right now at 5:00, mass shootings rocking communities from coast-to-coast. the unfolding investigation is underway in new york and orange county. in both communities now search for answers. also, renewed calls for gun reform. >> promising data from biker. the hospitalization said the -- vaccine is working to help event. and the billions it helped save in healthcare cost. plus. o, yeah. the stars were out at billboard music award. we will break it down. the prestigious moments and key winners. this is today in the bay. i love that retro throwback that is cool. we could do it with her outfits, too. >> next year. good monday morning to you. hope you had a great weekend.

i am laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. don't forget you can watch us live on amazon fire, rookie tb, amazon my. did you catch a glimpse of up to the clouds? we are talking about the lunar moon. we got the city, some pretty impressive views last night. the blood moon they are calling it took a very cool. at least you have some vantage points here in the bay area took a different story, though, this morning. let's look at that or cast. with kari hall. the fog has rolled in and it is hard to see but at least it is clear in santa rosa . also very chilly temperatures in the upper 40s. and we will see our temperatures warming up heading into today. we do have a really nice day ahead. hopefully you have a chance to get out there and enjoy it as we reach into the low 70s and a bottle. we are up to 78 degrees in santa rosa and 68 in dublin took a brisk wind blowing across the bay keeps it fairly mild and parts of the tri- valley. we are going to be watching that

, and a midweek warm-up. we will talk more about that. coming up in a few minutes, my, any issues for the commute? >> no. a changeover going on right now. in the north they we are talking about the ridges. the good news, this week it's reopened. they opened last friday actually for the over crossing there has opened but of course they are working on six bridges there. the other bridge is the redwood street bridge there. also the parkway on the other side of the freeway on that crossing is now closed starting today. there is a changeover in that northbay. the georgia bridge already open and the rest of the northbay. the rest of the bay is moving pretty much at speed. back to your. thank you very much. we are following break his right now in the south. police are at the scene of a double shooting. it happened a little after 3:00 again right across the street from the san jose state campus on 10th street. police say a man and a woman were shot. we know the amount suffered a life-threatening injury. right now, the shooter is still on the loose. chris sanchez will join us with a live report. she is gathering information by now. she will be at the scene coming

up at 5:30. that breaking news comes after a deadly weekend across the country. a buffalo supermarket in and orange county church, both sites of deadly mass shootings. we have live team coverage as reaction is pouring in from across the country, including right here in the bay area. today, sierra johnson spoken speaking with the mother who says the violence hit close to home. will nbc bay area chris maloney first because he has been following the latest on a buffalo with that investigation. chris, where does that stand this morning? >> marcus and lauren, good morning to you. first of all, we are learning so much more about the 10 victims of this massacre. among them, they were parents. there was a church deacon. also, a woman who ran the food bank for the needy. investigator say that it was no coincidence that is happened here. they believe it was intentional. that this spot was picked because it is a predominantly black neighborhood. >> reporter: while the

investigation of this grocery store massacre is still in its early stages, the buffalo police commissioner says one thing is clear. >> this is an absolute, racist hate crime that will be prosecuted as a hate crime. this is someone who has hate in their heart, soul, and mind. >> reporter: saturday afternoon, a loan gunmen opened fire at tops friendly. >> a whole lotta shooting. just one after. kept going. >> reporter: in all, 13 people shot. 10 killed. 11 of the victims are african- american. >> this individual came here with the express, express purpose of taking as many lack lives as he possibly could. -- >> reporter: 18-year-old peyton gendreau and is charged with first-degree murder. investigator say he drove 200 miles from buffalo the day before the attack to a preferred target. >> >> reporter: among those killed, retired buffalo police officer, eric salter, the store security guard who died trying to stop the shooter.

>> he was over 20 something years as a buffalo police officer. lost his life that tops. disgusting. >> people who live in the area have been gathering outside the market to comfort each other and pray. >> this was an act of evil. evil. >> reporter: president biden, coming to buffalo tomorrow to condemn the attack. >> we must all work together to address the hate. it remains sustained --. >> reporter: police investigated the accused gunman last year for making a threat, but say he was relieved, released after a brief mental health evaluation. today, investigators are combing through the social media profiles of the accused gunman. they are looking at phones and computers. they are also looking at that link the document they say they believe that the accused gunman put this document online two days before the attack. they say it contains information about it, looking into the planning, and also the motive for the attack.

laura? >> chris, thanks for the very latest there. we have got new developments this morning. the southern california church shooting which police say it could've been far work churchgoers didn't spring into action. police say a man of asian descent walked into a mostly asian church and started firing yesterday afternoon in laguana woods and orange county. one person died. five others were injured. churchgoers managed to to tackle and hogtie the gunmen using an extension cord. the sheriff's office says the gunman was fully bound by the time deputies arrived on the scene. >> that group of churchgoers displayed what we believe exceptional heroism and bravery in intervening to stop the suspect. >> reporter: it is believed up to 40 people were inside the church at a lunch banquet when the shooter entered. authorities are still trying to determine that the suspect has a higher connection to the church. delayed to shootings once again, leaving an entire nation looking for answers. and this morning, one bay area

woman who lived through her own nightmare is speaking out. her son died in the gilroy garlic festival shooting rampage. today in the bay, sierra johnson live for us this morning. sierra, this, i made reliving this again, i would imagine --. >> really, really tough weekend for this woman. her name is tammy williams that she tells us the moment she saw those images, those just awful images coming out of buffalo. she instantly had a flashback to something she experienced. something we all experience, that gilroy garlic festival. it is at that festival she lost her son. you could imagine, those images are really just kind of triggering for her. that mother tells us, it was almost the same day when she got the call that her son, trevor irving died, to add insult to injury, tammy williams doesn't live too far from that tops on the east side buffalo with that my was played up.

she tells us she feels like there is an infinite loop of mass shootings and it won't stop until there is more attention put on mental health. >> it is a cycle that needs to be broken. it is a talk that every household should have, that there is no race. it should be just one race. the human race. we also had a chance to speak with amos brown. he is the president of the san francisco chapter of the naacp. he is also reacting to the violence a buffalo saint "enough is enough. we need to stop this inhumane and barbaric activity of violence in the nation." he continues by saying we will not let that live here. a lot of people really, really bothered by what light out of buffalo. this mother is just really adding insult to injury, bringing back those images of gilroy garlic festival, where she lost her son, trevor. we are live in san francisco . it has to stop. something has to be done. just really tough on so many communities. cierra johnson this morning. cierra, thank you. the today show's craig

nelson live in buffalo this morning. he will have more on the supermarket shooting. and gunmen, police say, was motivated by racial hatred. you can watch a special coverage coming up for you at 7:00 this morning right after today on the bay. physis is a covid vaccine may have prevented 700,000 hospitalizations during the first year of his role out. that's according to a study sponsored by the drugmaker. goes on to conclude the vaccine presented come up prevented 900,000 -- the study does not look at the impact from the omicron variant. happening today, nor they -- will be on hand to help rake ground on the latest hov express lane project. it will run both directions of an 18 mile stretch of the interstate 80 between -- and vacaville. couch out says the project should be completed in late fall. let's take a live look outside. san jose for you. downtown san jose looking nice and clear for the most part erica kerry hall has a look at what we can expect.

>> we have seen that low fog in the clouds rolling by. even some drizzle on the way to work for some of our inland valleys and along the coast. as we feel these temperatures in the mid-50s, this is about normal. although it feels kind of cool out there, we do have a nice start to our day. as we head out in oakland, we will see our clouds lingering for the next few hours. also, some sun breaking out by late morning as we warm up to the f, upper 60s are. we will see a high of 71 in san jose. there will be some of our inland valleys reaching into the upper 70s and low 80s. but this will be a mild start to the week, compared to what we have ahead. so, we will talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. mike, you have been keeping an eye on the couple of spots. >> trying to keep track on a couple spots for gas. little bit less expensive gas in santa rosa. speedway express on college avenue. gases $5.50 there. san mateo, they will be gas and shop on fourth avenue gas is

5:59. lastly, it will be aids gas station on mission boulevard. gases also $5.59 there. some sampling, top half, $5. we got the road ways topped out at 55 miles per hour. that's the limit. keep it safe. the ultimate pass has a little bit of slowing there. all the way down to south county. no major problems. in fact, no breaks happening in san mateo yet. watch out here. ransom where attacks are on the rise. coming up next on today in the bay. one experts advice to small business owners. and business news, and airline love triangle. you have got to stick around for that. this year's billboard music awards did not disappoint. after a two-year hiatus, the awards are back at the mgm grand in las vegas. find out to comb the most hardware last night. much more ahead for you this morning. you are watching today in the

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good monday morning to you. it is 5:14. let's get you out the door in the note that. we are checking out napa. starting out with a few clouds and temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. it will be a really nice day with just a few clouds passing by as our temperatures had for the upper 70s. get out there and enjoy it. we will talk about a midweek warm up in our forecast in a

few minutes. we are out here in san jose where folks are enjoying this light drive not down to 80 -- underneath that 17 --. traffic, -- just a bit coming up. it morning. very happy monday morning to you. jetblue is going to try to convince shareholders not to approve a buyout from frontier. sort of a love triangle. frontier and jetblue want spirit. jetblue is saying, but we got to offer. while more money for starters, jetblue offering $30 per share. frontier offering just $21 and change. spirit airlines management rejected the offer, saying it was unlikely government regulators would approve the deal. if frontier were to take over spirit, you have still got a big low-cost airline. if jetblue takes over, jetblue, a full cost airline, simply gets bigger. jr. of the news, moments ago we learned mcdonald's is leaving russia for good. it will sell all of its stores. it had temporarily closed it's

847 russian stores. now they would just never reopen. mcdonald's says russia is no longer "consistent with mcdonald's dahlias." green arrows on wall street on friday. don't let this mislead you. the stock market is how losses for the week took a the sixth straight week took a the s&p 500 very close to bear territory. look at futures, we see more red arrows ahead cannot add. but, still red. some startups here in silicon valley also worrying about funding drying up or at least slowing. this weekend our podcast until road will talk to the director of tell berkeley's investment arm about that worry. --. >> investors are now looking at you, possible market, shall we say, to slow down. so, they are being a little bit more conservative, with their outreach. these are of course things that all startups are looking at

right now. >> you can find sand hill road wherever you find your podcast. laura, i know you are an avid listener. take you on my walks with me. thanks so much. 5:60 right now. new this morning, -- ransom where attacks. the software company check and says, on average, organizations have to bend off an average of 800 attacks every week. one expert warns, hackers are casting a wider net on prey and vulnerable companies. and your data could be in jeopardy. unfortunate situation for businesses, it is a very complex situation. and businesses are using everything from 12 to 50 different solutions to cover all the aspects of the i.t. structure. i think in the future we will need to -- more consolidation so people can actually --. ran out facing the fifth generation of cyber attacks. most of our defenses are against the first generation. we need to step up. step, check points a

company should establish two separate computer programs. one that protects their workers at work and one that protects their users. hopefully, -- has a big show somehow. >> again at 81. because you know what? she cleaned up last night at the billboard, billboard music awards. >> the song right here on today in the bay? >> leave it or not. >> get all you need is right here. roderigo -- seven of those honors, including top new artist and top female artist. drake winning six awards, giving him 34 for his career. the most ever for the artist. drake awards include top artist, male artist and rap artist. those are -- top r&b artist. next to stallion grabbing the top for best female artist. marriage oblige one the top --

another icon, jenna jackson. >> she earned it. >> l, yeah. years in the making. >> outstanding. >> -- on the dance. you know, her little-. eminem. >> i will look for it this summer. >> i don't know. --. >> we will be in the background, dancing. oh, my goodness. we need those out it's that bruno mars had on. the throwbacks. let's get you out the door on this monday morning as we are starting out with some fog. and thankfully, a lot of us got a chance to see that lunar eclipse last night. now, we are starting out with a nice little blanket over the bay area. that is what we will call it.

as you are heading out of palo alto, you can see the fog. at times it may be misting. with the temperatures in the mid-50s for the next couple of hours and then going into the rest of today, we will start to see our temperatures warming up as we go from the low 60s, eventually up to about 72 degrees that. and we will see a high of 71 in san jose. some mid to upper 60s for the interbay heading over towards the tri-valley. -- a little more warmer reaching 73 degrees and for fairfield it is 81 today. now, we do have a mild start to the week. very seasonable but it starts to heat up over the next couple of days. and san francisco will be in the mid-60s. 84 tomorrow in santa rosa. and 81 in livermore. you can see how much warmer it is going to be on wednesday with a wide range and temperatures from upper 60s in half moon bay to upper 80s for santa rosa. and a 93 in fairfield. so, our valley temperatures are going to be heating up as this high pressure builds. but we will get some waves of cooler air every now and then.

but am of that most likely doesn't ring as any rain. so, we are continuing with dry weather. check out brentwood where he don't really catch must, much relief this week. air-conditioners on after today as it reaches into the upper 80s on tuesday. and then low 90s for pretty much the rest of the week, into next week is so, our temperatures, really warming up here, feeling more like summer. especially once again for some of our valleys. but overall, we are looking at highs in the upper 70s and low 80s and a warmer weekend ahead. will san francisco keeps it cool there, breezy winds, sunshine and logrolling by. we will see some gusty winds really picking up on thursday. and then some warmer air in time for the weekend. a lot of changes here. are you seeing any changes on the road? no. thank goodness. an easy drive yeah. not a lot of change just yet in the north. san rafael. there is on the map -- tail lights -- going down on the screen to what san francisco. a little slowing on the richmond sandhill bridge. this is a bridge from -- to richmond.

there is a crew that heads out there about now. -- no surprises. typical maintenance. over to work contra costa county where everything is for smooth. light. easy, at speed. out of -- for westbound highway 4. -- west 580. little slowing on --. we would be surprised if it wasn't there. back to you. thanks so much. 5:22 right now. next on today in the bay. >> the car they used to drive is still driving them nuts. because the manufacturer wants to charge them for something they already returns. i am consumer investigator, chris camara. nbc bay area response. next. take a look at this. this is my stepdaughter. graduating from college this last weekend. you and i. you go, kylie. letter beauty. and smart, too. we want to see your graduation pictures. it is so fun. we can celebrate with him.

tagged me in them and we may show them on air. i am on instagram, twitter, facebook, you name it. exit not that tiktok thing. i don't do that now. >> a lot more years ahead. you are watching today in the bay.

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and it's charging cable. he says he got this receipt which states right here that the portable charging cable was yes, returns. low and behold, mark says gm later sent him a $514 bill for the cable. he says he was trying to fix it himself at the dealer but he also asked us to take a look. we contacted gm corporate. they said they couldn't comment on specifics but gm quickly took charge. within two days, mark said gm waived the $514 charge. he sent a note and said, note that your call moved them to take action. in addition to the money, we asked gm about removing any red flags they put on gurganus's credit report it did. mark said gm gave him this letter right here to prove the family doesn't owe anything. if you are having trouble with the consumer problem, let us know. go to nbcbayarea.com. click the respond from late -- from the main menu. or call 888-996-tips. last night 's win by dallas mavericks over phoenix means

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breaking news right now at 5:30. a live look just steps from the sanitization campus were two people were shot a short time ago. coming up, and up and on the victims and the search for the shooter. the news gets worse for parents. a new warning on how long the baby food crisis may last. and the new advice from the head of the fda. wildfire season. the bay area training effort set to get underway this morning and the growing concern about another difficult year in the wake of our historic drought. this is today in the bay. a good morning to you. on this monday morning. i am marcus washington. i am laura garcia.

you can watch us live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and of course online. right now, we need to get to breaking news. today in the bay's chris sanchez is live for us on today's double shooting. this is in san jose. what are police telling you at this point? >> reporter: they are not saying a lot right now, except that they know that there are two victims in this shooting. this is where we are. you can see that there is still a crime scene set up here. as some traffic is being diverted in the area. we do know that one man has life-threatening injuries and one woman has non-life- threatening injuries. we don't know the motive of the shooting. don't know if it was perhaps a robbery, or domestic incident. or, something else. but we are asking questions. it happened about three: ted was the first call to 911 this morning. this is where we are the. want to show you -- he san salvador. this is just across from san jose state campus village. however, we will clarify that,

fairview police are handling the investigation and not san jose state police, which indicates that perhaps it happens just off campus hear from just across from san jose state's campus. so, we are asking questions this morning. we are trying to figure out whether or not there is any danger to the public, you know, based on what we know about the shooter. we will keep asking. chris, thank you. and the developing right now, in southern california. the the i, assisting in that investigation of a shooting at an orange county church. this happened yesterday afternoon in laguna woods. at the it is now say that a man of asian descent walked into the mostly asian church and started hiring. one person died. five others are injured. churchgoers sprang into action, tackling and hog tying the gunman with extension cords. deputies are still trying to determine that the suspect has a prior connection to the church. that violence in southern california in the meantime comes on the heels of a rampage

in buffalo. will one person -- 10 people die. president biden will travel to meet with victim's family tomorrow. please now say racial hatred was behind saturday's grocery store shooting. 11 of the 13 people shot were black. the accused gunman is an 18- year-old, who investigators say drove 200 miles to kari out the attack. he was detained last year after making a violent threat at his high school, only to be released following a mental health evaluation. following the investigation in buffalo and orange county, when we are not on the air, you can head to nbcbayarea.com to get the very latest updates. later this morning, former mma star cain velasquez is due in court for a bail hearing. he is accused of shooting into a vehicle back in january that was carrying the man accused of molesting one of his family members. police say the man he targeted was not injured, but someone else in that car. high-powered defense attorney mike garrigus is reason is representing the last is.

he represented other clients including scott peterson, chris brown, have another writer. a new warning this morning about just how long the baby formula shortage could last. the ceo of formula maker -- says the -- the shortage could last the rest of the year. commissioner of the fda says he doesn't anticipate out to be the case. one possible solution could be on the horizon. >> we are taking a number of measures, including getting all the manufacturers to step up. getting a -- plan up and going. but also, importing, or bringing to the product that was of intended for other countries. that is one way that would attract, i would expect by the end of the day, we are likely to have an announcement >> reporter: >> the content, need nutritionist continue to warn against watering product and to make it last longer. you might notice plumes of smoke today in the east bay. -- joins us live from oakdale this morning. firefighters are going to

practice, kind of get ready for the wildfire season. >> reporter: correct. good morning, laura. if you see a large plume of smoke, here in rodale, crockett, hercules, the department is warning do not call 91. this is plan, this is prescribed work and it is under control. the contra costa county fire protection district and other agencies will be doing prescribed burns in this field behind me. we are off of i-80. a field off of i-80 to the west. will erode, or avenue, to the south. and cummings skyway to the north. 9:00 a.m. through 1:00 p.m. today. to may 22nd. will be careful supervising the burns and this is to better prepare firefighters for the wildfire season. you might notice smoke over to ultima later this week at the lawrence livermore lab and alameda county fire department will be conducting an annual prescribed burn at it sight.

experimental test site. that's in the hills there. >> you can see what is fire training is supported. according to latest info from the jott mother, the bay area is it a severe drought. much as the middle of state of california is in an extreme drought, which means we could have another very dangerous wildfire season. incidentally, the coastal fire that destroyed 20 homes, damaged another 11 and orange county, that is now 60% contained. still at 200 acres. reporting live here in rodale, barbara del. today in the bay. thanks, bob. talk about what happened last night hopefully, the skies above your home are clear enough for you to catch that glimpse of the lunar eclipse. here is some other shots. beautiful shots there. look at that. you can probably see why it is called the moon. and this was no average totally pups. it is actually the longest lasting and more than 30 years. critical there, kari. >> it was cool. hopefully you had a chance to enjoy that. if not, we do have all of those pictures online and i posted that link as well let's get you out the door, ready for the day in san jose. the south they starting out with some clouds. but then take a look at how our day will shape up we are going for mostly cloudy mid 50s to

upper 60s today. in the middle of the afternoon. we will just see if you fairweather clouds passing by. and we are looking at some upper 60s for dublin and fremont. 68 degrees to 75 in martinez. napa today, reaching 77. we are going to start to heat up over the next few days. tomorrow we start to see some of those temperatures coming up another 5-6 degrees with livermore hitting 81. 87 in fairfield and nevada reaching 78 degrees. and then on wednesday, we reached the peak of the temperatures, or the first peak of this week. we are going to have a couple of days where we see those temperatures, really ramping up and heating up into the upper 80s for the inland valleys. i will be watching that. we will talk more about it coming up and mike has a look at the commute now and what's ahead. the green sensors show you i-80 moving very smoothly. smooth and after tennessee street to the over crossing one alejo's six bridges i have

closed for a while. that is reopened. that is friday. today, we are closing a different one of course when one bridge opens, another opposes. is on the phrase. -- crossing has the latest one that they are working on. i think that's the fourth bridge that it worked on. coliseum tonight, remember -- will play at 6:40 tonight. remember, traffic will start gathering early in the evening around 4:00-5:00 over here, 580 westbound, right now we hear about a crash that has been going on around lakeshore for a few minutes. it does have some slowing heading to the scene. via traffic break. i will check on that. there is some slowing in san jose as you expect back to you. right now, -- celebrating aapi month here on today in the bay. i had, we set down with an activist and trailblazer, claudine chang. the healing she says the community needs, at her push to prevent more hate crimes. the white house says it wants to do something about high house prices. the white house has said that about a lot of things. >> at that point, i knew if i

didn't react, that -- die. >> what would you do if you had to land the plane in an emergency situation? well, that meant it. we are going to tell you what he did when we come back. that exclusive interview with the passenger with no flying experience, was able to take over and safely land that plane. the pilot suffered a medical emergency. what he is saying about his moment in the air this morning. stick around. more for you today on today in the bay. we will be right back.

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happy monday to you. we are about 60 minutes away from sunrise. it is 5:41. let's head toward east bay. nice little breeze picking up this morning with some low clouds to start out our day we will see it clearing out as our temperatures go from the mid- 50s to lower 60s at noon. it is still going to be comfortable but we are going to warm-up heading into the next few days. we will talk about the coming up in a few minutes. we will go even farther east. -- those headlights westbound approaching -- but actually approaching darty just past the cameras. we do have an issue, perhaps one line block right now? chp says. we will see what else we can find out. 5:42 now. only on nbc, the airplane passenger who recently made a miracle landing with absolutely zero flying experience talks exclusively to the today show. harrison last tuesday was forced to take over the controls when the pilot had a

medical emergency in the skies over palm beach, florida. it started when the line went into a nosedive. harrison had never touched controls of an airplane in his life. >> everyone has been amazed at how calm you were. did you feel calm? >> i did. somebody asked me to know what my heart rate was, or what i thought my heart rate was when all that was going on. i said it was probably in the '90s. and they said, what about after it was all over? i said it was probably about 160. about the time i stopped plane, that's when it hit me. was pretty calm and collected the whole time because i knew it was a life or death situation. either, you do what you have to do, take control of the situation, or you are going to die. >> harasses sits down exclusively with guthrie today and today at the bay at 7:00 again. happening today, vice president kamala harris heads to united arab emirates to pay

tribute following the recent death of its president. he died heidi after a long illness. the vice president will be joined by a delegation, including the secretary of state, secretary of defense and director of the cia. harris also plans to meet with the nations newly appointed military it is 5:43 right now. the white house will announce new steps to help people afford new homes today. scott drew, that's a very big cat. >> live talk more about house -- the problem is just a big. home prices in the u.s. were up 20% this year over last. so, if you hear somebody talking about, we are going to make houses more affordable, keep in mind, they have to start with erasing last year's 20% gain, defeating any gains this year, just to start to reduce prices. now, presidents do this. they say we are going to look into, and then fill in the blank. here is the president last week looking into baby formula shortages. asking manufacturers to make

more, to which the manufacturers are saying, yeah, we are trying. the white house also, looking in the high gas prices. weather oil companies are treating consumers. now they are looking at a home prices. we will have more detail on the plan as they announce it today. over the weekend, president biden spoke to the national law enforcement memorial ceremony. a former buffalo police officer, among those who died in that terrible mass shooting. one of three mass shootings over the weekend. >> we expect so much from our law enforcement officers today. would give the world we are in. in the last several years, there is so much more complicated worker the job is complicated. the ukrainian military sending out this video of ukrainian forces firing american howitzers at russian positions. they will laud a shell 13 miles. these are new models that got

their first test in afghanistan. i thought we would go back to that video of american forces loading up those howitzers on the left might be the same gun, for all we know. on the left, just 11 days ago that they were in crates in california, down near riverside. and now, look at that. they are wreaking havoc. case in point, over the weekend. this is the river. russians were trying to cross it up and they couldn't. because, ukrainian military and artillery. artillery is the biggest killer in any war. take a closer look. it is estimated the river attack cost hundreds of russian mice. hundreds. looking at social media like this pro-russian blogger on telegram, they are shocked by the attack took a this is not the news that the kremlin was telling them. as many as 73 tanks were lost. some of those crews, drowning in the river, as artillery burst overhead. watching what is happening in ukraine. we are watching what is

happening in washington. talking about it on social media. on twitter you will find that as, grew. thanks, scott. 5:46 right now. as we continue to highlight the contributions and achievements of the bay areas aapi community. this morning, we honor a leader and community activist. >> claudine chang is making it her mission to share a message of inclusivity and her organization that she leads. today in the bay area, we see just how she is working to help others. >> community's really have been hearing this a lot. and i think that this is a seller, the celebration give us a chance to really recoup. reconnect. >> reporter: it is a tall task for community activist in apa community heritage president, claudine chang knows the stakes are higher than ever. >> so many communities have -- in history in this country. >> reporter: chang says so many of those chapters were unveiled

in the last few years, as covert took hold and changed life as we know. many asians were mocked and targeted. this was followed by strings of vicious attacks and violence. chang, born in hong kong, said she considered the worst case scenario, time and time again. >> as an asian immigrant, asian- american, obviously, it disturbs me. it disturbs me. and, i am constantly thinking, if i am the one walking down the street and somebody shout out some words, they are to me or say something to me, how would i react to it? >> reporter: instead of dwelling on the what is, despite her pre-quality and representation says it was crucial to find strength and positivity in the period of darkness. >> the silver lining is that we see a lot more community organizations coming together. both with in the aapi community as well as citywide. >> reporter: as the month of may approach, the organization she leads double down on their all too important mission. >> hopefully, we can create a kind of programming that can

bring people together and learn more about each other. >> reporter: that the mother month has been resonating with what's happening now. >> watching community bond is actually a call to action. so, best to create opportunities. let's welcome everyone. and, take advantage of the time. >> reporter: all month to various partnerships and collaborations, folks across the bacon learn more about asian and pacific islanders through film, foods and culture. a wide range of act entities and programming. connecting the dots of those who may not identify as members of the community, as well as those who do. in san francisco, >> i feel like there is so much more to do. so much more for us to come together. >> cierra johnson for today in the bay. so much more to do it so much more to see. we are celebrating aarp i heritage month on air as well as on line. if you want to see story like cierra, my story i did like -- at the zoo last week. you can go to nbcbayarea.com/

aapi heritage. what's really cool about her is the fact that -- the nail person if you guys remember, she started out as a software engineer. it took her back-and-forth she talked about a family. i thought she was going to tell me that her family did not support her going from tech into art. no. her mom just said, i just want you to start a business. >> because ruby is actually a scientist as well as a musical artist. >> someone takes a path that we think we are supposed to take and find out, no. >> find your passion. that's how it is. sometimes. >> especially on a monday money, right? closer to the weekend. >> wow. >> five more days. let's live in the moment. we are seeing some clouds rolling by. we have a beautiful sunrise and parts of the bay area. the son kind of has defined its way around the clouds to get our week starter. we are going to see a lot more sunshine heading into day.

as you are stepping out the door in pleasant hill, lower temperatures are in the mid- 50s. you do need a jacket for now. but later today it is going to be so nice and comfortable. really nice weather. especially for some of our inland areas where our temperatures warm up to the low to mid 70s today. we will see a high of 73 in livermore. 75 in martinez. napa today reaching 77, while it is still cool in half moon bay. up to 60 degrees, but we are going to start to warm up tomorrow into the middle of the week. for some of our valleys, we are headed to the low to mid 80s tomorrow. and then we will see some upper 80s and even a couple of low 90s in morgan hill. on wednesday, we are headed for 87 degrees. 83 in dublin and 87 in martinez. and in napa. so, really, no rain coming our way for this week. you can see the storm track and the trends, staying to the north of the bay area. we are at times going to see a couple of pushes with some slightly cooler air. overall, we are in for some

warmer than normal weather this week. take a look at ukiah in our ten- day forecast. we are in the low 70s today, upper 70s tomorrow demo 80s. it comes down a couple of degrees and then heads right back up okay will be a warm weekend. so, make sure you are planning for some of those activities to help keep you cool. with some of our inland temperatures in the mid-80s. but overall, a fairly quiet week with more sunshine. and in san francisco, we have submitted upper 60s, briefly hitting 70 degrees on wednesday. gusty winds on thursday and the weekend is looking nice, too. with highs in the lower 70s. mike, you are tracking a couple of issues, especially heading out the parts of the east bay. exactly, kari. with her friends -- that the coc operation center. we spotted the flashing lights all the way over on the right. on the right shoulder as well. that is great news. -- showed me that on the live camera you saw, the slowing there, we heard from chp that everything is indeed out-of-the- way. we should see some recovery although there is a distraction. slowing for the congestion that builds toward the dublin mid-

change but again, all lanes are clear just past doherty. over here, we may have another traffic break. this was debris in the road. -- on 580 heading back to lakeshore to what the maze. that is restricting traffic right now. again, more slowing than we saw a few minutes ago and more slowly across the bay bridge. -- shipping out about now and we are looking at the rest of the bay area. maybe -- the richmond to san rafael bridge and there is a known issue with traffic to get set of a -- at 680. back to. thanks, mike. happening now, san francisco's -- celebrating today of the opening for new housing for those struggling to make it in the bay. 160 units will be available at -- housing on mission between 9th and 10th street. it is a building formerly known as --. and it is part of the city's latest acquisitions of more than 230 new permanent supportive housing units.

they area community rallies to save her beloved star. head-on today on the bay. suite ending to what some call a serious situation. plus, breaking at 6:00, an early morning shooting injured two people. that's from the san jose state campus. we are live at the scene learning new details on the investigation on the search for the shooter. you are watching today in the bay.

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guy: 56 on your monday morning. welcome back. developing news. north korea reporting eight in adesa nearly 400,000 cases of beaver from the fast-growing covid outbreak. experts say the country likely lasix testing supplies to confirm covid infection is. about more than 1.1 million fever cases have been ported since late april. this is north korea's first acknowledgment of an out since the start of the pandemic. although most have doubted the claims. most of the population is not vaccinated. happening now, the european union has dropped its mast mounted at airports and on flights. individual airlines could still look require masks. if -- traveling between different places with different rules. the update guidelines still recommend travelers messed up for maximum safety. a 75-year-old business struggling to make it in the

bay is staying open after volunteers and the community stepped up. preston campion ice cream, one of the few true chocolatiers left in the bay areas. they were behind on rent, facing a huge electricity bill. as two weeks ago, the owner thought she had a close up shop. one man overheard what the store was going through, and decided to start help to >> mary was in need of some serious help. and i came up with an idea and i said you know, what if we put together a rescue box? >> volunteers told 800 so- called chocolate rescue boxes at the store and online to help preston out of a not so sweet jam. preston now plans to celebrate a monthly subscription aiming to keep distances open there. over on the peninsula. >> that's really cool. nice to see people stepping in. >> very sweet. >> i.d.'d. quickly, approaching 6:00 for you this morning. two people shot in downtown san jose. just a short time ago. live at the scene. the latest on the developing

situations. mass shootings rocking communities from coast-to- coast. investigations underway in new york in southern california as people continue to search for answers. plus, -- new data on the effectiveness of the covered vaccines. hospitalization and death pfizer claims it helps to prevent. this is today in the bay. a good morning to you, monday morning. thanks so much for making as part of your morning. i am marcus washington. laura garcia . you can also watch us live on amazon, roku fire, apple tv. maybe take our app with us on the road. did you catch up limbs of up to the class last night? yep. we are talking about that lunar moon work of the blood man. whether you did or didn't, were going to give you some pretty oppressive use of last nights total lunar eclipse that we can't right here in the bay area. good english last night, marcus. >> yeah. because you know what? if you all hadn't seen it, i would have seen it either. >> i was referring to the

cloudy started today. >> oh, yeah. >> a lot of those clouds, fog in the low clouds kind of rolled in after that lunar eclipse. so, hopefully, you had a chance to see it where you work and now, we are starting out with some clouds rolling by san francisco. we can also have time to see the sun as well. it's a slow start in fairfield. really windy as discussed comes in the delta. take a look at the wind right now. 28 miles per hour. 53 degrees. were going to keep those high winds to day. every warm up into the mid to upper 70s there. even reaching 81. we will see some upper 60s from dublin to fremont as well as oakland. san francisco up to 64 degrees. a mild start to the week that it is about to warm-up. my, you are seeing that commute coming up heading toward a bridge. looking over toward the bay. this is earlier for this back up. this is 10 minutes earlier than we typically see all