook, republicans are focusing on voter registration. a conservative group is spending $20 million to sign up new voters beginning in orlando. florida has 9 million unregistered voters. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. new for you this morning, a dumb-founding investigation under way in hollywood. lapd detectives are searching for a thief who actually climbed a hollywood gazebo, took out a

hacksaw and sawed off the top of the marilyn monaco statue. detectives say they have some evidence in the case and are calling it the great marilyn caper of 2019. >> you think somebody would have seen that. it's a busy area, you know? >> if someone climbed up to the top then sawed. >> some like it high. get it? >> i do. that was very good, wow. >> it wasn't that good. >> that was a laura joke. >> i got it, though. >> give that one to laura. >> there you go. dusting for prints, maybe they'll catch him. >> we'll see. this morning, we are starting out with some cooler temperatures -- >> but some like it high. >> -- yeah, i don't think so. we're seeing the fog kind of draped over the golden gate bridge. we know when we start out this way, it's going to keep it nice and cool if the marie layer stays close to the coast but the inland area is no help today. out the door in brentwood,

temperatures in the mid-60s and 72 at 8:00, going up to 79 at 10:00 and some mid 80s by noon today. we're not going to stop there. we're going to reach into the low 90s in some of our inland valleys. it's a little bit hotter today compared to yesterday. upper 80s in napa and in san francisco, 68 degrees but half moon bay only 62 today. in the south bay, where we're headed into the upper 80s, you want to make sure you're dressed comfortably, as we go into our last few days of spring, headed into summer. sleeveless shirt and shorts will probably be comfortable enough. we have this weather set up where high pressure still just to the west of us, and there's just enough of an ocean breeze that onshore wind flow that keeps the coastal areas cool. there's just enough of that to cool down san francisco and the beaches while the inland valleys heat up today. there will be a slightly stronger ocean breeze that will cool us off a few more degrees

as an area of low pressure passes just to our north, across the pacific northwest and going into the weekend, it's going to start to crank up again with that heat as our winds turn more offshore because of the high pressure edging in a little bit closer. we're looking at temperatures in the low 90s today. our coolest day of the week will be on thursday for the valleys. and then we'll see it cool off again early next week. meantime we'll have a hot weekend and in san francisco, keeping it cool there, as we see more of the clouds and the fog, and look at that, summer begins on friday morning at 8:54. we'll be watching that. mike, you have an unusual report for b.a.r.t. >> the word is unusual. we talked about the delay reported between warm springs and fremont on that portion of that one line. initially it came in at 20 minutes, we ease in five, ten, 20 minutes. it's down to ten minutes, that's less of a delay than before but

b.a.r.t. is still not calling it recovery mode. we'll track that again. expect a delay between warm springs the end of the line and the fremont station. everything else sounds like it's on time, good news for the rest of the system. ap transit is a good option and vta not showing any delays for the south bay. we are going to zoom toward the tri-valley, south 680. it may be recovering from an earlier crash. chp reports everything over off to the shoulder, that's just about andrade and folks coming off of 84 they're making their merge with 680 just fine after the crash cleared. a smooth drive despite a number of scattered incidents. highway 4 is counter chute. westbound shows slowing, eastbound the crash is on the shoulder. crash cleared to the shoulder near the bay bridge toll plaza and one coming down outside the robin williams tunnel blocking your fast lane. the issue is there may be low clouds and perhaps fog drifting through the area.

slow it down if that is your route to the golden gate bridge. >> thanks, mike. happening now in hong kong, protests are starting to wind down. overnight dozens of activists camped out around the government, many upset about a controversial extradition bill that could send people to mainland china for trials and punishment. hong kong chief executive kari lam is suspending that bill for now. however, protesters say they want it completely withdrawn. next and new an eruption spreading smoke across mexico. at 6:00, what are they? b.a.r.t. responds after riders sound the alarm over an update to bemplnches. the real reason behind these metal strips. you're watching "today in the bay."

our team all as on social media. check out this photo of kari hall she shared on instagram. she and her husband are celebrating their anniversary, 13 years! >> yes. >> congratulations to them. you can follow kari on facebook, twitter and instagram. >> that's nice to see. congratulations to them. a massive volcano in mexico is spewing ash over two miles into the sky on monday. this time lapsed video shows the popocatepetl volcano erupting this morning. the ash column flowing over central mexico.

the volcano is almost 18,000 feet high. it's the second highest mountain in mexico. you could certainly see it from mexico city. follow-up a partial victory for oregon bakers who refused to make a cake for same-sex couples. >> the husband and wife team owned sweet cakes by melissa, this is near portland. in 2013 they refused to make a custom cake for two women getting married. the bakers cited their religion. yesterday the supreme court sent the case back to the state court, ordering judges to take a new look at the case. in case you missed it, the pride flag is flying outside california's capitol building. governor gavin newsom whered o the flag to do this last month. kaiser is building a new high-rise on telegraph avenue near the paramount theater.

it will be 28 stories. this will be its new headquarters. the cost nearly $1 billion to build. it will also host farmers markets and community artwork, ground-breaking is next year. the grand opening is scheduled for 2023. 5:57 for you right now. law camera, i'm sure you're opening your triplets can give these twins run for their money. co-valedictorians for the high school. >> they shared the stage, cole and brady paradowski live in sovereign indiana, they have identical gpas better than their classmates. both gave the speech. one brother said he was nervous. >> when you're standing outside the gym, you saw all the people in there but once you start speaking, it just, yeah. >> i went after him, he did good enough. i was like, i can do this. >> they're both going to purdue

to study computer science but say they're going to live in different rooms with different roommates. >> boilermakers. >> good for them. what if you could ditch the car, bus or train and commute by hovercraft? >> the idea is gaining traction in foster city. the mayor on board with traffic getting worse, something's go ta give. the city is discussing a $500,000 study to see if the bay area likening gland could hover to work. this is enlisting hover, a san francisco startup with knowledge of building hovercraft to figure out the logistics. >> our cruise speed is around 45 miles an hour, which means that we can get places faster than conventional boats can, and also much more efficiently, since we're not pushing water out of the way, we burn less fuel. >> the hope is to build two hovercraft to hold 30 people at

a time by the year 2021. >> i went on a hovercraft. pretty cool. right now at 6:00, three breaking news stories we're covering forever you. a deadly discovery on 680 overnight. the search for whoever is responsible and what appears to be an interstate shooting. a highway homicide along the peninsula, our crew actively trying to find out what happened. and an officer-involved shooting involving police along the east bay. the chase actually spans three cities. "today in the bay" continues right now. a very good morning to you and thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. mike will get us to the commute in a bit. first we want to get to meteorologist kari hall getting us up to date on what we can expect for the weather. >> hotter in the valleys. the coast stays cool we have a wide range in temperatures across the bay area. for some of our inland areas like lake county and that extends over toward parts of the sacramento valley, that's where there will be a heat advisory in

effect today as those temperatures reach over 100 degre degrees. concord is hot there today, by 9:00, we're already at 70 degrees, headed into the upper 80s. you can see the temperatures updating there. so once again, hot temperatures near 90 in some of our valleys. more in aew minutes. mike, you're starting out with a delay and commuters through fremont. >> it's great to see the real time updates for the traffic and weather systems. the live look shows you traffic flowing smoothly for the nimitz freeway, through fremont. 680 also moves smoothly through fremont. you might want to take the freeway instead of the b.a.r.t. stem. ten-minute delays reported between fremont and warm springs along this portion of the line. some sort of equipment issue only ten minutes but we'll watch to see if that builds. the rest of the system going through this portion of the bay moves smoothly and on time from what i understand. the drive we have this delay for south 680, coming into fremont,