breaking overnight, former italian prime minister silvio berlusconi has died. >> the countdown to court. tomorrow former president donald trump prepares to head to florida to be arraigned after he

was indicted for having classified documents. a live report on security preparations now under way ahead of his court date. >> and could a decision finally come down surrounding funding for a new stadium in las vegas for the oakland a's? the key meeting happening in nevada and the proposal. this is "today in the bay." it's 5:00 on a monday morning. thanks for being here. we're barely here. no, no, we're going to wake up together. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. mike has a look at the commute. let's take a look at the forecast. how are we starting out this week? >> it looks great and it's still nice and mild. as we're getting started this morning, take a look at that live view in san jose, as we are waking up and heading out to just a few clouds moving by here and there. but overall we are going to see

a clearing sky going into the afternoon. now, we're also going to have a slight chance of showers in parts of the bay area. other than that, we are going to have some really nice conditions and it will be warmer ago we head into midweek and friday. as we get a look at temperatures in san jose, we're headed for 77 degrees. it's going to be slightly warmer in some spots, especially in the inland valleys. mike, i heard that southbound 680 is open again. >> you heard correctly. we heard from some friends who drove the route, so we know that's true. it happened well before 3:00 in the morning. all fine for this morning's commute. northbound also reopened after overnight road work. 84 has a little slowing, the transition may still be going on. the last grid said everything affecting 680 has cleared. south bay, peninsula and also getting across the bay bridge, a nice, easy drive. look at that beautiful view.

back to you. redwood city police need your help finding a missing 14-year-old girl. investigators say gabby garcia last seen yesterday morning along roosevelt avenue, and police consider her at risk and say she may be with her adult boyfriend. san jose police are searching for this missing man, also considered to be at risk. investigators say matthew lewis was last seen yesterday leaving a home along little orchard street. anyone who knows where either of these people are should call 911. the oakland a's could face a curveball in their attempt to move to las vegas. >> bob redell is joining us from the newsroom this morning. nevada lawmakers are going to consider approving the state tax dollars for the ballpark? >> reporter: correct, lawmakers will meet for a special session to consider a bill that, if approved, would provide up to $380 million in public funding

for the a's new stadium that's planned for along the las vegas strip. they considered the bill last wednesday but didn't vote on it. according to a local news report in las vegas, it is likely that lawmakers will present a new version of the bill, one that has been amended to make it more palatable for legislators on the fence. according to an opinion page on the website for the state of nevada's legislature, 87% of respondents oppose the bill. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks for the latest there, bob. breaking this morning, italy's longest serving political leader has died. silvio berlusconi served as prime minister during the 1990s and then 2000. he was also a media tycoon who became the subject of scandals over 40 years that divided the italian people. no official cause of death has been given but he had recently

been treated for a lung infection tied to leukemia. he was 86 years old. this morning preparations are under way for former president donald trump's arraignment. >> trump is the first former president so ever be indicted on federal charges. he's expected to surrender himself in miami tomorrow. brie jackson is in washington for us this morning. what can we expect over the next few days. >> reporter: so former president trump is expected to travel from new jersey to florida today ahead of his arraignment on tuesday. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: former president trump heading to florida just one day before his historic appearance in a miami federal court. trump spent much of the weekend lashing out against the investigation into his handling of classified documents. >> the baseless indictment of me by the biden administration's weaponized department of injustice will go down as among the most horrific abuses of

power in the history of our country. >> reporter: special counsel jack smith unsealed a 37-count federal indictment against mr. trump, alleging he schemed to keep sensitive material, knowing many of the documents were classified. trump's own attorney general weighed in. >> i was shocked by the degree of sensitivity of these documents and how many there were, frankly. >> reporter: on capitol hill, top republicans are defending trump. >> this is the most political thing i have ever seen. >> sadly, this is who he is, that he feels the law applies to other people and doesn't apply to him. >> reporter: potential voters are also divided over the current 2024 gop front-runner's legal troubles. >> i think it is very biased. we've got other presidents that have taken material and they're not being treated the same way. >> i think at the end of the day we need to let this go through the justice system and not make it a political expect cool. >> reporter: the former president says he will plead not

guilty. and former president trump vows to stay in the presidential race even if convicted. >> so much going on this week. thank you, brie, for the latest. happening today, a detective with the oakland police department who allegedly lied under oath and attempted to bribe a witness will appear before a judge. prosecutors say phong tran was the lead investigator in a 2011 murder case that led to the conviction of two men. investigators say the officer also attempted to pay for key testimony in the case. in april alameda county district attorney filed charges against the officer. tran has pleaded not guilty. the two defendants' convictions were vacated. also today, the former san francisco fire commissioner who was allegedly attacked is set to take the stand.

carmignani is set to testify today in court. now, the defense team says carmignani actually started the incident and has a history of spraying homeless people with mace near his mother's home. carmignani denies the claims. in san francisco a waymo driver assisted car killed a dog. a test driver was inside the car but did not see the animal. in a statement, the company folks person said the system correctly identified the dog which ran out from behind a parked vehicle but was not able to avoid contact. we send our sincere condolences to the dog's owner. a san jose university grad is making permits a lot easier. he created wild permits. the website alerts you the

minute someone cancels a permit for the day you're looking for. it gives you a better chance than entering random lotteries for places you want to go. >> my girlfriend and i, we would pay for the lotteries, about $10 a week to pay for lotteries, and that's just for a small chance to get the permit. and there's a permit called the enchantment in washington and there is a 2% chance of getting that permit if you sign up for the lottery and you have one of those chances per year. >> while permits is free, so far it works for yosemite, sequoia, king's ridge, mount whitney and national forest and alpine lakes in washington. he hopes to expand the site to include all west coast national parks. taking a live look out in walnut creek as we get started with the day. meteorologist kari hall has a look at that forecast for today. how are we shaping up, kari? >> it was such a nice weekend and the beautiful weather continues into today. we know how it begins, with a

lot of clouds, and we're also going to see it gradually becoming more sunny. as we get a look at antioch, low 60s, and it is breezy. 61 degrees right now. we may drop another degree or two. overall temperatures holding steady in the low about 10:00 and a mix of sun and clouds as we make it into the mid to upper 70s. for novato, santa rosa, expect a high of 71 degrees. about the same in oakland. and san mateo reaching 71 degrees. for san jose, we're in the upper 70s and we're also continuing with mild weather for tomorrow as well. we'll get a look ahead to the rest of the week coming up. mike has a look at where we can find lower gas prices. >> the best on the board, $4.19 at spartan gas on east taylor street. in concord, national with $4.29 a gallon. in marin county, $4.35 at lucky

service on sir francis drake. thank you for sharing your prices. on the roadways, we're sharing them fine, except for one spot in the east bay. overnight there was a deadly crash on surface streets. davis getting toward 880 is a problem for the on-ramp. chp tells us the local pd is doing traffic control so do use the marina on-ramp to 880 if you're traveling from the east side of the nimitz coming out of san leandro. the freeway itself moves smoothly, so do the rest of the freeways throughout the maze. your westbound commute just starting to build. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >> 5:11 right now. keeping your kids safe online. next on "today in the bay," just how long experts say your password should be and the steps you can do to keep track of them all. >> plus, fashion goes high-tech. the all new line from louis vuitton and the reason you won't see it on the runway soon.

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rafael. we're going to see a lot of clouds over the next couple of hours and a slight chance that we could get some light sprinkles here and there. temperatures in the upper 50s. after that, we're headed toward a nice day and temperatures staying cooler than normal. we'll warm up this week, get a look at that in the microclimate forecast coming up. we're looking at 580 toward the dublin interchange. everything is fine there. south of it everything is fine, also. 680 reopened about the overnight/weekend closure. let's check out the morning business with pippa. good morning. wall street is set to open higher ahead of a big week of data on inflation and the two-day meeting by the federal reserve. the markets are coming off a positive week that saw the s&p 500 post a fourth straight gain and touch its highest level since last august. investors will be focused on the may consumer price index which comes out tomorrow and could show inflation continues to come down, but still remains high.

on wednesday, we get the latest decision from the fed, which is widely expected to hit the pause button after hiking interest rates for ten straight meetings. meantime, apple is still aiming to release a more affordable version of the vision pro headset by the end of 5 t 2025. the device starts at $3,500. bloomberg reports to cut costs, apple could use a lower quality screen and a smaller number of cameras and sensors and may have customers use their own air pods for audio. >> meta is giving employees access to an ai chatbot with company data and it will be able to help employees summarize meetings, write code and debug features. they'll also be able to create their own prompts and share them with co-workers. meta is rolling the chatbot out

to a small group of employees. >> thank you so much, pippa. new this morning, to mark national internet safety month, security experts are getting the word out about cyberthreats. the founders of one password protection startup has some tips for you. >> it's a good idea to create passwords that are difficult to guess so you want to have at least a 16 character long password that is unique for every website you use. it's also a good idea to invest in a password manager, so i created it for password options for non technical people. and password managers help you stay safer online. they also help you keep track of all the unique passwords you've made and make it really simple to log into websites and automatically provide a password to the website. you don't have to think about it. >> he says in america close to

million children each year become data breach victims and also points out another way to avoid becoming a victim is by using two-factor authentification. shawn mendes releasing new music. >> we've got a sample. take a listen. ♪♪ ♪ smoke in the air ♪ ♪ the city is burning down ♪ >> he wrote the song last week amid the canadian wildfires that sent a blaze of smoke throughout many areas of the u.s. causing a lot of air quality issues. it shows the new york city skyline that's been covered in that orange smoke. >> also trending, louis vuitton's tunk is going digital. >> the company is turning it into a collectable. the company says that people who buy the chest are going to get other louis vuitton collectables and experiences over the next

three years. the cost, $39,000. and the buyers must have cryptocurrency wallet of more than $1 million. the company says each collectible will come with a physical counterpart. so you do get something with that. >> you get the actual trunk. that's a pretty penny. >> i stopped listening after you said the price. [ laughter ] >> you lost me after $1 million in cryptocurrency just sitting there. >> when i buy a trunk for that price, it usually comes with the rest of the car. >> good one. let's check the forecast. monday morning, here we go. >> the nice weather still continues and we're going to warm up just a few degrees as we head through the week. i'm also keeping a close eye on the radar to see if we get any rain. take a look at all of the action that happened over the past 24 hours with another round of storms developing over the sierra, and most of the rain has pretty much quieted down, except for a few very spotty showers that we're seeing popping up over parts of the bay area.

so you may be heading out in the east bay right around the hayward area and hearing a little rain hitting the roof. that could make the roads wet on 580 or 880 and it's going to be crossing the bay, heading toward the peninsula. but it is right now dry in dublin as we take a live look outside. it is mostly cloudy, temperatures in the upper 50s. and after we get possibly some early morning spotty showers moving through, the rest of the day is looking nice. i wouldn't bother with the umbrella even if it is raining right now. and we're going to see temperatures headed from the upper 50s to upper 70s for today for san jose, but mostly mid-70s for the inland valleys with concord today reaching 75 degrees, for napa reaching 69 degrees, and tomorrow it's just slightly warmer as we start a warming trend that's going to continue throughout much of the rest of the week. on wednesday we're starting to see a few 80s in spots like morgan hill and 81 degrees in

fairfield. so we're seeing this area of low pressure very close by now, but as we head toward the middle of the week, high pressure is going to build off the coast and that's going to ramp up temperatures, more of a northerly wind as opposed to the ocean breeze, the westerly wind we've had recently. and then going toward the weekend, there will be all another change once again, as we see this low dipping down into the pacific northwest that's going to change our wind direction and help cool down those temperatures once again. so take a look at our seven-day forecast, going from mid-70s to low 80s, and then back to the mid-70s by the end of the weekend. and so a look at the forecast shows that there will be some slight shifts in our temperatures, but overall fairly quiet over the next several days. mike, you've been keeping an eye on any closures and construction and all that stuff going on. >> most of the weekend stuff like in the tri-valley, that did clear for the morning commute. i've been watching little blips

appear on west 580 approaching the san rafael side of the bridge out of richmond. we'll look at the live camera. this is what we're talking about, the weekend 55-hour closure, cleared without any problem and no delay heading off the dublin interchange and through pleasanton, sunol and fremont. good stuff. in fact, the travel times look great. vasco, we're under 20 minutes. there is some slowing out of the altamont pass, typical, and then once you pass by north flynn everything is at speed getting toward the dublin interchange. a smooth flow through the south bay as well. back to you. >> thank you, mike. next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> she says her gift card never left her drawer, so how did the balance drop to zero? i'm consumer investigator chris

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5:25 right now. nbc bay area responds to a north bay viewer and her gift card headache. >> consumer investigator chris chmura's team went looking for that missing money. >> good morning. janet in napa wrote us, someone gave her clothes from nordstrom but they didn't fit. a worker couldn't do an exchange so they issued janet a gift card

for $58.86. that's the value of the item. well, she went to use it a few weeks later. nordstrom told her the card had been used up. zero balance. used up a few days after she got it. janet spent lots of time on the phone with nordstrom reps but never got an answer or her 58 bucks, so she contacted us. we reached out to nordstrom. nordstrom told us we looked into this further and we were able to resolve the issue. janet said the store mailed her a gift card for $58.86. we see so many cases where gift card balances disappear. it's often fraud. crooks act fast, so your best defense is acting faster. try to use your gift card quickly before a scammer does. helping out viewers never goes out of style. snap the qr code on your screen right now in fill out our consumer complaint form online. >> thank you. happening this morning, a new link opens for north bay travelers headed to charles

schulz airport. they'll launch a shuttle to link the station and it's an option for commuters to connect to nearby destinations by offering a flexible route. leaders will hold a ribbon-cutting event this friday. working on a lot of stories for you this morning, including b.a.r.t., working to stop what they're calling racial bias onboard its trains. a all new focus from the transit agency and what new data is revealing about police interaction with passengers. >> and we have new data about all of those people who said, netflix, i'm not paying any more. i'm going to cancel.

right now at 5:30, a standoff. two mass shootings and gunfire at a nightclub. a live report on the unfolding investigation under way following a violent weekend across the bay area. >> and up for debate. the key meeting happening today over reparations for black californians. >> plus, netflix touting the success of its password sharing crackdown, so could this lead to other streaming services taking suit? our kris sanchez is diving deeper into this this morning. this is "today in the bay." and good morning to you on this

monday. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. let's get a look at our forecast. starting a brand new workweek. weather-wise, what are we in store for? >> maybe something to freshen things up. we've had a couple of spotty showers moving through. most of us won't see any rain, but the few areas that do see it will have a wet start to the day. we're seeing rain around hayward, crossing the bay and getting ready to extend toward the peninsula. so we'll see exactly how much rain we get. but it's not expected to be a lot as we go into the rest of the day. we'll talk about the rest of the forecast. mike, you're hearing about a crash in san jose. >> you just showed current oakland, i'm showing you old oakland road, typically where we show the slowing start. you see northbound 101 does slow a little early. there's a crash moving quickly to the shoulder, north 101 and oakland road. bad place and time. we just saw the sensors change from yellow to orange.

it should be off to the shoulder. it started the slowing a bit early in that area. the rest of the bay shows a smooth drive. we heard about an issue getting onto the golden gate bridge getting out of san francisco, the northbound side. i haven't heard about a traffic break but i'm following that closely. an update coming up. >> thank you. following a violent weekend across the bay area, police are asking the public's help with their investigations. this comes after two mass shootings, a standoff and gunfire at a nightclub. >> ginger conejero saab joins us live in san francisco with more on what police are revealing. >> reporter: laura, here in san francisco police have identified a person of interest in one of those two shootings that happened here in the city over the weekend. a police source tells nbc bay area that this man, javier campos, is a person of interest in a mass shooting that sent nine people to the hospital.

that shooting happened friday night in the mission during a block party near 24th and harrison. campos is associated with a mercedes spotted leaving the scene. california license plate 9bpt146. the other shooting happened saturday night on ocean avenue. that happened just before midnight. a fight allegedly broke out inside the club. now, two men and a woman were shot and taken to the hospital. there is no word from police about a suspect. we did reach out to the business for comment, but have not heard back. >> over in the east bay, a nearly five-hour standoff between oakland police and deputies from san leandro and b.a.r.t. ended in an arrest, but not before shutting down a b.a.r.t. station for a couple hours. authorities used tear gas and k9s to take into custody the suspect in an armed robbery that started yesterday morning at a quick stop in san leandro.

officers spotted the suspect in a stolen car and chased the suspect into oakland. there they were able to stop him, but it was very close to a b.a.r.t. station. the coliseum platform at 75th avenue. one rider took this video from the platform and you can see the tear gas deployment. that appeared to backfire when the wind blew the gas back toward police. >> they tried everything, drones, they tried gas canisters that fired on themselves accidently, and, honestly, at this point they're just at a standoff. >> reporter: well, that was a bite from someone on the scene at that point. the standoff finally ended before 7:00 last night, after shutting down the entire station for two hours. the suspect was then taken into custody. >> over in contra costa county, a deadly mass shooting in antioch left seven people shot, one of the victims, an

18-year-old woman, died. you're looking at the aftermath of a birthday party where the shooting took place. the host of that party did not want to go on camera, but says three young men showed up to the party looking for someone she says she didn't know. one of the men was wearing a ski mask and appeared to be intoxicated. the host then tried to get the men to leave, but one went into the back yard and shortly after there were gunshots. the antioch mayor says his heart aches for those involved, particularly for the one who lost her life. police are still investigating the shooting and are asking for the public's help, if you have any information to contact antioch police. live in san francisco, ginger conejero saab, "today in the bay." >> so much violence across the bay area. it certainly affects us all in some kind of way. thank you for that. 5:35 right now. later today san francisco african american reparations advisory committee are set to

meet. so that committee is on its final stages of creating recommendations which will be passed on to san francisco leaders. the group has been working on those proposals for the last two years to find how the descendants of people enslaved in america should be compensated for generational harms. this committee found 82% of californians support investment in education and health care. 79% support assistance for housing and 74% support the returning of property the committee says was unfairly seized. today's meeting is at city hall and begins at 5:30. b.a.r.t. is launching a new study looking into how police respond and if racial bias plays a role. black riders were stopped by agency police eight times more than white riders between 2012 and 2017. black riders were also 15 times more likely to have force used against them by officers.

now, the new study will be conducted by the center of policing equity and b.a.r.t.'s independent police auditor. more help could be on the way for those trying to make it in the bay. a newly proposed bill would cap security deposits at one month's rent. right now california state law allows property owners to charge up to two months' rent and the initial lease payment for the security deposit. critics say this will hurt those who rent out their property. the bill has been passed by the assembly but needs to be considered by the senate. reddit communities are going dark in protest of the new pricing policy. this is a look and you can see that it's already grayed out and unavailable. it's all because the tech company will start charging more for individual forms and

sub-reddits that use third-party apps. users say the app is limited, clunky and not accessible for people who are visually impaired. the blackout is set to last 48 hours. netflix more than doubled its average daily sign-ups and it has little to do with people who just want to watch. >> kris sanchez joins us with the password crackdown that seems to be working. it has a lot of people talking. >> people were mad when netflix said they were changing the sharing guidelines and said they would un-subscribe. netflix called their bluff. netflix saw a 102% spike in subscriptions since it started emailing customers telling them the crackdown was coming, and according to the data tracking company antenna, netflix saw four of its biggest days in more than four years. netflix estimates that 43% of households share accounts globally. and here is what the spike looks

like. that spike higher than during the covid lockdowns. cancellations did increase during the same time but did not outpace the sign-ups. netflix was telling subscribers for the last three weeks or so that they could only share their account with the people in their household, that is the people that you actually live with. the options are to pay $7.99 to keep a person outside the home on the account, so like a kid in college or maybe grandma, or you can transfer the profile to that other person so that they can sign up on their own. now, while a lot of streaming services might be watching to see if the crackdown will boost revenue, other services might be seeing this as an opportunity to boost subscribers. >> you're going to see other streamers, their prices are going to go lower and lower to compete with netflix. >> reporter: here is how netflix tracks you.

they use ip addresses, device ids and account activity. people online are really funny. one gal was, like, my mother-in-law kicked me off. that might make for some awkward holiday gatherings. >> hello, mother-in-law. the thing about it is, we knew it was coming. but it's a gamble for a lot of companies because i know there's some that i just let go away because i only watch one show and it's not worth it. >> that's an opportunity, so i do hulu just because i like handmaids tale, then if they cut the price, maybe i'll keep it. >> and then suddenly you have all these subscriptions. >> and then we're back to cable. >> thanks, kris. let's see if it's a stay in kind of day or head on out.

look at that already, the sun is up over the bay area. we take a live look outside at san jose. kari has a look at our forecast. >> we've seen a couple of very spotty showers moving through parts of the bay area this morning. and for most of us it is a dry morning commute. as you're heading out in gilroy, mostly cloudy, temperatures in the mid-50s. as we go into today we'll gradually start to see the sky clearing and temperatures warming up. we'll be just slightly warmer compared to yesterday, with a high of 75 degrees in morgan hill and 75 in dublin with napa reaching 69 degrees. we'll see a high of 66 in san francisco. a look at the rest of the forecast coming up. mike, what's the update on that crash in san jose? >> the crash is there but on the shoulder. so out of lanes north 101 at oakland road and the slowing holds steady. so it's not even all the way back to the 280/680 interchange. distraction on the shoulder through this part of san jose. a note looking ahead, highway 9

through ben lomond, a two-week closure begins today and that will go on for two weeks. looking ahead toward the east bay, after work you may get more clouds because we have an a's game at 6:40 and a concert at 7:30, same complex, same backup getting off the same exit. the k-pop group, big crowds are expected. >> thank you so much. a stolen french bulldog finally reunited with its east bay owner after more than a month and a half. >> nice reunion. ahead, the chain of events that finally brought him back home. >> whoever was told you couldn't be seen, this is for you. >> the reason two big wins at last night's tony awards arare

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good monday morning. as we get started and head out the door in the east bay, you

may encounter a little bit of rain. we've seen a few spotty showers moving by. other than that, it will be partly cloudy and slowly warming up. we're keeping the mild weather for this afternoon. a slight warm-up in the forecast. the computers are saying you might see that on the hayward side of the san mateo bridge, but the live camera doesn't show a problem. we'll track the weather and the traffic as it builds. today marks seven years since that deadly mass shooting at the pulse nightclub in orlando, florida. in san francisco, community leaders in the castro will hold a remembrance. you might recall that gunman opened fire at the nightclub frequented by many in the lgbtq community. 49 people died that night and 53 others were hurt. remembrance in san francisco will happen at jane warner plaza at 4:00 this afternoon.

to a heartwarming reunion in the east bay. a french bulldog was stolen from a tesla, and is finally back home. reunited with its owner, tonya zhang yesterday. it was stolen in jack london area at the end of april. tesla cameras caught the thief breaking the car window, snatching a purse and then going for the dog, who gave a little struggle before being taken into an awaiting car. a woman in pittsburg claimed he was left at a dog park. hope had faded over the weeks, but she never gave up. >> at first she found out it was me and came around, and my heart was melting, and also it was, like, too good to be true.

>> so sweet. the woman who claimed to have found him was given a $500 reward. no word on any arrests. nice to report a happy ending. >> i remember seeing that video. new overnight, a new match of satellites from space x are heading to space. >> full power and liftoff. go falcon, go starling. >> there you have it. spacex will now have more than 4,200 satellites in space. the goal is to have more than 12 now, in orbit. later today spacex will launch another series of 72 satellites from the air base in central

california. trending this morning, history made at this year's tony awards. >> to anyone that thinks that they can't do it, i'm going to look you dead in your face that you can do anything you put your mind to. [ cheers and applause ] >> that's alex newell from the musical "shucked," accepting the award for outstanding featured performance in a musical. last night, along with harrison ghee, became the first nonbinary actress to earn a tony. ghee took home the award for best performance by an actor in a leading role in a musical for the revival of "some like it hot". >> melissa joan hart opening up about a recent compliment from her son. >> hart tells "today" that her kids, they always roll their eyes when it came to her tv

shows and movies. but she says she recently had to watch an episode of a former show and there was a plot line of "what women binge" and she says her son sat down with another child and said, quote, shut up, it's really funny. hart says that it was a proud mom moment that her son actually liked her work. so i want to pose this question to our parents here, we have three of them, do your kids think it's cool that you're on tv or i don't care, i don't give a care, or anything like that? what do your kids say? >> first of all, your kids think, okay, my mom is on tv, isn't everyone on tv? they watch youtube and all of that stuff. it seems like basically anyone can be on tv. >> in fact, i think they know

the youtubers have more subscribers, they look at hundreds of thousands, and you're right, there's a whole different idea of what big is. >> oh, i don't know. it probably irritates them a little, especially when we're out and somebody stops to talk. they're, like, hey, can't we just eat dinner? i'm just mom. >> also, just dinner is an audience. >> oh, yeah, right. that's how mom pays the bills. >> pay the bills, mom. there's something to talk about this morning. we've seen a little bit of rain moving through parts of the bay area and, yes, we are heading into mid june and still talking about rain. partly cloudy and mild again for this afternoon in terms of temperatures, but that chance of

showers will continue until tomorrow morning and then after that it clears and gets slightly warmer for the middle of the week. take a look at all of the storms and all of the showers and thunderstorms we've seen across the region, and then we saw it really develop quite a bit yesterday afternoon for upper elevations with a lot of cloud-to-ground lightning. we're still seeing some of that energy being pushed into the bay area and increasing our chances of getting showers moving in. we're seeing a little wet weather moving into parts of contra costa county, now moving into oakland and stretching across the bay into the peninsula. berkeley as well seeing some light showers, but once it clears out we're in for a nice day today. temperatures in the low to mid-70s and then we'll see more changes as we go throughout the week as high pressure builds. that's going to warm up our temperatures for the middle of the week, but then it will be pushed back as we see another low moving in from the north. so our warm-up does not last

that long. we're going to see those temperatures warmest by saturday and then cooler on sunday. mike, how is the bay bridge backup? >> it's here and it's pretty much what we expect. the last seven minutes have really seen a lot more traffic. the toll plaza wait, no problems. typical slowing for 37, highway 4 and the rest of the bay. a little slowing through the east bay. back to you. >> thank you so much. happening now, marin county libraries are in the midst of a backpack giveaway for children between the ages of 2 and 5. it includes, pencils, crayons and a matching lunch box. it provides an early head start for kindergarten. today's giveaway takes place at point reyes library. several other libraries will host events. it is being provided by a mobile preschool called the learning bus. too mighty for his hammer.

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welcome back. let's check out what is trending this morning. pink kicked off her tour this weekend with a surprise performance by her 12-year-old daughter. ♪♪ ♪ everything will be all right ♪ >> how cool? that's her daughter, willow sage heart, singing cover me in sunshine. this was in bolton, england. pink and her daughter released

the song back in 2021 and pink isn't the only one keeping it in the family while touring. beyonce's daughter blue ivy continues to perform with her during the uk leg of her renaissance tour. >> blue ivy has a lot of fans. they're yelling her name. >> let's talk about something else pretty funny and it could be embarrassing. this is after oakland a's third baseman kevin smith made a home run. this happened after he hit the solo home run, seventh inning against the bruins last night. great moment, right? smith made his way through the line to give high-fives to the team and someone handed him the a's homer hammer. you see what happened right there. it's modelled after the superhero thor. he swung it a little too hard, breaking it. the look on his face, how did

that happen? it's because he's that strong. >> that's cool. we need a home run hammer here on set. >> here is another video you may have seen online. an adorable family of coyotes was spotted outside of a home in montecito heights this weekend. you can see the mother coyote in the driveway and then shortly thereafter you see a few pups begin to show up. they almost look like dog puppies because they're playing and the mother and the siblings are there. there are at least six pups. some people say there's seven. they're just playing around and following her in the night and the homeowner believes that the babies may have built a den in the bottom of his home, so they may be back there soon. >> they're cute now. >> exactly. i hope they don't have any

little pets. >> let's check out what's trending locally, head to nbcbayarea.com. we've got a trending bar at the top of our home page. right now at 6:00, the a's in limbo, and this could come with a final decision surrounding the funding for the stadium in las vegas for the team. the key meeting happening in nevada and the reported re-write the proposal may face. >> this is the most political thing i have ever seen. >> this is who he is and he feels the law applies to other people and doesn't apply to him. >> tensions flare as former president donald trump prepares to face a judge. the security preparations ahead of his day in court. this is "today in the bay." and here we go. welcome to monday morning. thanks for starting your day with us. 6:00 right now. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. so much to talk about this morning. we do have that commute and mike is going to get to that in just a bit.