laura garcia has the morning off. >> and i'm marcus washington. you know it's a tough morning with many unanswered questions starting with the shooting rampage at a mushroom farm in half moon bay. here is where things stand this morning. seven people are dead and one person is in the hospital. this is the person we know is in critical condition. the suspected shooter is believed to be cooperating with investigators. >> we are getting a better idea of the time line of events. the first 911 calls came in around 2:20 in after the noon from the first of those two shooting locations, the mushroom farm, where workers work and also live. deputies arrived to find five victims, one of whom was still alive. three more people were discovered dead at a nursery some three miles away off highway 1. authorities did detain that suspected gunman. that man, 67-year-old chunli zhou was found parked in his car

on kelly avenue this is the dramatic moment authorities took him into custody and in the last half hour we spoke with the mayor of half moon bay who is on vacation right now but making her way back to the bay area. she plans to return to her hometown tomorrow. >> 467 mass shootings last year. guns. too many guns. semiautomatic and automatic rifles need to be banned, period. there is no excuse. no excuse for it. >> "today in the bay's" pete suratos is live for us in half moon bay. pete, talk to us about where the situation stands this morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. we're here at the family reunification center in half moon bay. it is serving as a safe refuge for victims after another deadly mass shooting. it was a long day for

investigators because we're talking about two scenes. you briefly laid it out. those two scenes involved a nursery on san mateo road where they found multiple victims deceased as a result of gunshot wounds and then that second scene, that was along cabrillo highway south where they found more of those victims. we are learning that both of these locations, they are mushroom growing operations. so the victims we're talking about that were involved are farmworkers. we also learned that the suspect is believed to have worked at least at one of those farms. we're going to gather more information on that as the day unfolds. here is what local officials are saying about this tragic incident. >> there were farmworkers affected. there were children on the scene at the incident. this is a truly heartbreaking tragedy in our community. >> reporter: now the suspect in all of this, 67-year-old chunli zhou was located by deputies at the sheriff substation parking

lot in his suv. they believe he was there to surrender. that never took place, but they were able to arrest him there. they also found a se semiautoma handgun in his car. they believe he acted alone. he is cooperating with police. at this time the motive is still unknown. we're live in half moon bay, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> just a tough morning all around. pete, thank you so much for that update. people everywhere are sending out condolences to victims in half moon bay. within the last few minutes president joe biden release add new statement in response to the shooting writing in part, quote, for the second time in recent days california communities are mourning the loss of loved ones in a senseless act of gun violence. following a briefing from my homeland security team, i have directed my administration to ensure local authorities and the broader half moon bay community have the full support of the federal government in the wake of this heinous attack. leaders are tweeting out

thoughts for the victims and the city. you may have seen them on your social media pages. they are calling to end the cycle of mass shootings. governor newsom says he is canceling a public appearance in the southern part of southern california. last night he pointed out the short time span between the half moon bay shooting and the shooting at the dancehall in southern california is very brief. he quoted at the hospital with victims of a mass shooting, when i get pulled away for another shooting, this time in half moon bay, tragedy upon tragedy. silicon valley state assemblyman evan lowe chair of the aapi legislative caucus says he was attending a prayer vigil for the monterey park shooting at the state capitol when he found out about what happened in half moon bay. he says he wants members of the community, his community, to feel safe during lunar new year celebrations. >> of course this has an impact

on the psyche and spirit of us as an aapi community and the lingering notion will we be safe and comfortable in the coming weeks with respect to lunar yao year gatherings in oakland and the south bay, too. i just hope that members of our community can feel safe, can be rest assured that members of law enforcement will be diligent. >> our investigative unitin deee and how one of the businesses operated. you can watch that story on nbcbayarea.com, click on the investigations tab. we will continue to cover the latest on this shooting all morning long on "today in the bay" and pass along any new developments on air, on roku, amazon fire and apple tv. as always, you can get the latest 24/7 on our website, nbcbayarea.com. and down in southern california an outpouring of grief for victims in saturday's dancehall mass shooting.

mourners gathering last night in monterey park for a candlelight vigil to remember those killed. yesterday the number of dead rose to 11. this morning state senator josh becker tells us that he was at a vigil when he found out about that shooting in the bay area in half moon bay. >> it was a vigil moments before and then this shooting occurred, so we're still reeling from one, and i was there consoling my colleagues who represent those areas. the next thing i know, they're consoling me because this happened in my community. it just made it more devastating. >> now there is new surveillance video from the monterey park area showing this, that moment the tragedy was averted at the second nearby ballroom. this is what's happening in the neighboring alhambra after that first shooting. an employee, 26-year-old brandon tsay, confronted that gunman and struggled over the gun, eventually tsay gained control of the weapon. hours later the gunman would take his own life as authorities closed in on his van.

and also developing for you this morning, an apparent shoot-out in oakland that left at least one person dead. police say several more people are now in the hospital. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell is in the newsroom. bob, do we have any sense about what the shooting was about and what happened? >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, marcus and kris. not yet. there are unconfirmed reports this shooting happened during a music video shoot in oakland. we are trying to confirm that with oakland police. oakland police told us just after 6:00 last night several people started shooting at each other in a gas station on the 5900 block of macarthur boulevard.ivated one of the shot spotters that alerted police. >> they located the shooting scene, they located casings but no victims. shortly thereafter our communications division received notification of multiple gunshot victims who self-transported to local hospitals in the area. >> reporter: sadly, one of those

people died. seven others were shot, but according to police are in stable condition. police are asking any witnesses or anyone with video of the shooting to please come forward and share their information. live in the newsroom, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. leaders of oakland's naacp will hold a news conference to voice support for police chief leronne armstrong of oakland who is now still on administrative leave. a report last week from a bay area law firm alleges armstrong did not properly investigate nor discipline officers involved in misconduct. the firm assists in the federal oversight of the department win has been going on for more than two decades and which was scheduled to end in june. armstrong yesterday made his first public comments since being sidelined and called for his immediate reinstatement. the chief believes self-interest is playing a role here, and he says he broke no rules. one oakland councilmember agrees with him. >> this, to me, clearly is a

last-ditch effort to destroy the credibility of me, destroy the credibility of this department, and to make the community believe that, again, opd is involved in some shady business. >> i've been through ten police shootings already. it's been the monitor like they did this one to keep themselves employed. >> a new oakland mayor sheng thao placed armstrong on leave last week following the release of that report. it is not yet clear if or when armstrong might be allowed to return to work. 5:09 for you that morning, a live look out at san jose as we get started with our morning. meteorologist kari hall has a look at the forecast. kari, yesterday was a windy one. how is it shaping up now? now that the wind has calmed down, temperatures are dropping and we've made it down to freezing in morgan hill. some of the areas are feeling a much colder morning compared to yesterday, and you might want to

allow a little extra time to scrape frost off the windshield in brentwood and areas dipping into the mid-30s. as you make your way out for the commute, it is going to be in the mid-30s for the next couple of hours there as well as in parts of the delta. but we will see sunshine and temperatures warming up as we are headed for some slightly warmer temperatures in spots like the south bay as well as the north bay, santa rosa will reach 66 degrees. we'll talk about when we could see rain in our forecast coming up in a few minutes. so far, mike, it seems like the commute is pretty smooth. it is, kari. it will be colder where this person is doing their work. that's chp. flashing lights san pedro road on ramp. the reason i don't know exactly what's going on, they initiated that in the field. i only see reports that are called in. on the shoulder, no slowing through the north bay.

easy drive into the contra costa area. we have an easy flow of traffic, and the pavement work has cleared from north 680. we just have that crash around the ge plant towards 680 off 84. back to you. thank you, mike. netflix is getting ready to roll out a new set of rules when it comes to sharing accounts. users will still have the option to share, but at what price? we're going to hear from an industry insider. and elon musk says it wasn't a joke when he offered to take twitter private for $420 a share. you're watching "today in the bay."

right now at 5:14 on your tuesday morning as you head out on the peninsula, we're taking a live look at 101 in palo alto, and it is a cold start. we're feeling temperatures in the mid-40s but as the wind continues to calm down those temperatures dip for the next couple of hours. it will be a sunny and overall pleasant day. when we'll see rain in our forecast in a few minutes. oakland, the nimitz, moves very nicely as well. picking up the volume, expect heavier volume than yesterday which did show some places bogging down badly. right now a smooth flow on the nimitz. we'll check out what's going on coming up. good morning. good tuesday to you. amazon starts a new prescription

drug program today. 50 common medications for things like high blood pressure at a discount. the doj could sue google as soon as today over its dominance in digital ads. the google ceo pictured at an earlier event met company wide with employees monday to explain google's big layoffs. sundar pichai said longtime googlers were rewarded for their service and that google execs would take a cut in their bonuses. elon musk facing another lawsuit, this one coming from the landlord of twitter's headquarters. the struggling company has not been paying rent on the building. the san francisco business times the first to report twitter owes millions in back rent. twitter also has a big interest rate payment coming up. it's a private company so we don't have access to its financials, but the calculation is that payment could be as soon as today. and when i say twitter, i really

mean musk. musk owns twitter. so the payment is on him. musk was back in san francisco federal court monday defending his claim he would take tesla private for $4.20 a share. one of the plaintiff's lawyers asked him if $420 was a reference to marijuana. musk said it wasn't. he offered $54.20 a share for twitter. ticketmaster/live nation defending their business practices. ticketmaster controls about 70% of concert ticket sales. some senators say ticketmaster should be broken up. and netflix apparently wants to start a crackdown on shared passwords very soon. your parents, ex-girlfriend, you're going to pay a small fee. >> we decided that, hey, we need to get back on that trajectory, subscriber growth, we are

bringing as much profit as we can so even though they had had allowed password sharing they reached a point where they said we have to pass on the extra cost to consumers. we can't stomach that anymore. >> we'll talk more about that on the "today" show coming up. >> if you're using your ex-girlfriend's, it's more than a small fee. >> my uses my spotify password. so your year-end review, bing crosby? >> my mom would be all elvis. >> really? oh, okay. has she been to memphis? >> no, she's dying to go to graceland. >> i'll tell you the food places to go to. >> you made my stomach growl. >> thanks, scott. trending this morning one of the top film moments film lovers have been waiting for. oscar nominations are due anytime now. >> while we don't yet know the nominations for best picture, up for ten of them can be chosen there, these eight are among

those getting the most traction when it comes to a projected nomination. >> good morning. happy monday. >> let me just point out, i don't have a whole lot to say when it comes to nominations, but this would get great supporting actor nomination. i do my part to make it work. >> at least for the special effects. that was well done, marcus. >> makeup took a long time. >> "avatar 3" he goes to business school and wears a suit. >> he becomes an anchor. you want to transition into the world. avatar would be the anchor in the morning. >> you improve the communication between the species and wow. >> we're just going to ride their coattails. >> you'll all be invited to the after party. >> that filter was really cool. >> it's cool. we get into the filters every now and then. this is all real now. >> a long time to get that makeup off.

a little blue in the ear. >> don't tell anyone. >> you need a washcloth. we're blue for another reason. my maps have been all blue. a very chilly start this morning and we're getting started with our need to blast the heater, put on a blanket and extra layers. a live look outside in oakland where you may have to blast the heater as you head out the door. temperatures are in the mid-40s. to me it feels colders than that. we've had breezy winds at times and it's mostly clear. as we go into today, we'll see our temperatures reaching into the upper 50s at noon. a lot of sunshine for much of the bay area. eventually reaching up to 62 in morgan hill. and then for the east bay reaching 59 in martinez as well as vallejo and concord and 59 in livermore. now near the coastline we're up to about 62 in half moon bay and 61 in redwood city.

also 61 in the mission district and in the north bay reaching 60 in novato as well as mill valley. now tonight, again, another cold one as we dip down into the mid to upper 30s for the inland valleys and low 40s along the coastline as well as the peninsula. as we go into the next several days, high pressure has kept us dry will be moving out of here and then we'll start to see this low dropping down producing widespread rain and snow across the region and we'll see for the most part that moving in and out of here quick lyquickly. it may signal a change in our weather patterns. rainfall totals look to be less for the bay. a trace up to quarter inch. the east bay where we could see up to three-quarters of an inch of rain. that's happening between sunday and monday and look at how much colder it will be for santa rosa it will be nice reaching almost

70 degrees there. you can see the dip in the temperatures as we approach the weekend and go through next week, so we're enjoying the slightly milder weather for now as well as the next few days. big changes ahead. not only will we have some rain coming in but also we're going to snap back to winter and it will definitely feel like it. temperatures in the morning in the upper 30s and for the afternoon we'll only reach into the low 50s. overall it seems like it's a pretty nice move tuesday commute. >> they picked up the cones. >> a couple of crews that have to clear from that northbound direction. that's not unusual for the golden gate bridge. that flow of traffic coming down in towards san francisco without delay on our sensors, that northbound route shows there may be a crew south end travel to clear the final stages. the rest of contra costa county moving smoothly through into alameda county, the maze and the bay bridge toll plaza. we have this issue over here

still going on. there is a vehicle on the shoulder that may be sticking out into the slow lane. there is a lane shift, two reasons for slowing. an easy drive as well as the dublin interchange. 580, a great 23 minutes from grant line road outside the altamont pass. all the way into the dublin interchange. you're at speed for marsh creek. a smooth drive shows up for everywhere except for that slowing i showed on 84. highway 4 and 37 with slowing coming up. back to you. >> thanks, mike. from the roadways to the ice, leaving it all out there. next on "today in the bay," the best figure skaters in the country will descend on the south bay. we'll talk with one ice skater hoping to win big when we come back.

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it is 5:25 for you that morning. america's top figure skaters are in san jose this week. the shark tank is once again playing host to the u.s. figure skating championships. >> practices got under way yesterday but ahead of the big competition our laura garcia got a chance to talk with star andrews, one of the skaters hoping to score big.

>> what kind of mind-set do you have to put yourself in prior to going into a championship? what does your focus have to be? >> my focus is running programs, consistency and keeping my training up and strength up and just really sticking to a schedule. i think that's important. just drilling my programs and making sure i don't have to think about it when i do go. >> we're excited because you'll be competing at the s.a.p. center in san jose. how do you -- or does it make a difference where you skate, when you go into a different rink compared to different rinks across the country? >> to me, no, it doesn't matter. i mean, before i go there just thinking about, oh, this is a different competition but once i step on the ice it's an ice rink i skate there every day and that thought leaves my mind i'm somewhere else and i'm there to do what i train. for me it doesn't really matter.

>> thursday america's top skaters will begin competition and can you follow along with live coverage on nbc sports, usa network and peacock, too. the top stories we're following on "today in the bay" including a new debate in san francisco to allow privately funded supervised drug injection sites. who is behind the new push and other cases where supporters say it's already working. >> reporter: families are in search of answers following that deadly mass shooting that took place yesterday in half moon bay. we'll have the details on whe re

our hearts are broken tonight. there were farmworkers affected tonight. there were children on the scene at the incident this is a truly heartbreaking tragedy in our community. right now at 5:30, communities shattered, families broken. three mass shootings play out in three days across california. the most recent two here in the bay area. >> half moon bay, monterey park and a shooting last night in oakland, all involving multiple victims and the latest response to what feels like an escalating cycle of violence. good morning to you on this tuesday. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm kris sanchez. laura garcia has the day off. this is a difficult day to bring you the news as we do our best to update you on what are now three unspeakable tragedies

involving firearms. we'll get to our coverage in just a moment. a lot of you probably also want to know what the weather conditions will be like as you head out the door today. we'll start with meteorologist kari hall. it's definitely colder. in san rafael as you get ready to head out, still breezy and the temperature here in the low to mid-40s as a result of the more gusty wind in parts of the north bay but will be very slow to warm up as we go into late morning into the afternoon. once we do later on today it will be a nice one with santa rosa one of the warmer temperatures on the map reaching 66 degrees, upper 50s expected for the interior east bay and low 60s for the south bay as well as the peninsula. we'll get a look at our microclimates and talk about slightly warmer air in our forecast. overall, mike, it seems like a smooth commute. 5:31 on a tuesday. i expected to see more traffic on the roadways.

that little blip for san jose, about the time we expect to see it. a crash on the shoulder approaching the ge plant is causing slowing. mild through the tri-valley and also over here. no slowing for highway 37 through the north bay out of vallejo. highway 4 shows slowing out of bay point and into concord and the bay bridge itself, we see more traffic flowing but we don't see a big backup on the incline. it's a tuesday but with news like we've had the last 24 hours, in fact, the last three days, some folks might want to stay closer to home today. it's something i feel is out there. we'll send it over to you with top news. our top story this morning, more senseless gun violence starting with the city of half moon bay rocked by that shooting rampage. >> what we know this hour seven people are dead, another victim is in critical condition and the suspected gunman is in police custody and is said to be cooperating with investigators. this tragedy unfolded yesterday afternoon at two different

locations in half moon bay and the victims are all tied to a local mushroom farm. some were shot at that location where they work and where they live. >> the first calls came in around 2:20 p.m. deputies arrived to the first crime scene along highway 92 to find five victims. three more bodies were found at a second location, a nursery off highway 1. around 4:40 p.m. authorities managed to detain the suspected gunman. >> the man was found parked in his car at the sheriff's substation on kelly avenue. cameras captured the dramatic moment as authorities took the suspect down. he's identified as 67-year-old chunli zhou. he is now in custody. several families are waking up this morning at a nearby reunification center where they shelter for the night after that gunfire erupted. "today in the bay's" pete suratos is there. do we know how many people are now displaced and can't go home because of the investigation?

>> reporter: good morning to you, kris. we'll get the numbers on that. it's a much quieter scene at the reunification center just miles from where the two deadly shootings took place in half moon bay. last night around this time when all happened, dozens of farmworkers, their families and children arrived at this center. we have some video to show you what the scene looked like. they were here searching for answers. want to get maybe a health status on any of the victims that many of them knew. our crew spoke with a man who said the suspect worked at one of the farms where one of these deadly shootings took place in half moon bay. this affected locals who live here in half moon bay that weren't at these locations. they came out to help. here is what one of the locals had to say about this tragic shooting. >> a lot of tragedies hitting this country right now. more mass shootings than the number of days in the month to

hit our small town it's very shocking. >> reporter: so we know that about 25 people live on at least one of those farms where the shootings took place so they arrived here and had to relocate to possibly a hotel. of course we'll continue to monitor things and provide any updates as they come in. live here in half moon bay, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> now the mayor of half moon bay just happens to be visiting hawaii right now but tells us in an interview we spoke with her that she actually was notified of this yesterday. she said she learned about the shooting from the city manager and she's already calling on the federal government to take action. >> we can only reassure people we pull together and we'll investigate this crime and we'll do whatever we can to make certain this fellow is

prosecuted to the full extent of the law. but preventing tragedies like this has to come from the federal government who will do something to prevent semiautomatic and automatic weapons and weapons of any kind. such easy availability. >> that's mayor deborah penrose. she says it will take time for the city to work through the tragedy but calls half moon bay a loving and tight-knit community. our coverage on the latest mass shooting continues online. you can find updates on our website, nbcbayarea.com, and sign up for those push alerts to never miss an update. happening today san francisco supervisors will consider a new ordinance that would allow privately funded supervised injection sites. governor newsom vetoed a controversial state bill that

would have allowed three cities including san francisco to open so-called safe injection sites. today mayor london breed and supervisor hillary ronan will propose a new measure to allow nonprofits to use those sites. new york city recently enacted a similar measure and in a little more than a year supporters say those privately funded sites have prevented hundreds of overdoses. 5:37 for you this morning. a live look at sfo where american airline flight attendants are planning to picket starting at 11:00 p.m. the union tries to negotiate new contracts. similar protests are being organized at other major u.s. airports including boston, charlotte and washington, d.c. in a statement american airlines says it hopes to reach a new contract agreement with flight attendance and today's picketing will have no impact on flights.

things are moving smoothly so far at the san mateo bridge. you meteorologist kari hall is tracking the cold. we're needing to bundle up and we'd better get used to it. we have more cold mornings ahead. our temperatures now in the upper 30s for the inland east bay but look at the south county area with morgan hill now starting out at 32 degrees. the temperatures are still held up in the low to mid-40s but when you compare this morning to yesterday morning it is 13 degrees colder there and about ten degrees colder. so we're definitely feeling that chill. we'll take a closer look at our microclimate forecast coming up but, mike, you're seeing the commute picking up a bit. i am, kari. the bay bridge does show more traffic heading west in through

the tunnel at treasure island. no metering lights yet but we'll watch the next three or four minutes. you see the speed sensors are starting to slow. that's a pretty typical schedule. lighter volume of traffic, 37 shows no slowing out of vallejo. more traffic through the concord area out of pittsburg, walnut creek is just fine, so is 680 down to san ramon. we have that restriction, one-way traffic control between highway 35 and highway 1 and the tragedy in half moon bay. this will be disrupting a different flow of traffic and just watch for any changes that they have as far as traffic control goes past that sinkhole. in the rest of the bay a smoother flow of traffic. 84 did reopen over the weekend and ace train is a little delayed but is running through the area. the south bay where the ice skating championships we talked about will have more traffic downtown but so far 101 shows a standard flow. back to you. scott?

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good tuesday morning. it's all clear across the bay area and for some spots it's still a little bit breezy but the wind has calmed down in martinez and the temperature has dropped to 38 degrees. it's a cold start and eventually we'll head for a milder day with a lot of sunshine. we'll see our temperatures warming up over the next couple of days. we'll talk about that and when we can see rain coming up in a few minutes. chp did call out a wind advisory for the san mateo bridge. the cross here is a breeze, though. the volume picks up for the westbound commute. at the bay bridge, i just saw the metering lights are activated so we'll check on the backup coming up real quick. a new theory about confidential presidential records this morning. no big deal. >> scott mcgrew, thinking like that takes former president and the current president off the hook. >> off the hook. it's a new way of thinking, it resonates with people. they can see how somebody could inadvertently take a document home with them from the office, maybe it wasn't even them, it was some staffer.

here is republican senator kennedy trying that theory on for size. >> i don't think that most americans, again, most fair-minded americans, want to see the president of the united states or the former president of the united states, prosecuted for having classified documents unless it can be shown that those documents were being used in a way that would hurt america, and there's no evidence of that. >> now people who follow the news carefully will realize there's a difference between a few boxes of documents, denying you have them, admitting you have them, but kennedy and others this morning are just saying maybe we just accept it happens. one has to wonder are the other past presidents and vice presidents looking through their records seeing if they have anything they shouldn't, or

maybe they're absolutely not looking through old boxes so they can say they're not aware they have any documents they shouldn't have? a judge in georgia will decide whether to release the records and testimony from the grand jury investigation into donald trump's alleged interference in elections in that state caught on tape. >> i just want to find 11,780 votes. >> trump was never subpoenaed to testify before that jury. jurors voted to make their findings public but it will be up to a judge today to decide whether to do that and it's up to a prosecutor to decide whether to pursue charges. we'll be waiting on that hearing today, tuesday, in atlanta. talking about it on social media. on twitter can you find me at scott mcgrew. this week many california counties conduct their annual

homeless counts. looking live in san jose where you see in the background mayor matt mahan taking part in the 2023 count right now. contra costa county has scheduled its count for tomorrow. some bay area counties including san francisco, alme ba and napa only conduct their new counts every other year. and new for you that morning this is vallejo restaurant week, and dozens of eateries are participating with special prices. >> from a three course meal for about $30 to a bottle of wine with dinner for just a penny, there are a lot of great deals and the ceo says whatever you're craving, vallejo has it. >> you have a wide range of foods, as i mentioned earlier, sushi, you have barbecue, you've got formal dining or formal three course meals. great italian food and filipino

food. it's the diversity that really, i think, attracts folks here to our great city. >> he says the diversity of the community is reflected in its food. restaurant week continues through next tuesday, january 31st. you can check out the participating restaurants and what they're serving up at visitvallejo.com/restaurantweek. new this morning, teaching america's youngest children beyond the three rs. >> reading, writing, arithmetic. they should learn more soft skills, as they call them. 8 in 10 parents believe teachers should focus on topics outside academics. the priority ranked for some skills. one of them financial literacy. that topped the list with parents calling it essential learning. you can see a variety of other life skills closely behind,

sewing, gardening, basic home repair. all the stuff we used to get in home ec and shop, right? those are life skills. >> i think it's really important. i wish i had paid more attention as a kid fixing things like changing oil and around the house because now i'm paying for it, literally. >> you have your handyman up on the top of your screen dial, right? >> had one come by yesterday. >> have that skill. >> in home ec we learned to balance a checkbook. >> that should be standard. >> you definitely consolidate your accounts. >> you have to make sure you have enough money. >> paying bills. it's time to get to work. let me show you your forecast before you head out the door, starting out all clear as a lot of people are up early for that daily grind and we'll see our temperatures starting out chilly. as we're heading into the

afternoon, here is a look at our high temperatures and where we're headed. 63 degrees in gilroy and cupertino looking at a high today of 60 degrees. for the east bay reaching 59 in concord and martinez. 62 in hayward. upper 50s for the inland east bay. along the coastline we're in the low 60s for this afternoon. san mateo reaching 60 degrees and 59 in daly city. for san francisco it's reaching 60 today downtown and 61 in the mission district. and for the north bay as warm as 66 in ukiah and santa rosa. novato today 60 degrees. it's going to be cold again tomorrow morning, dipping down into the upper 30s with fairfield at 36 degrees for a morning start and 41 in oakland. also 41 tomorrow morning in napa. so we've had dry weather. it continues as high pressure keeps it dry, but it's starting to move out of here. and we'll see an area of low pressure dipping down from

saturday into monday and it's going to bring in some widespread rain, also more sierra snow, pushing down some very cold air that we'll see stay with us into tuesday as well as through the middle of next week p.m. now the rain outlook with that one system coming in looks a lot heavier for the sierra. around the bay area it looks more focused for the peninsula, the south bay as well as the east bay with a possibility of about a half to three-quarters of an inch of rain. maybe a lot less for the north bay. we'll continue to monitor that as we get closer. i just want to show you how cold it will be ahead so you do want to make sure you're taking it in, going out for long walks, enjoying the slightly milder temperatures. for me it's still chilly. only 60 degrees. when you compare that to next week, the end of the weekend into monday, the highs only reach near the upper 40s. so it's going to be cold in some areas. and, yes, that is as the rain is coming in. so we're going to see major changes april head going into the next several days.

mike, you are seeing some back backups at the bay bridge. the metering lights turned on just after the last report and now it's been about ten minutes building to the back of the parking lot. heavier volume. a lighter pattern overall. let's see how that shakes out. looking at the bay bridge, it means things get lighter getting into the city and that's the way it's designed, want to keep that bridge moving smoothly. we see a build for highway 37 kicking in. more build for highway 4 but off highway 4, 242, down 680 to the walnut creek interchange it's feeding in over in through lafayette and the caldecott tunnel. a smooth drive here as well with slowing down in toward hayward. highway 84 holding steady. no problems out of the altamont pass but the volume builds there

as well as vasco road. in the south bay we see 101 starting to kick in with some more slowing. we see 237 off the nimitz. that's the pattern we typically see. i see 87 slowing. you're back at speed. back to you. >> thank you, mike. the revival of "night court" continues. last week's premiere was the network's highest rated comedy launch in five years. the series' co-star says an improvised moment provided the biggest laugh. >> abby tells him she's going to come back, she's the new night court judge, and he lets out this yelp. i am the new night court judge. this wonderful, amazing dan fielding yell is one of my favorite moments. it's a testament who john is and what he brings to the scene that

he's so in the moment. >> following "night court" is "american auto." a business is faced with a corporate challenge is your rounding the recall of one of its vehicles. that's when the crisis manager played by eric stonestreet -- >> i love him. >> -- cast members say it's a joy to take part in. >> i love being a part of a team. the show does all of that. >> it's funny. "american auto" airs tonight at 8:30 p.m. right after "night court." then a brand-new episode of "america's got talent all stars." and happening now for you at 5:53, a shifting hillside in orinda is threatening a second home in that city. last week a home slipped off of its foundation and partially collapsed. now the home next to it is red tagged. the homeowners have lived there for 30 years.

the city of orinda says the house that slipped last week is moving several inches a day. >> a slow moving nightmare. two mass shootings in the bay area in the span of 24 hours. ahead at 6:00, a developing situation after a gunman opened fire killing seven people at a farm and a nursery. we have new reaction from the city's mayor this morning. and in oakland an apparent deadly shoot-out. what police are saying they're looking into as the hunt for suspects gets under way. so much news this morning. stay with us. we're following it all here on "today in the bay."

welcome back to "today in the bay." in today's climate in crisis, with the nice weather we're having you may find yourself along the beaches and encounter bottlenose dolphins. usually they hang out around baja, california. so what's driving this species up our coastline? i spoke with bill keener, a research associate at the marine mammal center for more details.

>> part of it has to do with it's facilitated by climate change because as the water warms up they're used to warmer water in southern california, so they can get that warmer water in monterey bay and then more recently in san francisco bay and even sonoma county and even farther north sometimes they'll make it to mendocino, and we've had some as far north in california as humboldt. so they are here now to stay. they've learned to find resources food and they've learned to navigate the area. so they're here permanently as far as we can tell now. >> now, unfortunately, not all animals do well with climate change and adapting to new environment, but bottlenose dolphins are smart and have been able to find different food sources like salmon, something they can't get off the baja coast. as you heard bill mention the dolphins are here to stay, and the marine mammal center needs

your help with their research. they're asking the public to take pictures of the dolphins if you see them and send to their database. even if you snap a picture of their dorsal fin, scientists may be able to match it to something in their catalog. we have the link on your screen. >> thanks, kari. right now at 6:00, three mass shootings in two days. unprecedented violence leaving california communities shell-shocked and in sorrow. in southern california and now here in the bay area, we have team coverage on the response from local leaders and the new calls to action. thanks for joining us on this tuesday morning. i'm kris sanchez. laura garcia is off. >> and i'm marcus washington. it's a tough morning with many unanswered questions starting with that shooting rampage at a mushroom farm in half moon bay. here is where things stand this morning. seven people are dead. one person in the hospital in critical condition.

the suspected shooter is now in police custody and is believed to be cooperating with investigators. and we're just learning according to the actual docket he may appear in court as soon as this afternoon. >> and we're getting a better idea of the time line here, the first 911 calls came in around 2:20 in the afternoon from the first of two shooting locations. that was the mushroom farm where the workers work and live. deputies arrived to find five victims shot, one of them, who was still alive. three more bodies were discovered at a nursery some three miles away off highway 1. and then around 4:40 in the afternoon authorities detained the suspected gunman. that man, 67-year-old chunli zhou, was found parked in his car at the sheriff's substation on kelly avenue. the dramatic moment was captured on camera as authorities took him into custody. within the last half hour, we spoke with the mayor of half moon bay who was out of town but returning to her hometown this morning.