oh good morning. it is 7:00 on the nose on this sunday, may 5th teens. that is a look at a blanketed golden gate bridge. trusted is there somewhere. lots of cloud cover. let's get to the weather to see if that cloud cover will burn over.

we have dense fog along the golden gate bridge area. >> let's look at the temperatures out the door this morning. morgan hill 52 degrees and 57 at san jose. look at the temperature change. if you look at the fog blanketing half the bay where there is fog through hayward and san jose. once that clears out, nothing but sunshine with temperatures in the 70s. at 1:00 in san jose, 72 degrees. look at that camera with the fog. we will see that in the full forecast, chris, back to you. more than three months after she went missing, an investigation in the east bay has intensified. in an emotional interview with

her parents and new clues. >> it is very scary when you see the actual stuff. the feeling this release out. >> reporter: a custom cell phone case with police releasing a video on friday. it was found out doors a month and a half ago and antioch. >> we thought it was hers but it took so long to release it because they had to send it to the lab for dna and it was confirmed it is definitely hers. >> this is a photo of her

holding the same case with a rapper before she disappeared. >> it is suspicious. >> reporter: a second search warrant at the antioch home. investigators released this video of a man considered a person of interest in the case seen not far from where her car was abandoned. it is believed she was with her ex-boyfriend and we asked if he recognize the person in the video. >> yes, but we cannot say. >> reporter: they miss so much about their vibrant and funny daughter. >> her making fun of me is what i miss. she is beautiful inside and out. >> reporter: they will not give up until alexis is found.

>> we encourage you and we are begging you to come forward with the information we need to find alexis. we want her back. >> we want her back. now the latest on the developing story with a mass shooting on the east coast were 10 are dead and three others are hurt after a gunman opened fire at a grocery store in buffalo, new york. we can show you the 18-year-old accused gunman. he is described as evil. >> a lifeless body laying on

the ground in buffalo, new york. >> this is the worst nightmare that any community can face and we are hurting and we are right now is a community. >> reporter: people were shot at this tops friendly market in buffalo. tonight authorities say they have arrested the alleged gunman described as an 18-year-old white male from conklin, new york. >> the shooter traveled hours from outside of this community to perpetrate this crime on the people of buffalo. >> reporter: law enforcement are looking into whether the attack was motivated by white

supremacist ideology. >> he had weapons and tactical gear. >> two weapons were recovered at the scene with the n word etched into one weapon. >> it was a racially motivated hate crime. >> reporter: saying in part we are shocked and deeply saddened by this senseless violence. authorities plan to charge the suspect with murder in the first degree and seek a sentence without parole as yet another american city is left reeling in grief. nbc news. and payton gendron was in court yesterday. he was accused of shooting people outside the store before going in. he exchanged gunfire with an armed security guard and then killed more people in the store

. he posted online on friday night although they have not yet verified he wrote it. gendron is in custody without bail and will be back in court on thursday. president biden and the first lady are praying for the shooting victims and their families. he went on to say the racially motivated hate crime is abhorrent and hate must have no safe harbor. we must do everything in our power to and hate fueled domestic violence. and we post the latest updates on our website. just head to nbcbayarea.com and click on the training bar at the top of the page . coming up, be sure to enjoy chuck todd in this special edition of meet the press. plus an exclusive interview

with bernie standards. it starts at 8:00 right after our newscast here. getting the upper hand on the apartment fire in san francisco. by the time firefighters got there it had escalated to a two alarm fire and they were able to knock it down in about one hour. most of the burning was in the attic. the cause of the fire is under investigation. a live look at san francisco where the bay to breakers is about to begin. it is one of the oldest foot racers and for a lot of folks it's about the fun and the costumes that make this event entirely and uniquely san francisco. it starts at 8:00 by the bay bridge and ends all the

way west by the highway. if you are driving through the city, expect traffic delays. the race is about to get underway and the road closures have been in place since last night. on bay to breakers.com, they have said it would be cleared by 5:00 p.m. . >> this is the scene north and south. they have a point behind me on the embarcadero and another at golden gate park. that aspect may have the most impact on your drive into her through the city, so keep that in mind. if you are riding bart at this portion of the east bay, you have to be on a bus between south hayward and union city.

the traffic closures continue through the rest of the day. more ahead on today in the bay. protesters and abortion rights and why some say this is the beginning of a long fight. plus a special day ahead for a father and son. they go on despite his father being diagnosed with parkinson's disease.

welcome back to today in the bay . it is 7: 12. we have a pretty day in store in those clouds are going to burn off. new details this morning about a homicide at a san mateo bus stop about this time

yesterday morning. someone saw another person slumped at a bench and called police. officers found a 48-year-old man dead at the intersection of el camino and hillsdale boulevard. police are asking anyone who was driving in the area to please give them a call. they are also encouraging drivers with cameras mounted to their cars to review footage if they were driving in the area at the time. and huge numbers demonstrate for women's reproductive rights. protest big and small took place from sacramento to washington, d.c.. it started at the national mall and ended at the steps of the united states supreme court. a draft opinion shows the justices could overturn roe versus wade in an upcoming ruling. this days after the u.s. senate failed to approve a

billth. demonstration stretched more than two city blocks to the embarcadero. they want to apply as much pressure to congress and the supreme court so they say they cannot be ignored. some said it is best done by showing up in person and in huge numbers. >> i think it is really important for young women like me to come out here and speak out. >> i think the most important thing is to put pressure on our representatives where it hurt's , right? our power and our numbers and our labor. >> reporter: there were not any abortion-rights opponents but there were small counter demonstrations and other cities. coming up in about half an hour we will talk with analyst

larry gersten to talk about the attack on the u.s. capitol and how gop leaders refused to testify. a ceo says his company's plant is running at 115% void for baby formula but shelves are still empty. president biden bowed to increase formula supplies. a plan would allow formula imports from other countries which is something that does not happen now. the pain at the gas pump getting worse as gas prices hit a record high nationwide and here in california. today's national averages $4.40 for a gallon of regular unleaded. that is a two cents from yesterday and the highest price we have seen in the usa.

in california, prices averaging at $5.96 and in the bay area, they have gone up to more than six dollars per gallon for the cheap stuff. in san francisco it is $6.22 per gallon. prices are on the rise because the european union is tightening sanctions on russia because of ukraine. the gas prices are expected to be high through memorial day. returning to the bay to breakers run after two years off. one manbecause of a debili disease forced upon him. >> reporter: when robert cochran 's father dan was diagnosed with parkinson's in 2001, he had no idea the force the disease would take in the

coming year. all he knew was how important those years immediately became. >> i started asking dad, how can we take advantage of our time, knowing there was this weird ticking clock. >> we were inspired by field of dreams. >> reporter: his desire to help his dad make the most of his life have led to amazing experiences. one summer they visited every major league baseball park and even made a documentary. robert made two more films and was always looking for something his dad would look forward to. >> how can i engage with my dad in things that are interesting to him and bring him joy? >> reporter: one thing that always brought dan joy was runningknown as the runner guy and that was a big deal. b we would join him at the end .

>> reporter: dan ran the bay to breakers 7 times but those days are long gone, or maybe not . wanting to give his dad one more chance to experience the raise, robert reached out to the makers of the white running chair. use for decades by dyk hoyt pushed his son in the boston marathon. normally costing thousands of dollars, they are allowing him to use one this year and this bay to breakers for free . >> i get to push my dad so he gets to be a part of it. for the inclusivity and to feel the craziness and the culture of what the bay to breakers is , i can't wait and it's going to be amazing. >> reporter: unlike their ballpark journey, this will last minutes and not months. which is why robert will appreciate every moment he and his dad are together. it is

something this son and daughter have gotten good at. today in the bay. how is it looking for the bay to breakers ? >> we will see the wind a factor but we are not tracking rain. we have fog and we are starting in the 50s this morning . we bump up to the 60s by 11:00 a.m.. the run starts at 8:00 and it will gradually get warmer, but not by much. by 11:00 or 12:00, we will be in the mid 60s and then the wind will kick up around 1:00. i think this is cool and comfortable running weather, but you will need a jacket if you watch it to enjoy. and the rest of the bay area, we start in the 50s and eventually we climbed to the 70s

. not as warm as yesterday. satellite and radar shows high pressure with an onshore flow. we do have sprinkles, but look at the hourly on sunday at 9: 30 . 60s at livermore and dublin and tracy. at one dak 30, we start to warm to the 80s li areas like fairfield and tracy. upper 70s topping out in the upper 70s for most of the bay area with a couple of mid-80s. we cool off tomorrow morning with a cooling trend into monday. long-range, shower activity stays to the north. we will look for the gusty dry winds. anytime we have gusty winds paired with dry conditions, it does pair with elevated fire danger. many of us have telescopes and

fantastic cameras. tonight is the blood moon eclipse. the name comes from the color and flower because of the beautiful flowers in spring. it starts at 8:06 tonight and goes until about 954 when we see the red color in the western skies. the sun moves into the earth's shadow and it will end about 10:50. you have some time and i recommend getting out of the city and maybe to a local mountain area for rearview. let's talk about san francisco's forecast. we have the bay to breakers today with wind . wednesday and thursday we bump to the 70s. 72 degrees and 71 by thursday. inland, we are cooler until

monday and then it bums to the 70s and 80s again this week. chris, back to you. we have more ahead on today in the bay . could the a's make it a doubleheader sweep over the angels? find out next in sports. first -- ♪. >> it is going down in las vegas with p ditty hosting the golden globe awards. you can watch it all fright here on nbc bay area beginning at 5:00.

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>> right field and going back and right field, it is gone. perfect time to hit your first major league home run paired a walkoff three run homer to end day 1 of the doubleheader. a different story and game 2. the score was tied with bases loaded. and taylor ward with a grand slam. the angels bpa's 9-1 in game 2. a six-game winning streak in st. louis. they scored eight hits with bases loaded in the seventh and could not get the one hit when they needed it most. >> all we needed was that one, right?

that's the way it works, you get on base and then it goes down the line and changes the energy of the game. we were not able to come up with that one, but i thought we strike strung together some decent at bats. >> after a scoreless first half, fireworks in the second half. scoring twice for the third multi-score game this season. he is leading with 11 goals. the match ends in the 3-3 draw and the quakes are home again against portland. i am anthony florez for today in the bay. coming up, the search for alexis gabe is escalating . you will hear from her parents about finding the key piece of

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good morning. it is just before 730 and it is sunday, may 15th. it's going to be breezy and warm and a little cooler. stick around and vianey will your forecast. >> you are doing a great job, chris and i will have you fill in for me on weather too.

we have sunshine and you can see that behind me. we have visibility from half moon bay about tomorrow and around the golden gate bridge. a beautiful sunday fun day ahead . we started in the 50s and you will be out brunching and upper 60s by 12:00 and eventually we top out in the mid-70s. a few degrees cooler than yesterday. the san francisco brak backdrop is not a broken camera, that is fog. if you are going to be in the bay to breakers, it will be in the 60s with light wind. and the family is still wondering, where is alexis gabe ? this morning an emotional interview with her parents as

new clues emerge. >> it is very scary when you see the actual, my daughter's stuff. the feeling is really sad. >> reporter: her mother reacted to a key piece of evidence in the search for her missing daughter, a custom cell phone case with police releasing a photo of it on friday. it was found outdoors a month and a half ago in antioch. >> we thought it was definitely hers, but it took this long to release it because they had to send it to the lab for her dna and fingerprints, it was confirmed it was definitely hers . >> reporter: this is a photo of

her holding the same case before she disappeared. >> it is very suspicious. >> reporter: on thursday, police served a second search warrant at the antioch home. then there is surveillance video of a man considered a person of interest in the case, see not far from where her car was a band and. it is believed that she was last with her ex- boyfriend. we asked her father if he recognized the man in the video ? >> yes, but we cannot say. >> reporter: they miss so much about their vibrant and funny daughter. >> she would be singing and dancing in front of me and making fun of me. she is really kind and beautiful inside and out. >> reporter: they say they will never give up until alexis is

found and they hope the public can help. >> somebody knows something. even if it is just one person, we encourage you and we are asking and begging you to please come forward and give us the information we need so we can find alexis. we really miss her and we want her back. >> we want her back. >> reporter: today in the bay. and a mass shooting on the east coast with 10 dad and three others hurt after a gunman opened fire in a grocery store in buffalo, new york. this is the accused gunman, 18- year-old payton gendron . the sheriff described the event as pure evil and described how the shooting unfolded. >> reporter: the aftermath of a mass shooting captured on camera and an apparently

lifeless body lying on the ground in new york. >> this is the worst nightmare that any community can face and we are hurting and we are seething right now as a community. >> reporter: police say 13 were shot and 10 killed at this tops friendly market in northeast buffalo. tonight authorities say they have arrested the alleged gunman who is identified as an 18-year-old white man i'll from conklin new york. >> the shooter was not from this community and in fact the shooter traveled hours from outside of this community to perpetrate this crime on the people of buffalo. >> reporter: three senior law enforcement officers say they are looking into whether the suspect was motivated by white

supremacist ideology and if he posted anything describing his intentions. >> he was heavily armed with tactical gear. >> reporter: two rifles were recovered at the scene with the n word etched into one weapon. >> it is a racially motivated hate crime. >> reporter: we are shocked and deeply saddened by this senseless act of violence. authorities plan to charge the suspect with murder in the first degree and seek a sentence of life without parole is yet another american city is left reeling in grief. nbc news. >> reporter: he allegedly shot four people outside the store before entering inside this door. he continued to shoot eight more inside the store.

the accused gunman apparently posted but they have not verified he wrote it. president biden released a statement saying he and the first lady are praying for the shooting victims and their families. he went on to say that a racially motivated hate crime is important in this nation. hate must have no harbor and we must do everything in our power to end hate fueled domestic terrorism. we are keeping you up-to-date on this tragic story and posting the latest updates to our website. just head to nbcbayarea.com and click on the trending bar . and join chuck todd on me the press who will discuss the buffalo shooting. plus an interview with jennifer and bernie sanders. new this morning. a

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if you are headed to san francisco for the runner driving through the city, expect traffic delays. the race is about to get underway and there have been road closure since last night. you may to want to check out their website because on baytobreakers.com , they will tell you which roads should clear by 5:00 p.m.. here is a map of san francisco and there are only a couple of crossover point. one is behind me on the embarcadero and the other at the golden gate park. that is important because that aspect may impact your drive into and out of the city. if you ride bart in san francisco, if it is through this portion of east bay, you have to get on a bus between south hayward and

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good morning. it is 7: 41. it's going to be a lovely day with lots of sunday sunshine. i want to say happy birthday to chris chmura . it's going to be a beautiful day to celebrate. >> i hope your mom gets to enjoy her day. areas to the south in the 70s and not as hot as yesterday

. this is san jose with a look downtown. if you are going to be in the bay to breakers in san francisco , keep in mind it's going to be windy. we have morning fog with temperature starting in the 50s and you want to keep the light jacket and maybe a windbreaker would be appropriate. enjoy a nice lunch with a mix of sun and clouds and temperatures in the 60s. we keep the dry weather in tow and this system stays to the north. the onshore flow kicks up once again this afternoon. if you are out today or tomorrow, keep in mind your allergies may be bugging you. we have grasses and all of it is high with weeds and mold. by 10:00 a.m. we will be in the 60s. look at cn fairfield which are warm spots.

already the 80s and to the south at san jose at 74. we don't bump to the upper 70s for san francisco today, but we get warmer through the inland areas. by monday, cooler than today and that is because of these showers that will stay to our north. another thing we ahead are those gusty and try winds into monday and tuesday. one last reminder before i go because i can't wait to see your images of the super blood moon flower eclipse. the move will be on its closest path to worth making it a super moon. why a blood moon? because of the red color and flowers because of spring. it will end at 10:50, so look toward the western sky as the moon sets and moves into the

earth's shadow. we will keep the wind into monday. notice by wednesday and thursday that we warm up a little bit to the 70s with 80s on the way for inland areas. happy birthday to your mom, chris, i handed back to you . we have more ahead on today in the bay . we will take a look at the investigation into the january is set sixth capital attack. stay with us. ♪ girl you know it's been way too long ♪ ♪ i got to get back in my zone ♪ ♪ ooh wee ♪ ♪ hey ♪ ♪ hey ♪

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all right, how much would you pay for this house? what if it was facebook history . mark zuckerberg put his old house on the market. where he turned facebook into the social giant it is today.

this is not the house featured on the social network but one they lived in an app her. six bedrooms and three bathrooms listed at $5.3 million. instead of shortening the work week to 4 days, but a bay area startup is doing it. it works to help other companies become more inclusive. has 75 employees and the president decided to shorten the work week to 4 days after noticing exhaustion for employees during the pandemic. since taking this step, the company has had its most productive financial period. the workers say they are more productive and less stressed. >> we trusted we could put processes in place to give them more autonomy and it has worked out tremendously for us. >> reporter: state lawmakers

are considering a bill to shorten the work week from 40 hours to 32 hours for companies with more than 500 employees. they would also pay overtime for anyone working more than four days in a week. let's talk about the january 6th insurrection. some have pleaded guilty and yet the house committee is looking in its own house. republican leader kevin mccarthy and others will not answer questions about that day and will not comply with subpoenas. let's bring in our political analyst. let me ask you a question. if we have a house committee investigating and we have house members who are not complying today, what does that mean for tomorrow and the next investigation? how much does the refusal undermined the ability to investigate anything else? >> the fact is the committee

subpoenaed these folks and they decided not to come. they can go through all kinds of things but at the end of the day, they can do what they want to do. the attorney general can step in , not in terms of a subpoena so much, but an indictment. these guys are independent and no matter what the rules are thinking if you are outside the house, like steve bannon is going through the trial, but inside the house -- >> reporter: why did they not do it earlier if they are so important to the investigation? >> they wanted to wait until they had more information and to understand more of what is going on. it becomes incumbent to go after these people to see what they know and what they can say. leader mccarthy was very much involved and we know he talked to the president in the middle of the insurrection. we know

that he says the president has some responsibility. the committee wants to get it from him. same with brooks who participated and jim jordan. these people are important and the committee believes they need to get it from their lips, so to speak. >> what do you see happening next? how does this in unfold? >> they have conducted about 1000 interviews and they start at the bottom and they talk to people who are tangentially related. you build a case which is what you do with a major case and then with the guy at the top, they wrap this up with eight televised sessions next month and then we will see that if what they found is of value. >> all right, thank you for

your analysis and have a great sunday. up next, we have a look at the top stories including the search for alexis gabe . what her parents say as investigators discover a key piece of evidence.

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welcome back to today in the bay. it is 753 . another mass shooting and this time on the east coast were 10 or dead and

another hurt after a gunman opened fire at a grocery store in buffalo, new york. in 18-year-old, payton gendron dressed in tactical gear opened fire on shoppers. he streamed it on social media and that video was taken down. he had two guns that appear to have racial slurs etched on them. all of the victims were black. >> this was pure evil and straight up racially motivated and a hate crime. from someone outside of our community and from outside the city of good neighbors as the mayor said. trying to inflict evil upon us. >> reporter: police have not released the identities of those killed. we have video of gendron in court . the district attorney accused him of shooting

people outside the store before going into the store and shooting eight more people. he posted a document online friday night although they have not yet terrified he wrote it. gendron will be back in court on thursday. police want you to avoid sullivan avenue and washington just west of 280 where police are investigating a shooting. we will follow this story and bring you updates online and on air. now an investigation in the east bay intensifying for alexis gabe . police released a photo of this custom cell phone case. it was found a month and a half ago in antioch. it was discovered near a home near where alexis was last seen and believed to be near where her ex-boyfriend lived.

parents believe it belongs to their daughter. her ex-boyfriend is it there and we asked her parents if they know who a man seen in video is? >> yes, but we cannot say. we cannot say anything. >> reporter: alexis gabe was last seen january 26 and there is a reward for information about her whereabouts . a live look at san francisco and that is the bay to breakers that is about to start . i believe they fire the gun and let everybody go at 8:00. it's returning to san francisco after a two-year hiatus. for serious runners, there is prize money, but for most people it is about the costumes and it is an event uniquely san francisco. it goes from the bay bridge to

the highway. bart is helping people get into the city for the start of the race. how about the weather, wet can the racers expect vianey ? pretty good for running but if you will be a spectator, you want to bundle up with temperatures a few degrees cooler and wind is expected to kick up, right around lunch. if it starts at 8:00, toward the end of the rust race, the wind will be gusting. into monday, we remain cool for the next seven days. by tuesday, sunshine and notice no rain in the forecast with temperatures in the 60s and inland we will be in the 70s. cooler than yesterday and don't forget about the super moon lunar flour clips. if you take photos, tag me and i will shout you out. and chris, i have banksy here

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this sunday, mass shooting in buffalo. >> shots heard. >> ten people dead. nine of them african-american. what appears to be a racially motivated shooting. >> people in a supemarket shopping and bullets raining down on them. >> this was evil. straight up racially motivated hate crime. >> we get the latest from the scene. and i talk to buffalo mayor byron brown and new york's