♪♪ ♪♪ >> his majesty, royal salute! . good morning. it is saturday, may 6th. it's "today in the bay." we're taking a live look outside san jose, just outside city hall in san jose. good morning, everyone.

thanks for waking up with us. care la clapper has the day off. happy coronation day. king charles iii crowned this morning. first, cinthia pimentel is giving us a check of the forecast. >> happy coronation day to you and everyone who has woken up early to watch all that. definitely looking like london weather out there with all of the cloud cover we're seeing over san francisco right now. those showers will continue throughout the day, but it won't be a complete washout. you can enjoy coronation day outside if you want to. we'll track the rain for you. looking better into tomorrow, but we have a little more rain to deal with as we go on into next week, before we really see those beautiful may, spring conditions return to the bay area. outside right now in san jose, as we saw in the live shot, we have that cloud cover continuing with us this morning. as we go on into the lunchtime hour, as well, we've seen a lt of activity in the overnight

hours. it is pushing through into parts of the sacramento valley, central valley, and into the sierra. we have a lot to talk about and cover, not only here in up in tahoe. we'll get to that in a bit. for now, back to you. >> thanks. we are following breaking news this morning out of iowa. several people have been stabbed near the university of iowa in iowa city. it happened 3:00 a.m. central time, 1:00 a.m. pacific. police say there are several victims, and it appears to be an isolated incident. no word yet on a suspect or the condition of the victims. we'll, of course, bring you more informatation as i it becomemes available.e. okokay. backck localllly, a massive sidw ended w with carss on fire a an police offfficers tryrying to disperse t the massive crowdwd onlolookers. itit happenedd aroround 1:00 a the cornerer of 10thth andnd oa strereets in oakland.d. at one point,, someoeone w wear mask was seen getting intnto a r and r ramming anotherer vehiclet was alreaeady enengulfed inn f. eventuallyly, the driver's vehie also cauaught on fifire. pepeople weree also settingng o

firewoworks in ththe directitio policece. no worord onn anyny arrerests. cininco de mayoyo festitivin east san jose last night turned out to be too festive for police. officers ended the celebration for hundreds, towing cars, breaking up crowds, and urging families to go home. "today in the bay's" stephanie magallon was caught right in the middle of that mayhem. >> reporter: a chaotic ending to the cinco de mayo celebration. dozens yelling at san jose police conducting traffic stops. they started clearing out the la plaza san jose. using a chopper, patrols and officers on foot. >> everybody started burning tires. that's where it started. helicopter, cops everywhere, telling you to go home. >> it was really crazy. a lot of people were doing, like, tire things, people were getting arrested. >> reporter: the crowd says dozens of cars started peeling out, creating plumes of smoke

and an unsafe situation. >> we are surrounded by a lot of people, so definitely it's not the safest thing to do. >> reporter: ending festivities here for the rest of the evening. the story traveled quickly. traffic stopped left and right. officers diverted traffic and pedestrians. >> go home. >> reporter: a situation san who they police and other agencies prepared for with plans for gridlock situations and a series of off-ramp closures between 4:00 a.m. to 2 a.m. >> it could be a little better. >> reporter: south san jose, it was a musical night. >> i'm having fun. >> reporter: the neighborhood celebrated with taco trucks, cultural vendors and live music. >> it's a culture. my kids get to come out and enjoy this. it's nice to see a positive light. >> reporter: stephanie magallon for "today in th bay." as stephan mentioned, the

cinco de mayo celebrations continue today in the south bay. t's look at the map. caltrans will be closing several off-ramps to help control downtown san jose.h through l include closures on 101, 280 and highway 87. the closures run from 4:00 p.m. until 2:00 a.m. today and tomorrow. the historic coronation of king charles iii took place today. king charles at 74 is the 40th monarch to be crowned at westminster ababbey, dating bac centuries. jay gray has more on this historic event. it's 3:00 p.m. in the uk on this historic coronation day. >> reporter: good morning to you. you can hear the bells still ringing here at westminster abbey, have been for more than

an hour since the end of the coronation service, on what has been a typical london day. chilly, overcast, rainy for much of the day. the day, though, anything but normal, as most of us have seen. the coronation of king charles, an ornate marriage between what was a solemn religious service and a tradition-filled celebration. a king anointed and adorned in the regalia. the family in front, except for harry, charles' estranged son a few rows back. the ceremony continuing for two hours, followed by a magnificent procession. 4,000 members of the british military escorting the historic golden carriage carrying the king and queen. his immediate family, tens of thousands lining the mall into buckingham palace. minutes after the arrival, the front gates opened and thousands poured inside to get as close as

possible to the front balcony there where the king and queen finally stepped out and gave that traditional wave to the crowd that gathered below. the rest of the working royals coming out to join them on the balcony, and the grandchildren out there. they stood for several minutes waving pointing at those in the crowd. there was a flyover despite the dreary conditions. it was a dramatic display, the red, the white and the blue coming as they flew down the mall and over buckingham palace. and, eventually, as the rest of the family went inside, we saw the king and queen back out for an encore. the queen leaving and the king turning one final time to wave to that crowd. look, he's been the king really since the death of his mother late last year. he's been through all the duties and been maintaining those duties. but for so many, today made it

official. the crowning of the king and the official beginning, many say, of the era of king charles iii. really an amazing and historic day. >> jay gray live for us in london, breaking down the pomp and celebration. jay, thank you. well, after two days of picketing, there is a proposal on the table, but it may not be enough to end the oakland teachers strike. that means, come monday, teachers might still be walking and parents might still be scrambling. "today in the bay's" thom jensen reports from oakland with how families are coping. >> reporter: oakland education association team members combed through the latest contract proposal they received via embellishment from ousd. one of their lead negotiators says it doesn't appear to be complete, and it is difficult to decipher. >> there are things that look to be status quo, which is not what we're looking for to support

students. >> reporter: they hope ousd will work out better details this weekend, but for now, parents are bracing for a second week of picketing and no classes come monday. two parents we talked to said they're keeping their kids home rather than sending them to the schools, which are open but without classes. >> we really want to support the teachers and let the process go through and not cross the picket line. that's important to us. >> we are keeping them home again in support of teachers and oea members. we are not crossing picket lines with our kids. >> reporter: moms and dads are doing their best, even if it means doing their jobs remotely or taking jobs off. >> fortunately, i didn't work today, so i was able to be with him today. my wife took the day off yesterday. >> reporter: and the kids? >> it is almost the end of the year. i want to be able to get as much -- the rest of third grade as i can before school ends. >> i do miss my teachers, but mostly at the same time, i

really like to snooze. >> reporter: they may be getting to sleep in right now, but what about this summer if the strike lasts for weeks? will students have to make up classes? the district has not responded to our questions about that, but the parents say they're in this for the long haul. >> the long-term goal of what oea members are fighting for, the services needed at our school, definitely out-weighs this glitch of adjusting to our schedules as parents. >> maybe teachers on strike is what will be the political will to make those things happen. >> that's great to hear. we know it's not easy for families out there. we know families are making it work. >> reporter: oea's bargaining co-chair told me there is an open invitation for ousd negotiators to come back to the table this weekend. right now, there are no new negotiationsjensen, "today in t" the a's are again in the headlines but this time, it's because of their long-time tv announcer. glen kiper appeared to use the

n-word on the pregame show last night. we bleeped out the racial slur. >> you think about your boy. don't be afraid to pick me up a jar of that barbecue sauce now. >> i'm going to tell you something, dallas and i are going to talk about it today. we had a phenomenal day today. museum and the bbc in a span of hours. >> he was chatting about his day in kansas city where the team is playing. an hour later, he apologized during the game. >> welcome back to kaufman stadium. i just want to -- a little earlier in the show, i said something, didn't come out quite the way i wanted it to. i just wanted to apologize if it sounded different than i meant it to be said. i just wanted to apologize for that. >> the a's issued a statement late last night. it reads in part, the language

used by glen kuiper is unacceptable. the a's do not condone such language. we are working to address the situation. we should note, the a's games are aired on nbc sports california, which is our sister station. all right. it's a big night for the warriors. tonight is game three against the lakers in los angeles. right now, both teams are at one win a piece. anthony flores is in l.a. and will have more in about 30 minutes on the preparations for the big match. stick wh the team that's been covering the warriors all seas long. watch our warriors pregame and postgame coverage today at 4:30 on our sister station nbc sports bay area. all right. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, remembering the victim who was killed just weeks before graduation. the latest on the davis stabbings and details from the susp ec

good morning, everyone. welcome back. you're watching "today in the bay." taking a live look at the transamerica building in san francisco. it's turning out to be a pretty soggy morning there and across the bay. well, hundreds of people in the college town of davis gathered last night to mourn a ucd student stabbed to death. the memorial just hours after an oakland man and former uc davis student faced a judge, accused

of the deadly stabbing spree. here is audrey. >> reporter: a somber friday at uc davis as many gathered to mourn a death from a student walking home from an award ceremony. the memorial was on campus where najin was to graduate in six weeks. friends and family turn tooks speaking about him. >> the unimaginable loss. >> i offer on behalf of the campus our deepest condolences to you for your loss. i know i speak for everyone at uc davis when i say we are devastated by kareen's loss. we lost an incredible man. >> reporter: the man accused of stabbing him and two others pled not guilty. 21-year-old carlos dominguez hardly moving with his eyes

barely open, wearing a bulletproof vest. >> have you talked about that withhutchinson, your counsel? yes. >> okay, and you're okay with it? >> yes. >> reporter: he was dismissed at uc davis, and students are struggling with a loss of a classmate and the arrest of another. >> it's the small town, feeling safe, what we had before. >> reporter: the judge denied bail, citing risk to public safety and a flight risk. an aerial view shows almost the entire encampment removed which has been a source of ongoing tension since last year. the city started the eviction

process three weeks ago. the city also says out of 70 people living at the encampment, 57 have accepted shelter services. the city will now move forward with plans to build 170 units of permanent, affordable housing nearby. happening today, several bay area non-profit organizations will be building bikes to give back to the community. the 13th annual bike build event will take place at the together sf warehouse in san francisco. organizations will be helping build 120 brand-new bikes to distribute to kids in the bay view area. everyone is welcome to attend the event which starts at 8:00 a.m. all right. if you're looking for activities to do, our mike inoye has you covered. >> one person's trash can be another's treasure, or enough for an exhibit at san jose's king library.

the california room, check out the exhibit, junk history, highlighting stuff like match books, postcards, a look into the businesses in the south bay. not interested? i get it. maybe it feels too much like going through the junk drawer at home. let's look at oddities at the empress lounge for the san francisco bay area's third annual world got day festival. the it'll feature the oddities market, goth bands and the goth fashion show and, that's right, kettle corn. come on, you have to have kettle corn. finish the day on the peninsula at the port of redwood city. the e-ticket band will kick off a performance at 7:00 a.m. food trucks on site. 8:45, the show begins with 100 drones creating moving images of jelly fish, boats and aquatic visions. over 400 feet above the bay.

check in with me for traffic around the bay, weekdays here on "today in the bay." >> 100 drones, i think about how coordinated that needs to be. avoid some awful, awful mishap. >> especially with these gloomy skies out there, i hope it's nothing too bad in the way for them. right now, it looks like it'll clear out. let's get to the microclimate forecast. it's saturday. people want to get out and about. if you are in the san francisco, we're continuing the celebrations for cinco demi owe with the car show, free for all at the east ridge mall this afternoon. bring your umbrella. we still see the showers lingering, even as we go into your lunchtime hour. satellite and radar out there right now. we are seeing this system push on through the bay airy. you might have heard it overnight, pockets heavier than others. in the north bay, parts of novato, san rafael seeing the light showers at this hour, pushing into vallejo and fairfield, as well.

good morning in the east bay. look at the rain moving in over parts of concord. a heavier cell moving in over walnut creek and stretching down into the dublin interchange. of course, be careful on the roadways. even if your city isn't seeing rain at this hour, we are seeing the effects continue out on the roadways. pushing it down a little bit into the south bay, seeing some rain over the santa cruz mountains, even into parts of morgan hill. everybody wants to know, will this rain continue for our weekend forecast? good newsstarting to push on through. by lunchtime hour, still as i was mentioning, hanging on around the south bay. look at that, we are clearing out and drying out as we go into your saturday afternoon. even on into sunday, we'll start the day with some cloud cover, but then it'll be the best day of the weekend to enjoy any plans you want to do. sunday is your best bet because we are still tracking more rain for the bay area. in the seven-day forecast, that's as much as we are going to get. it'll happen on monday.

as far as the daytime highs, upper 50s along the coast. low 60s as we make our way around the bay. the only place where it'll feel a little warmer is as you make your way into inland areas like concord and fairfield. there's that early rain chance as we go on into the day on monday. as far as the rest of the week goes, i know we're all holding out the hope for the warmer conditions and the springlike temperatures. i think they'll start to get here wednesday and thursday. look as i show you this inland seven-day forecast. oh, yeah, a little rain on monday, but we're back to the upper 70s and 80s as we go friday. i'm already looking ahead to friday afternoon. >> okay. if your plans get drenched today, tomorrow is -- >> tomorrow is better. >> -- making up for it. >> more rain monday. >> let's focus on tomorrow. >> let's focus on friday with the sunshine. >> there you go, all right. thanks, cinthia. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." banning books is a fiercely debated issue. next, we talk about a well-known

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wants young people to finally be seen. "today in the bay" has her story. >> it's extremely hard and terrifying to take that first step. kids, you know what i'm talking about? >> reporter: in march, 300 people of all ages packed this room at the los altos community center to meet best-selling author kelly yang. yang was on tour promoting her ninth book, "finally seen." >> okay, let's take a picture. >> this book, if i could say one thing, is i want everyone to be seen. i want us to stop being invisible. do we want a future where only some of us matter? or do we want a future where all of us matter? >> thank you for writing books that our students absolutely love. >> reporter: yang writes about the immigrant experience in her books, her experience. the u.c. berkeley graduate immigrated to america when she was 6 years old. >> my parents and i lived and worked in motels. i was afraid to tell my friends really anything about me and

what my parents, just the way we lived. i waited so long to see myself represented on the page. >> reporter: in 2021, that representation was threatened when her book, "front desk," was banned. >> a book written by an asian-american woman who lived in the bay area for many years has been banned by a school district, not in alabama, not in louisiana, but banned in new york. >> one of the most important, kind of freedom is the freedom to read. >> reporter: yang took action and wrote. the result, "finally seen." >> the personal experience for me is having my book banned, you know, and what that would have felt like if i was a young immigrant kid sitting in that classroom. so i remember young kelly, what that felt like to be in the class classroom, and how exhilarated i would be if we had these books. having representation matters. these books matter to kids. they see themselves in it. they see their parents in it. thank you, high five. >> reporter: yang's next book, "top story," will be set in san

francisco's chinatown, and we're getting the very first look at it. >> the story comes out in september. it is a lot about asian-american history and everything we've gone through. so much of it has been captured so wonderfully and so preserved in chinatown today. there are some things in there i was waited six years to write. >> reporter: you'll have to stay tuned

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it is saturday, may 6th. "today in the bay." waking up to a live look at san jose city hall. soggy morning, but we're here to tell you when clear skies are on the way. thanks for joining us, everyone. kira klapper has the day off. cinthia pimentel is here with a peek at our microclimate weather forecast. the good news is we're going to get some clear skies pretty soon. >> all of us have been holding out hope for some drier weather, and we are starting off our saturday around the bay area with a few sprinkles. in parts of san rafael, we're starting to dry out just a little bit. still holding on to the overcast. after all, it is coronation day, so some of the weather similar here in the bay area. we'll mix out to sun and clouds as we go on into your afternoon. good day to get out there and enjoy a walk with the dog, any errands you have to run. if you are in the south bay, parts of cupertino still holding on to that rain. make sure you bring your umbrella if you are heading out for coffee this morning.

we'll continue the cloud cover as we go on into the second half of the day. where will this rain move as it goes away from the bay area? it is headed up to tahoe. out there right now, live picture, you don't want to go up there. we'll keep you on track with all the rain this afternoon and, of course, the conditions in tahoe and the extended forecast coming up. i think a lot of us will like it. back to you. >> cinthia, we'll check back with you soon. we are following breaking news out of iowa. several people have been stabbed near the university of iowa in iowa city. it happened around 3:00 a.m. central time. police say there are several victims, and it appears to be an isolated incident. no word yet on a suspect or the condition of the victims. we'll, of course, bring you more information as it becomes available. okay. back locally, a massive sideshow enended withh carss o on fire a polilice officerers tryrying t dispersese the massisive crowd onlookokers. it h happened a around 1:1:00 a the c corner off 10th and oak streets t there in oaoakland. atat one poioint, somomeone wea

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what police prepared for. cinco de mayo celebrations today in the bay. caltrans says there are going to be several off-ramp closures as part of the cinco de mayo celebrations. in an effort to control traffic, they're organizing cinco de ma. the march is happening through the downtown jose includes closures 101, 280 highway 87. those closures will start from 4:00 p.m. and last until2:00 a.m. that's tod and morrow. okay. well, the historic coronation of king charles iii took place today. king charles at age 74 is now the 40th monarch to be crowned in westminster abbey, in a tradition dating back centuries. nbc's jay gray is le i london with more on this historic even jay, tell u what happened.

>> reporter: president biden highlighted the good. >> unemployment is at 3.4%, which is the lowest in 50 years. >> reporter: but accusing republicans who want spending cuts of putting the economy at risk over the debt ceiling. >> we're trying to hold the debt hostage to us to agree to some draconian cuts, magnificently difficult and damaging cuts. >> reporter: a possible default on the debt along with rising interest rates and ongoing turmoil among banks fueling fears of a recession. an uncertain economic future is something abby carlson is preparing for. her decision to go to trade school was an easy one. >> people are finding out that, you know, with the four-year degree, they're not making a whole lot of money off the bat. they're ending up with a lot of

debt. >> reporter: she'll graduate with none, thanks to state funding for the program. carlson will finish her training in welding in october. >> is the common knowledge among students, we're going to be hired right away when we leave here? >> yes, 100%. if you don't leave with a job, it's on you. >> reporter: tennessee college of applied technology president nathan garrett says there is a wait list to get in. >> i think the end of the day t people are really looking at, where's the value at? >> reporter: trade program enrollment is surging, with big spikes in construction up almost 7%. mechanic and repair programs up 5% last fall. while undergraduate college enrollment has declined in recent years. >> i have hope for the future like i never did before. >> reporter: hopeful for opportunity even in an uncertain economy. catie beck, nbc news, nashville. okay, unfortunately, we lost our connection with jay gray there in london. we hope to get back to him soon. all right. a federal judge sentenced a

capitol rioter from the january 6th attack to 14 years and 2 months on friday, the longest sentence for a capitol rioter yet. peter schwartz, who has 38 prior convictions, said he regretted the riot damage. the justice department said that schwartz demonstrated zero remorse for his conduct. that's according to prosecutors. schwartz was armed with a wooden tire knocker and engaged in assaults on officers during the riot. he was the first to throw a folding chair at the line of officer protecting the capitol's lower west terrace. happening today, california leaders are moving forward with plans for reparation for from time to times -- african-americans. they'll talk about the compensation due and who may be eligible. analysts crunched the numbers and estimate some older

californians could receive more than $1 million. if an agreement is reached this weekend, the next step would be a formal proposal to the legislature. all right. the historic coronation of king charles iii took place today. king charles, at 74, is now the 40th monarch to be crowned at westminster abbey in a tradition dating back centuries. jay gray is live for us there in london. we'll check back with him on all the pomp and celebration. jay, i can still hear it going in the background. [ bells tolling ]. >> reporter: the bells continue to ring at westminster abbey. they have been since the end of the ceremony here. they're making their point with these bells. it is a day of celebration. the weather, typical london. we had overcast skies, chilly. it turned into rain for much of the day. it didn't slow down the celebration here, though. the coronation of king charles,

really an ornate marriage between what is a solemn religious service and a celebration of the monarchy. adorned in the regalia. the family in the front row, except for his estranged son, harry, just a few rows back. when it came to taking the oath to the king, he did participate in that. some wondered if that would happen. the ceremony lasted for just over two hours and was followed by what was really a magnificent end, this huge procession. 4,000 members of the british military escorting the historic golden carriage carrying the king and queen. several other carriages bringing the rest of the working royal family back to buckingham palace. tens of thousands lining the mall into that palace. once the royal family was

inside, the gates eventually opened to the front. thousands rushing through, tried to get as close as they possibly could to the front balcony. a few moments after that, the king and queen stepping out, giving a wave to the roar of that waiting crowd. the traditional iconic image of the leader stepping out onto that balcony and waving to everyone. he was eventually joined by that working royal family as well as his grandchildren. even in these dreary conditions, we did have a flyover. there was some concern that may not happen because of low cloud cover, butarrows coming through. the red, white and blue streaming from the tails of those planes. charles makes one last step onto the balcony, a final wave good-bye. i have to tell you, the celebration, like these bells, not over yet. there is going to be a huge concert tomorrow. that at windsor castle.

monday is a bank holiday for more celebration. i think, more likely, a chance for so many to celebrate after a family like they haven't seen for seven decades here. >> remarkable to think king charles iii, last time he attended a coronation, he was 4 years old, of course, when his mother was crowned. jay gray live for us in london. >> reporter: right. >> thank you so much, jay. stay warm. well, the warriors are on the road and so are we. as we get ready for tonight's playoff game in l.a. there's a lot of talk about steph curry and lebron, rightfully so, but there's something that stands out to us. the link between klay thompson and the late kobe bryant. "today in the bay's" anthony flores is traveling with the warriors. >> reporter: i'm here at crypto.com arena in los angeles with the warriors taking on the lakers in games three and four of the western conference semifinals. the warriors had a big win in game two. playing the lakers in l.a. has

special meaning for klay thompson. his dad won two championships with the showtime lakers of the '80s and currently works for the team as a broadcaster. klay grew up in southern california rooting for the purple and gold and dreaming for one day playing in the nba. just like one of the lakers all-time greats. >> i'm a huge kobe fan, obviously. he was my biggest inspiration. i'm going to play my hardest, you know, to honestly honor him and gigi. without his play and all those years of me viewing his tenacity on the court, i would not be the athlete i am today. >> reporter: this is going to be a special weekend for klay thompson, playing in front of his family and friends. we will be here withstarting wi three tonight. i'm anthony flores for "today in the bay." the bay." sti a lotll m

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there, do keep an eye on the conditions out there on the roadways. as far as the rest of our weekend goes, cloudy skies to kick off sunday, then mostly dry before we get another band of rain to kick off our workweek on monday. it'll be one of the last chances of rain we'll see. extended seven-day forecast is looking very nice and warming up. we'll get to that. cool at the coast. 64 over on in hayward and dublin. only place that'll warm up a little bit are parts of concord, fairfield and san jose, with 66 degrees a piece. tomorrow, a little warmer, though we will see the cloud cover continue. los gatos, 68. 60 in san francisco. 66 as you make your way to santa rosa. good day to make the weekend plans in the bay area. if you're heading to tahoe or have plans to head up there tomorrow, we could see 6 to 10

inches of show with the system pushing through into the sierra. seven-day forecast, breezy into tomorrow, awaiting the showers on monday. look what we can expect as we go sbhoo the inland seven-day forecast. unsettled weather. we're warming up wednesday through the week end. 80 returning to the forecast. >> taking a look at wednesday and friday. >> thank you so much. still ahead on "today in the bay," nbc responds.

a significant change is making waves in the tv world, including nbc bay area. it's called next gentv. it's a huge upgrade. some people can even try out the new features today. chris chmura is here to show us how. >> reporter: broadcasters say next gentv is the biggest jump in a generation, perhaps bigger than the leap from black and white to color, or from square to wide screen hd. >> it really is taking all of those things that you see in the

streaming world and bringing them to free over the air broadcast television. >> bill hague is speaking on behalf of pearl tv, promoting next gen tv. it couples your tv with the internet. it is offering features like 4k picture quality, bolder colors and movie theater sound. new interactivity is particularly exciting. some shows will let you participate, say, take a news poll or actually play along with a game show. get this, in the future, your remote will let you choose different camera angles in the middle of a program. how do you get next gen tv? with an antenna and a next gen set. you don't have to go shopping necessarily. >> 15 million next gen sets have been sold. >> reporter: to see if yours is next gen tv compatible, rescan your channels. go to the main menu, then settings. after you rescan your channels,

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what you can expect tomorrow morning on "sunday today" with willie geist. hey, willie. >> good morning, great to see you. tomorrow morning on "sunday today," my conversation and a tour with one of the most successful forces in hollywood, shonda rhimes, on her highly anticipated new "bridgerton spin-off, queen charlotte," and "grey's anatomy." >> i can't believe we're in season 20. >> unbelievable, can you believe that? >> no i can't. starting with "grey's," it was this idea i didn't see any women i knew on television. i didn't see any women who were fully rounded and three dimensional, who got to be selfish, who got to be powerful, greedy, who got to be loving, in the same way you see male characters doing it. to me, i wanted to see people who were like the people i knew. >> a sunday sit-down with shonda rhimes. plus, harry smith, the morning's headlines and another

"life well lived. "it's at 6:00 a.m. if you're not up there, set the dvr and you'll see you whenever you're ready. >> thanks. make sure you are up to catch willie at 6:00 tomorrow morning. then stick around, right here for local news, "today in the bay" at 7:00. okay. here's a quick look at top stories we're following, including breaking news this morning out of iowa. several people have been stabbed near the university of iowa. it happened around 3:00 a.m. there in iowa city. police say it appears to be an isolated inci no word yet on the conondition those vivictims. backk lolocally, a massisiv sideshshow ended w with c cars e and policee o officers trying t didisperse t the massiveve crow ononlookers. it hapappened aroround 1:00 a.m the corner of 10th anand o ak strereets in oakland. someonone wearingng a mask was getting i into a c car and ramm anotother vehicicle engugulfed

flames. that driver's vehiclele caught firere, too. people werere seen settingng of fireworkrks in thee directionon police. no word so far on any arrests. happening today, california leaders are moving forward with plans for reparations for african-americans. the task force will meet at oakland mills college campus to vote on the proposals that include the kind of compensation due and who may be eligible. analysts recently crunched the numbers and estimate some older californians could receive more than $1 million. if an agreement is reached this weekend, the next step would be a formal proposal to the legislature. all right. it's a big night for the warriors. tonight is game three against the lakers in los angeles. right now, both teams are at a win a piece. our anthony flores is in l.a. and will have highlights tonight after the big matchup. and stick with the team that's been covering the warriors all season long.

watch our warriors pregame and postgame tonight beginning at 4:30. that's on our sister station, nbc sports bay area. all right. cinthia is back with another check of the forecast. a soggy start to the day, but it's not going to stay that way. >> there's los going on sports wise. we have the giants in san francisco. should clear out as we go through the day today. good luck to the warriors headed out to l.a. we'll leave you with the seven-day forecast right here. once we get through the showers today, tomorrow, a better chance to dry out and head out there for your weekend plans before you have to hunker down and bring the umbrellas out again on monday. really, the only concern with the seven-day forecast is the hiccup on monday, showers inland, before we dry up and go into the second half of the week. look at that, wednesday, we're already in the 70s once again. i know a lot of people have been wanting that sunshine to return. me included. i am just done with this long

winter season that doesn't want to give way. once we get to thursday and friday, we are watching up into the 80s. i'm looking ahead into next weekend's forecast. >> keep the umbrella closeby, but then you can ditch it. >> get the sunglasses ready. >> thank you. thanks for making up a part of your morning. tonight, instead of the 5:00 or 6:00 newscast, we have the kentucky derby. a special edition newscast will be at 8:00 p.m. see you back at 11:00. until then, join us online, nbcbayarea.com.

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