good morning. it is sunday, may 7th. you're waking up to a live look at the s.a.p. center in san jose. cloudy but dry. we'll tell you when more rain is on the way.

all right. thank you for joining us, everyone. kira klapper has the day off. and cinthia pimentel is here to give us a first check of the weather. good morning, cinthia. >> good morning, everyone. yes, we are starting with a little bit of may gray down here in san jose, but worry not. it should be gone in a couple of hours. over here to san rafael, plenty of sunshine on the 101, but it is chilly. 52 in san jose as well as in hayward. as we go into san rafael, 45 and just a little chillier in santa rosa. waking up today without that cloud cover that we saw yesterday, which, of course, is dropping those temperatures anywhere from about two to ten degrees there in the north bay. san rafael will get rid of that cloud mix after some sunshine after the second half of the day. we'll check all of your microclimate forecast, and when the return of rain and the return of spring will arrive.

disappointment from the warriors loss in l.a. could be felt in san francisco. they were away from chase center, but the fans were there watching game three of the western conference semifinals on the jumbo tron. alyssa gourd was there too for the roller coaster of emotions. >> reporter: the game three watch party started out with such optimism. from kids to the dogs, to the lawn chair viewers, the excitement was everywhere. >> just the atmosphere. it's the camaraderie, it's the noise, it's just being here and enjoying dub nation together. >> reporter: many told us they were there for the first time. >> it's still so nice to be around dub fans, no matter how far they have come, whether from the east bay, around the peninsula or from san francisco. >> reporter: the cheers gave way

to agony, when the game finished with the dubs in a 30-point deficit, you could hear the frustration. >> i'm not very happy at all. >> reporter: but warriors fans refuse to give up hope. >> they're still going to take the next game and then will win the series. >> they win win it all, 100%. this happens every time. they will win it all. >> reporter: and they will continue to invite fans to watch the games on the jumbotron for as long as the warriors playoff campaign continues. they recommend you register in advance. alyssa gourd, "today in the bay." chaos and tragedy are unfolding in texas after a gunman opened fire in a crowded texas outlet mall, killing several people. it happened yesterday in allen, just north of dallas. this is video from above.

the law enforcement evacuating the entire shopping plaza. the mall has about 120 stores. hundreds of people witnessed the shooting. one of them happened to be a police officer who ran towards the gunfire. >> one of our officers was on an unrelated call at the out let mall. he heard the gunshots and went to the shots and neutralized the shooter. the governor has pledged all the support that the state has. it goes without saying that our deepest sympathies are with the families. >> we transported nine victims to area trauma facility. those are the ones that the allen fire department transported. there may be others transported in private vehicles. but those are the ones that we know of. >> we have learn nine people have died, including the shooter. >> everybody was frantic. i ran out to see what was happening.

>> a lot of people were like hiding. they told me to move out, and i kept on telling them, i'm looking for my daughter. >> investigators believe the gunman acted alone. the atf says canine officers are working to locate shell casings to trace the firearm or firearms involved in the attack. we continue to bring you updates even when we're off air. our team is posting updates as we get them. go to our website, nbcbayarea.com, and click the link at the top of the page. in california, police are looking for a shooter responsible for gunfire at a house party in chico that left a teen dead and several others hurt yesterday morning. officers found six people shot. paramedics rushed them to the hospital where a 17-year-old girl died. the other five people that were hurt are now stable. one witness was there helping

them. >> i realized i had blood on my clothes, and i just, like, freaked out because it's another human being's blood. >> all this follows another round of gunfire earlier that morning in chico. no one was hurt this that shooting. police did arrest a suspect. investigators are trying to figure out if the two attacks are connected. sharing her story of survival from her hospital bed. the sole survivor of the deadly davis stabbings is speaking out about the attack. kimberly gilroy says she and her friends were living in fear after two people, a uc davis student and another unhoused man were stabbed to death. on monday, a man with a death slashed open her temperature, attacking her. >> i was so scared. he started punching me, i didn't rerealize he was stabbing me unl

afterwards. i was losing so much blood at that point. >> she says she's grateful to be alive and grateful her description of the suspect led to an arrest. police arrested 21-year-old carlos dominguez this week. tomorrow, he'll be back in court for a preliminary hearing. on friday, he pleaded not guilty to charges of murder and attempted murder. all right. two state lawmakers are condemning a move to shut down several highway ramps off downtown in east san jose. we first told you yesterday the off ramps will be closed from 4:00 p.m. through 2:00 a.m. and the closures have become controversial since it's happening duringcinco de mayo. they issued a joint statement questioning the move, saying --

>> assembly membera carter is calling on cal trans to explain why they're shut down. >> we just wash to make sure decisions are being made because of policy and not fears and stereotypes they fear what may have happened because of their impression of the population that celebrates cinco de mayo. >> we reached out to caltrans for comment but haven't heard back. in a statement on friday announcing the closures, police said while the majority of police who visit downtown san jose during cinco de mayo are

law abiding, there have also been individuals responsible for various crimes, including sideshows and vandalism. caltrans is opening a new off tramp connecting the bay bridge to treasure island. the ramp, which has been closed for more than 20 years, will open today. caltrans says it will provide uninterrupted access to treasure island. it's just past the tunnel on the right hand side for drivers. the bike path to the island will also open. >> the other great thing is that this sunday we are going to be opening the final portion of the bike path from the east bay. so now cyclists can come all the way down to south gate road on the island. >> caltrans says the original ramp on the left side will be open for another month to allow drivers time to get used to the new one. then it will close the left ramp in june for retro fitting. much more ahead on "today in

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welcome back, everyone. this morning we are talking politics with nbc news political director and moderator of "meet the press" chuck todd. let's talk about the supreme court, which has taken a real confidence hit with more allegations coming to light about financial dealings and relationships that may have been disclosed by certain justices who then chose not to. so the other controversy started off with justice clarence thomas, but now we have other members of the court caught up, as well, including liberal justice sonia sotomayor. can the court just continue sticking its hand in the sand and moving forward like nothing has happened? >> i hope not. because, you know, the court's lack of legitimacy right now, that's how you sort of undermine

the fabric of this country. we've already sort of destroyed the perceptions of congress, the presidency. losing the judiciary branch would be another level all together. look, i think this is incumbent on the chief justice. he's the head of this branch of government. i don't think there's a law constitutionally that congress can pass to force these justices to fall under the same ethical guidelines that every other federal worker has to fall under, except those justices and the elected president and vice president of the united states. chief justice roberts can come out and say no, the nine justices are going to abide by the same ethical rules that the rest of the federal judiciary has to abide by, that when there are questions they'll take a review under the judicial committee that reviews cases where there are questions of conflicts of interest. but i think the silence is only

undermining the credibility even more. it looks like they want to avoid scrutiny all together. >> yeah, it doesn't seem to stop people from commenting on it either. let's shift to senator diane feinstein feinstein. he's missed dozens of votes due to illness, but she's refused to resign despite being called to step down. she released a statement saying she is coming back, but didn't offer a timeline. what does her continued absence in washington mean for the democrats? >> well, look, it certainly tied their hands a little bit. anybody that has considered a partisan, a very liberal nominee is probably not going to get out of committee, because it's the way the rules work. the democrats have a one-vote advantage in that committee. if it's 11-11, it cannot move to

the floor of the senate for approval, even though democrats have the advantage there. so it does tie their hands a little bit on this front. but look, we go back to the same issue here. i don't know who is looking out for senator feinstein. there is -- she is estranged from some key members of her family. it's not clear whether anybody is looking out for her best interest. it feeling as though people are looking out for their own best interest. maybe there's staffers that enjoy running a senate office. neighbor there's, for whatever the reason, but look, this is damaging her legacy, and it's sad to watch, because she is -- she's one of the important icons of the 20th century in the history of california. >> chuck todd, live for us in washington. chuck, thanks. well, if you missed this morning's"mt the press," whichired at 6:00 a.m., you can watch the show online and streaming on peacock. coming up in about 30

minutes from now, we'll talk to nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston and look at how the ethical collapse for the u.s. supreme court and if the public's opinion on the judges could be detrimental in the coming months. they come into the final six lengths. it's going to be made to win the kentucky derby. >> you watched it right here on nbc bay area. a long shot horse won the kentucky derby. mage was making his fourth start with a 16-1 shot. seven horses died during the week at churchill downs, including a hopeful "wild on ice." the deaths have raised new concerns about the treatment of horses. new this morning, the mtv

awards live show will not air live tonight. the change coming after drew barrymore announced she was stepping down as host to stand in solidarity with the workers of the writers guild of america. they went on strike may 2 after six weeks of failed negotiations with the alliance of motion picture and television producers. since then, a lot of productions have been impacted, including late-night talk shows and "saturday night live" which airs right here. a unique rock band will be performing in the bay area later this month. japanese rock band man with a mission will be returning to san francisco live in concert. the band is widely nobody for wearing wolf masks while performing. the five-man band made their debut in 2010 in japan. shortly after, they jumped onto the rock music performing all over the u.s. and the rest of

the world. they are excited to tour in the u.s. after being away for several years. >> four, five years, that's more than the olympics, so it's been more than ever since we last went to the u.s. we're really stoked to go back there. california is one of my favorite states in the usa. the vibe that the cities have, the atmosphere that the cities have, it's so beautiful. i can't wait to see san francisco again. >> i bet that mask came in handy during covid. the band will begin their tour on may 14th. tickets can be purchased online. well, if you're looking for activities to do, we have you covered in this weekend's calendar. mike, what do you got going on? >> good morning. today, we're going to keep it lower tech, like this old timy experience called sturgeon's mill. it's not just a mill, but it's a

full-on museum and students learn about the milling process, black smithing and draft horses, some goats are thrown in there too. and from the mill to the hills if you want. go to alameda county for the second day of the hillside festival. we're looking at the el cerrito trail trekkers are putting this on. even a haiku hike for groups of five -- seven, no, just five. no, that's a haiku joke. and let's go to contra costa county. we'll jump into the fie day of bring back the natives garden tour. we're talking about the plants native to this area, with plants that are meant to be there, noninvasive species, and there are examples of cleaner and greener way of living chld and check back with me tomorrow

morning right here on "today in the bay." >> are you a big gardener? >> i have a couple of house plants since i live in an apartment building, but i like to take them out for sunshine. i give them plenty of water. >> keeping those alive. speaking of plants, are they going to get some water out any time soon? >> they're going to get some water the second half of today into tomorrow for sure. but only in some spots of the bay area. i'll show you where. let's take it outside and show you current conditions out there in dublin. a little bit of a cloudy start and chillier compared to where we were yesterday. 51 in dublin. 53 in mountain view. look as we go into the north bay. 42 in santa rosa. so that lack of cloud cover as we make our way into the north bay is the result of these cold temperatures. beautiful live look out there right now over the presidio. drier day today. you will need the sunglasses as

we go into the second half of the day. however, don't put them away quite yet, because we do have showers returning late tonight into tomorrow morning's commute. before we finally start to see the return oh of that spring sunshine. so what's happening out there right now? we have that sort system from yesterday that's pushed into the central part of the country. however, we already have our low pressure system that will start to move in later tonight and impact our morning commute for tomorrow. as far as the morning goes, we still hang on to that cloud cover today. so sweater weather into our early parts of sunday, but then clearing and drying out as we go into 1:30 this afternoon. might still hang out to some drizzle out along santa cruz and cloud cover in gilroy. but enjoy, give the plants some of that sunlight. temperatures today, 60 in san francisco. places that will feel warmer today, compared to yesterday, but still a little below average. areas like concord, 68, as well

as livermore and san jose. 64 for you in scotts valley. now into the start of our workweek, here is that low pressure system. that will start to impact our neighbors to the northcom monday morning. i'm going to give you a tighter look for the bay area. come 4:00 tomorrow morning, taking on the roads bright and early, we'll see showers along the 101 in the north bay. maybe a few sprinkles along the coastline in santa cruz and half moon bay. otherwise, staying dry and warming up. look at our temperature outlook for the text couple of days. once we go into the second half of the week, the colors you see on the screen there, indicating temperatures will go into above average territory. so the seven-day forecast, a little hiccup before we get the 70s and 80s. >> so be prepared for that commute home tomorrow. >> early morning commute. still much more ahead. coming up, the warriors blowout

in los angeles against the lakers. anthony flores will have the

good morning, everyone. it was no contest. the warriors were blown out by the lakers in game three. north cal versus socal. there was some hollywood heavyweights out for this one, including dustin hoffman and kevin hart. after falling behind, klay thompson got the ws going in the first. he had 11 points in the quarter. warriors up seven after one. the lakers take over in the second. de'angelo russell ignites a 30-8 run to end the half. he had 21 points before the break. lakers up 11. lebron james was feeling it in the third. james was scoring, rebounding, blocking shots. lakers up big. steph curry tries to rally the warriors. he makes it a ten-point game and

finished with a team high 23. but the lakers were in control. anthony davis with a bounceback effort. he had 25 points, 13 rebounds and four blocks. the warriors didn't help their cause with 19 turnovers. the lakers beat the warriors 127-97. l.a. leads the series two games to one. >> we had control of the game, we were in pretty good shape, and that's when we lost our poise. you're on the road, you're going against a great team, a great defensive team in particular. and you know the crowd is going to be into it. got to be more poised than we were. >> it's kind of the nature of the playoff series. especially because of how drastically different we play. so we'll respond. we've got a lot of confidence in our ability to do that. >> the warriors will try to

bounce back in game four on monday. back at home, the giants hitting the diamond against the brewers. up 1-0 in the third. estrada with a power trip, a two-run shot. the giants beat milwaukee's best, 4-1. the orange and black have won four in a row. the a's on the road in the nation's heartland, taking on the kansas city royals. a three-run 4th inning was the difference in this one. rooker doubles to center, plating a run. the a's beat the royals 5-4. five of the a's eight wins this seseason have e come on ththe r. big d day on thehe pitch in babay area. the earthququakes taking on laf. 45,00000 fans chehecking out t action in l levi ststadium. fafast start f for the quakes. espinozaza finds thehe back of net in the 8 8th minute.. 83rd min ute tiedd at 1-1, espinoza scores his second.

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good morning. it is sunday, may 7th, and it's "today in the bay." this is a live look at beautiful golden gate bridge. thank you for joining us, everyone. i'm in for kira klapper. and cinthia pimentel has more with the weather. >> it's sunday. you might want to head out the door today, but here in san jose, we still have the may gray hanging on for the morning hours. 52 right now. it is cooler, so if you are bundling up just extra tighter this morning, anywhere from two degrees cooler in san jose. look at the coastline and more