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 these

lanes. this is an issue we see that red and orange across this -- was 580 lakeshore with a couple of problems for folks traveling to oakland perhaps. heading up and toward and across the bay ridge. miwok contra costa, alameda counties, shall pretty standard dullness this crash clark. was 580. shows the recovery. our last camera actually shows clouds moving much better than those indicated with the show in the colors. looking at the south bay with -- holding off 101. no surprise there are no change in the typical morning. back to your. it is 6:019 now. we are following breaking news happening in the south. police at the scene of a double shooting. we have a live look promising. it all happen at about 3:00 this morning. right across the street from the san jose campus on 10th street. police say a man and a woman were shot. man was life threatening injury. the shooter is still on the loose.

i-gathering information from investigators. she will join us with a live report, coming up at 6:30. that shooting in the south it comes after deadly mass shootings on both of us. buffalo supermarket and one in and orange county church. that live team coverage as reaction poison from across the country including right here in the bay area. today in the bay, cierra has the story. one mother herself, forever impacted by senseless violence. >> first, we want to go to today in the bay's -- what is stan this morning. good morning to this morning lenny so much more about the 10 people killed in this massacre over the weekend. among them there were parents, there were deacons at a church. there was also a woman who runs a bang for the needy. investigator say this area was absolutely targeted, because it is a predominantly black neighborhood.

>> reporter: while the investigation of this grocery sure massacre is still in its early stages. the buffalo police commissioner says one thing is clear. >> this is an absolute racist hate crime. it will prosecuted as a hate crime. this is someone who has hate in the heart, soul and mind. >> reporter: saturday afternoon, a lone gunman opened fire in tops from the market. >> there was just rapid, whenever, kept going. >> in all, 13 people shot. 11 of the victims are african american. return buffalo police officer so eric died trying to stop the

shooter. >> he is over 20 something years as a buffalo police officer. >> people who live in the area have been gathering outside to comfort each other and pray. >> this was an act of evil! >> president by and coming to buffalo tomorrow. >> we must work together to address the hate. >> police investigated the accused gunman last year for making a threat, but said he was released after a mental health evaluation. already this morning, we have seen a lot of investigative activity at the crime scene team of fbi agents. they went into the store to continue their investigation. they are looking at social media posts from the accused gunman and looking at the 180 page manifesto they believe the shooter put on the internet two days before this attack.

>> one short moment ruined so many lives. chris in buffalo. new developments this morning in southern california, the church shooting which could have been far worse if churchgoers do not spring into action. deputies say amen what into a mostly asian church and started firing in the afternoon. this happened in orange county. when my person died, five others were injured. churchgoers were active. they managed to tackle and hogtie the gunmen using an extension cord. the sheriff's office said the suspect was found by the time deputies arrived on the scene.. >> churchgoers displayed exceptional heroism and bravery and intervening to stop the

suspect.. >> up to 40 people were inside the church at the lunch banquet when the shooter injured. authorities are trying to see if he has a connection to the church. all leaving a entire nation looking for answers. one bay area mother lived through her own nightmare. her son died at the gilroy garlic festival shooting rampage. johnson is live with us. i can only imagine what the mother is going through after hearing something like this. >> good morning, marcus. we had a chance to see details. she saw the images coming out of that in the eastside of buffalo. she cried because it reminded her of what she went through when she lost her son in a situation that played out not too far from here at the gilroy garlic festival. the situation is triggering for her. it was almost the same day when she got the call when she learned her son, trevor irby, died. kenny williams said she does

not live too far from that on the side of buffalo where the violence played out. she said she feels like there is a loop of mass shootings and they will not stop until more attention is focused on mental health. >> it is a cycle that needs to be broken. it is something every household should have. there is no race. it should be one race, the human race. >> reporter: we are getting reactions from lawmakers from city councilmember lorraine taylor to go to social media to share his emotions regarding the mass shooting in buffalo saying "i'm heartbroken by hatred and racism. it is like cancer wreaking havoc on the internal organs of our country. race is a public health emergency in america." he said 5:23, i will chair the enrichment committee during which we will advance

legislation declared racism a public health emergency in oakland and committing even greater resources to addressing and reversing its devastating events. i'm sure we will hear more reaction and more calls to action from lawmakers here in the bay area in oakland. he will do what he can to put a dent in racism in america. a lot of americans are hurting after seeing what happened in buffalo, new york. san francisco, sarah johnson. >> action makes a difference. that is sierra johnson this morning and craig melvin will be live in buffalo this morning. he will have more on the shooting. police say the gunman was motivated by racial hatred. watch the special coverage at 7:00 this morning right after here. 6:08, the covid-19 vaccine

may have prevented 700 mother resolutions during the first year according to a study fostered by the drugmaker. the vaccine prevented nearly 9 million cases and nearly 110,000 deaths. the study does not look at the impacts from the imocron variant. northbay leaders will be on hand today for the express lane project. it will run in both directions of interstate 80 between fairfield and vacaville. caltrans said the budget should be completed on time in late fall. taking a live look this morning, looking nice and looking cool. temperatures are staying normal. expecting the forecast throughout the day.. >> 56 is our typical start when we see the layer of clouds rolling by. that is what we have in fremont as well. you will get a little bit more of a breeze. we are starting out with winds

in some spots. we have a westerly wind picking up to about 10 miles per hour. we are in the mid-50s now. later today, it will be really comfortable. martin is going to 75 degrees, 66 in hayward, 64 in san mateo and send melrose a are a press release. we heat up by the middle of the week. mike is giving us a look at the commute and where we can find cheaper gas. >> if you are in the north bay, five, 50 a gallon on college avenue. san mateo on the peninsula will be on fourth avenue. gas is nine cents more. same thing across the bay, the gas station on mission boulevard , there is $5.59 gas there. slow traffic north 880, but just before you get there, there is a fire on the shoulder.

that is so much less than the 10 minutes ago. lanes have cleared up. the upper deck appeared to be slow. everything else is moving smoothly. westbound is your commute direction, nothing unexpected. thank you so much. ransomware attacks are on the rise. coming up next on today in the bay, one experts advice. in business news, an airline love triangle go out to the future this morning where it is more red. they were out of course last night at the music awards.

next, we break down the latest into the big moments that happened and some of the key winners last night. we have that and so much more this morning, maybe me singing. laura, are you in? >> always. >> we will be right back. it is 5:11.

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jose. we are in the mid-50s. we will go to the low 70s, a really nice day ahead. we are heating up in some spots. we will talk about that coming up. we will get more relief. west 80, the upper deck did get some assistance to help the disabled vehicle off of the bridge that was blocked in one lane. we will see if that goes back to the main street. happy monday morning to you. jetblue will try to convince shareholders in spirit airlines not to approve a buy up from frontier. it is sort of a love triangle. both frontier and jetblue wants spirit. jetblue says look what we have to offer, more money for starters. jet is offering $30 a share. frontier is offering $21 and some change. spirit airlines management

rejected jetblue's original offer saying it was unlikely regulated to approve the deal because if frontier takes over spirit, you have this low-cost airline that remains. if jetblue takes over, you get the full cost airline getting bigger. we learned mcdonald's is leaving russia for good. it will sell all of its stores. it temporarily closed 847 russian stores, but never reopened. mcdonald's says russia is no longer "consistent with mcdonald's values." rare green arrows on wall street friday, but don't let them mislead you. the stock market saw losses for the sixth straight week. the s&p 500 is very close to its territory. when we look at the future, we see more red lights ahead. some startups in silicon valley are worried about money drying up, or at least slowing. this week on the podcast, and all he really talks to the investment arm about that worry. caroline of berkeley cited that

. >> investors are looking at a possible market, shall we say slowdown? they are being a little bit more conservative with their outreach. these are things that startups are looking at right now. >> five sand hill road where you podcast including apple and google. you can say hey, alexa, sand hill road. more businesses are falling victim to cyber and ransomware attacks. software company checkpoints has on average, organizations have to fend on 800 attacks every week. one in spirit warns experts are having a wider net on prey that prey on vulnerable companies that data could be in jeopardy. >> unfortunately for

businesses, it is a complex situation. they are using anything from 12 to 50 different solutions to cover the structure. when we see more consolidation in the future so people can live, we are facing the sixth generation of cyber attacks. most are against that generation and we need to step up.. >> small companies should establish two separate security programs to make themselves less vulnerable to hackers, when might that protects their network and the other that protects their users. hopefully pop sensational roderigo has a big shelf for all of her awards. >> she will need that after she cleaned up last night during the billboard music awards. ♪ >> roderigo is having seven others including top new artist

and top fema are kissed. she won six awards giving him 34 for his career, drake. that is the most for any artists. drake includes male artists, and rap artists. top r&b artist, megan thee stallion has best or top fema artist. mary j blythe won the icon award.. >> did you see this? when maggart is making headlines for one award but a manicure. kelly roxy has $30,000 manicure last night. it had more than 10 carats of diamonds. she is a flashy performer. the nails took 10 hours to create and apply. kelly was nominated for top rock artists. that is the only bling he's taking out.. >> that is why the few segments i saw last night, i recorded most of it, but i wondered if those were real diamonds, because last week, we had a local business person, she can

do a whole now set with diamonds or ovals or all kinds of stuff in four hours. i think we have to hook them up. i will connect them. >> i can do one mail. >> you definitely don't want to those nails. time to get a look at the forecast. >> we better make some time. it will be a cloudy start for many across the bay area. we take this live look at south san francisco. we can see the fog rolling by. heading to the north in santa rosa is light winds and temperatures to the upper 40s. we have a nice day ahead as we go from a cool start to a mild, late morning and once afternoon as we go to the upper 70s there.

temperatures are below 60's in half moon bay and low 80s for fairfield with livermore reaching 73 degrees. tomorrow, temperatures come up a few more degrees. we see more widespread 80s on the map and upper 70s for novato as well as los gatos and our temperatures peak well for the first time on wednesday. we will reach into the upper 80s and low 90s in fairfield. napa reaching 87 on wednesday. get ready to turn on rain stay look at brentwood, it will be hot here pretty much all week after tomorrow with highs in the low 90s and some mid-90s going into the weekend. no brakes there. inland temperatures will feel more like late may, early june, and above normal with temperatures as we continue with dry conditions here. the weekend will be warm with mid-80s in our inland areas.

san francisco is cool, nice and comfortable, upper 60s and 70s. gusty winds are picking up. mike, you are keeping an eye on the bay bridge. >> better than before. little systems west 80 is still slow, but not into the mix, just back to the cold front. the bay has a easy drive to the south bay and mild changes here. the good news is approaching the interchange clear earlier crash west 580. no problems in nbc bay area rese . >> the car they used to drive is still driving them nuts because the manufacturer wants to charge them for something they already returned. i am consumer investigator chris cohen. nbc bay area responds next.

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mark in san jose said he and his wife returned a lease chevy bolt. that is block with a b, an electric car. he handed over that and the charging cable. he said he got this receipt, which states that the portable charging cable was returned. low and behold, mark said gm later sent him a $514 bill for the cable. he said he was trying to fix it himself at the dealer, but he asked us to take a look. we contact corporate. it said it could not comment on specifics, but gm took charge. within two days, mark said gm waived the $500.14 charge. it said no doubt your car moved them to take action. in addition to the money, we asked gm about removing any red flags it put on their credit report, it did.

mark said gm gave him this letter right here to prove the family does not owe anything. if you're having trouble with a consumer problem, let us know, go to nbcbayarea.com with the respond option from the main menu. 888996-tips is the number. the top stories we are following today including preparing for large plumes of smoke you might be able to see in parts of the east bay today. san jose police are investigating a double shooting off the campus of san jose state university. investigators are still out here. we are asking questions. we will tell you what we know coming up.

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breaking at 6:30, a shooting from the front of a campus overnight. two people were hit a short time ago. we are live on the scene with the victims and the search for the shooter. on the news gets worse for parents. the new warning on how baby formula prices might last. we have no advice from the fda. preparing for the wildfire season. it is to get underway and the growing concerns about another difficult dry year in the wake of our historic drought. this is today in the bay. here we go, monday morning, thank you for starting your day with us. i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. watches live on roku, apple tv

and online. let's get you to the breaking news this morning.. >> today in the base kris sanchez is live in san jose where she has been all morning. two people were shot, right? >> reporter: two people were shot. they are not saying much. you can look down the way, you will see the local crime scene unit. they bring those out to pretty big incidents. two people were shot. we know one man has life- threatening injuries. we know a woman has non-life- threatening injuries. this happened in a home not too far from the san jose state campus. this is is san salvador and south 10th street. this is off the campus just across the street from the san jose state campus village. we do not know what the motive for this shooting was at this point, nor whether there is

some threat to the public. we have to assume if there was a no threat to the public, they would tell us. we are asking questions. as i mentioned in the mobile crime scene unit, they are here along with animal control. we saw one of the animal control officers going to the home where this happened. we can expect once they remove whatever animal is there considered to be a threat, they will go in there and do more investigating. we have a quite large number of officers. we will keep asking questions. in san jose, kris sanchez. thank you. developing right now in southern california, the fbi is assisting in the investigation into the shooting at it orange county church yesterday afternoon at laguna woods. deputies say a man of asian descent walked inside the mostly asian church and started firing. when my person died, five others are injured. churchgoers are going into action tackling and hogtied

pain with an extension cord. deputies are trying to see if he has a prior connection to the church. the violence in southern california comes with a shooting rampage in buffalo where 10 people died. president biden plans to travel there to meet the victims families tomorrow. police now say racial hatred was behind that. 11 of the 13 people shot were black. the accused gunman is an 18- year-old who investigators say drove 200 miles to carry out that 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 investigations in buffalo and orange county, we are not on the air, you can go to nbcbayarea.com to get the latest updates. later this morning, former mma star cain velasquez is due in court for a bail hearing. he's accused of shooting into a vehicle back in january carrying a man with one person in his family. police say a man he targeted

was not injured. it was someone else in the car. defense attorney mark is representing velasquez. he has represented other clients including tom peterson, chris brown. 6:33 right now. a alarming warning about just how long the baby formula shortage could last. ceo of formula maker said he predicts the shortage could last the rest of the year. the commissioner of the fda says he does not anticipate that to be the case. one possible solution could be on the rise. >> we are taking a number of measures including getting all of the manufacturers to get the plant up and going, but also importing or bringing the product intended for other countries. that is well underway now. i expect by the end of the day, today, we are likely to have an announcement. >> pediatricians warn against

watering formula down to make it last longer and you might notice smoke in the east bay. bob is live in rodeo. firefighters will be practicing for the wildfires. >> reporter: correct. if you see a large plume of smoke in rodeo, part of the east bay, do not call 911. other fire agencies will be conducting these in these areas behind me. they were taking place off of i- 80 to the west of the interstate. willow avenue to the south skyway to the north, that is from 9:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. today until may 27th. con fire said they will be careful to provide those. this is to better prepare the firefighters. you might notice smoke later today. the national laboratory and fire department will be

conducting a slide burn at the experimental 300 test site. you can see why this is so important. the bay area is in a severe drought, the middle of california has been a extreme drought which means we could have another dangerous wildfire season. cal fire is winning everyone to prepare fires this year round. here is an example of what can happen when people are not careful. cal fire determined on the peninsula, the grass fire on the weekend on saturday evening was caused by illegal fireworks on highway 92 at the piñata road . use your common sense. the coastal fire has destroyed 20 homes and damaged another 11 in orange county. that is 60% contained. if you live in a fire prone area, prepare by coming up with a state plan. you can sign up for cal fire

alerts. live in rodeo, nbcbayarea.com, bob redell, today in the bay . attempt to get a look at the forecast. will it be a windy day for us? >> i think the winds will stay up, especially as we start out with high winds coming through the delta. fremont had a window about 10 miles per hour that continues even with mostly cloudy skies and we have high humidity. into today, we see temperatures going into the mid to upper 60s. there will be spots reaching into upper 70s and low 80s. this is a mild start compared to what we have coming our way. we start to warm up for the inland valley tomorrow. temperatures peak on wednesday. we will have warmer temperatures ahead. we will be tracking that. we have what to expect on the roads now and later. >> the aeros are showing you

traditional slowing around contra costa county and the bay bridge. things are much better now than they were 20 minutes ago in oakland and san francisco. traveling through vallejo, changes and they opened the tennessee bridge crossing over i-80. they closed the next bridge they are working on to redwood parkway. we know the specifics, vallejo with a good drive in the north bay as far as the morning commute. this evening, playing and 6:40, about 90 minutes before the game, just building a bit that might be issued. there is a typical slowing southbound 8-80. san jose is starting 101.. if you love traveling by plane, what if you had to land? it was a matter of life and death. at that point, i knew if i did not react, that we would like.

>> he had to make that decision. still ahead on nbc bay area , exclusive interview on the today show. this is what the men who recently made a miracle landing for a medical emergency, we have what he is telling seven about his state of mind and how he grabbed control of the plane . take a look at what is going on in the white house including fighting high house prices. we will take you out. it has been a big bummer today. >> it is a little flat out there. celebrating a api month on today in the bay. i had my, we will sit with activist and trailblazer of claudine chang. we have the healing that she says the community needs and to stop more hate crimes. we have a lot more news ahead. you are watching today in the bay.

happy monday to you. it is 6:42. it will be a beautiful day for spending more time outside, maybe going out for a hike in the east bay. temperatures are mid-50s. they will see a mix of sun and clouds to the mid-70s. we will be heating up. we will talk about the warmest day coming up in a few minutes. >> that is cheaper. happy monday. it is not as bad as it could be. moving smoothly going to get more crowded on the sensors. we will show you the patterns

coming up.. >> sounds good. we will check that with you. only on nbc, the airplane passenger who recently made a miracle landing with absolutely zero fine experience. he passed exclusively to the today show. damon harrison last tuesday was forced over to take the control when the parents reported a medical emergency. is happened in palm beach, florida. a plane first went into a nosedive. harrison had never touched controls of an airplane in his life. >> everyone has been amazed and calm. did you feel calm? >> i did. somebody asked me what my heart rate was, and i said probably in the 90s. it was probably about 160. by the time i stopped the plane, that is when that hit me. i was calm and collected the whole time. either you do what you have to

do to control a situation, or you will die.. >> harrison sits down exclusively with savannah guthrie this morning on the today show coming. that is today in the bay at 7:00 p.m. . pretty cool story here. 06:43 right now, the white house has new steps to help people to get some new homes today. that is a very big task. >> when we talk about home prices, the problem is just so big. home prices, in the u.s., were up 20% year-over-year this year. if you hear somebody saying we will make houses more affordable, keep in mind that means they have to start with last year's 20% gain defeating any game this year to start to reduce prices. the president wants to do this. he said he will look into it.

he looks into a lot of things as many presidents do. this is picture from last week. he was looking into baby formula shortage. manufacturers make more than what they are saying yes, we are definitely trying. the white house is looking into high gas prices whether oil companies are treating consumers and looking into home prices. we will have more on this plan with announcements later today. over the weekend, president biden spoke at the national law enforcement ceremony. a former buffalo police officer who died in a terrible mess shooting, one of three mass shootings this weekend. >> we expect so much from our law enforcement officers today. this is a different world we are in. in the last several years, it is so much more complicated. the job is complicated.

>> the ukrainian military sending out this video of ukrainian forces firing american howitzers at russian positions using 13 miles. these are brand-new models that will be tested in afghanistan. let's go back to video of the american forces loading up on the left. this might be the same gun for all we know. it was 11 days ago on the left side, they were in california near riverside. they are out in the field of wreaking havoc over the weekend. this is a river the russians were trying to cross. you see nothing was left in the area because those russians got hit by ukrainian artillery. artillery is the biggest killer in any war. the river attack costs hundreds of russian lives. looking at social media like this pro-russian video blogger on telegram, they are shocked by the attack. this is not what the kremlin is

telling them. as many as 73 takes lost, some crews drowning in the river as artillery bursts overhead. moments ago, sweden officials announced that country was asked to join nato. finland will do the same. this and hundreds of years for military alignment for sweden. president biden will travel to buffalo tomorrow. we will talk about those plans on social media. on facebook, i am not scott's purdue tv.. >> thank you so much. sounds good. we highlight the contributions and achievements of the bay area's aapi community and honor of the leader activist.. >> claudine chang is taking her mission to share a message of the organization lee leads. sarah johnson shows us just how she is working to help others. >> of the communities really have been dealing with a lot. i think it is a celebration,

but a challenge to recoup and reconnect.. >> it is a tall task for heritage foundation president claudine chang knowing that stakes are higher than ever. >> so many communities have faced bad chapters in history in this country. >> reporter: she said those were unveiled in the past few years as covid-19 took hold and changed life as we know, many agents were marked and targeted. this was followed by strings of attacks of violence. claudine chang, born in hong kong, said she considered the first case in area time and time again . >> as a emigrant asian american, it disturbs me. it disturbs me. i am thinking walking down the street, will somebody shout out something to me or do something to me, how would i react? >> reporter: instead of dwelling on the wet f, quality

and representation said it is crucial to find strength and positivity in the period of darkness. >> silverlining and organizations coming together both within the aapi community as well as citywide. >> reporter: as the month of may approached, the organization she leads doubles down on their all too important mission.. >> we have a kind of programming that can bring people together. >> reporter: with a theme for a month of events that resonates with what is happening now. >> this is a call to action to create opportunities and take advantage of the time. >> reporter: through partnerships and collaborations spoke more about asian and pacific islanders who film culture, the wide range of activities of programming connecting the dots of those

who might not identify as members of the community as well as those who do. in san francisco->> i feel like there is much more to do to come together. >> reporter: sarah johnson for today in the bay.. >> we are celebrating aapi heritage month not just on air, but online. you can see more stories like sierras, go to nbcbayarea.com/celebrating aapi heritage. >> easy for you to say. that is great to watch. 6:50 right now. the gang is together on this monday morning. we just have to get through the week. >> it will be a nice week, especially today. we will be heating up over the next couple of days. on the peninsula, it is mostly cloudy with a breeze. temperatures in the mid-50s. as we go into late morning into the afternoon, we start to see the sky clearing and temperatures heading for the

upper 60s. concord will be warmer at 77 and 77 in napa. san francisco has mid-60s. take a look at tomorrow. temperatures go up a few more degrees reaching 82. morgan hill is 80 degrees and novato in upper 70s. on wednesday, warm-ups reach into the first of temperatures this week. you can probably see that at the bottom of your screen. highs in oakland are upper 70s. check out fairfield, 93 degrees. we are in the study weather pattern with not a lot happening across the bay area. all of the rain across the pacific northwest, high pressure builds and ramps up temperatures. check out brentwood, it is mild today. we see a lot of 90s in the forecast into early next week. air conditioning starts to crank it up.

it will feel like that late may and early june as opposed to early may. we have inland areas reaching into the 80s throughout the week and gusty winds at times. we will feel that near the coast with highs in the upper 60s briefly hitting low 70s on wednesday and a warmer weekend ahead. mild in the south bay. >> north 101 at 680 is clear. the arrow is light traffic for san jose. north of there is a problem. a crash just north of 297 on 101 going down westbound 237 coming again. there is a mountain view with a crash on one lane from what i understand. and other crashed registered with different details. somebody might be injured in that crash. there might be two consecutive classes. we are tracking that portion of 101. the typical pattern in the tri-

valley and 882 east bay coming across the bay toll plaza. the biggest might be a second issue. the first one will track the second one. back to you. 6:52 on your monday morning. san francisco mayor london read celebrate the opening of new housing to help struggling most to make it in the bay. 160 units will be available as a supported housing on a mission between ninth and 10th street. the building formerly known as the panoramic is part of the city's latest acquisition of more than 230 new permanent supportive housing units. let's hope that makes a difference. a quick look at the top stories including an update on the babies formula crisis, new word on how long parents might be forced to scramble before supply levels return to normal. an early-morning double shooting stems from san jose state university.

these are live pictures. we will have more on the search for the shooter when we return in two minutes. you are watching today in the bay.

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>> kris sanchez is live at the double shooting near the san jose state campus. >> reporter: we know they are still out here investigating. the shooting was reported after 3:00 this morning. here we are four hours later, and they are still on scene. the mobile crime scene unit is down here. animal control was out here. they just removed a dog from the residence where the shooting appears to have happened. i want to show you video of the scene, and a map to give you some perspective of where we are. this is south 10 street at east san salvador. it is just across the street from san jose state campus village. it appears to have happened off campus as san jose police are now investigating rather than campus police. we know when my person was shot, amen. he has life-threatening injuries. a second person was shot, a woman who has non-life- threatening emergencies. we don't know the nature of the relationship between those two people, nor what the

relationship could be with a potential gunman. police said there is not a threat to the public based on the gunman who is not in custody at this point. the investigation will continue through the morning. we will try to confirm more details to get them to you.. >> sounds good. thank you so much. no developments this morning of the southern california church shooting which could have been far much worse if the churchgoers did not spring into action. deputies say a man of asian descent walks into a mostly asian church and starts firing. it happened in laguna woods in orange county yesterday afternoon. when my person died, five others were injured. churchgoers managed to tackle and hogtie the gunman using an extension cord. authorities said they have time to determine if the suspect has a prior connection to the church . president biden will meet with victims families tomorrow in buffalo. that city is

reeling for what police is calling the racist rampage at a grocery store on saturday. 11 of the 13 people shut were black. the accused gunman is an 18- year-old who investigators said drove 200 miles to carry out the attack. chris paul is live in buffalo this morning. he will lead nbc coverage right after today in the bay. a new warning for parents scrambling from the national baby formula shortage. the ceo of one my formula maker,. , said the shortage might last until the end of the year. the head of the fda beliefs that might end sooner. they plan to outline a new plant allowing manufacturers to import formula from other countries to help feed the burden. let's get a look at the forecast on this monday morning. >> we can see the clouds we are starting out with but sunshine comes in later this afternoon. really nice day with highs in the low 70s heating up through the middle of the week. we have a crash in mountain view north 101.

one lane is blocked. a motorcycle is down. looks like we are covering this. >> looks good. a lot is happening in the bay. we will be back at 7:25.. >> and i forget to join us for nbc bay area at 11:00. coming up next is in the nation. have a good morning. good morning under the gun. shocking mass shootings over the weekend. in buffalo, a grocery store test. good morning, under the gun two. shocking mass shootings over the rampage killing ten people the gunman off weekend.icials say motivated by racist hate >> this individual came here in buffalo a grocery store rampage killing ten people. the gunman officials say motivated by racist hate. >> this individual came here with the express purpose of with the express purpose of taking a taking as many black lives as he possibly could possibly could. >> this morning what we're now >> this morning what we're now learning about the 18 year old learning about the 18 year old suspect and the victim and suspect and the victims and police in california investigating a deadly shootinga investigating a dead at a church luncheon. heros stepping in to stop the l at a church luncheon gunman. >> we believe a group of church heroes stepping in