right now at 5:00, breaking news, two people, including a young mother, killed overnight after someone opens fire into a party bus in the east bay. this morning, investigators are combing through several crime scenes and possibly several victims as the story develops by the minute. we're covering it all live. "today in the bay" continues right now. good tuesday morning. thanks so much for joining us. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. let's start out with breaking news we're following out of oakland this morning. a deadly party bus shooting overnight. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live where this horrific scene really came to an end. do they know what happened here, bob? what was the motive? >> don't know the motive and don't have any suspect information or even a suspect vehicle description. we're at the oakmont substation

for the oakland police department here and this is where the party bus ended up, the black bus there on the left side you can see four windows shot out, the driver presumably ended up here looking for help. this was supposed to be a fun night for a group of young women in the age range of 19, 20, possibly 21 years old out celebrating one of their birthdays. chp confirmed two of those people are dead, have been shot and killed and a family member confirmed to us one of those people was a 19-year-old girl who had a child who was going to be turning 3 this upcoming weekend. they were driving around oakland as i mentioned to celebrate one of the girls' birthdays around 12:30 that someone in a car pulled up alongside the bus while the bus was on 580 and they started firing their weapon. we believe some of the shooting took place on eastbound 580 between macarthur and seminary,

and again on 68th and foothill, where we have video of a lot of shell casings at that scene, and then the bus ended up here at the oakland police eastmont substation, the driver presumably looking for help. >> i'm trying to hold up. that's my granddaughter inside. you know, that's how we just want them to get called, she was only 19 years old. >>all need to turn yourself in. she had a child. she had a baby. it's not right. >> reporter: that was the stepmother and grandmother of the 19-year-old girl who was shot and killed and as they mentioned she did have a baby who was going to be turning 3 on saturday. again that freeway eastbound 580 was shut down but it did reopen at 2:45 this morning so that the traffic can resume. as i mentioned, i did speak with

chp, they said a public information officer will be coming out here, they are handling this investigation. opd is also involved because this is where the bus ended up at the substation. what you're seeing right now are family members, many of these people, some of them are family members of the 19-year-old girl, they've been out here and trying to get information, they did speak with opd earlier and are right now we see an ambulance that has pulled up in the background and also the coroner's van. don't know why the ambulance is here. i do know why the coroner van is here unfortunately, we presume the 19-year-old girl is still inside the party bus. reporting live here in oakland, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> that's sad, that little child will never know her mother. thank you very much. all right, bob did mention it as well that i believe the freeway is open in that area, that should help at least with the morning commute. other roads we should look ute for, mike? >> major roadways, good morning to you. the investigation continues at

the eastmont town center the parking lot where bob was. at that location as we zoom in off of 580 no impact to the freeways, this is just off foothill boulevard and bancroft south of 68th. there was a lot of activity bob talked about, 48th and foothill a perimeter may be for evidence but 73rd where bob is, is not affected. we'll track the rest of your commute, avoid the area of eastmont town center. ail he have the rest of the traffic with the bigger commute coming up. we have a live look at the bay area's biggest county, talking about santa clara county where big changes are ahead. as early as today santa clara county could mo of into yellow tier allowing bars to open indoors and restaurants and gyms to operate indoors at 50% capacity. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is live in santa clara with what this could mean for a lot of the businesses and for many of us right now.

kris? >> reporter: yes, especially as the summer months are starting to come up, we are looking forward to what we can do this summer, marcus, and this has been a long time coming for santa clara county businesses, some restrictions did loosen over the last couple of weeks but this is a big deal moving into that yellow tier. but it is just happening one month before the entire state economy reopens on june 15th. could make things feel more like a regular spring or summer with restaurants allowing more capacity indoors, bars, wineries, breweries, distilleries that don't serve food would be able to welcome more people inside as well. great america can welcome a third of guests back as well. santa clara county joins san mateo and san francisco county which entered the yellow tier just one and two weeks ago. santa clara county moves into the yellow tier today, then all of these changes will go into effect tomorrow, wednesday. in santa clara, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thanks.

state health leaders trying to put an end to the recent confusion over wearing masks. despite recent cdc guidance suggesting fully vaccinated people do not have to wear them, california is waiting until june 15th. yesterday's announcement tried to clarify the decision recent by made by national change. state health leaders say the ultimate decision on restrictions is made up by the state, then the county. businesses can only choose to be more strict, not less. happening today, contra costa county ramps up vaccination efforts for children over the age of 12. mobile vaccination clinic also be open at antioch middle school and concord high school. each will run, this is going to be during the school hours through saturday. different schools at coco county will host similar clinics each week through mid-july. so we know that we're only in the middle of may and many

communities are already thinking about the upcoming fire season. those dry conditions that we're all seeing out there top of concern with some communities already seeing all these little small vegetation fires pop up. "today in the bay's" cierra johnson joins us live in mill valley where county leaders are expected to meet to talk about some of the lingering drought issues. we all need to be concerned about this, cierra. >> reporter: good morning, laura. yes, no matter where you are, it is a very, very big concern. as you mentioned, it is the middle of may, very early but as we all know it's better to be proactive rather than reactive. right now i'm in mill valley, standing in a brush field i stood in a few times already this year, and it looks a little browner than it did the last time i was here, about a month ago. as you also mentioned, leaders here in marin county will meet today to discuss the current drought situation, that meeting happening at 9:00. those supervisors will receive reports from two marin water

districts before deciding to declare drought conditions. this meeting takes place virtually and comes about a month after marin county adopted mandatory water use restrictions. washing cars and power washing your home is prohibited and marin county not the only community dealing with potentially dangerous drought conditions. new signs popping up around contra costa county, defensible spaces around their homes needed to be done by may 31st. there are vegetation fires in martinez, firefighters working to knock those down earl whier this week leaving some bay area residents nerve bus the upcoming fire season. >> in the last few years we've had fires near year so i mean, we've experienced it, so this year i think it's probably on everybody's mind. >> reporter: definitely top of many folks' mind. we'll keep you updated with what comes out of the marin county

supervisor's meeting, the two water districts coming together report and how it could impact yourson" >> thanks so much,>wo teenagers custody accused of a deadly shooting on the peninsula. yesterday san mateo police arrested a 16-year-old suspect. they arrested another 16-year-old over the weekend. investigators believe the teenagers shot and killed a man last friday. the victim was found in the driver's seat of a parked car near san mateo adult school. police have not revealed a motive. we've also got new details this morning in a shooting that killed two people last year in downtown san jose. police have announced two arrests. that shooting happened september 16th on south "a" street near the san jose state campus. two men died, four others were injured. police say two san jose men are now in custody. one was already in custody on other charges.

authorities in the south bay are searching for a gunman who opened fire on a car yesterday on interstate 880. it happened about 2:30 in the afternoon near the great mall in milpitas. it shut down a nearby exit for hours. the driver was struck in the shoulder. the passenger of the car was not hurt. the witnesses say the shooter was driving a black sedan. a live look at san francisco and walnut creek. two microclimates happening for you, colder on the coast, sunny inland. i'll take the sunny today, kari, for 500. we'll look at the forecast for you. it's free, don't you worry. >> my husband was driving around san francisco yesterday and he's like, it's raining! so the fog was so thick and it was like misting and drizzling at the time so you have to turn on the windshield wipers and in the meantime i'm like it's sunny here. that's the microclimates we have here in the bay area, and we're waking up to a nice clear sunrise in the tri-valley this

morning. we could at times see clouds moving by but we are headed for a nice, sunny afternoon with our temperatures slowly warming up, thanks to that marine layer and all that fog that we're seeing near the coast so take a look at the range in temperatures. we're up to 56 at half moon bay and up to ukiah we'll reaching 76 degrees and san jose will see highs reaching 70 degrees, just perfect. we'll talk about what's ahead in the forecast coming up in a few minutes. mike, how is it looking for the commute? >> it's looking great right now. it's tuesday so we expect a bigger volume or i expect a bigger volume than yesterday which was relatively calm. look at the maps and a smooth flow of traffic in the south bay and the peninsula and in the tri-valley, we had the earlier reopening of highway 84 through alvarado niles and the slowing and it was spread out for quite a bit last couple of minutes heading out of livermore in toward sunol but back to what you expect out of the altamont

pass. chp said it might be windy there and we saw them tack on the travel times another minute to the drive no, big deal, right on schedule, same thing for highway 4 and vasco out of brentwood and discovery bay down to 580. back to you. >> thanks, mike. coming up next, music superstar ariana grande waking up a married woman this morning. what we're learn being her big day and the lucky man. and in business news, the fight over cryptocurrency devolved into name calling. we'll tale you who is getting most of the targeting, when "today in the bay" continues.

good tuesday morning. right now at 5:14, let's get you out the door in oakland with a look at how the morning will be shaping up. a lot of clouds, temperatures about 50 degrees to start but we will be clearing out, we get sunshine and a nice comfortable day. we will see our microclimates in full effect over the next few days. we'll talk more about that and a look ahead to the weekend, coming up. >> we'll get a smooth of the freeways around the bay, it is tuesday so we expect the cku heavier than yet but right now looking on the we ininess la, i saw flashing lights headed southbound past university, there may be crews starting to clear a little bit early, we have crews still northbound headed through san mateo. well, good morning, very

santa clara broncos championship tuesday to you as well. california's dmv is putting tesla under the microscope this morning for advertising self-driving cars even though tesla's website says they're not fully self-driving. ceo elon musk keeps promising and delaying autonomous driving. the dmv says tesla's claims are "under review." a prominent investor bet against tesla stock through options called puts, a way to lock in a price of a stock with the bet that stock will go lower, according to financial filings from michael burry. a lot of people piling on musk this morning, the creator of dogecoin says musk is a drifter. musk played a fictional expert

on "saturday night live's" weekend update and called dogecoin a hustle. critics are pointing out how serious if one person's act or even tweets can radically change its value? columnist lionel laurent tweets "musk's trolling keeps undermining the insistence of true bitcoin believers that their favorite token is bigger than any individual and that their recent price boom is based on solid fundamentals." apple ceo tim cook will take the stand to defend his company against a lawsuit brought eye epic games, saying apple is unfair the way it treats companies that put apps in games in the app store. here is cook testifying before congress recently. apple defends its app store saying it vets every app so the consumers know they can run the app safely on their phones but internal documents show apple making a huge profit as it takes a big you the can of each app's sale. about 15 minutes from now,

new data on first-time home building in the u.s. the housing market red hot but home builders may have trouble building houses because the cost of lumber is so high. we talked about so many things from ketchup to gasoline to now wood costing so much more money. >> yep. big time. my dad was talking about how much each costs on the fence so it's true. a lot of people talking about it. thanks so much. it's 5:18 right now. amazon reportedly in talks to buy the hollywood studio mgm to beef up its content for prime video. it is home of the james bond and "rocky" franchises and makes "shark's tail" and "the voice." lady gaga's dog walker, the man shot dog walking in southern

california, tmz reporting he's back on the job. they put out a half a million dollar reward for her french bulldogs. the dogs were later found and police arrested two suspects who now face attempted murder and robbery charges. we want to stick with the music theme for you this morning, superstar ariaa grande officially off the market. she's loved and she's lost but now one last time very special day takes her heart. that's some of her thoughts. so look, "people" magazine found out she married real estate agent dalton gomez in a ceremony over the weekend. the pair announced their engagement in december. they look happy. i looked online. i had no idea who he was but i

congratulations to them. >> hope they're able to find a good house as he's a real estate agent. >> i'm sure. >> let me take you folks -- yeah, i think she's doing okay. >> yes. let's look and see how we're doing on the track look at your morning commute it's tuesday morning and doing well. take a look at the travel on the maps, we have no major problems, the green sensor no, sir surprise. that's what you want for the morning commute, right, so we'll zoom over to contra costa county, look at the long drive out of antioch, highway 4 at speed all the way through concord, great start there. i've circled the incident to hazard areaand eastmont town center, bob redell follows the shooting and investigation off of 73rd near foothill. there may be acting out of foothills, keep that in mind. there it is a little bit of slowing over here coming southbound 101 toward the golden gate bridge. we'll take a live look at the bridge. there are crews on the marin county side, should be clearing

about now and the bridge is clear right now, kari, a little bit of a blue but no fog. >> that looks great. we are starting out with a beautiful sunrise across the bay area this morning. nice and cool as we've seen the ocean breeze picking up but also going to see a few changes here and there, some of our spots will be slightly warmer but a great day for a hike in the south bay, we're starting out with cool temperatures, mostly in the 50s at 11:00 we're at 65 degrees and heading up to 70 and coming right back down as our winds pick up. the seven-day forecast is already up at the bottom of the screen, we will have some cooler temperatures and some breezy winds headed our way. today we're reaching up to 69 in martinez, napa today reaching 70 degrees. 72 in morgan hill, and palo alto we'll see high temperatures will in the upper 60s. as we go through this forecast, we're looking at a chance of showers and some snow in the

sierra. this storm system misses us in the bay area, but if you will be traveling, heads up about that, we'll not only see the rain and snow on thursday, it continues into friday and saturday as well and the cool temperature also continue, so it's nice to see that it's cool enough for snow in some of those upper elevations in the sierra. our seven-day forecast for the inland areas, really doesn't change too much. now, we will have some breezy winds especially thursday and friday, once we see the system off towards the east, but for us, it's going to be fairly quiet here. san francisco seeing those temperatures staying in the 60s. let's turn now to our climate in crisis. we look at ways that we can make your place of business a little bit greener whether you're just heading back to the office or been there all along. look around for ways that you could reduce your waste by recycling. you could set out bids for glass, aluminum and paper to recycle and put a few people in charge of keeping those things

in order making sure that they go to the right place. if you're like me, drinking lots of coffee, bring your coffee mug to the office and encourage everybody else to do the same. sometimes we have unused tish washer at the office that doesn't get used, do that or hand wash them. keep an eye on the water usage and reuse paper by printing on both sides and set the thermostat to about 78 degrees and make sure you're turning off the lights and the empty rooms. check out our climate in crisis page at nbcbayarea.com. back to you. >> thanks so much. up next a south bay teacher's 15 minutes of fame on national tv. you don't want to miss it. >> you don't. 5:23. you're watching "today in the bay."

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home to making your bed, planting yourself, and settling in, home to your happy place. right now at 5:3, 5:30, breaking news overnight, a bus full of people coming under a barrage of bullets, injuring many. witnesses tell us people on

board were celebrating a birthday. we're live on the scene with the latest on this deadly investigation. "today in the bay" starts right now. good morning. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. we'll get a check of your commute and forecast coming up in about six minutes. we'll get to the breaking news this morning happening not far from oakland's police substation at eastmont where we find "today in the bay's" bob redell. bob, you've been speaking to some of the families, the victim's family members and what is the latest out there from police? >> reporter: chp sergeant has confirmed two people were killed on this party bus during a shooting on eastbound 580 in oakland overnight and we believe at least one other person was shot, that party bus is behind me and the driver presumably drove it here to the eastmont substation for oakland police when they were looking for help earlier this morning. notice the windows are shot out on the side of the bus. according to family who is out

here, one of those people who was shot and killed a 19-year-old girl who was on this party bus with other people her age, they were celebrating one of the girl's birthdays, they were driving around oakland around 12:30 this morning, someone in a car pulled up alongside the bus on eastbound 580 and this person, this week started firing at them. some of the shooting took place eastbound 580 between gardner and seminary where the freeway was closed for several hours and since reopened and again more shooting at 68th and foothill, and you might see in the video a lot of shell casings there, and the bus ended up here at the oakland police eastmont substation. the driver presumably looking for help, again two people killed, at least one other person shot. >> a bunch of women trying to enjoy themselves and someone -- took her life.

>> reporter: the 19-year-old girl was a mother. her child is turning 3 on saturday. that was according to her stepmother, and her grandmother, whom we spoke with. i spoke with a chp pio spokesman, i asked the sergeant do you have any suspect vehicle information, any information on the suspects, who you're looking for and he had no comment. reporting live in oakland, bob redell, itteded it. >> all right, bob, thank you. just in, officials with the oakland a's are looking to play ball with las vegas. take a live look at the coliseum this morning. las vegas review journal" says the owner will be visiting southern nevada next week to explore the move. las vegas is one of six cities where the a's may looking to relocate after the team was hit with road blocks in building a new ball park in oakland. same thing happened to the raiders and led them to leave for sin city.

>> that's right. we'll follow that one. live to downtown san jose and santa clara county expects the all clear to move into the least restrictive yellow tier, just like san francisco and san mateo counties. if this happens, here are the rules it will start to relax starting tomorrow. bars can let people indoors, restaurants and gyms can also operate indoors upping it to 50% capacity. outdoor live events can increase their capacity to nearly 70%. california leaders say not so fast to the new cdc guidelines abandoning masks. some are wondering if the state is following the science or something else. state health leaders clarified their stance yesterday saying an extra four weeks will mean more people vaccinated and more preparation time for businesses. some argue those business concerns may have trumped the science in this decision. here is our political analyst larry gerston. >> if you believe this is a

bunch of horse manure, then you consider what the governor is doing is political. on the other hand if you buy the science and you understand what's going on and you accept it, then you take what the governor is doing as being wise for the state. >> state health leaders yesterday also clarified state mask rules will trump any more lenient decisions made by national change for its stores in california. explosions in gaza city at daybreak as the conflict continues with no signs letting up. israeli officials say it destroyed militant tunnels and the home of nine hamas commanders. according to the gaza health ministry at least 212 palestinians have been killed so far and ten people in israel killed in rocket strikes launched from gaza. oakland police arrested eight people from sideshows. "the chronicle" is reporting

officers towed 22 vehicles and one atv. sunday night police say about 300 people watched as 100 vehicles took part in a sideshow near the oakland coliseum. you look at video of the area what they left behind, police officers there as well. oakland police relaunched a special unit to deal with these dangerous activities. yesterday's scary emergency landing at san jose airport, this morning crews will on it evaluate the american airlines plane forced to land shortly after takeoff. it happened after 10:30 yesterday morning and it took off for fee mix, minutes later passengers started to hear a loud banging, witnesses on the ground say they could hear it t. things got tense. >> there was a woman behind us screaming and it was really hard to kind of, she's like, she's screaming "i don't want to die! i don't want to die!" it was scary.

she made it worse for sure. >> reporter: the plane returned to sjc and landed avenue of safely and american airlines called the problem a mechanical issue. a north bay mayor says he's been the target of racially charged voice mails. san anselmo mayor brian cull bert says someone left threatening messages on the town's main phone line. police were able to identify and arrest a suspect who is now out of jail. the mayor says he doesn't believe the incident reflects the community and only speaks to the actions of one person. new this hour, city college of san francisco will not give a $20,000 bonus to its interim chancellor. "the chronicle" was reporting the change of heart comes after mounting pressure from students and faculty when the bonus was announced last week. it would have been in addition to the chancellor's $340,000 yearly salary. with six weeks to go until

july 4th, no fireworks cancellations until now. benicia canceled its event and parade which takes place on july 3rd. solano county in the red tier of covid restrictions and the city leaders say we don't have facilities in place to limit the size of its mass gatherings. so far one down, possibly two, we're waiting to hear but hopefully things are working out. certainly the weather we've looking at with the dry conditions out there, kari. >> yes t has been so dry so we don't want people setting fireworks on their own. i've been looking around and i cannot find too many fireworks shows or websites that say they are having one. i'm looking for the confirmations here. let's get a live look, start at our temperatures and where we will be as you head out the door in pleasant hill. heading to work, we have a nice cool start to our morning. we should keep it clear here going from 51 degrees and then seeing it nice and mild headed

through the rest of today. it's going to be very much like yesterday, but in a few spots it will be just slightly warmer, heading up to 76 degrees today in fairfield, san jose reaching 70 and that was after hitting upper 60s yesterday so just some minor changes, we'll talk about more changes in our forecast ahead coming up in a few minutes. mike, how is it looking for the morning commute? >> kari, over my monitor i see -- let me just show you, northbound 101 in san jose, we're starting to see a little build headlights and the volume coming northbound for your commute right now, just in the last five minutes showed a lot more traffic volume. now, we're looking at the maps as well with the arrow and a shorter segment from 680 where you have the camera there toward oakland road right on schedule, just before 5:40. we should see that for 20 minutes t will calm down. a new crash reported west 580, and vasco, may be one vehicle in the middle of the road of 580. we'll track that with chp as they get on the scene there.

also tracking with bob over there at the scene 68th foothill east on to eastmont town center with the police activity after a bus shooting overnight, area roadways getting to the bay bridge are clear. back to you. governor newsom's personal income is going up while in office, what his tax returns are showing. plus -- >> president biden detailing your tax returns in money that many americans mail every month. i'll have details coming up. this morning, our asian-american and pacific islander heritage month is focusing on a story of true inspiration right here in the bay area, andrew liment grated to the u.s. with his family in 1979. he and his brothers soaped the sugar bowl bakery in 1984 and one of the largest minority-owned bakeries in northern california. the pastries can be found at

walmart and costco. we salute you and i personally thank you, andrew, we love sugar bowl in this house.

happy tuesday. a live look in san jose. looked different compared to yesterday but temperatures about

the same. we start out cool and get the breeze and temperatures slowly warm up today. going from 50 to about 67 degrees at lunch time. enjoy some time outside. we'll talk about some changes ahead in our forecast, coming up. >> kari, let's get you quickly out to my other camera in san jose, 101 was stacking up over the last couple of minutes. things might be smoothing out again. we showed you the earlier heavier slowdown than we have even on a tuesday at 5:43, we'll watch that, slower drive and approaching the bay bridge things are much clearer, how is that for a contrast over for the east bay? governor newsom catching heat from a new independent budge eightal sis report, it calls his spending plan short-sighted in part because he wants to increase spending by $12 billion during the new fiscal year, despite having $100 billion more in new money. the report recommends socking some of that money away for a rainy day. newsom says the proposed state

stimulus payout although some recall supporters want more of that stimulus to go back to voters. governor newsom with an apparent boost in income over the first year as governor. he just released his 2019 tax returns fulfilling a campaign promise to do so each year, reflects a half million dollar higher income than the year prior when he was voted into office, he and his wife total income in 2019 $1.7 million, most of that is from a blind trust. the couple filed an extension for 2020. 5:44 right now. president biden has also released his tax return to the public, just as nearly every president has done for the last 50 years. scott mcgrew, nearly every president. >> nearly i think is the key word there. the tradition, laura, started with nixon and ford and carter, reagan, bush, clinton, bush ii,

obama then it stopped though donald trump kept promising to release them, he never did release his taxes. there's no legal requirement for the president to do so, but it is a way of being transparent with the american public. the bidens made $607,000 last year, most of that coming from book sales. the bidens paid about $157,000 in federal taxes. president biden took the opportunity yesterday tax day to remind americans about the new child tax credit that's part of the coronavirus stimulus bill. now we have talked about this before. not only will most american families get a tax credit for every child in the family, you won't just take a deduction on your taxes next year. the government is going to put half of that money in your bank account each month, so you'll just look down at your banking app on the 15th, and you'll see a deposit. >> i'm announcing today that on july 15th, and the 15th of every

month thereafter throughout the year, you will get deposited in your bank account half of your tax cut at least, $250 per child, each month, a direct deposit into your account. so if you're a working family can two kids, you get $500 a month into your bank account on the 15th of every month starting july. >> president bide listen visit an electric truck factory in michigan today, where we assume he'll see the new electric ford f150 pickup truck. the rest of us have to settle for this picture, a still of a really short teaser video from ford. the company will show it off for real tomorrow. if you're president, you get to see it today. f-150 is the best selling pickup truck in america. we expect gop leadership will bring its infrastructure plan to the white house today, they did say no later than tuesday. it will smaller than what democrats propos but one

senator said it could be as high as $900 billion in new spending. we'll monitor that and everything else happening in washington. if you have questions about the child tax credit talk to me on twitter, i'm @scottmcgrew. >> i'm sure people will. thanks so much. 5:46. new details on a legal settlement reached between the white house and aclu over asylum seekers stranded at the u.s./mexico border. the white house agreed to allow 8,000 to seek refuge in the united states. the aclu sued over pandemic related powers denying migrants the right to apply for asylum. the deal calls for 250 asylum seekers to be processed every day and continue their cases on u.s. soil. also new details on another dramatic rescue involving migrants on a smuggling boat trying to reach u.s. waters. we've got video of the u.s. coast guard boat bringing 23 people back to safety. border patrol says the boat

refused to stop and it became stuck near the rocks off of point loma, the same decision coastline where an overcrowded smuggling boat broke up two weeks ago killing three people. all migrants are believed to be from mexico and guatemala. a follow-up and a live look at the port of oakland where a containership that caught fire last week is now being unloaded. so smoke could be seen billowing from the ship when the fire started friday innen and inroom, about 50 miles off of the monterey coast. no one was injured. over the weekend a tugboat crew bra you the it to point reyes and last night it arrived at its original destination. scary moments on the baseball field last night during a game in atlanta. we're about to show you what happened. it shows that batter getting hit squarely in the face pillar was struck in the nose right here by a 94-mile-an-hour

fastball, ouch. so the pitcher there, jacob webb just too overcome to continue. there is good news through all of this, pillar got up, walked to the clubhouse on his own. the team says this morning he did receive a ct scan and he is doing okay. >> that's good news. all right, how about something to cheer about this morning? santa clara students certainly celebrating, it went late into the night after winning a national championship. the women soccer team did something they haven't done in 20 years, playing florida state in the title game the broncos were trailing 1-0 but tied the game with less than ten minutes to go. they won it on penalty kicks, the second national championship in the team's hiry, the first you may recall happened in 2001. we celebrated it then and celebrating it now and it was cool in the stands, ali wagner and brandy chastain, former broncos cheering them on, of course they went to win the

national championship as well so very cool to watch. congratulations, broncos. that's coming from a gail, okay? >> big moves. >> um-hum. all right, so we're still celebrating this morning, let's get a live look outside at our beautiful tuesday morning sunrise, as we take a live look outside from the mission district in san francisco, so parts of the city we've seen some fog rolling by but it's nice to have that clear start, if you're getting those backpacks ready, you're about to get the kids ready for school, we are going to start out in morgan hill, cool one, some upper 40s but then by the time you go back to pick the kids up from school, it will be at about 64 degrees and all clear and sunny. here is a look at our high temperatures, headed up to 70 today in san jose. livermore a high of 71 degrees. in some spots it's just a degree or two warmer than yesterday, but still pretty perfect. we're going to keep the cool air near the coast with half moon

bay staying in the mid-5d today degrees and 70 today in napa. check out the seven-day forecast. it's already up in the bottom of the screen, and while we won't see a lot of changes, there will be some major changes for the sierra. we're going to see a round of some showers, possibly some thunderstorms and even some snow in the upper elevations. now, this starts on thursday, continues into saturday, and will also see active weather for the rest of the weekend. so if you will be going there, heads up there will at times be some showers passing by and while all of that is going on there, we're just getting a cool breeze, but take a look at the snowfall forecast that we are talking about here at the end of may. we're looking at still some light snow accumulations but it's great to see that, at about amount around kingvale and most of those areas that get the sno going to get some breezy

the storm systems passing to the east of us, and then our temperatures not too much of a change here for our inland areas. just slightly warmer by the end of the weekend. and then for san francisco, we're going to keep it in the 60s all throughout the week, early morning clouds, but afternoon sunshine. mike, what changes are you seeing right now for the morning commute? >> well, the first one in the south bay, kari, a little more slowing than i was expected but it only lasted about the expected 15 minutes so now as we look at your map north 101, kind of cooling down, speeds getting better north of 680 and back at speed just past oakland road. so we'll continue to watch that part of course silicon valley very important. peninsula, no surprises. west 580 a crash unfortunately that leaves one vehicle in the middle of the roadway of west 580 at vasco, just shy of the vasco on-ramp and so that's not affecting folks leaving brentwood but it is an issue for folks coming out of the altamont pass.

we'll track that but no major injuies reported so that's adding on to the time at the bottom of your screen, the other two early drives looking standard, highway 4 building through pittsburg and bay point. bay bridge toll plaza building in volume and no major surprises and the view of the toll plaza itself looks fine. back to you. >> thanks, mike. happening now, california's inching closer to 50% of the people 16 years and older, fully vaccinated. the latest numbers show more than 15 million people or 49% of the population have gotten both shots more than two weeks ago, fully vaccinated. santa clara county has administered more than 2 million shots, alameda, contra costa and san francisco counties all have given out more than 1 million shots each. up next, back to breaking news that we're following out of the east bay in oakland, at least two people are dead after a party busgunfire. what witnesses are now revealing about what happened on board. you're watching "today in the bay."

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this morning's party bus shooting in oakland part of a recent surge in deadly violence there. homicides in oakland are up more than 100% since last year. the police department says it continues to lose burned out officers at a grow egg rate as

well. during a police commission meeting last week, chief loren armstrong admitted his force is shrinking. he received ten resignations and retirements in the last three weeks. opd has 80 empty positions to fill. 700 officers on the force right now, that's the lowest number in six years as a department anticipates a busy summer ahead. >> i think every oakland police officer is bracing for the challenges that we're going to face this summer. >> mayor libby schaaf's proposed budget calls for more police academies, six in total so more cadets could be sworn in. a fight over water and weed is growing in the north bay. later today sonoma county supervisors will hold a hearing on giving agriculture leaders more authority to issue cultivation permits. marijuana growers say there's a backlog and the process needs to be streamlined. opponents worry pot farm also

siphon off water or attract a criminal element and drive down numbers. bottlerock is on, guess who is coming? guns 'n roses and foo fighters in. the event normally happens in may but they moved it to labor day weekend. megan thee stallion, miley cyrus, stevie nicks among the 80 acts that take the stage. preregistration started yesterday, three-day passes go on sale tomorrow. coming up on "ellen" a san jose teacher makes an in-person appearance. >> what's your name? >> lauren. i live in san jose and i am a special education teacher. >> that's great. thanks for what you do. >> there you go. yea to lauren. check out lauren playing a game on "ellen" for a chance to win, get this $10,000. shout out to lauren and all the

teachers out there. check the action right here ea news right now at 6:00. >> whole bunch of young women trying to enjoy themselves and someone -- took her life. >> really brutal overnight scene in oakland. family members say their teenager among those killed after a shooting erupts on board a party bus. the celebration witnesses say that was interrupted by violence and chaos. good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. we continue to follow that breaking news. witnesses say multiple victims hit by gunfire overnight in oakland and sadly at least two people are dead. >> this all happened not far from oakland's police substation in eastmont where we find "today in the bay's" bob redell gathering new information this morning for us.

wh well, bob? >> reporter: yes, good morning to you, laura and marcus. chp confirmed two people were shot and killed, a family member tells us that one of those people was their 19-year-old granddaughter who was on board this party bus parked out front, the eastmont substation here for oakland police department, where the bus ended up presumably looking for help. now we have the sunlight and already known about the four windows shot out on the left side but the back of the bus you can see the white specs, those are bullet holes and i counted probably about 20 of those at least. so just gives you a sense of how many shots were fired into this bus so again two people killed and we believe at least one other person shot. there were several young girls on board, 19, 20, perhaps 21 years of age, driving around oakland overnight to celebrate one of the girls' birthdays, it was around 12:30 this morning someone in a car pulled up alongside the bus, this was on 580, and they started