light. elon musk causing more trouble for twitter and investors. will the government respond this time? this is today in the bay streaming live on roku, amazon fire and apple tv. let's start out with a look at the forecast. tracking what we can expect, when do we see the warm-up? >> it starts today for the inland areas. we check out palo alto and we have a nice cool start to the morning. temperatures falling another couple degrees before we start to warm up. 9:00 we see temperatures at 58 degrees . the sky really clearing out and we had for the upper 60s at lunch time and take a look at the difference in temperatures we will see from the coastal areas reaching into the low 60s to the north bay reaching up to 84 in santa rosa and 87 expected in

fairfield. there will be some hotspots once again as you make your way inland, we are also going to see it getting even hotter tomorrow. take a look at those numbers. we talk more about this and take a closer look at the forecast coming up in a few minutes. a new ray of hope for parents across the bay area. if you wits and for the nationwide baby formula shortage. the largest manufacturer in the u.s. reach a deal with regulators to reopen a production plant severely impacting supplies the longer that it remains closed. this comes as the local expert says that demand for breast milk has gone up by 25% here in the bay area. we go live to washington this morning and what is the timeline we are looking at to try to get some of the formula back into stores? >> reporter: good morning. once the fda and federal court gives abbott the green lights, it will take about two weeks to reopen the michigan facility. then another 6 to 8 weeks to

get the formula on the shelves. a promising sign for families searching for baby formula. abbott and fda regulators reaching an agreement to reopen the michigan manufacturing plant. under the deal, abbots must retain independent experts to review the facility operation and ensure it follows the law. the abbott ceo says we know millions of parents and caregivers depend on us and we are deeply sorry the voluntary recalls worsens the nationwide shortage. to help increase supplies, the fda is easing restrictions on global manufacturers. >> importing or bringing to bear a product intended for other countries. >> reporter: the biden administration is working with major u.s. producers to identify logistical hurdles. >> and issue a production more than move in. anytime we see an indication this is becoming a limiting

factor we will do anything we can to turn on the optical. >> reporter: the shortages hitting low income families especially hard. it is estimated up to 60% of all infant formula sold in the u.s. as purchaser government assistance from the women, infants, and children's program, >> they think we hope this participant can find some formula. >> reporter: it could be too months or longer before product from the abbott plant fills empty shelves. for now, parents say the insurgency about feeding little ones are turning to food banks and online purchases to fill immediate needs. so members of congress criticize the biden administration response saying it was too slow. lawmakers on capitol hill are expected to consider legislative action to help address the baby formula shortage. >> that is interesting. lawmakers finally getting along, thank you. we are moving you forward this morning on the phone vaccine booster shot for young

children. parents reportedly make it the green lights as soon as today for children 5 to11 years old. the cdc could announce recommendations in a matter of days. today in the bay kris sanchez is live this morning. when it comes to vaccinations and parents, you get mixed reactions. what are you hearing out there? >> reporter: i tell you, folks here at the pediatric office have been busy with parents coming in with younger children getting vaccinations for months. however, on the whole some parents are holding out saying children in this age group are not getting seriously sick. take a look at the vaccination rates for this group. 5 to 11 years old. nationwide only 20% of fully vaccinated in california, the number here is higher but only 35%. the fda is moving forward still on the booster and could green light the booster for elementary school-age children as early as today according to the new york times and the washington post. after that happens the cdc will

meet to make recommendations. we have been through this before so you might know it usually aligns with the fda. some research shows a vaccine protection is in the age group for faster than the rest of us because they have a regular dose which could be more critical for them than the general population. by the way on the covid friends, we are able to get more covid test from the government. the biden administration announced the website is open so we can order a new round of covid test and stay safe as we are still out and about. welcome leaders today hold a second reading of the recently approved dropping of the covid proof of vaccination requirement. council members two weeks ago approved the change for all indoor settings. the only places it is still required our assisted-living and senior centers.

new kinds of pressure when it comes to helping the un- housed. the new data shows one county, san francisco saw a decrease in its numbers compared to the last count three years ago. the high a spike for contra costa and alameda county. advocates point to the pandemic is the leading cause which puts many people out of work and the most unfixable housing crunch. right now we have only approximately 29 low income apartments available for every 100 households that need the apartment. we have a severe lack of affordable housing bay area wide. advocates ask the state to use some of the nearly $100 billion surplus for the programs allowing cities and counties to convert hotels and buildings into more housing. we follow up this morning. contra costa county firefighters will try again today to do a prescribed burn. we previewed the plan

yesterday. firefighters ended up canceling because conditions were too risky. provided the weather cooperates today, the burn is scheduled to start at 9:00 a.m.. how are conditions looking out there today? >> when they said they would do that yesterday i'm like, it will be super windy today. you know what? today looks a little bit better. we still are starting out with a breeze. as we take a live look outside in san jose. we are seeing 50s to start up the morning. then sunshine as we go into this afternoon. a little bit of a worm appear as we see in lynn valley start to heat up and receive low 80s for spots like concord. upper 80s for fairfield and low 80s for martinez and napa. san francisco today reaching 60 degrees. tomorrow is when the valleys reach into the 90s. take a look at livermore. 90 degrees and 95 in fairfield with oakland seeing a high of

81. 82 in mountain view and 73 in san francisco. it comes down slightly thursday. the winds kick up once again and we are seeing hotspots in inland areas like fairfield reaching 91. 85 in livermore and fremont in the upper 70s. we see a lot more changes on the way and still dry weather in the forecast. take a look at this coming up in a few minutes. mike looking for the morning commute. >> i look at how am going to plan my route. i love all of the communities but almost all of them will be great the next couple days. we look here to the peninsula. i was watching redwood city on the map. there was slowing and there will be a crash with the crash still active. looks like it is just paper work. i will call the bridge to the north, little bridge called the san mateo bridge as well where the 92 has a high-rise. remover that. the gusty wind overnight and it might catch you on the dunbar

breads but they did not give you warning. the baby you bridge the top of screen cover the bottom of the screen at speed, south county and also the summit in both directions. also the antioch bridge called up by chp in the venetian bridges well. some bridges calmed down a bit and others get more activity as the front comes up and we keep watching that and carry over the course of the forecast but so far, we have no problems as far as the drive to her across places like the bay bridge. the golden gate bridge too i guess. there. it's fine. >> i think so much. coming up on today in the bay, local blood banks increasing donations. a california judge strikes a law requiring women in board rooms. we take a look at that coming up in business. the new edible item invented by college students to

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even hotter tomorrow. we talk more about that in the forecast, coming up. looking at a smooth drive on the northbound 280. we show you how things are shaping up and i show you where, i remind you where, we expect changes in the south bay. very happy tuesday to you. more trouble from elon musk. the government doing nothing so far. musk was at a private conference yesterday when he said he may pay less for twitter than he first offered. that is super important information. not everyone got that information at the same time. if you are sitting in the crowd, you can jump on your phone with twitter shares on your app before the word gets out. musk is paying less than the current offer, the stack will go down. you know that. other people do not and that is

very much against the rules. basic rules any business school freshman would understand. elon musk is concerned there are more fake users on twitter than the company is indicating. that might be a valid concern but is one of the things he said he would fix if he bought the company. the current ceo tweeted in a 13 tweet thread explaining the company methodology testing fake accounts to which musk responded with minimal due. the poop emoji may be juvenile but what musk did certainly violates scc regulations. the san francisco office of the securities exchange commission calling it unprintable and on broadcast able names. a court in los angeles with the

law requiring women on the boards of directors in california. a fairly new law. a lot of companies responded but the judge says it is unconstitutional. even with people who pass the law a few years ago. no question women on boards makes boards better. there is empirical proof. this is debated on the television show press here. i will have a list of that debate on twitter and facebook if you would like to take a look. a fascinating discussion. the question is, do you legislate? >> is a woman on several boards, you have to have qualified people too. new for you. an urgent call from the red cross from blood donations. supplies during the summer months with new offers. a $10 gift card for donors this week to a merchant of their choice and, enter to win back a

camper. a spokesman says at least the next two weeks all donations continue to be tested for covid antibodies from vaccination or pest exposure. >> there are people who need donations and every donor we have saves lives. then is the most important thing. everybody that comes has a chance to save lives. >> you can visit the red cross website or download the app or look for that info at nbcbayarea.com. fun with food this morning. ever have a burrito or a wrap and it falls apart? >> i no. of course. some college students right

there may have just the answer for us this morning. they are calling it tasty take . the devise it for the design day project at johns hopkins university. multiple ingredients combinations before the final recipe. the edible tape is clear and they only add the color for testing solution. they say it's hardly a band-aid measure. >> she was eating her burrito one day and it was during the beginning of the semester when we came up with ideas. it was everywhere she says you know what? this is a problem that needs to be fixed. >> okay, so, the tasty tape also has all organic ingredients. if you're looking for that option, there it is for you. it holds together even the largest super burrito.

there in the process of applying for a patent for that. >> it has flavor? as i could be right in the middle of your burrito. spoke like a gum kind of thing. >> i don't know. when they make it really tight at the store it's really nice. >> the tortilla they showed him the video was really sick. that is the only thing that distracted me. spoke too much salsa. >> love the salsa. >> it's a breakfast burrito kind of morning. >> it absolutely is. >> you know the foil or the wrapping or whatever? but sometimes you bite into it. >> you can't have that. >> don't eat the foil. let's get you started this morning. still pretty breezy out there as you are heading out the

door. let's check out some of the wind gusts that have been kicking up over the past day or so. it is highest up to 44 miles an hour. mostly swinging 230 mile an hour. pretty breezy out there even this morning as you are heading out the door. gradually the wind starts to relax a little bit and we had to 80 degrees in morgan hill. low 80s in gilroy today and 83 in concord. martinez 81 and in hayward, 71. we see a wide range of will temperatures half moon bay reaching 62. low 60s for the sunset heading downtown with 60 degrees, 78 four novato and 81 in napa today. we have a fairly quiet weather pattern. not a whole lot happening. high-pressure is not moving. also it is keeping any chance of rain just to the north. it looks like it stays dry at least the next we can. temperatures heading up above normal. take a look at the ten-day

temperature trend. we have upper 70s today. upper 80s for tomorrow. again on thursday, it is cooler but comes right back up monday into early next week. overall, the 7 day forecast, lot of sun shine, breezy then and mild weather today, heating up and reaching 91 tomorrow. once again it comes down a few degrees. a warm and sunny weekend ahead while san francisco is a place where we can go cool off as well as along the coastline. upper 60s and low 70s with gusty wind on thursday. the weekend is looking really nice with sunshine and highs near 70 degrees. any issues popping up for the commute? >> no major issue. plenty of access with green sensors throughout the area. all the way down the other side of the bay towards the south

bay. let's quickly check out how it is shaping up. a few more folks on the roadways getting up to speed. over the santa cruz mountains as well at highway 17. the altamont pass with a longer drive starting to build. coming out of the altamont pass we also have gusty wind and they are there for a reason. no problems once you pass through the area. then we have more traffic as well. a live look with the same thing in the north bay. all fine, back to you. >> looks good. nbc bay area responds. some in person helping viewers took us up on one had $1000 in the air. nbc bay area response to

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nbc bay area response by phone and email and for this woman chris chmura gave some face-to-face help . >> reporter: recently we invited you to join us at the soccer tournament in san jose. are sister station sponsored it. we handed out free ice cream and dished out consumer advice. that's right. here is why she stopped by. she paid an online travel agent more than $1000 for a ticket. the flight was canceled. the rules are clear here. when an airline cancels your trip to and from around the u.s., you get your money back. even if your ticket is nonrefundable. she did not get her money back. she said cheapoair offered her

store credit instead. she met with me and we must note a representative said there was a miscommunication. they committed to refunding the money and full $1002.91. if you are having trouble with a consumer problem let us know go to nbcbayarea.com or call us. happening tonight. keep those tissues handy for the next to last episode. at least that is the recommendation from cast members. the past two episodes certainly were emotional. such an intense reaction to reading the script for this episode that caused her to throw up. >> the second to last episode is a doozy. the finale is a little more of

a hug. you know, i think it is going to leave people feeling good and not just, like, catching her breath. which is what the second to last episode did for me. >> airs tonight at 9:00 p.m. the series finale there's a week from today. why the classic show. yes. top stories we are following including governor newsom and easing the crisis. an east bay city about to be a sanctuary for reproductive rights. stay with us. you are watching today in the bay.

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right now at 5:30. grief and loss. president biden visits buffalo today to help comfort relatives of those lost in the supermarket rampage. access to abortion. the key vote in one city to make sure women have access if roe v. wade is overturned. returning to the workplace after the pandemic. and insiders take on commercial real estate. this is today in the bay. also streaming on live on roku,

amazon fire and apple tv. tuesday morning is here and so are we. good morning to you thank you so much for joining us i am marcus washington . >> i am lauren brennan . kari hall is showing us today. >> a much warmer afternoon. take a look at the beautiful view that we have from oracle park. at the pier there it will start out with cooler temperatures and a sunny sky reaching into the upper 60s. you make your way over to oakland and 70s and low 80s for martinez. 81 napa and also send martin. then you had over to concord. 83 degrees and 87 in fairfield. temperatures will continue to heat up. take a look at these highs tomorrow. make sure the air-conditioning is tuned up and ready for low

90s in the tri-valley as well as the southtown. we will be watching that and talk about a cooler weekend coming up in a few minutes. developing a goal buffalo, new york. the search for evidence continues at a grocery store massacre that took place over the weekend. in just a few hours, president biden and the first lady will arrive to offer condolences to victims families. we go live where they are following the investigation on this. how is that going? >> reporter: let's first give you a live look just outside of washington where the president and first lady boarded air force one and they come here to buffalo in about two hours they will be right where i am standing off to the side. a memorial outside of the grocery store they are expected to visit before a meeting with family members and also first responders who helped stop and respond to the attack on saturday. they are going to 5a community

suffering from shock and grief. they will be meeting with families who are getting ready to bury their loved ones. we also are learning a little more today about what the investigators are finding and what they are learning about the planning that went into the attack. in buffalo, a memorial for 10 people killed in the saturday massacre is growing outside of the store where it happened. local and federal agents continue the search for evidence. prosecutors are building a murder case against 18-year-old payton gendron. the accused gunman they say drove 200 miles to buffalo specifically to kill black people. spike it appears that she had hatred in his heart long before she traveled to buffalo. >> reporter: a grieving community is pausing to remember 10 people whose lives were cut short. >> in 86-year-old mother and grandmother. a man in the supermarket buying cupcakes. >> reporter: the family, a

beloved mother and grandmother called for people to radicalize white supremacist to be held accountable. spike my mother and my best friend. how dare you. how dare you. this needs to be fixed. >> reporter: investigators believe the accused gunman planned to leave the market to find more victims before police confronted and captured him. they also say he visited buffalo earlier than first thought. >> information has also come as a result of some of the investigation. the individual was here a few months ago back in early march. >> reporter: senior law enforcement official tells us the accused governments parents are in shock and are cooperating with the investigation. the parents claimed they had no idea their son was planning any sort of violence. the accused gunman is expected to be back in court on thursday. originally his lawyers asked

him to undergo a mental health evaluation. yesterday they rescinded the request. >> no matter how you tell it, heartbreaking. thank you. new development this morning in a deadly california church a shooting. the suspect is expected to make his first court appearance. david chou faces one murder charge, five counts of attempt to murder in four counts of unlawful possession of explosives. he is being held on a $1 million bond. investigators say they found notes in the car showing hatred for taiwanese people. we are learning about the incredible bravery of one churchgoer who gave his life to save others during the shooting. police say the doctor rushed to the gunman and jammed his weapon allowing others to hogtie the cummins legs with extension cords. of the six people shots, he sadly was the only one who did not make it

back in the bay area and happening today, oakland mason become a sanctuary city for women to get an abortion. we understand councilmembers consider a new resolution. >> reporter: good morning. this is in response to the leaks draft opinion from the u.s. supreme court. the high court is poised to overturn roe v. wade later this summer. planned parenthood ceos also say the decision about the high court will change the way services are provided for this one behind. later today at a regular meeting, the oakland council will consider a regular solution to protect abortion rights. other resolution calls for a number of things. oakland is a sanctuary city for women seeking an abortion especially for those coming from out of state where an abortion might someday be illegal. the proposal also is calling for congress to pass the

woman's health protection act which will codify abortion into law and calling for state and counties in california to provide money for abortion and contraceptives. the city council members are behind the measure. >> we no there is a right-wing effort to turn things on racial justice and voting rights and reproductive freedom and on the rights of people to love who they choose. we need to oppose the effort with our laws and actions and be in solidarity with one another in the fight. >> we republicans don't support the right to an abortion . the argue the fetus is a human being and aborting it is the taking of another one's life. later this morning at 10:00, supporters of abortion rights raleigh outside of ocean city before the city council votes on a resolution later today. the city of alameda now

looking in the direction of the larger neighbor, oakland. to help families struggling to make it in the bay. council members today debate launching a new basic income program as soon as next year. staffers report on possible options for the program funded through federal pandemic relief. something could debut as soon as next summer. oakland and san francisco are among the bay area cities with the basic income pilot program. a live look right now at the l.a. skyline. governor newsom visits a recycling plant today in l.a. county. it focuses on new efforts to combat california drought. it will take place this afternoon. we go to the historic drought conditions even before the arrival of summer. >> it is going to be unfortunately a very hot summer. we see a lot of water evaporating out of the reservoirs. we don't have rain in the forecast as we start out this morning. were heading out in dublin to

temperatures in the upper 40s. a clear start to a breezy day if you are going to the a's game tonight, really nice weather out there. a look at how the traffic may be around gametime. >> looking to the oakland coliseum. traffic is moving right now, the clicker is at my desk. we have the slowing of the 880 . the same area we expect to see slowing. about 90 best before hand, 5:00 folks are getting out of work, expect that to happen, back to you. the search for signs of life in the universe about to take flight in congress. coming up next on today in the bay. for the first time in 50 years, lawmakers debate the evidence of ufos. where are scully and mulder when you need them? and politics a very important day for primaries and candidates all over the u.s..

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take a look at the north bay forecast heading to santa rosa where it's 45 degrees right now and sunshine

throughout the day. calmer wind and it starts to warm up quite a bit to yesterday. 74 degrees at noon. microclimates and not sure were temperatures get hottest, coming up. the micro commute slow down. the 101. the northbound 101, i show you the bigger look at the forecast and track the flow, coming up. the search for a missing oakley woman. to find now $60,000. missing since january. she was last seen at her ex- boyfriend's home in antioch. last week they obtained more evidence. they also announced discovery of cell phone cases not far from the phone which may be tied to an unidentified man seen on surveillance footage.

president biden heading to buffalo on the latest racially motivated mass killing. something too many presents have had. >> absolutely. president trump tweeted in el paso. president obama in south carolina. the first of by and will be in buffalo. offering a listening ear and comfort for the family. a family says you know, the present lost so many people close to him including children and his first wife. the response is something he does really well. speaking is something president obama did well. his visit to the south carolina church where a white man murdered nine churchgoers back in 2015. the eulogy goes down in the annals of dutch is great presidential speeches but just speeches entirely. back in the modern day history was made at the white house as the first black white house practice press secretary is

also the first openly gay press secretary and the first immigrant press secretary in american history as well. moments ago she said leaders of sweden and finland have been invited to the white house thursday to discuss their entry into nato. a big day politically. there are primaries in idaho and oregon and kentucky. north carolina is a big one. pennsylvania. governors race in the race for the senate as well. this is the one dr. mehmet oz is in. he has the endorsement of trump for the republican nominee to run for senate. he has some real competition. fellow republican kathy burnett on the scene in the last few days is super far to the right. washington on the day of the march in the capital. several news organizations had trouble verifying some of the things she claims like where

she was born or where she went to college. they have been able to find a string of anti-islamic speeches and tweets. she says we either had been taken out of context or she admits they are on her twitter account. >> to take a snippet of this and say okay, we can take this clip and this is what she is like, right? we have no beginning and no end and we do not know what the context was. >> the cornerstone of islam. >> see then responds and says she did not write that. we will be watching the pennsylvania primary and all the other primaries as well. talking about on social media. you can follow me on twitter. u.s. lawmakers today getting down to the business of asking the question many of us may have found ourselves asking at one time or another. are we alone? for the first time in more than 50 years, congress will hold a

public hearing on ufos. last year, intelligence leaders confirmed dozens of military videos could not be explained. the indiana congressman hopes there are more answers in store. 2 to 6% of these sightings are unexplained. they are not weather balloons or drones or aircraft. natural phenomenon. we have not explored those things that cannot be identified and may pose a risk of national security. >> you can see the for story on the today show following today in the bay at 7:00 am. the return to the workplace for more and more employees. new data shows many companies are holding onto the idea of working from home with a higher percentage in the bay area. we go live to marin this morning. i know you had a chance to speak with an expert about this. what is he saying? >> good morning. the expert says more folks are making the return to the office. we have not yet met the numbers

with folks actually sitting and working in the offices. especially here in the bay area. i did have a chance to speak with the chairman of castle systems. the company is a commercial real estate security provider for more than 3000 buildings including more than 20,000 companies. he tells us the pandemic, during the pandemic his company began tracking occupancy and they were key takeaways in the data that they gathered. one of which was an increase year to date. you compare that to people going back to the office or come together at sporting events or theater or air travel, it's almost to pre- pandemic levels. but the offices are lagging behind. the bay area has been the reason since the very beginning. he says right now the national average is 44% in san francisco

and san jose. we have are around 34%. statistics have remained consistent throughout the pandemic. when asked what sets the bay area apart, the higher return and he told us this. >> i think part of it is a huge amount of companies in the economy have those companies better prepared already even before the onset of covid with having people work remotely. they have the technology and systems in place and culturally it is something i think the industries in northern california have been having before other people have. >> reporter: the chairman says he things the company will continue to gather and share the data because of some of the industries. one of the examples he gave were restaurant companies that like looking at the data to

possibly predict with high populations of folks working in the office in certain cities. really interesting data. we are interested. are you working from the comfort of your home? share what you are doing you can send me a message on facebook we would love to see it and maybe even share what some folks in the bay area are doing. >> my mother is not in the bay area but she still works from >> good for her. no more waiting when it comes to concert lineups. you know what? i'm just kidding. this lineup is here.

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definitely a bay area day once again. still getting wind gust kicking up to 44 miles per hour in san francisco. as we take a look at some of the other wind gusts, 20 to 30 miles an hour in the past 24 hours. we start out this morning and i want to show you the view of the moon. we now are still enjoying the views of the super moon coming off of the lunar eclipse and this is live this morning. hopefully not too much of a distraction. superbright, especially as the sun is rising this morning. we are starting out temperatures in the upper 60s in the east bay heading for low 80s today. it will be warmer than what we have seen recently reaching 83 in concord. 70 novato. hayward today, 71 degrees. we really see temperatures peaking tomorrow take a look at livermore. 90 degrees. 89 in morgan hill. 95 in fairfield. we are going to see the hot temperatures biking on

wednesday, coming down a few degrees in some spots but still cooler for san are staying dry pretty quiet here for at least the next week. >> i have the song for you. the feels like summer breeze, right? i don't know. >> makes you feel high? >> exactly. good news, look at this. a record-breaking weekend. the pandemic were everybody dropped off of the grid with mass transit. it was great but they came to help out. they are showing relief from the earlier slow down there. the rest of the bay also right on schedule. back to you. happening now, san jose me be forced to launch enforcement with the new law regulating. single use food ware.

it requires food ware and condiments at restaurants be made available only by request for customers, even if it is a takeout order. this is to help limit the amount of plastic and other nonrecyclable waste in landfills. council members vote on a proposal during today's regular meeting. a building from space. a look at what scientist are using to help climate in crisis. getting younger children boosted. a new timeline of how soon your kids may be able to get added protection from covid. a lot more ahead this tuesday morning. you are watching today in the bay.

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welcome backpacker you are watching today in the bay. now to the climate crisis. some of the first images from a stationary satellite launched march 1st. check out the birdseye views of the changing weather which would not be possible without satellite. the orbit from earth or the orbit around earth is 22,000 miles of the equator moving at the same speed of the earth rotation. this will help track weather phenomenon as it happens providing high-resolution images

that detect environment hazards such as wildfires, fog, dust rooms and volcanic eruptions. satellites like these are crucial in the study of the climate with fred of year-round fire season continuing in california go to our website, nbcbayarea.com. you can check out more stories like this, always great to check it out. >> absolutely. a it's really is an amazin story. the pilot who lost consciousness now has been released from the hospital. he survived what is being called a catastrophic cardiac event leaving the passenger to take the controls to lead the small plane. in an exclusive interview on the today show. they talk about realizing along with the second passenger they were in a make or break moment. spoke of someone had a camera in that moment, in the cockpit,

what would they have seen or heard? >> it will the beginning he and i yelling over and over again to try to get the pilot to respond. as you are in a panic situation. us individual basically in control of the one thing you cannot control. which is the airplane. >> we amazing. mre of the exclusive interview coming up on the today show at 7:00 after today in the bay. it made you think about having the wherewithal to do what he did. >> such a scary thing to even think about. >> to have to act to do it? >> if i don't? i'm the only way out. make or break. >> he said he had a most a perfect landing anything about it he said was after it was all over. it's a limiting factor and we will do anything we can.

>> possible relief for frantic families dealing with the nationwide baby formula shortage. the latest development from washington that may help get more product back in the store shelves. covid vaccination booster for young children. we move you forward on the new white house plan on how soon they may get the green light. elon musk causing more trouble for twitter. maybe breaking more laws as well. this is today in the bay streaming live on roku, amazon fire and apple tv. tuesday morning is here. there is your whole team. good morning to you thank you so much for making us part of your morning. let's take a look in the south bay this morning. breaking through the clouds this tuesday morning, mike has a look at traffic a little later. >> we will. what we can expect today. how is it shaping up for is? >> it starting out nice and cool this morning across the bay area. here in the tri-valley