vaccine experts ready to testify boulevard. we are seeing more traffic coming out of the altamont per on capitol hill warning the u.s. could see theke in>> protecting. that trend we have been talking about. we are still talking about things like hair cuts and dog grooming, for example. i know laura did a great job on her pup, but we can't always get "today in the bay" continues a groomer, and apparently the right now. i am laura garcia. actor that plays the perfect >> i am marcus washington. soldier is not the perfect dog we want to go straight to kris groomer. his tweet says it went so wrong so fast. sanchez, and that could impact but the reason he thought he would do well is because, well, essential workers getting to he came to his brother's rescue, work this morning, kris? and he got a quarantine buzz cut. >> reporter: yeah, the freeway you don't have to have a is fully shutdown. superhero in your circle of the lights in the distance are quarantine, and you may have to the chp officers now taking search out one of these measurements to figure out how the violent and deadly crash classics. remember this, the clippers and played out. we know only one vehicle was the vacuum, what a genius involved and three of six people combination. look how happy this lady is. folks, if you don't have captain in the crash died at the scene

and another woman at the hospital, and the driver was america to give you a hair cut, arrested on the suspicion of driving under the influence and then go to this, i guess. another passenger is expected to >> i am tempted. i will tell you. survive. we can certainly tell this is an i feel like a human chia pet. extensive evidence field. we expect the highway will be closed until about 8:00 this >> i should get on facebook live morning, so if this is your and cut it, you know. regular route you should know if you are headed southbound you my daughter will do it. >> i can do it. will be diverted off at cottle. take a look at this one taco and mike will help you with your work-around for that. shop in texas. they are providing what they are and work will be affected as the calling real drive-up service. food is placed in a plastic bin drivers could be paused to see what is happening over here. and that is attached to a big we don't know yet what the cause wheel, and they top it with a of the crash was other than the t-shirt so it somewhat resembles driver lost control of some reason. a server and a remote control however, we do know that since the shelter order went into takes it right up to customer's effect in the months since then, cars. the chp has written 87% more in south carolina a restaurant used blow up dolls to make their tickets for drivers going over 100 miles per hour, so a real dining area look full. just don't ask the waiter for excess in speed, and we don't what the dolls are having, i know if it was a factor here but

suppose. we know it was one vehicle and >> they look so classic with there was no weather conditions jewelry and hair all teased. at the time. oh, well. 5:41. >> she showed you the reason why that highway is closed, so much gambling on reopening. still ahead here on "today in the bay," we will talk about the an extensive field and so much to check out and it's dark. battle over some california casinos reopening and why it may you can take surface streets, lead to legal action. once again, we are seeing in the major ones, great oaks the white house a conflict between hope and science. parkway and santa teresa we will sort it out. parkway, and you can get back on to either of the freeways, and i have at least a few more that will be your alternate months here. >> okay. until the reopen occurs and that >> you know, who knows what the will affect the southern portion world is going to look like. into san jose, and gilroy for 85 this would not be a bad place to wind up, though. and morgan hill. >> plus, living life under kari, in san francisco, the lockdown after matt damon talks overnight roadwork has cleared about what things have been like from 101. the rain is over so they are in quarantine in a fairytale okay there. what do you have for us today? town, and one of his daughters we are starting out with fog tested positive for the virus. in some areas but other than

that it's a nice and quiet morning for the bay area. as we head over to concord and check out how or morning is shaping up. a few clouds towards the late morning, and we can see rain moving in as we move into this afternoon. i will have the timeline of when we expect that rain coming up in the forecast. >> we will check back with you, kari. this morning on capitol hill lawmakers may get a dire warning from a recently ousted white house expert and whistle-blower. he says the u.s. could expect the darkest winter in recent decades. we want to check in with tracie potts who is live with details on what he has to say. >> good morning, everyone. that dark winter comments you referred to is if the federal government can't come up with an effective plan to keep this

virus at bay. it's the second health expert we heard in as many days conflicting with the president. ousted government vaccine expert testified today, and he filed a weather complaint saying he was pressured to back the ineffective treatment pushed by president trump. this is after dr. fauci opposed the president and told senators it may not be safe to reopen schools without more coronavirus testing. >> you want to play all sides of the equation. i was surprised by his answer, actually. >> not all parents are going to be ready to send their kids to school. >> it comes amid new worries about an inflammatory intkroerpl. >> it can happen to any child at anytime and we need to be prepared. >> the illnesses are suspected in 17 states.

the cdc is expected to issue a nationwide alert to doctors today. democrats want to force the cdc to release reopening guidelines blocked by the white house. >> reportedly, so the president and his political appointees can make changes to it. >> and president trump is opposing the democrat's $3 good morning. we are still following this billion stimulus. >> doa. closure for highway 85 dead on arrival, and nancy southbound. the live look shows you police pelosi knows this. still on scene since last night for the vest tkpwaoeugs investi deadly crash. and then justices agreed kris sanchez is at the scene. with republican lawmakers that the health department's order is right now at 5:44, as we head out in dublin, we have invalid. governor tony evers responded to people heading out on 580. we will see the temperatures in the ruling saying the state has the upper 60s and a chance of been thrown into chaos. rain today. i will have more on that in the >> we are the wild west. forecast coming up in a few there are no restrictions at all minutes. >> thanks, kari. breaking news for you just across the state of wisconsin.

in. more grim employment numbers. the cabinet has sent messages 2.9 million americans last week and e-mails saying we're open. filed for first-time unemployment benefits, and that's higher than forecasts. >> the gop-led legislature will meet now to discuss the next step. and then it's a mixed bag as the number of first-time applicants has now gone down for to which counties are following the sixth straight week. the guidance to reopening. we have sonoma and napa and solano counties, and they loosened their stay-at-home orders last week, and san mateo scott mcgrew joins us now and marin are set to reopen more with what scientists are saying. >> that's right. businesses on monday, while it's kind of strange because santa clara and alameda are not what dr. anthony fauci is saying is that a vaccine almost budging. although alameda is talking certainly won't be available by about lifting some restrictions the time kids are going back to in the coming days. school, and he answered a small businesses in san mateo county are offering republican senators question during the testimony, will it be safe to send children back to school. nothing is safe, said fauci, unless there's a vaccine.

>> i am just surprised by his curbside pickup, and it could provide a little relief answer, actually, because, you financially and emotionally. >> to be able to look in our know, it's just -- to me it's customer's eyes and hear what not an acceptable answer, they are looking for and hand it especially when it comes to to them, that will be fantastic. school. the only thing i think would be >> curbside pickup is also expected to increase nearby foot traffic, which restaurants hope acceptable, professors, will translate into more business for them as well. teachers, they need to take it more help may be coming for easy over the next six weeks, worker in san francisco, and bob and they have to be careful redell is live in the city this morning and the city may because this is a disease that consider some new regulations? attacks age and health. >> except we are now learning it >> correct, laura. they are considering new rules can affect children and the cdc to help gig workers during the issued warnings to that affect. also, while children show fewer covid-19 pandemic and beyond. among the suggestions, a minimum symptoms, generally speaking, wage for people that drive for they can still carry the disease companies like lyft and uber or so they can get it at school and then carry it back to parents or who deliver for apps like doordash and insta cart. grandparents. what we are seeing here in the white house is the difference city-issued licenses, and a new between a scientists testifying restaurant facility for gig about science and the president

workers, and expanded bike talking about hope. we see that written large in des moines, iowa, now one of the lanes, and the local agency most dangerous cities in the united states with more than 1,000 new infections in seven days according to cdc documents commission could send them to obtained by cdc. but iowa is lifting some the board of supervisor for restrictions, nonetheless. consideration. and rick bright will testify before a house sub committee we put some of the highlighted today. numbers on the tv screen. according to his prewritten just under 50% say their income introduction, he will echo what dr. fauci said, that if states has dropped anywhere between 500 open too early they risk and 1500 a week during the unneeded deaths. pandemic. close to 10% has seen a drop of and then more trouble for flynn, income of 1500 or more per week. the judge now assigned another judge to act as a lawyer to a majority are working less out oppose the doj in court, and has of fear of contracting covid-19, and 28%, they are afraid of hinted flynn may have perjured contracting it but they are still working because they need himself which would be a the money. coming up at 5:30, the new brand-new crime. flynn admitted to and was rule that allows workers to

convicted of lying to the fbi collect unemployment even if they turn down an offer for a and prosecuted by the same justice department that now wants the charges dropped. the head of the powerful new job. bob redell for "today in the bay." so far not responding to claims reportedly filed by judicial committee says barr nurses who say they were at risk needs to testify before the house as soon as possible. working in senior homes. the county sent nurses to we will tweet about that as well as the job numbers marcus just assists overwhelm facilities told you about. i am on twitter @scottmcgrew. including one in san jose. and then there's a new two unions claim the nurses were tesla-sized battle over reopening casinos. but the san diego county health given false information that put leader is saying no way, and the workers at great risk. it's not clear if any of the casino owners say the property nurses became sick or died. is outside state and county line now to something good from and is on tribal land. two northern california siblings. >> it's very important that we >> yeah, jacqueline and jordan open following all the have been working hard to create guidelines not only set by state and county but some of our own 3-d face shields, and they have

measures. >> opening up casinos will cause won national science a risk to the public's health. competitions, but because of the that's clear. >> right now each of the casinos lockdown they are helping the community. >> we have a lot of time, and we insist they are not backing down on the plans. want to help the community in the county is saying they are which we have a shortage of ppe. taking steps to ensure those casinos stay closed, and there are no plans for northern >> they have distributed more california casinos to reopen. than 800 of the face shields so and then community colleges are suing the federal government on behalf of 500,000 of its far. all right. right now at 5:10, as we get a students, and many of daca look at what is going on across the bay area, we started out recipients. with cloudy skies, but so far the state community college not a lot of rain, maybe misting leaders say this week they sued but not heavy rain as of yet. we could start to see the betsy devos and called the showers picking up especially restrictions unconstitutional. for the north bay as we go into late morning and early afternoon, and just spotty rain elsewhere across the bay area. i will be tracking a bigger storm in the forecast, but right new details this morning on now, mike, you are keeping an eye on the roads. why governor newsom's massive

that's right, kari. first the good news, 101, the n95 mask deal with china went alemany project there continues overnight but the reopen just bad. "the chronicle" is reporting it happened so all lanes of 101 are was due to documentation, not a open at 280. problem with the masks th everything else around the bay -- almost everything else is running smoothly, but this is a themselves. the manufacturer has untilled end of may to get the major issue, going on last night, a closure for southbound 85 and this is the crash scene, and four people died as a result certification. a famed hollywood bowl is of the crash. we will give you the canceling its 2020 srevenue, an work-around, but southbound 85 is closed at cottle. the rare coronavirus disease showing up in children, and all it's the first time it will be new cases reported across the state. closed for a whole season in its 3,000 families are going to 98-year history. and matt damon is seeing eat for months thanks to the generosity of a high-tech green when talking about his billionaire and a dire warning quarantined position, and he's from the head of the fed. sheltering in place in a suburb plus, a sweet way to honor the class of 2020, the free deal in dublin.

>> now it's just -- it's ridiculous. coming for high school and it feels, you know, a little like a fairytale here. college debt. you are watching "today in the bay." of course i can see why all of we're all doing our part by staying at home. these people -- when we came in, they were like, bono lives over there, and i was, like, i get it. >> damian and his wi-- damon an spent the last few months in ireland and they have been stuck there every since. their oldest daughter tested positive for coronavirus while in new york city but luckily she has since recovered. no doubt that was frightening, but at least they are that could mean an increase in energy bills. altogether. >> yeah. you can save by using a fan to cool off... >> like we are. unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or closing your shades during the day. >> yeah, here together. stay well and keep it golden. >> can't keep us apart. >> absolutely. and... l(music fades in). >> you know, we are altogether hey! -hi! finding out about the forecast ♪ today, so kari we have been dealing with rain the past few days, so what does today look ♪ like? >> it looks pretty much the

same. off and on showers, but it's ♪ wide and scattered. we take a look at the clouds overhead in walnut creek this morning, and temperatures will be in the mid-50s to start and ♪ still a cool day compared to normal as we reach into the upper 60s early by the afternoon. we have seen cooler temperatures, only up to about 70 today, and normal is 73 so we are slightly below as we look at the rain now moving into parts of the north bay as we get a closer look, and we have seen the showers, and then as we go into the rest of the next couple days we will see dispersed clouds, and then another one sunday. the storm system moves in on sunday but we will have a break in between, sunday and monday look wet and then we dry out on tuesday. it's nice to see we are getting

rain especially if the drought monitor updated this morning shows a drought in northern california. looking at today's rain, just trace amounts of additional rainfall, and then as we go into the weekend, once again that next round of rain could bring higher amounts, anywhere from three quarters to an inch to an inch of rain in some spots. up to 80 degrees tomorrow. saturday is also looking nice and dry. then the rain coming back early on sunday into monday. mike, you have been watching the morning commute. what is going on right now? >> overall, kari, we are seeing the volume start to increase. we will talk about the altamont we're looking at the full pass, but the big deal is closure of highway 85 because of a quadruple deadly crash that southbound 85 in san jose, and happened last night. the freeway is closed at cottle. you are jammed up approaching the accident scene investigation still going on and will be cottle, and you get off on the likely for hours. this is the worst part of my job city streets, and you can get reporting this, and the impact off on santa treresa boulevard

on at least four families. indeed it is, mike. we have bad news on the jobless and also great oaks. front as well. today is the day when we get first-time jobless claims. back to you. jobs have been the issue for >> thanks, mike. happening now for you, quite sometime and the head of the federal reserve says unless california and eight other states are suing the environmental protection agency. congress steps in with more stimulus there's a bigger it's not requiring companies to disaster ahead. monitor and report air and water >> the scope and speed of the pollution during the pandemic. downturn are without modern the agency says businesses can precedent, significantly worse decide for themselves whether or than any recession since world war ii, and we are seeing a not to report violations. decline in economic activity and employment and already the job gains for the last decade have a san francisco church is suing zoom. been erased. we will tell you what has the >> congress is slit on whether or not to pass another stimulus pastor so upset during bible bill, and the president said study. plus -- another stimulus bill is doa, >> my industry is more equipped dead on the arrival. than most to get back to work. what the president wants is negative interest rates, and >> hair salons sue california. something the fed can do but

up next, hear from one salon won't do, and president trump owner now joining that lawsuit. was looking for that back when why she says her business should be allowed to reopen now. the economy was well. you're watching "today in the bay." it does not mean the bank will we're all doing our part by staying at home. pay you to borrow money. after all federal fund interest rates right now are at zero, but i am guessing you are paying an interest rate on your mortgage. what it does do is change the way banks have a relationship with each other and puts more money into the economy, but both europe and japan have been experimenting with negative interest rates for months now and it's not clear if it made any difference. the stock market fell hard after powell's speech and some investors think the stock market got ahead of itself and the hop. bottom science.

and musk says he will sell five houses, including one in hillsborough, ten bedrooms, $35 million. and twitter's jack dorsey is contributing more money to san francisco in the fight against the coronavirus. that could mean an increase in energy bills. mayor london breed says it will you can save by using a fan to cool off... help feed 5,000 families for three months, and 1,250 families unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or closing your shades during the day. will get money to help with rent stay well and keep it golden. and utilities. he's one of the biggest -- probably the biggest contributor to the fight against the coronavirus. he has donated one-third of his total net worth. here's a sweet deal for high school and college grads missing out on the traditional pomp and circumstance. this should help a little bit,

anyway, they can get free donuts. next tuesday, krispy kreme is giving out free donuts, but every grad that wants to cash in has to be wearing their cap and gown, and so there's hraeulglitp and circumstance in that, wearing that cap and gown around town. >> yeah, they will get a lot of applause from people. bill murray is actually taking a trip to flavor town, so the ghostbust"ghostbusters" sta. >> it will be a nacho competition. yeah, i know, it's crazy. welcome back. >> that will probably actually be funny. it's happening live tomorrow

it's 5:57. night for restaurant relief. you are watching "today in the bay." this morning we are hearing from murray has been busy during the a san diego salon owner who is pandemic. he and his staff were feeding part of the lawsuit and she says the industry is already ahead of health-care workers at santa the game when it comes to health rosa hospitals, and they handed out about 1,200 carry out boxes. safety. >> our industry is more equipped nice to see how they are able to than most to get back to work give. and be able to continue to >> everybody doing their part to make it work. flatten the curve. you are not tested on how to cut a straight could care less. >> we're trying to do our part as well as we are all sheltering at home, most of us, and marcus holding down the fort there in >> there's beauty salons across the studio. kari, you are in your home studio, so what is in store for the state wanting to know how to reopen. the weather today. and then a lutheran church said it was targeted by a hacker, and the church says that person has done it before, and that suit is seeking damages for >> no excuses, get outside those who attended the meeting today. we will have cool weather and of and for other users who said

course that's perfect for getting out there and going for a run. we are starting out with they were subjected to hackers temperatures that will be in the mid-50s, and then check out the and harassment. so far zoom is not commenting. mountain view forecast for several local bishops and today, reaching the mid-60s and then a few spotty showers moving through but no widespread heavy rain here in the forecast today. pastors are phaemeeting to ask as we go into our hour-by-hour governor to reopen. forecast we are starting out with mid-50s and then we will be in the upper 60s as we head a few were recently fined for towards lunchtime and still not holding services and the church seeing much rain besides in the north bay, where we will have a says they have safety protocols higher chance of seeing those in place to stop the spread of showers today. as we go into this afternoon and evening, we reach into the low new from an 70s in a few spots and then come illinois grandmother, proving back down to the 50s for tonight, but as we look at the love knows no boundaries. radar, the rain still north of us in those areas that are so >> the 85-year-old can now hug desperately needing this extra her great grandchild for the first time since the pandemic. rain late in the year, as we the plastic hug guard was built look ahead of the next several by her granddaughter. >> love that. days, new sources will be coming >> very sweet. in on sunday, and it looks like well, we do have to turn to it can bring in higher rainfall breaking news.

sadly four people killed in a totals compared to what we are seeing now, so good to see that. for the worst wave of rain we are looking at less than 0.01 of rollover crash. up next, team coverage, and a live report from the scene, and of course, mike's traffic report. we're tracking the markets. just in the last 30 minutes, new an inch. and then we will be up to 80 jobless numbers came out and a degrees, and saturday is looking grim out look. nice and then sunday we will see nearly 3 million more americans the scattered showers coming filing for unemployment last back in. mike, you have been tracking week, bringing the total since the breaking news this morning and the work-around in the south the pandemic began to more than bay. 36 million people. >> that's right, kari. we do have the unfortunate case where we are following a deadly crash. four people have died as a plus -- >> president trump pushes ahead on reopening, an ousted result and the live camera shows government vaccine experts ready you there's still police activity out there. it's dark out there so it slows to down the investigation. the lanes are closed on south 85 at cottle and you are forced off the freeway, and you can take santa teresa boulevard, and

that's a problem heading out of the south bay and morgan hill area, but the rest of the bay is clear now as the construction cleared in san francisco. >> thanks, mike. working to recover. medical expert will share his personal experience about catching the coronavirus. plus, no fans? no problem. what one network is considering doing for the nfl games this fall. but first, may is national foster care month and even as we are social distancing, can you join a movement to shine a light on the unique challenges of foster youth. there will be a virtual event today, and for more information find that at nbcbayarea.com.

more proof that the coronavirus can strike anyone. an nbc medical contributor is now one that contracted the disease. he called 911 with breathing problems, and he's still in the hospital and is urging all americans to continue the social distancing and stay home when

possible. >> if not severe, you should probably self isolate at home. i was doing that, and by monday i couldn't really take a full breath. >> can you watch his full interview from his hospital bed on the "today" show coming up at 7:00 after "today in the bay." a fourth child has been diagnosed with pims, a disease linked to the coronavirus. on monday nbc bay area reported a case, and symptoms prolonged fever and inflammation that can attack vital organs, and stomach ache. clothing stores, flower shops and book stores are included in this, and they are

all limited to curbside pickup. you-year a there will be horse racing but with no fans in the stands. >> surely when sports starts again, it will look different. the network plans to pump in crowd noises during the broadcast, and digital fans could be placed in the stands to make everything look normal. >> i guess -- >> well, would that bother me at all? i don't know. we will have to wait and see. >> depends on how real they look, i guess. you are looking at the game anyway, right, not the fans. >> 5:27 this morning. next, the top stories we are following today, including can talking loudly spread the virus more quickly?

what we need to know about this new warning from doctors. plus working during the pandemic. a live report on the search for bay area jobs during the shelter in place. if you turn down a job offer can you still collect unemployment? we will break it down for you. we are following breaking news for you this morning, a deadly crash in the south bay, the lanes shutdown on highway 85 and the arrest made in connection. more ahead for you. it's 5:28. we're all doing our part by staying at home.

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news in the south bay. four people die in a deadly rollover crash. one direction of southbound 85 still shutdown. next a live report on what investigators are saying about the driver. plus, happening today the governor lays out a new budget plan. what it may mean for the upcoming fire season. plus, the latest weekly jobless numbers are coming out. what it means for the unemployment out look as california expands access to unemployment benefits. find out next what qualifies. "today in the bay" continues right now. a very good morning to you, and us. i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington, and we will get to kari and mike in a minute. but first let's get to kris sanchez.

>> reporter: we know now the chp thinks speed was a factor in the violent crash that shutdown 85 near cottle. chp is still taking measurements trying to figure out how the deadly crash played out. we know only one vehicle was involved and three men died here at the crash scene and a woman died later at the hospital and a driver was arrested on the suspicion of driving under the influence. there was a sixth person in the vehicle and that person is expected to survive. the chp says this is an expensive evidence field and we can certainly tell from where the officers are looking for evidence, it's a pretty broad area. we expect highway 85 will be closed until about 8:00 this morning. if this is your regular route and you are headed southbound you will be diverted off at cottle road and mike can work you around that as well.

northbound traffic is good except for those tapping on the brakes to take a look. we can tell you the chp told us in the first month of the shelter-at-home order, they wrote fewer speeding tickets overall, but they wrote over 85% more on speed over 100 miles per hour. let's get to mike. >> that's an essential right to get to the south county. you are diverted off at cottle, so the alternate, if you get off at cottle, you take santa teresa boulevard or great oaks off of monterey and that will get you back on the freeway continuing down into morgan hill or gilroy. anybody north of there and heading north is fine. clear roadways, and kari, as

kris said, we were concerned because weather might have been a factor, but there were no wet roads overnight. right, we started off with dry roads this morning, and as we get a look at our temperature trend, we are in the mid-50s this morning, and some clouds moving by but we will get times of sunshine as temperatures reach the low 70s today. more on this and the rain in the forecast coming up in a few minutes. laura. >> thank you, kari. californians are likely to get a big dose, a painful one, of economic reality today when the governor reveals his new resized budget plan. the governor was working with a budget surplus when he announced his original plan in january, and that changed to the tune of a deficit surpassing $50 million. there has been no indication about what he might cut.

state lawmakers have to approve the budget plan by june 15th. you may be able to collect unemployment even if you turn down a job offer, and bob redell, that new rule is about workers who have been effected? >> correct, marcus. typically if you are on unemployment and you turn down a new job offer, your unemployment benefits end, but now because of the pandemic the california employment development department is easing the rules. now you can refuse a job offer and still collect unemployment under the following guidelines, if the employer has not met the government's requirements for reopening, and if looking for work is more susceptible for covid-19, and don't want to take the job because of contracting the coronavirus, and that's for

somebody over 65 years of age, and then if the job significantly under pays what other jobs are offering. >> that's good information to know. thank you, bob. new findings on coronavirus transmission may put a whole new twist on social distancing and forget about talking loudly. scientists say one minute of loud talking can produce more than 1,000 infection droplets that can stay airborne for up to 14 minutes. scientists reached laser technology to reach those conclusions, they found talking loudly in a confined area without a mask could be the

worse possible situation. more than 100 new cases over the past day. later today, leaders in is not t -- santa clara will meet to discuss expanding testing. two supervisors will hold a virtual forum with experts to talk about better testing strategies. the county has tested more than 43,000 people since the pandemic emerged here. face covering requirements are now in effect in palo alto. council members approved the emergency order this week and it went into effect yesterday. the same rules are also in effect at all santa clara county superior court happening today racetrack. fans will not be allowed on

site. racing there has been on hold for about six weeks. the program gets started at 12:45, and they are off. yeah. right now juan utah want to get i know a lot of times when the horses are running around, hopefully it's not a wet field out there for them today. >> looks dry for most of the day, only a few spotty showers, but the clouds moving in will keep the temperatures slightly cooler than normal as we reach up to 70 degrees in san jose. livermore will see a high of 71 and upper 60s in the north bay. the north bay is where we will have the highest chance of seeing more showers moving through, but once again it's not going to be really heavy rain. we may have another storm system coming in that could be heavier in terms of rain, so i will talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. mike, you have been watching the commute. what is going on right now? >> kari, we have the one major issue, the closure for highway

85 because of the deadly crash southbound at cottle. we have teresa