to come up with adaptations to make it resilient against the changes in the system. >> you can learn more about this update and our climate in crisis series. visit our website, nbcbayarea.com, and click on the climate in crisis tab. >> thank you, kari. well, may is mental health awareness month and we are moving you forward with more on how to combat childhood loneliness. >> a study by the american institute recently found that 39% of gen-z and 35% of millennials reported feeling lonely at least once a week growing up. the nonprofit literacy group called reach out and read suggests the simple act of just reading to your child can help counter feelings of isolation. when advocate we spoke to says reading to your child can help create a feeling of connection. >> what reading does, particularly with small children, and it reinforces to

the child that they're very important, that we see them, that we love them, that we care for them, enough to spend that time talking with them, teaching them from the book, cuddling up, having a laugh, having a giggle. it really creates a strong sense of i matter, i belong, and someone cares for me. >> reach out and read is based in boston with a branch here in the bay area. the organization teams up with pediatricians to help expose young children to books. they can't sit on my lap, but now i try to find books i read when i was a teenager, so at least we share reading that way. >> and growing up as an only child, i didn't experience that, but i had an imagination that took me different places. books do that as well. >> very much so. right now at 6:00, all new this morning, walgreens reaching a settlement with customers who received faulty theranos blood tests, with one week out until elizabeth holmes heads to

prison, we break down what's next and those believing they have a claim, what they should do. >> a possible threat against the white house. all new details we're learning about a late-night uhaul crash, leading to an arrest. >> i'm thrilled, this is going to be a great thing for our city, for the whole south bay. >> a big win for the entire bay area, super bowl will be returning to levi's stadium. how much the bay area stands to benefit and the excitement already building. this is "today in the bay." >> super bowl, sfwoel! . >> already excited about it. it is coming. >> halftime show, halftime show! we've got three years to prepare, guys. >> good tuesday morning to you. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. we'll check the morning commute. we've got to stick to the day job. how is the weather looking?

>> i think we should stick to the day job permanently. >> we've got this halftime show town. rihanna who? >> five, six, seven, eight! >> we've got some great weather, and i think that's part of the reason why you want to bring the super bowl back here. it's going to be in the mid-50s as you step out the door in martinez, it's also windy. we're seeing gusty winds picking up as a cold front sweeps through the bay area. it's going to drop those temperatures for later today. we're going to see that sunshine coming back. so take a look at martinez. 71 degrees, it's going to be beautiful out there today. make some time to get outside. if you don't have the chance today, you'll have the next several days. we'll talk more about that coming up. mike, how is the backup out of oakland? >> it's fine. folks are going to join in right here. the crash by the coliseum heading away from the bay bridge is cleared for the most part. just mild slowing.

there is a build on the upper eastshore freeway, and that may be because of a fire. it's a roadside fire in the eastbound direction and we traditionally see slowing around hilltop anymore. we do see the build heading toward richmond. the other crash is eastbound, andd we're watching that. over to you. >> thanks so much. new this morning, walgreens is settling a lawsuit surrounding faulty theranos blood tests. "today in the bay"'s bob redell joins us live in pleasanton with a lot more information. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. walgreens has reached a tentative settlement agreement with the customers who received those theranos blood tests from their stores in arizona and here in california. this three-page joint notice of settlement was filed yesterday in the u.s. district court in arizona. the plaintiffs in the suit against walgreens claim the drugstore chain was, quote, willfully blind to fraud at the company, fraud at theranos. documents show lawyers for

walgreens and consumers expect to submit a request for court approval in about three weeks. terms of the settlement have not yet been disclosed and it's not clear what this means for customers who have a claim after using those tests. walgreens had a partnership with theranos to offer the tests at their stores. theranos founder elizabeth holmes is set to begin serving a more than 11-year prison sentence next week. last week a federal appeals court rejected her bid to remain out of prison while she attempts to overturn her january 2022 conviction on four felony counts of fraud and conspiracy. holmes' lawyers got the judge to allow her to wait until may 30th to report to prison while she sorts out several issues, including child care for her 1-year-old son and 3-month-old daughter. she won a reprieve with a last-minute legal maneuver that gave her more time with her children. her punishment includes $452

million in restitution. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> so much to this story. thanks for the latest. new details this morning, federal authorities have now already charged a man they say crashed his uhaul truck into the white house gates. last night the secret service says the man breached security barriers on the north side of lafayette square. right now investigators are calling this an intentional act. the unidentified driver is facing charges, including threatening to kill, kidnap or inflict harm on the president. authorities say that they did find a nazi flag inside that truck. no one was hurt. >> happening today, a new legal hearing surrounding the violent altercation between a former san francisco fire commissioner and an unhoused man. don carmignani was hospitalized with a fractured skull after being hit last month with a metal bar. authorities arrested and later released the unhoused man after carmignani failed to show up to

testify for a preliminary hearing. public defenders released videos claiming carmignani attacked several unsheltered people with bear spray, which his attorneys flatly deny. some believe prosecutors say be ready to drop the charges. also today, san francisco leaders are expected to vote on a resolution asking state and federal authorities to review the recent deadly shooting at a market street al greens. on april 27th the security guard shot and killed suspected shoplifter banko brown. supervisor aaron peskin last week called for the state attorney general and department of justice to review the evidence. some of the fellow supervisors have announced plans to support the measure during today's meeting. today the bay area remembering an iconic drag queen, heklina. the legendary performer found dead in her london hotel room

last month, she was just 55 years old. organizers are calling this heklina, a memorial, she would have hated this. that is the title. it includes an outdoor drag performance and indoor memorial service, and an outdoor telecast of that service. also, castro street will be closed between 18th and market. this is from noon until midnight. that memorial starts at 6:00 p.m. well, the super bowl now officially set to return to the bay area and leaders already forecasting a big payout. now, the nfl yesterday making it official, super bowl lx will take place at levi's in february of 2026 and it will air right here on nbc bay area. team leaders expect visitors will spend more than $250 million in san francisco, as well as santa clara. mayor matt mahan among those already looking ahead. >> we've got more of the population, more of the wealth, and we're where the stadium is

located. so our world class airport is literally a five-minute drive from the stadium, we're the only big city with direct transit lines to the stadium. >> and like last time, most super bowl week activities will be happening in san francisco, but this time the city leaders say they have another facility at their disposal. you may remember just the last time they were just starting on the chase center work there for super bowl 50 when it took place. >> look how far we've come. you always see the picturesque skylines. look at that cloud cover hovering over the bay area today, bringing those temperatures down. kari has a look at our forecast. that's our usual marine layer we see sliding in keeping the temperatures down, as you mentioned. you're going to feel the cooldown, especially this afternoon. starting out in the mid-50s, partly cloudy at 11:00, 10:00, and then we see it clearing out as we go throughout the day,

only reaching about 70 degrees. we're going to see low to mid-70s for some of our warmer spots inland. compare that to yesterday, it could be as cool as 10 degrees lower than yesterday. we're not feeling much of a difference in san francisco, still headed for the low to mid-60s. in the north bay we're seeing 60s and low 70s in the forecast through the end of the week. we'll talk more about the cooldown and what's ahead coming up. mike has a look at lower numbers for gas prices. >> looking far and wide. we'll go all the way over to this side of the map, the best in the area just on the other side of the altamont pass, $3.95 at marathon on 11th street in tracy. in silicon valley we have sunnyvale, national petroleum at $4.09. and san mateo city, lowest price reported by gasbuddy.com is south delaware street's arco, $4.29 a gallon. thank you for sharing those prices with us. we see a relatively smooth

drive, we'll take you over here toward the east bay, southbound 880 at stevenson. an earlier crash may have cleared but there's slowing south of the dumbarton bridge and slowing toward the san mateo bridge out of oakland. the earlier crashes from cleared from hayward and oakland itself. i've circled a new incident, west 80 just about golden gate field and the merge off the richmond bridge. >> thank you, mike. 6:10 this morning. a day of fun ends with a scary rescue. this is all caught on camera. >> don't be an idiot, don't be like me. listen to your parents, do not go in the water. >> one teenager's fight to survive before first responders arrived and his warning to everyone ahead of the holiday weekend. >> do listen to your parents. in fact, the surgeon general this morning has a warning for parents about social media. let's take you out to the futures and see what wall street thinks of the latest

negotiations. still not a whole lot of movement. >> and a great reminder, it is never too late to achieve those dreams. we're going to meet a 72-year-old who just walked the stage for graduation. keep it he. you're wreat

right now on this tuesday morning, it is 6:14, and we're taking a look at our east bay

forecast for fremont as you're heading to work. temperatures in the mid-50s and it is a cloudy start, but we are going to clear out as we typically see by late morning. we'll reach into the upper 60s and you're going to notice that it's going to be a cooler day compared to yesterday. the cooling trend continues. more on that coming up in a few minutes. we're doing just fine on the san mateo bridge. no rush, but it's the morning commute. westbound at speed heading to the peninsula. we're talking about the build on the east bay feeding onto 92. we'll see how the slowdowns are clearing up. good morning. very happy tuesday to you. apple just announced a multi-billion deal with qualcomm to put chips in phones. a default is not baked into these numbers, but we're running out of time. take a look at this. yelp at $32 a share. there's pressure from one of the company's investors to sell the

company to angi, the former angie's list. he thinks yelp could get $70 a share or more. the "wall street journal" was the first to report that. the investor also thinks yelp's founder and ceo makes too much money. tiktok is suing the state of montana. you remember montana passed a law earlier this month that would ban tiktok in the state for everybody. it's not been clear how the state would enforce the ban, which starts next year. tiktok claims some of the more obvious reasons for fighting the ban, starting with the first amendment. it also says it's being punished for something it hasn't done. many politicians accuse tiktok of conspiring with the chinese government, but nobody has ever proved it. >> the u.s. surgeon general issuing a broader warning about social networks in general. >> we have a youth mental health crisis in our country and i'm very concerned that social media has become a contributor to that crisis. >> surgeon general murthy will

be on the "today" show coming up at 7:00. >> changes in the streaming world as well. as of this morning, hbo becomes max. the hbo name goes away forever, but it adds discovery content. showtime also changing, combining with paramount, probably best known as the maker of "yellowstone." it's been very hard for streaming services to make money, that includes our peacock network. but media companies are sure the streaming is the future. it will be strange to have a world without hbo. if you're younger, you wouldn't even know it's home box office. i remember when we got cable for the first time and you could watch a movie in your house without commercials. >> yeah, without going to rent one. >> i'm not even sure if they had rentals yet. >> remember the brown box? >> after the news i'll tell you a story about that brown box. nothing that's not safe for work.

>> i don't know when you're talking about and i don't want to know. >> just an only child. thanks, scott. new this morning, a recall from the maker of a popular waffle machine over concerns that it can send dangerous hot batter flying. the company is recalling about 500,000 powerlx stuffed wafflizer makers, over reports of the machine ejecting battery. 34 incidents led to burn injuries. it was sold at stores including walmart, kohl's and best buy between july of 2021 and last october. consumers should stop using the machine until they receive a part that can fix the problem. >> kind of crazy, the batter flies out. a grateful california man crediting rescuers for saving

his life after he nearly drowned in a sacramento river. he says he and three friends went rafting monday when the current suddenly pulled him downstream and he was not wearing a life jacket. he managed to grab onto a tree to prevent getting pushed along the rushing water. he says he hopes other people learn from his mistake and near-death experience. >> my adrenaline was kicking in. i was gripping that thing for dear life. i'm glad that tree was stable. if it wasn't, i wouldn't be here and i don't think anybody should be doing that, either. i could have died and i don't want to die. don't be an idiot, don't be like me. listen to your parents, do not go in the water. >> sacramento area first responders are calling this a good reminder to stay out of the water right now due to the extreme snowmelt, especially with memorial day weekend right

around the corner. so many people will be tempted to hit the rivers, but those currents are way too strong. we've seen deaths in other parts of the state. >> got to be careful. one man who can tell you firsthand you're never too old to learn something new. >> a 72-year-old georgia man just received his college degree with his 90-year-old mother watching. [ cheers and applause ] >> graduated with honors, too. earlier this month he received a degree in cinema and media arts from georgia's gwinnett college. he took a different path than the rest of his classmates. he says he wasn't interested in college when he first graduated high school in the '60s. but after a slew of jobs, he actually jumped at the chance to get a degree. he says he's grateful not only for his education, but for the friendships that he's made along the way and other students and faculty.

>> i love that. no stopping you. good for him. well, graduating to another level weather-wise, meteorologist kari hall has a look at what we can expect this week. karl is sticking around, i know that for a fact. >> it's going to be foggy at the golden gate bridge and in san francisco low clouds that will linger and keeping our temperatures cooler. let's head to the north bay with a look at where we're starting our morning. 51 degrees. we'll see temperatures in the 50s over the next few hours and a gradual warm-up today as the sky clears out. take a look at the seven-day forecast. it's coming up at the bottom of the screen. it's going to show you us how the next several days will shape up. we're going to have some much more comfortable weather, high temperatures in the upper 60s and low 70s today. check out san mateo, 66 degrees. you're really going to feel the difference in the inland valleys, where yesterday we were reaching into the mid-80s. today we're talking about 75 in livermore. look at morgan hill, 68.

that's the high temperature for today. so much cooler and it's going to remain comfortable for those afternoons over the next several days. breezy winds, starting out with clouds and then seeing the sun coming out. we have a cold front moving through the state producing some rain farther off toward the north and east, missing us here in the bay area. we are getting the cooler temperatures and also a heads-up that if you will be traveling across the region, there will be showers farther to the north, also over the sierra going into the weekend. we could see these pop-up showers and thunderstorms developing each day into next week. but here at home we're going to have a significant cooldown with walnut creek going from mid-80s to start out the week to highs in the mid-60s for thursday and friday. and the weekend into memorial day is looking so nice. we can all leave the air-conditioning off and we'll continue to see sunshine in the forecast inland, highs in the low 70s. we do maybe need the heater in

san francisco near the coast, where highs only reach 60 degrees. mike, you've got a few slow spots in the east bay. >> one will be the bay bridge toll plaza. we have the lanes closest to the hov lanes still not fully backed up. it's not packed in. that's great news. it's a smooth drive coming off of the maze. farther up, we have a disabled vehicle still affecting traffic toward golden gate field. i think there's still one lane blocked. typical slowing for the rest of the map. up until a few seconds ago we had slowing, on 24 and a crash blocking one arena. next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> an art afficionado is not a fan of an auctioneer's switcheroo, so he wants his money back. we're going to help him, and maybe you, too. i'm consumer investigator chris

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dali piece. but when it was shipped to his home, jonathan found something else in the box. >> it was a copy, flat out it was not the same exact art. >> he turned to us to get his money back and he's not the only viewer we've helped. tonight at 11:00, we'll explain what we did and share the gallery's take, an art pro will weigh in with savvy advice to protect yourself in case an auctioneer convinces you to attend an art sale. scan the qr code on your screen to fill out our consumer complaint form online and i'll join you again tonight at 11:00. >> thanks, chris. next the top stories we're following today, including addressing san francisco's open air drug market. the unusual meeting happening today involving mayor london breed and its location right at the very heart of the problem. >> reporter: the mpox virus has not gone away and it's concerning some health experts.

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senseless and horrific act of violence. the homicide of a 10-year-old little girl. >> right now at 6:30, a family tragedy in the east bay. a child police say was stabbed to death by her own mother. what they're revealing about the ongoing investigation. >> bracing for a possible summer

mpox resurgence. we're moving you forward this morning with that warning from one man now living with the disease and the steps you can take to stay protected. >> putting extended parking meter hours on hold. the key resolution san francisco leaders are now considering. this is "today in the bay." a very good tuesday morning to you. 6:30 right now. thanks for starting your day with us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. time to get a look at the forecast before you head out. meteorologist kari hall has a look at that and it's looking nice out there. >> it's looking nice but starting out cloudy. we will eventually see sunshine and cooler temperatures today. looking really great as the forecast heads into our memorial day holiday weekend. let's get you out the door for work this morning with a look at gilroy. we're going to see a mostly cloudy morning through at least 10:00 to 11:00, and then we see the sun peeking out, the temperatures warm up much more slowly than we've seen the past

few days. high temperatures, upper 60s today, as clouds linger a lot longer there for the tri-valley. it will clear up a little more quickly, it will reach into the low to mid-70s. north bay, spots like napa reaching 68 degrees. we'll talk more about the cooler weather in the forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks, kari. we are learning more about an unthinkable tragedy in oakland, a little girl stabbed to death by her own mother. >> her father is said to be too heartbroken to speak. neighbors are bewildered by the violence. kris sanchez joins us with more. they're saying this could have been avoided, they had problems at that house. >> we say it could have been prevented because we know that police officers had responded to that home for trouble in the past and it was known that the woman had a mental health condition. the little girl lived in this apartment in the 4500 block of bancroft avenue with her mother

and mother's boyfriend. her dad's parents, her paternal grandparents lived in the apartment just below. when officers arrived yesterday they had to force their way into the apartment, and that's where they found the little girl stabbed in the neck and it was too late to save her. her mother was stabbing herself with a different knife, her father too distraught to speak. >> the mother killed her, the mom is in the hospital, i've got the real father standing here with his family member. >> as a parent, i know that there's nothing more that tears at the heart than the loss of a child. >> reporter: now, the child's mother is in critical condition. again, she allegedly had a mental health disorder. she is still in the hospital. we will continue to follow this investigation for you, but we'll remind you that there is help, and if you know someone who is in crisis or if you, yourself, are in crisis, you can call 988 or text to talk with a mental

health professional. back to you. >> such a sad story there. kris, thanks for the very latest. we also have a follow-up for you, later today the chp plans to update its investigation on that high-speed crash that happened yesterday. it was a deadly chain-reaction crash that closed highway 101 in both directions in sunnyvale. we brought it to you yesterday on "today in the bay" all morning long as breaking news. sadly, three people died, five others were injured in two crashes. investigators say it started when a car traveling northbound hit the center divide. more cars crashed southbound and some drivers exited their cars, including the people who died. the chp is now looking into claims of high-speed racing prior to the crash, but so far speed is not being listed as a factor in this crash. the chp is telling people that you should most likely never get out of your car if you are in an accident. we are moving you forward this morning on the mpox virus,

a medical expert saying that now is the time to actually get the vaccine if you haven't already done so. so the cdc right now, a new cluster of the virus being detected in parts of the country, even among those who already are vaccinated. ginger conejero saab is live for us this morning, and, ginger, i know the infection numbers are nowhere near where they were last year. some health experts are telling people they should get that vaccine if they haven't done so because they are worried about this. >> reporter: that's right, marcus. good morning to you. the cdc also putting out some reminders and a warning of that possibility. the cdc issuing a reminder that people high at risk should get vaccinated for the mpox virus. there are several reasons why. this comes after earlier this month at least 21 people in chicago caught the virus. now, the people that were in

chicago, that cluster, most of them were partially or fully vaccinated, so it's led to some questions about the waning immunity of the vaccine. here in the bay area there are also some new cases after six months without reporting a case, san mateo county has a new mpox case. i spoke with one doctor that says she's worried we're just a spark away from another outbreak. >> there remains a persistent low level of disease activity throughout the country, as well as in various parts of the world, and it's very concerning that that persistent level is occurring because there's a potential then that at any given moment that a spark can set it off and we can see another outbreak. >> now, dr. park says awareness of the low-level disease is key in keeping a resurgence at bay. she encourages vaccinations, especially those high at risk, because the immunocompromised extend to have severe disease. now, to address this, san

francisco department of health has been administering first and second doses. they did so earlier this month at soma second saturday celebration, and also a vaccine walk-up clinic at san mateo central park will happen on june 10th. you can check in with your primary care physician and health departments for other vaccine options. ginger conejero saab, "today in the bay." >> thank you. we're now hearing from gle kuiper, fired for a racial slur on air. the a's were playing in kansas city. he was chatting about his visit to the negro league baseball museum when the racial slur occurred. later in the game he apologized, saying it didn't come out quite the way he wanted it to. the next day, kuiper issued another apology. nbc sports california suspended him, pending an internal review,

and yesterday the network made the decision to part ways with kuiper. kuiper released a statement saying in part, i sincerely apologize to everyone hurt by this. it was a terrible, but honest miss pronunciation and i take full responsibility. please know racism is in no way a part of me. it has never been and it never will be. a spokesperson for nbc sports california said, quote, following an internal review the decision has been made for nbc sports california to end its relationship with glen kuiper effective immediately. we thank glen for his dedication to bay area baseball over the years. according to a source with knowledge of the situation, the decision was made in part based on information uncovered in that internal review. but it was also based on other factors. we should note nbc sports california is our sister station. happening today in san francisco, leaders stage an unusual event at one of the city's opioid hot spots, united

nations plaza. this is where supervisor aaron peskin recently requested the board hold its monthly question and answer session, the plaza often called ground zero with drug use and drug dealing. city leaders agree much more needs to be done to address the problem. the question is how. today's event takes place at 2:00 this afternoon ahead of the board meeting and then later today supervisors will debate a new resolution asking for federal help in tackling the crisis. san francisco leaders are also today considering a formal resolution requesting transit leaders tap the brakes on plans to extend parking meter hours. that's what vta plans to do starting in july. supporters say that it would increase city revenue by close to $20 million. opponents are arguing it will further impact already struggling businesses trying to recover from the pandemic.

peskin is calling for an independent report weighing the cost of the implement, as well as plans with the revenue forecasts, the increase. it is 6:39 on your tuesday morning. taking a peek outside in san rafael in the north bay. seeing the cloud cover to start our bay area morning. it's nice and refreshing out there. kari has a look at our forecast. >> that's definitely san jose, as we take a look outside. and we are going to start out with clouds this morning all around the bay area. look at walnut creek right now. we are seeing some breaks in the clouds and it's going to take a while before it really clears out. a beautiful day. if you have the day off or are able to enjoy more time out there, go for a hike. it's going to start out with temperatures in the mid-50s. at 11:00 it's 64 degrees and we only reach into the low 70s today. we don't usually see this for the end of may, but we are going to have cooler than normal temperatures for many microclimates as we get this cold front dipping in. we'll talk about what's ahead in

a few minutes. mike, what's going on on highway 24? >> there was an earlier hit-and-run. it sounds dramatic, but one vehicle left the scene, so if you saw anything, call it in. there's still activity on the shoulder and possibly blocking the slow lane. so watch for the activity, for the slowing heading toward the caldecott. it's unexpectedly slow for that one portion of 24. the rest of the east bay shows traditional push and directions. it's tuesday, a little lighter than tomorrow's commute. tonight we predicted a closing because we were told about it getting from alameda to the oakland side. you're going to have to use bridges. that traditionally happens when they do scheduled maintenance for the posy tube. the rest of the day shows a smooth drive. north 17 they're doing roadway inspection, so there will be crews heading north. back to you. >> thanks, mike. 6:41. a volcano spewing gas, smoke and

ash in mexico. all new video showing its fury and the new warning to people who live there. >> in washington they say they're progressing, they say it's positive, but still no deal on the debt ceiling. why are they negotiating at all, some are asking. >> and a sweet treat for the class of 2023 to tell you about. we're going to tell you where and when graduates can score a free

bay area right now on this tuesday morning, it's 6:44, and let's head over to the east bay. martinez, it's a windy start to the day. but it is mostly clear, temperatures in the mid-50s. it will continue to be windy today because we have a cold front dropping in and cooler air is settling in as we speak. we're going to talk about what to expect around the bay area in our microclimate forecast coming up. on the peninsula side, there is some haze. we're watching for that, a smooth drive along 101, 280 between the city and the south bay. we'll see how the east bay is building. there are a couple of spots i'm watching. this morning there is still no progress on the debt ceiling as america edges closer to default. >> scott mcgrew joins us, nine days remain. >> nine days and that counts today. i'm counting today because it's still morning in washington. they have today to work on it.

president biden met with speaker mccarthy at the white house on monday, after president biden cut his meetings with foreign leaders early and returned to washington. both sides sounded positive, but the only positive outcome is going to be avoiding default. here is speaker mccarthy. >> i felt we had a productive discussion. we don't have an agreement yet, but i did feel the discussion was productive in areas that we have differences of opinion. >> now, there is some second-guessing in washington about whether biden should have negotiated at all. remember, the president's position is the u.s. pays its debts. it honors its word. the debt ceiling has to be lifted with no debate. some in democratic leadership are now thinking in retrospect, by entering into negotiations, biden is saying those concepts that america's promises are promises, are themselves

negotiatable. other news, kari lake has suffered her last and final defeat. she claimed she was the true governor of arizona. a court yesterday said lake did not prove any of her claims that the election was anything but fair and square. >> donald trump called e. jean carroll names while he was doing that town hall on cnn, right after he was found liable by a jury for sexual assault and defamation. he once again denied the incident happened. so e. jean carroll says she's going to add what he did on cnn to a different lawsuit still pending in the courts. >> tim scott declared his candidacy for presidency monday. the south carolina senator will be on the "today" show this morning. >> former president trump and governor desantis, they're not afraid to demonize their opponents. so my question to you is, do you think gop voters want someone carrying a bible or do they want someone driving a bulldozer into the democrats? >> the truth is what people want is an optimistic and positive

conservative, who has a backbone, but also believes that the best is yet to come. >> senator tim scott on the "today" show coming up at 7:00 right here on nbc bay area. >> by the way, moments ago the conservative washington times quoted a lawyer working for tucker carlson that carlson would not run for president, quote, under any circumstances. laura? >> good to know. thank you very much, scott. take a look at this. we've got new video this morning, a volcano leaving all this ash on cars down below. this is for people near mexico city. they've been preparing for the worst. the volcano started spewing a new round of gas, smoke and ash yesterday, with activity surging ever since. experts are warning people to stay at least seven miles away from the peak. the volcanic activity has halted flights at two mexico city airports. krispy kreme is celebrating

the class of 2023 with a special pretty sweet deal. >> i wish i was graduating this year. for the fourth year in a row, graduates who go to participating krispy kremes can get a free box of their signature doughnuts. this is happening tomorrow. all you have to do is have some class of 2023 swag on, or you can have the full cap and gown on. this year those boxes will also come with limited wrappings that krispy kreme is dubbing their dough-ploma. all you have to do is head to one of the 11 krispy kreme dough nuts throughout the area. >> congrats to all the grads out there. if i bring my diploma from an earlier year, can i get an old-fashioned? >> back in 1827 they didn't have it. >> there wasn't even the wheel when i was in high school.

>> it's marcus and mike. it's m&m. >> all right, we're enjoying kind of this cloud cover. i love a bay area morning. >> yes, it's been pretty nice, especially when we know it's going to be a comfortable day. we have some more beautiful weather ahead. let's get you out the door in antioch. it is windy there and we're also going to continue to see those gusty winds coming through the delta. cooler air is arriving and we're seeing some changes. we're in the upper 50s now. we'll be at 62 degrees at 9:00. as we go throughout the day, temperatures reach into the mid-70s. the seven-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen. we're going to see more days like this. what we're looking at for our high temperatures around the bay area with dublin, 73 degrees. that's our high temperature for today. and yesterday it was in the mid to upper 80s in the south county. we're going to continue to see

more of these days ahead. we can turn off the air-conditioning and leave it off, maybe save a lot more energy as we go into the memorial day weekend, as we are still looking at upper 60s and low 70s. there's not much of a change in san francisco. if you were hoping to go to the beach, it's going to be cool. temperatures only in the upper 50s. so bring the layers. we are going to continue to see the cool air. here is a cold front, even producing rain off to our north and east. if you do have weekend plans in the sierra, not only is the snowmelt under way and rivers are running high and fast, we're also going to see daily thunderstorms firing up. so you do have to make sure you're able to take shelter fairly quickly as we see the same pattern continue into next week. so take a look at napa. our ten-day temperatures, if you can believe it, we're only going to see highs in the upper 60s for thursday and friday. and it's going to come up a few degrees but not by much.

we're continuing with some slightly cooler than normal temperatures, especially going into the end of may into early june. we're seeing inland temperatures in the low 70s, while san francisco some days will only reach up to 60 degrees. mike, you're starting to see more slowing on 880. >> which is kind of typical. we're approaching 7:00. we're seeing slowing through fremont, out of union city. also coming into union city out of hayward, a slower drive. there was an earlier crash at hacienda and it still looks like there's activity on the chp report. southbound 880 at hacienda, and an earlier motorcycle report, someone was limping around the area and there may be related activity in the area. no major injuries, but we do see slowing. we'll follow that as we look toward the san mateo bridge, not far from there, looking at westbound, your build, of course. the eastbound direction increases a bid, but at speed in the eastbound direction.

the westbound seeing the sensors tip just below the green. 87, 85, all coming through san jose, showing a traditional build. a new incident reported at 101 around the airport, guadalupe parkway. we're getting more details. i'll let you know if it's a problem. >> thanks, mike. 6:52 right now. new help could soon be on the way for unhoused college students across the state, this comes as a proposed bill is moving forward. it would create a statewide program to give unhoused students finishing high school $1,000 for five months to help enroll them in college or the workforce. the proposal will now head to the state assembly? next, a look at the top stories, including a settle. involving walgreens customers who used faulty theranos blood tests. we're going to break down what's next for those believing they have a claim and the update for the prison reporting date for disgraced theranos founder elizabeth holmes.

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6:56 on your tuesday morning. welcome back. we're moving you forward with a look at our top stories on "today in the bay," including a family tragedy unfolding in oakland, where police say a mother stabbed and killed her 10-year-old daughter. >> this all happened yesterday in an apartment on bancroft road. officers saying that girl who died lived there with her mother and her mother's boyfriend. oakland police saying they've been called to that apartment before. when officers arrived this time, they found a mother stabbing herself with another knife.

she is now in the hospital in critical condition. she's also allegedly had a mental health disorder. if you or someone you know is in crisis, you can call or text 988 and talk with a medical health professional. san francisco leaders today are expected to vote on a resolution asking state and federal authorities to review the recent deadly shooting at a market street walgreens. on april 27th, the store security guard shot and killed suspected shoplifter banko brown. district attorney brooke jenkins later announced she would not pursue charges, arguing the evidence shows the guard acted in self-defense. supervisor aaron peskin called for the state attorney general and department of justice to review the evidence. some of its fellow supervisors have already announced plans to support the measure during today's meeting. >> walgreens reaching a tentative settlement with consumers who received blood tests from theranos in arizona and here in california.

those documents show lawyers for walgreens and consumers expect to submit a request, this is for the court approval in about three weeks. terms of the settlement haven't been disclosed just yet. walgreens had a partnership with theranos to offer blood tests at its stores from 2013 until 2016. meanwhile, theranos founder elizabeth holmes is set to begin serving a more than 11-year prison sentence next week. >> cloud cover this morning over the bay area, keeping things a little cooler. >> we are going to see big changes today. we have a cold front moving across the state and we're looking at warmer temperatures today, mid-70s, but that's about a 10 degree drop compare to some of our warmest spots yesterday. we'll continue to have cooler air settling into for the weekend. san francisco only in the 60s today with peeks of sunshine. >> not a bad commute for the south bay, but i am concerned about typical north bay slowing, the commute direction, but south

bay by the april, south 101 near the trimble exit, we did hear about an overturned vehicle or maybe an overturned box truck. we don't see slowing in the south bay side but i'll send out an alert if that is a problem. >> the "today" show is just ahead, but you can get more local news with a new newscast we stream live on roku, amazon fire tv, samsung tv+ and xumo play. not to mention nbcbayarea.com. you've got to check it out. scott mcgrew is breaking down apple's new multi-billion deal and the impact it's having on the company's stock. and the warning from the good tuesday morning. an alarming security scare overnight just steps from the white house. >> a suspect under arrest and now facing charges. it is may 23rd.