help. marcus and laura. >> thanks, kari. right now at 6:00, the only known suspect now tied to the mass shooting in downtown sacramento makes his first court appearance. the latest on the investigation and the outpouring of grief for the victims. >> this guy is brutal, and what's happening in bucha is outrageous. >> outrage against russia is growing, from the latest images of horror coming out of ukraine. we're live in washington with the urgent plea ukraine's president is set to make to the united nations. this is "today in the bay." good tuesday morning. we are here, and a good morning to you. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. we're broadcasting not only to your tv, but you can watch us on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online. >> let's take a live look outside this morning. across the bay area things are going to heat up today and the

biggest warm-up expected on thursday. >> look at that. bay area, bracing for a heat wave. kari is keeping track of all of it. >> we do have a lot of changes coming our way. we're starting out nice and clear as you're heading out the door. today our temperatures reach into the upper 60s and low 70s. really nice for those outdoor activities. we start to see temperatures ramping up tomorrow, heading into the mid to upper 80s, and that won't be the hottest day of the week. so we are going to have a big time summer feel and then we head back to spring and then eventually winter. we have all kinds of weather in the forecast. we'll talk more about it coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you so much. a live look at the state capitol this tuesday morning. some state lawmakers pushing for tighter gun control measures after sunday morning's early morning downtown shooting just blocks from the capitol. the one man arrested in connection with the shooting is set to appear in court today. at this point police will only say 26-year-old dandre martin is

tied to the investigation. they're not saying how. last night people gathered for a candlelight vigil three blocks from the scene of the shooting. the six people who died have now been identified and police still believe multiple people opened fire. our cierra johnson will be live in sacramento with the latest developments ahead at 6:30. >> 6:02 right now. in the next hour ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy meets with the united nations security council. he's expected to ask for more military assistance as ukraine accuses russia of war crimes and the deaths of hundreds of people on the outskirts of kyiv. some of those images emerging from the scene, they're painful for a lot of people to look at. "today in the bay's" brie jackson is live in washington this morning. the global outrage against russia really growing this morning. >> reporter: absolutely, marcus. the biden administration is considering adding more sanctions on russia and tightening existing ones, after recent attacks. but before that meeting with the

u.n. security council that you just mentioned, ukraine's president zelenskyy says that new sanctions are not enough. now, a warning, the images you're about to see are quite disturbing. photos and videos purported to show dead bodies strewn on city streets where brought condemnation. the general assembly could vote on whether to suspend russia from the human rights council as early as thursday. secretary of state blinken will attend the nato foreign ministers meetings this week. they'll discuss joint efforts to hold president putin accountable and support ukraine, as well as promote a swift end to the war in ukraine. president biden is calling for putin to go on trial for war crimes. >> we have to gather all the details so this can be a war crime trial. >> the international community, and that includes the united states, will continue to collect evidence, will continue to contribute to investigative

efforts to make sure that russia is held properly accountable. >> reporter: russia's foreign minister rejected allegations, calling the scenes staged. u.s. defense officials say russian air strikes have declined and about two-thirds of their troops near kyiv have repositioned. meanwhile, brittain's defense ministry says ukraine's forces have retaken key terrain in the northern part of the country. despite the deadly scene in bucha, zelenskyy says he plan to continue negotiations to end the war, but he warns that russia is not done fighting. marcus. >> brie jackson in washington this morning, thank you. 6:04 right now. testimony resumes this morning in the trial of former theranos executive sunny balwani. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us outside the courthouse in san jose. defense attorneys are trying to distance balwani's actions from elizabeth holmes. >> reporter: as you probably know by now, just about

everybody knows by now, those trials were separated legally, these two people being tried separately, but now the goal on the part of the defense is to make sure the jurors think of balwani and holmes separately as well. balwani was the chief operating officer at theranos and the government is trying to show that he was making executive decisions about the company's blood testing technology and devices, which we now know did not work. his team is trying to make the case that he was just following orders and that holmes was calling the shots. now, the last time court was in session last week, the former lab director was on the stand and this week we expect some on the same witnesses who testified in the holmes trial, which ended in four guilty counts. we did talk with a legal expert who says that painting sunny balwani as a mere shareholder is going to be tough as the jury already knows that he and elizabeth holmes were business and romantic partners. court resumes at 9:00 in san

jose this morning. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you. happening today, san jose may be ready to drop its mask mandate. santa clara county lifted its mask requirements just about a month ago and that was two weeks after the state did so. san jose technically still requires masks indoors. today's move would align with the city and state and counts as well. now, the council will also debate extending virtual council meetings through next month. the omicron ba.2 subvariant is now the most dominant covid strain. cdc says that it is responsible for more than 70% of the u.s. cases right now. experts say that it will likely completely displace earlier omicron versions in the coming weeks. white house adviser and director dr. anthony fauci is now among those who do not believe another major surge will occur. it is 6:06 on your tuesday morning. taking a live look outside

overlooking san francisco. clear skies. look at what it says at the bottom, we are tracking a warm-up. kari has a look at our forecast for today. it should be mild today, but pretty hot tomorrow? >> yeah, we are going to start to see temperatures heating up for tomorrow. we'll take a live look outside at our commute through the tri-valley. we are all clear as you're heading out the door. take a look at our nice day ahead, starting out in the upper 40s. we'll be at 68 degrees at about 1:00 this afternoon. overall a beautiful, sunny day. we can see all of our microclimates and highs for this afternoon. as we go into tomorrow we start to feel temperatures heating up and more of a summer feel with napa hitting 84 degrees and 86 in san jose. san martin at about 88 degrees and reaching 93 on thursday. that could be the earliest we've ever had 90-degree temperatures in the bay area and it's going to be with us just briefly before it cools off. we'll talk more about that coming up. mike, you have a look at where

we can find cheaper gas prices. >> these prices look big because they're on the full screen. tracking cheap prices, more bay area cities. today we're starting in the north bay, vallejo, $5.65 a gallon at central gas on 2500 sonoma boulevard. berkeley, it's $5.69 a gallon, cash only, though. number one gas on 1900 martin luther king jr. way. palo alto, $5.97 at valero on 1963 el camino real. we're sampling from around the bay every day. we'll look at the traffic. we're looking at overall a pretty predictable drive. slowing in san jose kind of easing off from the first burst. the build coming over out of the altamont pass, around greenville, and also vasco. we're at about a half hour now out of discovery bay and down toward 580. slowing right here at the last bend. we get a lot more traffic toward

580. highway 4 shows the traditional build through pittsburg and bay point. slowing around golden gate and the metering lights are on at the bay bridge. we should start to see the backup on our camera in a bit and we'll show that to you coming up. speaking of that commute, head over to uber and hail a cab. coming up on "today in the bay," a new partnership that may soon allow you to do just that. we're going to tell you about the vote today that could bring the struggling taxi cab industry into the 21st century. >> breaking business news for you. elon musk has been appointed to the board of directors at twitter. we'll have the very latest. let's take you to the futures this morning where we've got red arrows as well. >> and ever wondered what the internet tastes like? me neither. but one soft drink company believes it has the answer. we're going to tell you where the taste of cyberspace is already coming alive.

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good tuesday morning. the time now is 6:14. heading out the door in the east bay it's going to be a really nice one. make plans to get outside, maybe even just enjoy lunch out there. in martinez at noon we're at 66 degrees and headed for the low 70s with a breezy wind and a mostly sunny sky. tomorrow is when the temperatures start to feel like summer. we're going to talk about that in the forecast coming up. >> there you go, metering lights turned on a half hour ago. now we see the backup in the camera shot. this will fill in very quickly.

we'll show you that in a few minutes and also show you the trend and anything outside the ordinary coming up. >> good morning. happy tuesday to you. breaking business news this morning. the ceo of twitter just announced elon musk will join twitter's board of directors. musk just revealed in financial filings he had purchased about 9% of twitter. that makes him the biggest single shareholder. the twitter ceo made the announcement on twitter, of course, writing he's both a passionate believer and intense critic of the service which is exactly what we need at twitter, and in the boardroom, to make us stronger in the long term. welcome, elon. now, there are any number of people who worry that musk will push to have former president trump reinstated on twitter. musk says he believes in free speech. twitter, of course, not subject to free speech for the first amendment at all. and musk and his companies have themselves quashed speech, as is

their right. they are not government. but tesla just recently fired an employee for posting a video on youtube of his own car on his own time. other news, california will hold a special election today to replace former congressman devin nunes who quit his job in congress to run donald trump's version of twitter called truth social. now, the seat in the fresno area will likely stay in republican hands for now, but will eventually cease to exist a few months from now due to redistricting. nunes' new job at truth social has not gone well at all. reports say two top technology officers, the people that write the software, have quit the company. president trump himself doesn't post to it. most people who signed up for it still haven't had their accounts activated. there's this weird holding company that is the stock for trump's truth social. it's down about 8% in premarket this morning.

why? because of twitter and musk and the possibility that trump, possibility that trump could come back to twitter. >> people represented by nunes in the central valley, they were upset as well because they felt like he wasn't representing them and eventually he left. interesting to follow. thank you. san francisco transit leaders are ready to green light a new option for taxi drivers to partner with uber. today they're debating a new pilot program allowing uber to team up with the flywheel taxi app. the passengers can get a cab through uber. a similar partnership is now in place in new york city. now, the rates themselves are set by uber. sfmta will have to amend its transportation code for that program to launch. trending this morning, this is a little weird. oh, you like it? >> i'm not going to say that. >> how would you like to get a

taste of the internet? >> things that make you go hmm. >> maybe it would be metallic, i don't know. >> coca-cola believes they may have the answer for you and it's introducing a pixel flavored zero sugar cola called byte. they claim that it brings the flavor of pixels to life in a beverage transcends the digital and physical realms. they believe when we taste it, coke is teasing that this new flavor will be in fortnite virtual world. it hits stores in the real world on may 2nd. >> maybe it's juicy. i don't know. >> you would think it would be in a square can. >> you need to be on the marketing team. >> maybe. or maybe not. >> who thinks about that? i wonder what the internet tastes like. it doesn't taste like anything.

>> i've been tempted to buy that space flavor that they have, but you only can buy a case of them and i just want one. >> bring it here and i'll try it with you. >> i'll do that then. >> we'll do it on facebook live or something. >> i'm going from hot coffee to iced coffee in a couple of days. it's going to really heat up here. let's talk about our temperatures and our beautiful start we have on this tuesday morning. take a look at our sunrise over the bay bridge. our temperatures still comfortable, with some upper 40s and low 50s. and this is where we're headed. still great day to get outside. reaching 66 in san mateo and san francisco, 73 in oakland, as well as dublin and fremont in the upper 60s. then when we take a look at our highs for tomorrow afternoon, that's when it starts to warm up out there with concord reaching 89 degrees, 83 in mountain view and we'll be in the upper 70s in san francisco, scots valley at

82. then rail heating up on thursday. this is the peak of the heat, reaching possibly the earliest date we've had 90-degree temperatures on record. concord, up to 91 on thursday and napa, 86 degrees. we know it's still just early april, but it's going to be a good beach day. with people flocking to a place to try to go cool off, you do want to be careful because there's a beach hazard statement in effect. they're saying there could be 8 to 12 foot swells and we could also see the sneaker waves that come up higher on the beach than some of the previous waves. never turn your water to the back and be careful. as we deal with the extreme heat, it's only with us for a couple of days and then the high pressure moves away. we'll see a couple of blasts of cold air coming in early next week that could bring in a little bit of moisture. but what happens when we have high pressure, and the reason why these temperatures heat up, we have a clockwise wind flow around the high pressure but also the air is descending, as

as it sinks down closer to the earth it warms up. as we get the northerly wind, it moves over land, and the temperatures get even hotter. high pressure just causes the heat to continue to build. but once again, it's not here for long. looking at palo alto in our ten-day temperature trend, we're going from low 70s to low 80s to 88 degrees on thursday. we get a very weak ocean breeze that will bring temperatures down, but then the big blast of cold air, we may only make it into the low 50s on monday. i know that's crazy, we're going from air-conditioning to opening up the windows, to turning on the heat all in the course of a couple of days. our seven-day forecast for the inland areas brings in those record high temperatures on thursday, and then cooling down early next week with scattered showers. and it's going to be windy in san francisco as we go through all of these changes. mike, what is it looking like now at the bay bridge? >> a little more crowded than before. we talked about the build

happening naturally and gradually for the first half hour and now the metering lights have been on for almost 45 minutes now. finally we're seeing all of these lanes fill in past the 880 over-crossing. the sensors show the slowing and it continues through treasure island. the volume carries over to san francisco. building over here by highway 37 out of vallejo and highway 4 in contra costa count as well. so your typical spots developing for the bigger build. we're seeing san jose really start to show that slower drive. hayward, fremont, south 880, traveling south along the nimitz to the east bay. we're looking for that to start building over the next half hour or so. typically the 7:00 hour really sees the burst of traffic through silicon valley. over here we're looking at a breakdown of speeds. vasco road has seen a lot more time added on. the last one-quarter of the section between discovery bay and 580 really shows speeds

coming down to a crawl at times as you approach 580. 580 still moving pretty well through the dublin interchange. this portion of contra costa county, these are three separate routes. they're all going from pittsburg to walnut creek. here you do cut the corner with 242 and that looks k like a pretty good drive. >> thanks, mike. next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> staffing issues inside pharmacies have led to a recent rise in mistakes with medicine. it's actually pretty easy for you to verify the pills in your medicine cabinet. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. i'll show you how next. >> and as we head to break, want to share this photo that our cierra johnson posted on instagram. beautiful there, right? she was attending the dress for success sf gala. you can keep up with her on twitter, instagram and facebook.

much more ahead on "today in the bay." we'll be right back.

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francisco". you can watch it by down loading our nbc bay area app for roku or other streaming devices or head to nbcbayarea.com/saving san francisco. our investigative team recently found a labor shortage at many pharmacies and at the same time more mistakes with medicine. >> what can you do? consumer investigator chris chmura is here and he's going to show us how to verify prescriptions. my investigative colleague candice nguyen reported the state received more than 500 reports of pharmacy medication errors, causing patients harm during the pandemic. knowing mistakes are up, you might want to make sure your pharmacy filled your prescription properly. here's what you'll need, your pills, a computer or smartphone connected to the internet and maybe a magnifying glass because we're going to read some really tiny type. drugmakers stamp each pill with an imprint code. we're going to show you how the pill search works on poison.org.

on the home page click pill i.d. at the top to get started. it's pretty easy. there are two boxes. one for each side of the pill. grab your magnifying glass, read the code, then punch it into the boxes exactly as you see it. you should instantly get a result that shows you the name, a photo, and dosage. if you discover a mismatch between the prescription your doctor ordered and the pills the pharmacy gave you, contact the pharmacy as soon as possible for help. the state might also like to hear from you. in california the pharmacy board says errors in filling prescriptions or suspected misconduct by a pharmacist may be violations of pharmacy law and should be reported, whether or not a patient was harmed. >> thanks, chris. 6:26 this morning. next the top stories we're following, including the breaking news on the mass shooting in sacramento. >> reporter: that's right, a second suspect has been identified in this incident. this according to sacramento

police. coming up we'll introduce you to this individual and his connection to the first suspect in custody. >> and we're getting ready to blast the air-conditioning as an incoming heat wave is moving towards the bay area. i'll have more on that in the microclimate forecast coming up.

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right now at 6:30, breaking news out of sacramento. a second arrest just announced in the weekend mass shooting. we're live near the scene with

the connection police say this latest suspect has to the man already in custody, and the changes gun opponents are now demanding. this is "today in the bay." good tuesday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. well, police in sacramento released new details within the last hour. they had to piece together some clues tied to the people found shot and injured at the scene. "today in the bay" cierra johnson live for us just a few blocks from where the shooting happened. what are police saying? >> reporter: good morning, marcus. police are saying that the second suspect is 27-year-old smiley martin, located at the scene of the shooting with serious injuries. he was transported to a local hospital and it was then that smiley martin was quickly identified as a person of interest. he remained under supervision at the hospital until he was later transferred, taken into custody

by sacramento police to the ortn that developed during that investigation. the sticking point right now, smiley martin is the brother of dandre martin, the 26-year-old, the first individual arrested for his involvement in that shooting. now, right now police aren't elaborating on what exactly that involvement means, but they are saying he is in fact involved in this shooting. now, sacramento police tell our sister station they are continuing to look for additional shooters, and as martin awaits his time in court he sees a judge later this afternoon, a call for changes coming, calls to stop the violence from those who have lost loved ones and they gathered for a vigil last night. so take a look at your screen. these are the names of the men and women killed in sunday's shooting. a shooting considered the deadliest in sacramento history. three men, three women. they range in age from 21 years old to 57 years old.

12 other people were hurt in the shooting. >> i said the second mass shooting we've had in sacramento. what are we going to do about that, city? our voices can no longer be silenced. >> reporter: again, this is the second mass shooting in just a number of weeks for this community. the last happened last month, an individual killed his three daughters and then later killed their chaperone inside of a church before killing himself. but back out here live, the community continues to mourn that situation. this, as investigators make another arrest, the 27-year-old brother, smiley martin, the brother of the first suspect -- or person of interest, rather, dandre martin, in sunday's shooting. we will remain here in downtown sacramento gathering information on the latest information. we're live in sacramento, cierra johnson for "today in the bay." >> tough for that entire

community. hopefully they find all of those responsible. thank you. many state lawmakers are calling for stronger gun control measures in the wake of the shooting. joining us now live in south bay, state senator joining us this morning. this tragedy hitting so many families so hard. i'm sure you've got words you would like to say to some of these family members and to the victims. >> first and foremost, you know, the tragedy is, frankly, it's an overall depression, if you will, on sacramento. it's very, very difficult, of course, to go about your business, for people to do the things they do in an otherwise vibrant city like this. so condolences to the families. whatever we're experiencing, obviously they're experiencing grief and pain at an altogether different level and our hearts go out to them. >> what do you say to a public that says, here we go again,

here we are again? >> well, you know, each one of these situations seems a little bit different. i responded, as did so many others, to the tragedy in my own county so recently with the mass shooting at bta, which was a set of circumstances all its own, perhaps mental issues driving a disgruntled employee and you've got this kind of a shooting. in sacramento we don't know the exact facts, we don't know exactly what happened over on j street, but we know that -- we think we know a stolen weapon was involved. some of the things that you see in this set of facts that is starting to unveil itself are things that we need to work on here, and they're not the usual -- they're not the usual

things. sacramento and california have some of the more stringent gun laws in the country. president biden responded to this shooting, rightfully so, saying we need more regulation, we need background checks, we need bans on high capacity magazines. most everything that he said applies to the rest of the country. it doesn't apply here because we're already doing it. so what do we do? and i think when you start looking at what appear to be the facts, a stolen weapon, we think these weapons shouldn't have been in the hands of the folks who had them at all. this isn't a case of law-abiding registered gun owners going out on a hunting trip, obviously. we know that ghost guns, we know that stolen guns, we know that guns in the hands of felons are probably the last really big frontier, if you will, in terms of dealing with or attacking gun

violence here in california. we need to get those guns out of the hands of people who have them and just make sure that folks who have bad intentions don't have their hands on a gun in the first place. >> i know for than estimated 4.2 million californians, adults own a gun. but every case is unique in some way or another. this one quite possibly involved a stolen gun, as you mentioned, the vta tragedy. we definitely had mental health issues there. but with all these different types of gun violence that are continuously happening in our communities across the nation, for our state of california, what else do you think can be done to try to prevent them at all? as you mentioned, we have some of the strictest gun control laws in the city already. >> clearly we're not doing a very good job of getting guns out of the hands of folks that don't have them in the first

place. i don't have those exact statistics at hand this morning, but i will tell you that it is appalling how many guns are out on the street in the hands of folks who literally are not supposed to have them for one reason or another. we have red flag laws here, we have a linkage between mental health issues and the right to have a gun. we have background checks. yet we still have, statistically speaking, an enormous amount of guns in the hands of felons and we're not doing a very good job of tracking stolen guns. legislation has been passed here in california that requires individuals to report a stolen gun. what happens then? are those firearms being tracked? are detectives on that? are we getting them out of the hands of whoever stole them or whoever sold them to somebody else? those transactions have to be passed down and they have nothing to do with law-abiding begun owners or regulations on

the actual hardware itself. this is about getting those guns out of the hands of people that really aren't supposed to have them under current law. >> exactly, to try to prevent tragedies like this. thank you very much, senator cortese for joining us. >> thank you for your interest. >> vgs. we'll continue to follow all the developments on this shooting on air and online. between newscasts you know you can head to nbcbayarea.com. just click on the trending bar for updates. 6:38 this morning. and firefighters are still not saying if they know what caused the fire that displaced nearly 50 people last night near san francisco's haight ash bury neighborhood. this is video from citizens app. it happened in a four-story apartment building on upper terrace. firefighters had to rescue two people. no one was injured. taking a live look outside. look at the sunrise overlooking downtown san jose this morning. tracking a warm-up is what it

says at the bottom, and that is certainly what meteorologist kari hall is doing for this week. >> we have all kinds of weather in this forecast. it starts out mild today and it's going to be a really nice one for your outdoor activities. then we see our temperatures headed for the low to mid-70s today in some of our warmer spots in the inland valleys. concord headed for 75 degrees. 66 in san mateo, and oakland today up to 73 degrees. tomorrow we start to really feel the heat ramping up and we'll see our high temperatures reaching into the mid-80s in the tri-valley. santa rosa reaching 88 degrees and 86 in san jose. that's not even the hottest day we have in the forecast and we'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. mike, you're looking ahead to a closer tonight. >> that's right, we want to warn folks so they can plan for delays. this is from the island of alameda under water, this is the tube. state rout 260, also known as the posy tube, closing tonight

around 9:00, head south. use the bridges, those will be your alternates until about 5:00 a.m. it's scheduled maintenance, but just note that it will be there and perhaps tomorrow morning. i'll let you know if there's a problem. typical builds through the east bay, the north bay, contra costa county shows a lot more build for highway 4. more volume, but no problems for the nimitz through oakland. just slowing through hayward and fremont, pretty typical for that portion of the east bay. back to you. >> mike, you're firing facebook live up soon. you can see a little behind the scenes. ahead, check your balances with scott mcgrew. >> president biden making some changes, or at least proposing changes to affordable care act. we'll tell you what. out to the big board with the big industrials gaining about 120 points. >> reporter: we all know making it in the bay is a struggle, but new numbers demonstrate just how badly the housing market is

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good tuesday morning. right now at 6:43, as you're heading out in the north bay, we're checking out petaluma. it's 50 degrees and a clear start. we'll see a lot of sunshine in our forecast. going from 50 to 67 at 1:00. still really nice today. there is a big heat-up in our forecast. i'll have more coming up in a few minutes. >> and we've got a live look at the san mateo bridge where things are moving slowly. the volume started to bump up over the last few minutes. we're looking at speeds manageable across 92: i do see 84 mentioned in a chp report. we'll follow up coming up. quickly approaching a quarter until 7:00. turning to checks and balances, president biden will announce changes to the affordable care act at the white house today. >> and scott mcgrew will have a special guest. >> former president obama. good morning. the two will celebrate the anniversary of the affordable care act, often called

obamacare, that brought medical insurance to mills of people who did not have it before. the proposed change today involves families. under current rules, the families of people who can get affordable medical insurance for themselves through their employer don't qualify for aca, and you can see a situation where your employer charges you very little for your insurance, but charges some huge amount for your children. under the current rules, you can't afford to ensure them through your employer, but they also don't qualify for aca either. they're going to try to change that. the vote on the nomination of ketanji brown jackson for supreme court justice ended in a tie in the senate judiciary committee. it will still move forward to the full senate floor, where it is expected to pass. republican mitt romney says he will support jackson's nomination. now, what is strange is romney voted no when jackson was up for

the federal court of appeals just a few years ago. now he's a yes. south carolina's lindsey graham voted yes for jackson on the appellate court. now he's a no. ukrainian president zelenskyy will address the u.n. security council today. russia has veto power over anything the council does, so it won't be doing much. moments ago, the european union announced even more sanctions against russia, including the banning of the purchase of russian coal. back here in the bay area, moments ago, twitter announced it had appointed billionaire e ln musk to the board of directors. musk recently purchased about 9% of the company. there are any number of people who worry musk will push to have former president trump reinstated on twitter. musk says he believes in free speech. twitter, of course, not subject to free speech or the first amendment at all. twitter said trump was permanently banned for inciting violence and the glorification of violence. this just in as well, three

separate sources tell nbc trump's daughter ivanka will testify before the house select committee investigating the attacks on the u.s. today. her husband, jared kushner, testified for more than six hours last week. obviously we're watching everything that's happening and there is a lot of it. we're talking about it on social media, on twitter i'm @scott mcgrew. >> thank you so much. when it comes to making it in the bay, the middle class now having a much harder time just buying a new house. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell is live in pleasanton this morning with results of an eye-opening study, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you. yes, this is a new study from the uc berkeley turner center for housing innovation and it finds that, unfortunately, more and more homes in the bay area are becoming out of reach for the middle class. the middle class is defined as anyone making between $80 and $165,000 in the bay area. this is your standard trfeet, f

bedrooms. it is not a mansion now it is listed for $1.95 million. the turner center report says in san francisco in 2010 47% of homes were affordable to the middle class. in 2019 that dropped down to 24%. you need to make around $200,000 just to afford what is supposed to be a starter home. in alameda and santa clara counties the decline is steeper. in 2010 about 64% could afrd a home and in 2019 it's down to 30%. >> we have seen wage growth of 23% roughly over the last ten years but that pales in comparison to the appreciation in home prices, which is 180%. there's a few reasons for this. but chief among them is the fact that we haven't built enough homes. >> it might be time to start thinking about something else, potentially, just if i ever want

to buy a house. >> reporter: and i too. roughly half of bay area renters are spending a higher portion 2. reporting live here in pleasanton, bob you. 6:49, and another sure sign summer is on the way, with the pandemic now in retreat, the return of a popular south bay concert series. >> saratoga's mountain winery just announced the lineup. here are some names passing through. boy george and the culture club, they're going to be there june 7th. sarah mclachlan arrives june 15th. chelsea handler arriving october 1st. a reminder, tickets go on sale this friday at 10:00 a.m. elvis costello i saw is in the

lineup. >> boys to men are going to be there as well. >> at the end of the road. >> there you go. always got you covered here. and we've got you covered, too, you're going to need sunscreen, special later this week. >> we have the need for sunscreen, air-conditioning, and then opening up the windows, and then the heater later on. >> how about a tropical drink, too? >> we'll throw it on in there. might as well. we've got everything and the kitchen sink in this forecast. as we take a live look outside in dublin, we're starting out nice and quiet. no issues with fog. as we take a look at our highs this afternoon, we're headed for 73 in novato. great weather for getting outside, going to the park and take it in. today is the day to leave the windows open and let in that breeze. tomorrow we'll be closing the windows and turning on the air-conditioning. fairfield heading up to 88 degrees and 89 in concord. scots valley up to 82 and in oakland 83 degrees, while novato

is going to see highs in the mid-80s. it gets even hotter from there. the spike in the peak of those temperatures will hit us on thursday, reaching 87 in moraga, los gatos 91 degrees. these 90-degree temperatures may be the earliest we've ever had weather this hot this early in the season. and i know a lot of people are going to try to find somewhere to cool off, but you do have to be really careful near the coastline. we can see sneaker waves and swells reaching up to about 12 feet. high pressure with us just briefly, ramping up those temperatures across california, and then once it moves out we have a couple of cold front that will be sweeping through, possibly even a chance of rain next week. unfortunately, it's not a lot of rain. models have been backing off on how much we could see. but possibly up to a tenth of an inch of rain, but most of us getting less than that for next monday into tuesday. and sierra snow may only reach about 1 to 3 inches. it would be nice to see a lot more than that.

look at the trend over the next few days with concord going from the 70s to the 90s and then back down to the 70s by the end of the weekend. and monday only reaching 58 degrees. that will be the high temperature. so we're going through this huge whiplash as we see our trend all over the place. you want to make sure you keep checking back in for updates. just remember in the near term the heat hits us from wednesday through friday. mike, you were looking at the roads. how is it looking out there now? >> getting more crowded, more congested. we're looking at the south bay with the changes that typically happen about this time of morning. we've seen more traffic on 101, but also 87 building. and we talked about google asking folks to come back to campus a few days a week and we see 101 right around shoreline showing little blips here and there. overall we might see lighter traffic because there are spring breaks for colleges and grade schools throughout the next few weeks and of course, those who are doing college visits know

about the spring break and taking advantage of that. overall holding pretty standard. over here highway 4 really slows down through contra costa county. routes are showing pronounced delays for 680, and 24, back to you. >> changing the way you play for your commute. bay area lawmakers backing a bill that would wrap all transit agencies under one umbrella. b.a.r.t., ac transit and muni would all be required to take part this this would require an all-agency pass by july of 2024. mercury news is reporting if the agencies do not comply, they could lose out on hundreds of millions of dollars in funding. >> a look at top stories, the breaking news on the weekend mass shooting in sacramento. >> reporter: a second suspect has been identified in that shooting according to sacramento police. coming up next, we'll break down

his involvement, as well as the initial suspect's involvement. you're watching "today in the bay." >> and make sure you join mike live right now on facebook live. >> walking through the halls. >> what is that? mike is taking the secret path to a secret place. find out by logging onto facebook live. oh, there we go. live right now on facebook. he's got more on the morning commute as well for you. stick around. it is 6:54.

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welcome back. we are following breaking news out of sacramento. word in the last hour of a second arrest tied to the weekend mass shooting. >> "today in the bay's" cierra johnson live for us this morning a few blocks from where the shooting happened. what are police saying this morning? >> reporter: good morning. well, they're saying the second suspect's name is smiley martin. he's the 27-year-old brother of the first suspect that was arrested, 26-year-old dandre martin. smiley, the 27-year-old, the most recent arrest, was located at the scene with serious injuries from the gunfire, was then transported to a local hospital. it was then he was quickly identified as a person of interest, remained under supervision before he was transported by sacramento police to the county jail. now, his brother, 26-year-old

dandre martin remains in custody, but he is expected to face a judge today. at this point police will only say that dandre martin is tied to the investigation but they're not saying how. sacramento police continue to say they are looking for additional shooters. as you can imagine, as we are waiting for martin to appear in court, folks here are mourning the lives lost on sunday's shooting. you can see the candles set up behind me. folks all morning have been coming by and adding more candles, signing a poster that has been taped to the wall of this building. a very sorrowful day here. we're waiting to hear what comes out of martin's appearance in court. we're live in sacramento, cierra johnson for "today in the bay." >> thanks for the latest. in just a few minutes the "today" show will continue coverage of the shooting and richard engel is live on the ground in ukraine as president zelenskyy is meeting with the u.n. council. as cryptocurrency gets more popular, a new opportunity for

scammers to take advantage of you. all of that at 7:00 right after "today in the bay." >> testimony resumes in the criminal fraud trial of former theranos executive sunny balwani. this is where things resume at 9:00 this morning. balwani's attorneys are trying to create a distance between him and theranos founder elizabeth holmes, who is also his ex-girlfriend. the government is trying to show that he was making those executive decisions about the company's blood testing technology and devices. >> quickly approaching 7:00. kari has a look at our forecast. >> it's going to be a busy week because we have all of these changes coming our way. we do have to brace for the heat that really starts to hit us tomorrow. upper 80s in the inland areas and low 90s on thursday. still in the 80s on friday. san francisco is also going to heat up, reaching possibly a record high 85 degrees on thursday. >> wow. >> i just wanted to enjoy spring for a little while. >> it will make a comeback, right? >> we'll get ready for it.

and we'll help you get ready for it as well. that's certainly what's happening "today in the bay." mike will have an update on the morning commute. >> some folks are joining on facebook live. >> and we're continuing to follow what's happening in sack rat oh as well. >> we will leave you with live pictures of the memorial as many people remember what happened there. the "today" show coming up next. global outrage president biden calling for vladimir putin to face a war crimes trial as disturbing new images emerge of russian atrocities in ukraine. >> this guy is brutal. and what's happening in bucha is outrageous. >> ukraine's president visly shaken during his tour of the devastated region, once again accusing russia of genocide. and this morning our richard engel made his way there full report straight ahead. breaking overnight. a new round of severe storms tears through texas and moving