breaking right now at 5:00, a deadly multi-car crash on a southbound freeway, leaving overnight traffic at a standstill. an update on the victims and the

chaotic scene that has been lingering for hours. >> and not so friendly for a family, multiple fights break out at a popular county fair. quick action by organizers trying to make sure the event ended safely. >> also, a high-stakes meeting in washington. we'll take you live to the nation's capitol where president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy are gearing up to make a last-ditch effort to reach an agreement in the debt limit battle. this is "today in the bay." thanks for joining us on this monday morning. i'm kris sanchez. laura garcia is off. >> and i'm marcus washington. we have a lot to get to this morning. first we want to get you to breaking news out of the south bay. >> we know at least three pedestrians are dead following two separate crashes on highway 101 in sunnyvale, both in different directions. 101, this is between lawrence

expressway and north fair oaks avenue. the first happened in the northbound lanes about 12:30 this morning, meanwhile the southbound crash involved several vehicles and investigators believe it may have happened as cars tried to avoid a body that was ejected from a vehicle in the northbound crash. at this point everything is still under investigation and it's still not clear how many cars in all were involved. for now, both directions are still closed. bob redell will have a live report from the scene. right now we go to mike inouye tracking the potential impact on the commute. this could last a while. >> i believe it will. look at the scene, they're still working on what's going on inside the vehicle. we have evidence markers, yellow cones out there, so clearly this is still a scene which they have to gather more information. i'm going to step into this live picture as we look at these vehicles right here. someone is looking in this area and we have the traffic in the opposite direction.

as kris said, both directions of highway 101 are shut down in this part of sunnyvale. i would like to take you to the maps. we're talking about most of the south bay. north of santa clara into the sunnyvale area between fair oaks and lawrence expressway, the two major roadways where that are cut off right now. it sounds like more evidence needs to be gathered and they may need sunlight. if that's the case, we're looking at a number of hours and possibly beyond that as they continue the investigation. it sounds like traffic is slowing down, forced off of the northbound side at lawrence expressway, off the southbound side coming into san jose at the north fair oaks. either way, you're going to want to make your way south to dwayne. you'll have to snake back and forth and make your way down to the larger roadway that connects those two lawrence expressway and north fair oaks.

that's the alternate in either direction. the rest of the bay, everything else is moving smoothly. one part of sunnyvale, serious crash, serious situation. back to you. >> thank you. we will continue to bring you the latest as the investigation continues on air and online at nbcbayarea.com. you can also download our free nbc bay area app to get alerts sent to your phone. police in daly city are investigating a shooting that happened in a parking garage behind a movie theatre and investigators are telling our photographer at the scene one person was shot. there's no word on that person's condition. police are not talking about the circumstances behind that shooting or if investigators have any leads. in just a few hours a florida woman is set to be arraigned in the death of a popular kim kardashian look-alike model. >> prosecutors say there is something important for the public to take away from this case. "today in the bay"'s ginger conejero saab is in redwood city

with more on this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kris and marcus. prosecutors say let this case be an example of what can go horribly wrong if the proper precaution is not taken with silicone injections. the woman accused in this, vivian gomez, is facing two felony counts for manslaughter and practicing medicine without a license after a popular kim kardashian look-alike model died from botched silicone injections. san mateo county district attorney wagstaffe says the suspect, gomez, was on social media and they agreed to meet up at a hotel room on april 19th so gomez could administer at least a couple of silicone injections. gomez is an unlicensed cosmetologist and using injectable silicone for body contouring is not approved by

the fda. >> we know two shots were administered to our victim and she immediately started having a negative reaction to it, then went into convulsions. 911 was called and they rushed her to peninsula hospital in burlingame. unfortunately, within a day, she tied from those injections. >> reporter: now, prosecutors say gomez caught her flight back to florida after that meeting at a bay area hotel. she was eventually arrested at the airport. the san mateo da says this case is a reminder that people should not let anyone inject anything into their body that is not medically approved. he says some common sense was lost in this and, consequently, a life was lost as well. the arraignment takes place at 1:30 this afternoon. in redwood city, ginger conejero saab, "today in the bay." >> so sad. thank you very much. antioch's contra costa county fair hardly went as

planned over the weekend. the problem started saturday when there were a series of large fights involving teenagers, some of whom put those fights up on social media. organizers closed the fair early that night and then on closing day, yesterday, the fair required minors to be accompanied by parents if they were going to be admitted after 5:00 p.m. we spoke by phone with one security worker who described saturday's chaos. >> i think there was probably, i don't know, a dozen fights at least. large fights. we're talking multiple people, multiple kids, all middle school kids, and it just got way out of hand. >> organizers did not issue a comment to nbc bay area, but on its facebook page they posted the intention to ensure that the fair remains a safe and fun environment and that's why they decided to require chaperones. happening later today, vice president kamala harris is making a return to the bay area.

her trip starts with a visit in the white house has poured close to $300 million in u.s. semiconductor manufacturing. today she visits applied material, which last year announced plans to build the next generation research and development center. the tour is expected to get under way at noon. this morning even more help is on the way to ukraine and the russian invasion, to fight against the russian invasion. president joe biden and european allies are promising $375 million in aid to the war-torn country. the announcement comes following ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy's surprise appearance at the g7 summit. now, closer to home, the debt ceiling showdown is reaching a pivotal moment today. >> president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy will meet face to face without another congressional leader at the table. "today in the bay"'s brie jackson is live in washington.

the talks are really ramping up as the june 1st deadline nears. >> reporter: yeah. good morning, marcus, kris. so as the clock continues to wind down, the talks are ramping up. so president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy spoke by phone on sunday. mccarthy has called that discussion productive. but today the two will sit down for a face-to-face meeting as they try to come up with some type of bipartisan solution to the debt ceiling. president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy meeting one-on-one at a white house today as the two sides try to find common ground over the debt limit. >> i've done my part. we put forward a proposal that cuts spending by more than a trillion dollars. now it's time for the other side to move. >> we may disagree, but we have respect for one another. >> reporter: negotiators met behind closed doors on capitol hill sunday with the white house team emerging tight-lipped about

any progress. but earlier in the day, republicans hinted that differences remain. >> the red line is spending less money. unless and until we're there, the rest is irrelevant. >> treasury secretary janet yellen stresses that early june is a hard deadline and warns some bills would go unpaid. >> we have to pay interest and principle on the standing debt and we have obligations to seniors who count on social security, our military that expects pay. >> reporter: federal leaders say just the threat of a default can weaken consumer confidence and hurt the country's credit rating. >> it's the risk of the downgrade we've got to worry about, which is why it's incredibly time sensitive. >> reporter: time is running out to avoid a first-ever government default. and president biden told reporters that he has not ruled

out using the 14th amendment to raise the debt ceiling on his own, but adds it would likely become tied up in a legal battle. >> i'm sure one people don't want to see. let's take a look out at san francisco this morning. no major fog there, yet. maybe it's on its way. let's check in with meteorologist kari hall. >> keep the coastal areas a little cool for today and we're also seeing clouds stretching inland, but overall no issues with visibility. let's get a look at our high temperatures for today, it's going to be much like it was over the weekend. if you're near the coast and parts of the inner bay, it's going to be cool, very mild for parts of the east bay, as well as the north bay. but it's a little bit warm compared to what we have coming our way for the rest of the week, reaching 82 in san jose, 88 in fairfield, while san francisco will stay in the 60s for this afternoon.

we'll talk about the cooldown ahead coming up. mike has been tracking one major hot spot in the bay area. that's right, both direction of highway 101 are closed. everything else throughout silicon valley are just fine. this is a deadly crash, multiple deaths related to this crash on 101 between fair oaks and lawrence expressway. both directions are blocked off for the investigation. the alternate is dwayne -- duane avenue. you still have to get to the on-ramp. this is highway 101 between fair oaks and lawrence expressway, closed until further notice. the rest of the bay looks nice as far as the early drive. highway 4 fine, there is a crash as you head up toward the carquinez bridge.

coming up, tesla promises its self-driving cars are going to drive more aggressively. what that means coming up. so the grand finale for one very special coach. we'll preview "the voice," which this week prepares to say good-bye to a ng-time show lo

right now at 5:15 on your monday morning, as you get ready

to head out, it is a clear start, temperatures nice and cool, low 50s, it's going to be a nice morning. we'll head for the mid-70s at noon and we'll talk about a cooler weekend coming up. we're looking at palo alto. 101 moves smoothly both directions in palo alto just north of university avenue. in sunnyvale, both directions of 101 are stopped. you cannot access through certain areas. we'll talk about the closure, the re-route and i'll give you the latest as far as any opening times and estimates they have. good morning. very happy monday to you. wall street, surprisingly, unruffled by the problems in washington, where we are that much closer to a historic default. meta has been fined a staggering $1.3 billion for breaking the rules set by the european union that it had to store eu citizens' data in the eu. applied materials will hold an

event today where it will give details about a $4 billion research chip plant in sunnyvale. applied makes the machines that make the chips. vice president kamala harris will be there hammering home the point that it wouldn't be possible without the bipartisan chips act signed into law by president biden, providing money for chip factories to be built in the u.s. today's announcement is a big deal, jobs, a factory three football fields long and research here. tesla says it will roll out updated software today for its autopilot that will be more aggressive, less conservative. >> look at that. wow. all the way to a stop. >> elon musk saying teslas would be less conservative on narrow roads like this one where a tesla panicked stopped where a car came at it in the other lane, the tesla not

understanding the situation a human driver would. tesla has been trying to strike a balance between safety and following the rules like a person driving would, for instance, for a while you could set the tesla to almost come to a stop at stop signs, a california stop, the way that californians stop. but it gets criticism for that and for things like this, not stopping for a pedestrian in the crosswalk. that you have to do. we can slow this video down. you can see the stop for pedestrian sign right there in the middle. a woman crossing on the left. ironically the person who posted this praised the self-driving car for passing through the crosswalk, saying the car had enough time to get by before the person crossed the lane. that's not how the law works. >> and the so-called ticketmaster bill has made its way to the california senate floor for a vote that would prohibit exclusivity between the

vendor and a concert could use someone else other than ticketmaster and ticketmaster can't stop them. this isn't a law yet, but it is an idea. >> if it makes it easier to get tickets, that would be nice. thank you, scott. season 23 of "the voice" ends this week with a two-part finale kicking off tonight. five finalists are still competing to win the show's top prize, $100,000, and a recording contract. the live show is tonight and tomorrow. finalists will perform in front of the coaches. the audience will then get a say in the winner. chance the rapper tells us that this competition really is a great test of the artists' musical talent. >> when you're on a show like "the voice," you get an opportunity to be face-to-face with artists, to really make dope reimaginings and reworkings

of classic music, and do it on a platform where it's going to 10 million plus households, just in this country. >> if you haven't already heard, this season is blake shelton's last, and you can catch the first part of the finale tonight at 8:00 right here on nbc bay area. >> what? >> blake shelton's last season, and reba is coming, too. >> we say it like that because we hear it all the time. >> we've been talking about it a lot. we've been also talking a lot about the nice weather across the bay area. it was beautiful over the weekend. some of the inland areas still got pretty hot. let's head to morgan hill where we're starting out at 54 degrees, also clouds moving by. we'll start to see the clouds rolling out by 8:00 to 9:00, and as we go through the rest of the day, sunshine and warming temperatures at noon. we're at 69 degrees. i don't know if it could get any more perfect than that. it's going to be warm as we reach into the low 80s. we'll see a high of 82 in dublin

and 85 in livermore, about the same in concord. for the north bay we're in the low to mid-80s today. if you go to san francisco, definitely cooler with some upper 60s for today with breezy winds, and a cooldown continues as we go throughout the week. as you're taking a look at that seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen, this will be the warmest day before we see cooler temperatures and also stronger winds moving in. we'll also see a mostly cloudy sky tomorrow, so in concord we'll reach 77 degrees, and 71 in hayward, while san mateo will see a high of about 66 degrees. on wednesday it's also watching those temperatures in many spots. upper 60s and low to mid-70s as you make your way into the valleys. as we go throughout the week, warm air continues, but we'll start to see cooler air dipping in and also that chance of daily showers and thunderstorms, especially over the sierra, and areas just to our north. if you saw the clouds in the distance over the weekend, we'll continue to see those clouds.

those are actually really tall thunderstorms that are developing over the sierra that we can see all the way to the bay area, because it is clear. so as we take a look at concord and some of our inland areas, look at the cooldown this week. we're going from 84 today to upper 60s by the end of the week, and the weekend is looking really nice with highs in the low 70s. if you're making plans to get outside, the cooler air will come in and hang out for quite a while. mike, you've been tracking that major crash in sunnyvale. >> this is what's going on, kari, because we have a live camera at the location. we can do that because 101 is closed in both directions. still working on at least one of the vehicles. there are a number of vehicles there. multi-vehicle crash. both directions closed. we're talking about the area between lawrence expressway and fair oaks. southbound slows a bit. you can use duane as your alternate and get back on at

lawrence expressway. you are also forced off the freeway northbound at lawrence expressway. that is the commute direction. notice folks are taking this road, lake haven. don't do that. if you can get south of the freeway, you can get to duane as well. that is a much smoother drive. right now it's moving nicely, traffic is light, at least in the related areas. we'll watch as that builds and i'll give you another alternate if you need it. the rest of the bay shows a typical pattern, but the portion of 101 through sunnyvale continues to be closed. back to you. >> rough when it's in both directions. 5:22. next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> you should wash your car before your next road trip. for safety reasons. i'm consumernvestigator chris i

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manual. aaa says drivers should plan frequent stops every 100 miles or two hours to remain alert. find interesting places to stretch your legs, that way you're not left just standing in a parking lot somewhere. breaking news here in the south bay, three people killed after a crash overnight, both directions of 101 shut down here in sunnyvale. the estimated timef o

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right now at 5:30, a deadly crash on a south bay freeway. details on the victims and just how long this crash will last. it's been a chaotic scene throughout the morning. that investigation is still going. this is "today in the bay." busy morning on the roads out there. thank you so much for joining us this morning. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez. laura garcia is off. we want to get right to bob redell live on highway 101. bob, are you getting a sense yet of how many cars are involved and how this all happened? >> reporter: yes, we are. good morning to you, kris and marcus. we're on northbound highway 101, which is shut down in both directions between the lawrence expressway and fair oaks avenue. we know there are at least four vehicles in the northbound direction that were involved in

this collision and two more on the southbound. this happened around 12:30 this morning. we know three people were killed and there are a number of chp officers on the scene collecting evidence. you can also see the people in the orange, those are caltrans workers trying to assess the damage. what happened, we know one vehicle hit the center divide and we believe what happened is debris from that center divide, the concrete went into the southbound direction, causing cars on that side to collide. then there was a chain reaction on the northbound side. we know there are at least six vehicles involved. it's hard to tell with the sun not completely up yet, but we know there's at least six and we know, unfortunately, there's three people that are dead. as far as the estimated time of reopening, a chp sergeant said it will be hours and it will be well into the morning commute. so we could be looking after 7:00, 8:00, possibly 9:00. we just don't know yet. and, again, so if you are

commuting in this area, if you're heading southbound on 101, you're going to have to get off at fair oaks avenue, and if you're heading northbound, you will have to get off at lawrence expressway and get back on at a side street. reporting live along northbound 101 in sunnyvale, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> bob, thank you. let's turn to our mike inouye who has been tracking the potential impact it's going to have on the morning commute. it is going to affect some people out there. >> it affected me. i was going southbound. the northbound side of 101 is the commute direction where the bulk of the traffic flow will be heading and we're seeing slowing already. you already see some back here in san jose as well. let's zoom into the area and we'll show this to you closer. here is the closure between fair oaks and lawrence expressway. lawrence expressway down here, the northbound side really backing up. you notice folks are taking this roadway, up lake haven. if you get southbound on lawrence and over to duane,

that's a better connecter. that will take you between fair oaks and lawrence expressway, a lot easier drive and a lot more fluid as far as the traffic flow. where bob was talking about, that is not as heavily impacted because that was opposite your commute. northbound is backed up and 237 is also starting to slow down as that is the commute direction, and anywhere north of 101, you're probably using that as an alternate because you're hearing about the hours-long closure that's been in place and likely for another couple of hours. big investigation, we're watching that for sunnyvale, north 101 slow through san jose and toward lawrence expressway. the rest of the bay is relatively calm, standard monday coming out of the altamont pass and throughout the east bay, contra costa county and into the north bay and san francisco. >> thank you. still no word from redwood city police on why officers last night blocked off an area downtown near jefferson and

marshal streets near the redwood city movie theatre. last night police were calling it an active investigation. happening today, the suspects tied to a freeway shooting that left a 5-year-old baby girl dead are set to appear in court. eliana died on april 8th after being hit by gunfire on interstate 880 in fremont. authorities arrested three suspects, two men, umberto, who are set to appear for a hearing. investigators have said all three men are gang members and that shooting was a case of mistaken identity. neighbors are talking about the terrifying moments following a deadly head-on crash in the south bay. it happened yesterday afternoon on fruitdale and leigh avenues. moments after the crash, the video shows smoke coming from the white car there.

neighbors say they rushed in with crowbars to try to help get the driver out. >> it was a scary moment because we didn't know if the car was going to explode because the white car was on fire. we were trying to break the windows. >> the driver of that car was sent to the hospital, one person in the other car died. firefighters did have to use the jaws of life for more people trapped in the car. no update on survivors. santa clara county deputies are investigate ago discovery of a car partially submerged in steven creek reservoir in cupertino. the team pulled that vehicle from the water late last night. the vehicle was empty, no victims were found. it's still unclear how long that car had been there. it is 5:36 and we're looking live at downtown san jose and a little bit of cloud cover there, but otherwise a lovely forecast. >> it's going to be still warm

as we go into the afternoon for some of our inland areas. let's head to san ramon and take a look at the trend. cool start, of course, as we typically see with clouds rolling by. we start out in the low 50s. as we go into late morning we see the sky clearing, temperatures warming up. at noon we're at 74 degrees. as we take a look at all of our microclimates, we'll reach into the mid-80s from the inland parts of the east bay from tri-valley to concord and then up to santa rosa, expecting a high of 84 degrees. we'll be at a comfortable 71 in san mateo, mountain view reaching 80 degrees, 82 for san jose and morgan hill, and along the coastline it's mostly in the 60s today. we will be cooling off over the next few days. i'll have a look at that in a few minutes. mike is still keeping us updated on the crash in sunnyvale. >> it's a serious situation, as far as traffic flow and human lives. both directions of 101 are closed between fair oaks and

lawrence expressway. this is the northbound drive. we're starting at before you get to great american parkway in the northbound direction out of santa clara. once you can get over to central expressway, that's probably a better route, a longer workaround. the big deal is duane, that's your option, but central expressway will take you northbound from farther south near the airport. the rest of the south bay moves smoothly. typical build for north 101 through san jose. same thing for the try valley, out of the altamont pass. the bay bridge, there are not metering lights just yet, but we are looking at a build between the westbound direction. haze, but as you're driving just fine. our cameras are trying to see through the haze, but the drive is doing all right. no surprises. back to you. >> thanks, mike. sadly, not a day goes by that we don't hear about a teenager dying because of

fentanyl. in fact, fentanyl overdoses kill more 18 to 45-year-olds than car crashes or cancer. >> and now a high school student is using his skills to get the word out to his fellow students about the dangers of fentanyl. nbc's garvin thomas shares his story in our bay area proud. >> i wanted to share a story about a south bay teenager who is hoping to spread the word among his peers about the dangers of fentanyl. a junior at los gatos high school and already incredibly skilled at video production. you can see the highlight reels he does for high school sports teams. but kyle wants to use his skills to help his community, too. that's why he made "fentanyl high" a documentary about the drug epidemic that kills thousands of teenagers every year. >> there are plenty of peers that i know who struggle with drugs currently, or who have struggled with drugs. >> you can experience the whole story at nbcbayarea.com/bay area

proud, as well as hundreds of other stories of people being good to each other in the bay area. pushing to the highest court in the nation. coming up on "today in the bay," a top east bay lawmaker, also a current senate contender, leads a new case in calls to reform the supreme court. inconsistencies that she argues congress must address immediately. >> we're still really far from a presidential election, but there are new contenders this week. >> plus -- ♪♪ ♪ manic monday ♪ >> wish it was sunday ♪ >> you can't have a manic monday without the sunday scaries. ahead, we have tips on how you can help to beat your workweek blues. stay with us. you're watching "today in the bay."

good monday morning. it is 5:42. let's get a live look outside in san francisco. we're seeing the fog rolling away with a mostly clear morning, 53 degrees and a slow warm-up as we head for the mid-60s at noon. our inland areas still warm this afternoon. we'll talk about that in the microclimate forecast coming up. a live look at highway 101 through sunnyvale.

this is the reason why the entire freeway, both directions, continues to be closed in sunnyvale. at about 12:30 there was a horrible crash, multiple vehicles and multiple people killed. we're following the progress on the highway and i'm talking you through how you have to get to work if you're traveling north or south on highway 101 through sunnyvale. strong words from barbara lee, calling for an overhaul of the u.s. supreme court. lee appeared yesterday at an event arguing changes are needed to restore the court's balance and democracy. specifically she wants to see additional seats to be added. there have been nine justices since the middle of the 1800s. lee claims that the court's conservative judges are acting without ethics, nor accountability. >> i've witnessed political gamesmanship, i've seen more ethics scandals than i can

count. but let me tell you, i've never been more fearful for the future of our highest court than i am today. >> lee is also calling for term limits instead of electing supreme court justices for life and wants any reports of ethics violations to be vest gaded. president biden cut his overseas trip short to return to washington. the treasury is talking about who will and won't get paid. >> at some point janet yellen says june 1st, the u.s. will stop paying out money as promised. details on that in a second. in the meantime, president biden landed back at the white house, cutting his asian trip off early. disappointing allies, but returning today to conduct face-to-face negotiations with republican leaders. by now everybody should know the positions of the two sides. president biden says the u.s. should honor its debts, pay its

bills, no conditions, the same way you don't put conditions on your credit card payment or mortgage payments. you promise to pay, you spent their money, you pay. raising the debt ceiling allows government to borrow the money it's already promised to pay for things it already bought. republicans say they won't raise the debt ceiling without new cuts in government spending. lots of people think the government overspends and it's absolutely true, the government does spend more money than it brings in. pretty much no matter who is president. all the way back to bill clinton, the only modern president to eliminate the deficit. republicans promised to spend less but they also bring in less money, generally, which creates the exact same problem, there's still less money than spending. the tax cuts put into place during the early days of the trump administration increased the deficit by trillions, and that was even before the onset of the covid pandemic. speaking of trump, south carolina senator tim scott will

launch a campaign to challenge trump for the presidential nomination. one of scott's big achievements was the creation of opportunity zones, encouraging development in underserved communities. and later this week we do expect florida governor ron desantis to announce his own candidacy. >> thank you very much. this is myopia awareness week and experts have important advice on preserving your child's healthy vision. it starts with getting them outside. myopia is better known as near sightedness and happens when the eyeballs grow too long too fast, front to back. it makes it harder to see objects far away. more than 43% of americans have myopia and childrens' rates are

on the rise. it's recommended children spend less time in front of their screens and more time outside. >> in the presence of bright light there's a chemical that gets released called dopamine and dopamine is a strong stop signal for the eye to grow at that accelerated rate, which is that problem of myopia. >> he recommends one eye exam for children between 6 and 12 months and then another between 3 and 5 years of age and then annual exams after that. trending this morning, a movie from a classic franchise is spending away from all of the others. >> in terms of the weekend box office, we're talking about the tenth installment of the "fast and furious" franchise, which was quite successful this weekend. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> the action moves are amazing.

it debuted with $319 million worldwide, the second best film debuted this year behind super mario brothers. total "fast and furious" movies, they have grossed more than $6 billion worldwide, making it the most profitable film franchise ever and we should note that the movies are produced by universal pictures, which is owned by our parent company here at nbc bay area. >> i don't drive like that. >> believe her if you want. she doesn't, not that fast. 5 miles less. if you're already struggling on this monday morning, and a lot of people are, you may be one of the many people who experience the so-called sunday scaries. now, those are those jitters that you may get when you are thinking about returning to work on monday. >> all of the things you have to do before monday, garfield said it best, mondays can be tough. a recent study found 75% of americans say they get the

sunday scaries. the expert advice, make sure your sunday includes something physical and fun, try to avoid planning big meetings or tasks for the first thing on monday. >> i get that. my mondays are chill. >> i like to wrap it up early, go to the grocery store. i try to do everything and be prepared and then we eat takeout because i'm too tired. >> our house is the same. kari, sunday scaries? >> absolutely. and i was telling mike, i had a hard time going to sleep last night. >> me, too. >> i think that's part of it, your mind starts to race. i don't know. >> it wasn't the weather that kept you awake? >> no, it was so nice over the weekend and we got a lot done. we were able to go out to the livermore street fest that was happening and we had a baby shower to attend. the weather was beautiful and as we take a look at san rafael this morning, we are seeing a few clouds overhead, a little

bit of light, patchy fog. nothing too bad in terms of visibility this morning. it's going to warm up quite a bit again today. this will be our warmest day of the week. we're seeing san jose headed for 82 degrees, 84 in los gatos, and then moving toward the east bay, upper 70s, low 80s, fremont reaching 80 degrees. we'll see mid-60s for oakland and vallejo reaching 74. in san mateo, we're looking at a high of about 71, compare that to the 61 in daly city. it's one of those days where from one part of the city to the other there's a big range in temperatures. we'll definitely see that, as we typically do in san francisco. for the north bay, 70 for a high in mill valley, 84 in santa rosa. and we're going to see a cooldown, cooler air starting to settle in as we go throughout the week. each and every day we could see thunderstorms developing over the sierra. if you're in parts of the east bay yesterday, even in the north

bay, you could see some clouds in the distance. those were the thunderstorms firing up over the sierra. we can see them so far away because the sky was clear, and we're going to continue to see the trend throughout the week. let's head to santa rosa with a look at the trend over the next several days, upper 70s today, mid-60s by the end of the week. there will be a big cooldown with some spots only reaching into the low 70s for our warmer spots inland. so it's going to be cooler after today. mike, do you still have the closure on highway 101? >> we do. here is a live look. the investigation continues. they have not moved either of these vehicles. a number of vehicles reported, five to seven i saw in one of the entries for the report. this is both directions of highway 101. bob redell is at the scene continuing to gather details as they are revealed to us, as well as the status for lanes. as we look at the map, we're talking about 101, both directions between lawrence

expressway and fair oaks avenue. an alternate is duane. the northbound side is jamming up beyond the edge of the map. it starts back in santa clara, so you're going to have to get down to central expressway, which will take you past the scene. the rest of the commute looks standard, including the bay bridge where the metering lights have kicked? >> thanks, mike. organizers in san francisco are calling for volunteers to head up the twin peaks annual pink triangle. people are needed to help set up the site to help tear down after pride month is over. the symbol was first used toy nazis to identify gay men and it commemorates those in the lgbtq community who have faced discrimination. the annual lighting ceremony takes place june 17th. there is a link with details on how to sign up on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >> miley cyrus ready to put

touring in her rearview mirrrro. ♪♪ >> still aheadad on "totoday in bay,"" what's trendingng, inclug her reaeason for avoidingg the crowds and packed arenas ahead of her latest album. >> then at 6:00, vice president kamala harris returns to the bay area and we're breaking down what's on tap for her latest visit and her focus on silicon valley. and a quick reminder, you can now watch nbc bay area news wherever you want. we're streaming on roku, amazon fire, samsung tv+ and xumo. there you can watch live breaking news, news conferences and repeats of our

♪♪ ♪ i can buy myself flowers ♪ >> we are taking a look at what's trending this morning. if you were looking forward to miley cyrus' concert tour, well, stop hoping. she says she is not going to hit the road to promote her new album. in an interview with british

"vogue," she says singing for hundreds of thousands of people isn't really a thing that i love. there's no connection, there's no safety, it's not natural. it's so isolating because you're in front of 100,000 people, then you are all alone. she last toured nine years ago and counting, apparently. >> that's a part of show business. as a fan -- >> it's not like going to your 9:00 to 5:00 job, you're leaving for a year and a half. >> that's like us saying i don't want to do public appearances because it's too many people. it's not fair to -- >> to the people. >> speaking personally, my public appearances don't generally get $100,000. >> i wish. >> sometimes it's more than one. >> you're just having a picnic, oh, okay. >> there is another artist who thinks a little bit differently. taylor swift is selling out her concert arenas across the country and it sounds like she

may be kind of saving lives as well. take a look. ♪♪ ♪ i'm so sick of running ♪ ♪ as fast as i can ♪ >> you probably wonder, so the american heart association just called her song "the man" the perfect tempo to perform cpr. experts saying the song was 100 to 120 beats her minute and can help a person keep the correct pace while deeply pressing down on a person. the list includes "staying alive" and "dancing queen". >> you have to reach all generations. if you have a teenager, "staying alive", they're like, what? >> that is good to know. >> a special playlist. we all know a lot of people,

now, i had a room mate in college named kyle and this would have come in handy, because if you know people named kyle, chances are all of you know a guy named kyle and it's possible that they visited kyle, texas, over the wen. the city of kyle attempted to break the world record of gatherings of people with the same name. only people with the name kyle spelled like this city were allowed to attend. and even with 1,800 kyles, kyle fell well short of making history. in the book of world records, the gathering was 2,300 ivans in bosnia in 2017. >> i don't know anyone named kyle. >> fun fact, there is a marcus washington in the state of washington. >> all the