as a catalyst for change. right now at five preparing incarcerated people for life after prison. the new program going beyon basketball, and the major boost it's getting from the warriors. plus, presidents day protests are planned across the bay area today. we take a look at their demands for change, and let's take a live look outside on this monday morning. we are looking ahead to

see how your new work week is shaping up. meteorologist kari hall has the big picture. this is today in the bay. thanks so much for joining us. hope you're off on this president's day. i'm kris sanchez, i'm in for laura garcia, and i'm marcus washington. time to get you started with this new work week coming off of a busy weekend across the bay area. kari hall tracking what we all can expect out there. kari walking out the door today, i was like, oh, it's not too bad. it's not too cold out there. and we're starting out with a lot of clouds and even some patchy fog. as we go into the afternoon, it becomes mostly sunny and we will have some gradually warming temperatures, but then midweek, a slight chance of showers coming in. after that, we'll see temperatures warming up and we'll be headed toward a spring like weekend. but as we are feeling around the bay area, a wide range in temperatures really just depending on where you are, a lot of upper 40s and low 50s, but there are some cold spots, like danville starting out at 39 degrees compared that

to the 52 in hayward and 47 that we're seeing in san jose. but we'll close that gap, and we'll all have temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s for later on this afternoon, as we get a lot of sunshine, and tomorrow just a touch warmer as we continue on that warming trend. so we'll talk more about that and what's ahead, as well as that slight chance of rain in the forecast coming up in a few minutes. back to you. all right. thank you. kari. new overnight uc berkeley is investigating an armed robbery. it happened along college avenue right around 9:00 last night. police say a man wearing a ski mask stole jewelry from the victim while also wearing a dark blue berkeley sweatshirt. that man was then last seen taking off westbound toward telegraph avenue. anyone with information is asked to call uc berkeley police. to a follow up in san jose. now, police are looking for the people involved in the stabbing death of a 15 year old boy. that teenager was stabbed at santana row on valentine's day, and it was just after seven in the

evening. police say there were there were a number of people involved in a fight. officers say the 15 year-old victim died at the hospital. the people police are looking for fled the scene and so far there is no word on their identities. anyone with information is urged to call san jose police. san jose police providing more details about a chaotic night at san jose. san jose's san pedro square. this is citizen app video showing the police response after a midnight. this was early yesterday. the officers say that it started with a brawl when police tried to break it up. they say others got involved and the situation escalated. a few officers suffered minor injuries trying to break up things. several people were taken into custody, and activists across the nation are organizing a day of protest today themed with the slologan saying, quote, not my presidents day, but. my. now this all

follows bay area protests this weekend that included one yesterday outside of the tesla plant in fremont. protests are planned today across the state and nation. that includes one in san jose, another in san francisco, both of those starting at noon. now, people will gather at 11 a.m. for a march and rally in oakland. in another protest yesterday, immigrants rights supporters marched from san mateo city hall to san francisco. members of the group rights over borders gathered yesterday early in san mateo, and then marched more than 20 miles along el camino real. they are demanding an end to the federal crackdown. it's about the people that came before me, t people that can't do it. opening pathways to citizenship and residency and changing immigration laws. so it's really personal for me. demonstrators made stops along the way in cities including san bruno, before joining for that rally in san francisco. the

others lined parts of the route in order to show support. steph curry riding high following this weekend's 2025 nba all star game last night, the four time nba championship winner had another trophy to add to his very crowded trophy case the mvp award. his team, which included oakland's damian lillard and former teammate kevin durant, won the tournament at chase center. the game featured lots of nods to the warriors and bay area culture, and it included a celebration of bay area music from e-40 to two short sweetie and vogue. all right. that's a shot he made. like, that was pretty cool. all right, look, more than dunks, plays and all the hype. basketball really proving that it has the power to transform beyond the game. today in the bay. ginger conejero saab is live in san francisco this morning. and ginger leading the way on the effort is our very own golden state warriors. good morning. good morning guys. well

we saw those dunks, those shots and all those trickthat brought fans to their feet during all star weekend. but it is our very own golden state warriors that are proving that there's much more to the game. the game of basketball, much like the game of life, doesn't always go according to the playbook. two on this side, two on this side. sometimes it can mean you get taken out of the game. i committed my crime in 19 years old. came to prison at 20. they gave me life without the possibility of parole for murder. robbery. but what happens if you get a chance to be put back in? would you be ready? and how would youou start again? i don't react, i respond, i take a breath and i move on. let it go. get it back. next play, i attack. what we do is we use sport, in this case basketball, as a catalyst for change. hilton freud is the global ceo of the twinning

project born out of the united kingdom. they engage incarcerated people in football based programs to rebuild life skills and even obtain a qualification which could improve chances of employment upon release. recently, the twinning project partnered with a club in los angeles, and that is when the golden state warriors took notice. i got to give a lot of credit to our director, claudia. least, you know, she kind of discovered the twinning project, saw what was going on and what was being done with soccer. and she had the idea of, well, why can't we do this with basketball warriors? and that is what the warriors did. more than 20 incarcerated people have graduated from the warriors partnership, and they can't seem to get enough of the community that's being built. we bottom of our hearts, but it's bigad and they came in that name on your shirt. it's the twinning project. ray woodfork is serving his life sentence at the california state prison solano in vacaville. i killed mr.

roberto granados arguello street on december 20th of 2001. that moment changed my life forever. woodfork went through the twinning project program not knowing what to expect but what he got out of it. the blues. they don't see this. they treat me like a human. sometimes you have to believe in someone else's belief in you until yours kicks in. nba champion and former warrior festus ezili knows sometimes it's that coach in the game or in life that makes all the difference. just like my mentor did for me, i'm doing it for other people. and it's not. it's not just because i'm a samaritan. i just feel like it's my responsibility. i've been given that platform. some of them did some bad things and they're trying to change their lives for the better. i was able to find myself here, so i was able to actually redefine who i was and not allow that moment to define me as a person. the twin project is bigger than the golden state. warriors are

the first partner for the twinning project here in the united states, but the twinning project says they're not going to be the last guys back to you. well, it's just so nice to see that transformation, too. like just they look happy. they look like they believe in themselves. it's really cool. absolutely. all right. thank you, thank you. thanks, ginger, by the way, for you right now and developing in the southeast kentucky's governor saying president donald trump is approving a natural disaster declaration. this is following some of the strongest storms in years. now, at least nine deaths are now confirmed rain, wind and winter weather toppling trees, washing away some of those roads. in louisville, parts of eastern kentucky are dealing with heavy flooding. meteorologist kari hall of course, tracking where that weather storm heading right now. so, kari, what's going on there now? yeah, i had to call and check on my friends and family from louisville. you know, that's where i'm from. so there was so muc rain. they had about six inches of rainfall over a short period of time. but

now that system has weakened. it has now driven some some of the lake effect snow showers that we're seeing off towards the east. and they're getting ready for a snow storm to move in right behind that, even as they're trying to clean up. so it's definitely a very difficult situation that we're seeing unfolding with all of the rainfall. and then snow headed that way for the bay area. things have been fairly calm over the past couple of days. after seeing the rain taper off on friday, the snow showers over the sierra and we are going to have some dry weather for at least today and tomorrow. so a few clouds overhead as you're heading out and it will stay partly cloudy throughout the morning. some patches of fog and temperatures going from upper 40s in san jose to 60 degrees. and we'll only make it there just briefly, mostly staying in the 50s throughout the day. that's what we'll see around the bay area going into late morning into the afternoon, a gradual warm up and it clearing for much of the bay area tomorrow it's a little bit warmer with some more

sunshine in san jose. we'll see high temperatures in the mid 60s and low 60s for san francisco. so we'll talk about more changes ahead for the week. that's coming up in just a few minutes. back to you. all right. thanks, kari. well, elon musk's doge is creating a buzz as his orgaganizationims to tap into the irs system. all of that sensitive data. still ahead on today in the bay. the pushback that move is already getting. and it's president's day, right. well, the new york stock exchange says no, it's not. we'll take a look at what's in a name coming up. scott, you know this guy charles barkley? yeah. often regarded as a staunch critic of san francisco. well, he might be reevaluating that stance. i actually saw him this weekend. he looked like he was having fun. yeah. well, ahead for you, the volunteer work he did during all-star weekend and the big donation he made. keep it right here. mhuc

started at 513. let's take a look at union city and what to expect. we've had some fog moving around parts of the inner bay. it's going to be in the low 50s as you step out the door, and may cool down a few more degrees, and gradually clearing late morning into the afternoon as we head for the upper 50s and low 60s. we will talk more about this with some midweek rain, and then a warm up coming up in the microclimate forecast and heading out on the roads. i wanted to give you a live look outside in dublin, a look at traffic this morning where we are seeing things flowing fairly light on this holiday. but we will keep aeye on any

incidents and i'll give you an update on that as well as the forecast coming up in a few minutes. well good morning. very happy monday to you. it is a holiday so the stock markets are closed. technically they're closed for washington's birthday. that's what federal law named it. so that's why the new york stock exchange calls it that. you may have heard the white house wants everybody to say gaugh of america. so by that token, it is not presidents day. today, the white house also says it's likely to grantt doge acces to taxpayer records, what the irs calls the integrated data retrieval system. doge says it's looking for fraud and inaccuracies. white house also says it plans to meet with the federal reserve on a regular basis. so the president's opinion about the economy could be expressed. the central bank is designed to be an independent body making decisions outside the political sphe. the head of trump's economic council told

cbs, quote, the federal reserve's independence is respected. the point is, the president's opinion can also be heard. he is the president of the united states. cnbc has done the math. figured out the golden state warriors are the world's most valuable basketball team, selling more jerseys and tickets and endorsements than any other. the warriors bring in nearly $800 million each year, giving them an overall value of about 9.5 billion. nick in second place, lakers below them. bulls and rockets least valuable team is the memphis grizzlies, worth 3 billion in change. a former apple engineer bought the grizzlies back in 2012 for $377 million, about ten times his money. now he predicted basketball would continue to grow. i believe nba is the international sport of the future. it's so well tightly ingrained in youth culture and

fashion and. and when i've traveled the world with on business, with ubiquity, i've seen basketball courts popping up in china and india and south america. so i believe nba is a fantastic investment. robert pera there. yeah, 300 million. so to buy it worth 3 billion today. he did okay. i think he did. and you know what? that's my hometown. i know it is. yes. you know what? i didn't grow up with him, though, so they're still kind of a new team, but, you know. hey! go, grizz. we're going to talk more about basketball in the nba weekend too. that's right. later on in the show. thank you scott. well, one man is going viral for one small celebration that is getting the attention of a lot of people around the world. my dad crossed the street over here, right? i live over in that house there. okay. and that's an invite to a party. okay. that is 87 year old doug turner, who lives in bucks county, pennsylvania. he's delivering an invitation to his neighbors. the party is a winter solstice gathering that turner started

years ago with his late wife. word spread quickly after his neighbor posted about it on social media, and celebrities like the voice judge michael buble and bethenny frankel are among the people taking notice. turner penned 25 unique invitations with his own artistic flair and sense of humor, and hope that the event would bring the neighborhood together and build up the strength of the neighborhood. to me, it's part of humanity, i guess. somebody had to start it, and maybe, maybe this will continue to go on, you know, during the spring, summer and fall and around every year. all right. the party happened on saturday. turner is joining today live in studio to talk about it. be sure to tune in at 7:00 right after today in the bay. but if i send you an invitation, you better not put it on social media. right. look what they did. oh, put that away. i don't a longtime nba analyst and former hoops star charles barkley. sir charles appeared to be running back, his longtime beef with san francisco offering up a big assist in the

process. maybe, you know, you know, in the past, he's taken his verbal shots at the city, criticizing it over the homeless crisis. well, barkley has previouslylyeferred to san francisco as, quote, rat infested and the armpit of america. well, all-star weekend seemed to change that tune there. it actually included spending some time over at the glide memorial in the tenderloin, serving up food to those in need. yeah, that's not all there. he actually. here's what he actually said about the church during saturday's telecast. well, i spent the day at a homeless shelter. the people were amazing. it's called glide the man. they worked so hard over there. and i want to give them a lot of love and sunshine. and you know what? and not only that, i'm going to donate $250,000 to glide. wow. good to see that. his donation comes after he admitted to actually liking san francisco during thursday's broadcast. as i was saying, i saw him walk out of a party. yeah, he was leaving

as i was coming. he was like, yeah, i got to go home because i'm old. that was his words, not mine. what time was it? it was like after ten. oh, yeah. yeah. but as he was leaving, doctor j was coming in. i'm just saying. and doctor j left after one. i'm like, you had a jam packed weekend. i did, like, a lot of fun. it was great. a lot going on in the city. a lot of people out there, a lot of people had a good time too. and the weather was beautiful this weekend. nice. yeah. it was good that the rain held up for all of that. i went to tahoe and it took me ten hours. oh, yeah. we were just sitting there, so that was a hot mess. i'm glad that it's short. yeah, that was a short ten minutes. turn around. right. so we're starting out this morning. all clear. no rain, no snow, none of that mess. we're starting out with some mid to upper 40s as you're heading out the door. let's head to santa rosa with a look at where we are right now. it's 42 degrees. it's cloudy. we've also seen some patctches of fog, but eventually it's going to start to clear out as we go throughout the day, and we'll be in the upper 50s and

low 60s for later on this afternoon. overall, a really nice day and even warmer for tomorrow as that sunshine continues. napa will see a high of 62, also 62 in oakland, 60 in san francisco and mid 60s for the south bay. looking at wednesday, it's going to reach into the mid 60s. but this is also when we may see some spotty showers. not all of us getting the rain. it looks like it's mainly in the north bay with a wave of showers quickly moving through on wednesday morning. kind of hit or miss and then continuing to fall apart as it moves into the rest of the bay area. so that slight chance of rain in the forecast is all we have throughout the week, and then it warms up. take a look at brentwood. we're starting out the week with temperatures in the low to mid 60s, but by the weekend it will feel like spring. we're talking about highs into the low 70s, so that's going to be a nice little welcome change. although we could use a little bit more rain in the south bay. we are going to take a break all throughout the week and as we go into the

weekend, it will head for highs in the low 70s, while san francisco will see some temperatures in the upper 50s today, but trending more toward the mid 60s for the weekend. i'll have another look at weather and then an update on traffic coming g up in a few minutes. back to you. thanks, gary. should have skipped tahoe and gone to all star weekend. next on today in the bay, i'm anthony flores at chase center. what a night for steph curry showing out on his home court. he wins the mvp award. i'll

curry, the golden state warriors supeperstar, snes on his home court to win the mvp award at the 74th annual nba all star game. you golden state warriors. steph in. curry. curry getting a huge ovation from the hometown crowd as he earns his 11th all star nod. playing on shaq's og's in their first game of this four team tournament. curry scored eight points. oakland native damian lillard had a team high nine. he hit the game winner in a 4235 victory over the rising stars in the finals. the og's faced team chuck. boston's jayson tatum scored a team high 15, but curry was lighting it up from behind the arc. he finished with 12 points as shaq's og's beat team chuck in the finals,

4125, in two games. curry scored 20 points and grabbed ten rebounds on his winning the all star mvp for the second time in his career. steph curry capped an awesome all star weekend by capturing the mvp award. the warriors are back on the court this friday in sacramento in san francisco. anthony flores nbc bay area. whaa blast. thanks, anthony. 525 for you this morning. next here on today in thbay. heads up for campers out there. the reason yosemite's reservation system currently on pause, and why you may want to rethink your next trip. trying to hit elon musk in the wallet for his new role within the federal government. the protest, scheduled for later today outside several tesla dealerships here in the bay area. stay

gearing up for a day of protest, including right here in the bay area. we're live with their message to the president and the changes they're demanding. plus, this is huge for our region in san francisco and the bay area beyond. i'm telling you, the world is watching us right now and they like what they saw. steph curry also winning the mvp award in front of the hometown crowd at chase center. and we'll take a look at some of the biggest, most fun moments of last night's all star game. and one of those moments straight

from someone you don't know. a life changing basket for one east bay teenager who had no idea he was even going to be at the game. you got to check that story out. this is today in the bay. and that is what it's all about moments. that's the kind of news i want to start my monday with. there you have it. here we are monday morning. good morning to you. i'm marcus washington and i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. we want to get started with aa look a the forecast. and while last week we were like we got to start with the look at this week we're like we're starting with the forecast. it's going to be a great week. we only have one slight chance of rain and it's going to warm up. and we're going to get a taste of spring before you know it. but we are starting out cool this morning in some spots with some low 40s. now in danville it's 44 in pleasanton and in san jose it's 47 degrees, about the same in san francisco and the north bay. and as you head out in walnut creek, it will be mostly cloudy, starting out with some patches

of fog here and there and then into the late morning early afternoon hours. it will be clearing out and we are going to see temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s for today, 60 in martinez and oakland, as well as 60 in santa rosa. as we go throughout the week, our temperatures go up a couple of degrees each day. it will be 64 in dublin tomorrow, as well as hayward and palo alto and santa rosa. so we'll talk more about this and what's ahead in our microclimate forecast that's coming up in a few minutes. marcus. all right kerry. thank you. well, bay area activists are taking part in a national day of protest just against president trump, but also against tesla's elon musk. musk, of course, is leading the effort to slash the federal budget and thousands of jobs in the process. today in the bay's bob redell live for us outside of tesla dealership in dublin. and bob, that's where protesters gathered over the weekend. correct. hundreds of people gathered outside tesla showrooms, like this one in dublin and others throughout the country. good morning to marcus

to protest tesla ceo elon musk and his efforts to cut federal spending and his efforts to close federal agencies. as you can see in this video, there was a small number of people gathered outside this dealership behind me here in dublin and at other tesla showrooms throughout the country to try to get people from buying musk's electric vehicles to try to stop them on the peninsula. a number of people held signs and stood on the sidewalk outside the tesla dealership in palo alto. president trump has appointed musk to lead the department of government efficiency, also known as doge, to cut what he and musk says is wasteful spending by the federal government. many people question musk's true intentions have criticized doge's lack of transparency, and believe musk has access to and continues to access the private, personal and financial information of american citizens. concerned about the coup, the ongoing administrative coup by the

executive branch, that's president trump and elon musk coordinating together, basically to seize the entire financial power unconstitutionally and illegally away from congress. we've seen the reaction in europe. and, you know, the behavior here, it's going to follow. it's a matter of time. that was a professor at san jose state who specializes in tech, who believes musk's involvememet th doge will hurt tesla car sales here in the united states. according to the california new car dealers association, tesla sales dropped 11. in q4 of last year compared to the year before. and tesla sales in europe have declined sharply. we did reach out to tesla for comment, but they have not given us a response as of yet. three more protests are planned outside tesla dealerships later this afternoon in san francisco, san jose and oakland, reporting live here in dublin, bob redell. today in the bay. all right,

bob, thank you. and the immigration institute of bay area wants to make sure that you know your rights if detained or even questioned by ice officers. the qr code there on your screen, it's going to take you to a printout, which is a red card. that way you're going to be available in it's available, i should say, in eight different languages, includes. tagalog, korean, takala, korean and farsi. tomorrow you have a chance to meet the candidates vying to become oakland's next mayor. a special election candidate forum is scheduled, and it features former east bay congresswoman barbara lee, who was the runner up in the 2022 mayoral race. lauren taylor and ousted chief of staff for former oakland mayor sheng thao reina webb. she says she helped build the case against tao, who faces federal bribery charges. the forum also features three people vying to fill oakland city council's district two seat. tomorrow's event is happening at an event space on broadway at

six in the evening. you will have to wait a little bit longer if you are hoping to score a spot during peak time at one of yosemite's most popular campgrounds. the park is delaying reservations for visits between june 15th and the 14th and july 14th, so that month long span this is for the upper pines, lower pines, north pines, wawona, and the houghton meadow campsites. it is unclear what's behind the delelay, but it comes with the park up against a staffing shortage because of the federal hiring freeze. yosemite's reservation system is also delayed. the park now uses reservatations for the busiest months to avoid heavy traffic, illegal parking and long waits. leaders plan to make that program permanent this year, but now it's on hold indefinitely. so the white house can review the changes. all right. talk

about a slam dunk. basketball fans had lots to soak in during the all star weekend finale. and let's just say last night's games delivered for dub nation, did they not? all right, so nba tried out a new format for you. and as today in the bay's alyssa goard reports. steph curry played a starring role. the golden state warriors stephen curry was the clear star of this weekend. his team, which included oakland's own damian lillard and former teammate kevin durant, won the tournament. as for steph, it's only fitting that the all-star mvp on this floor go to steph curry. it's really cool. all my favorite players are here. it's awesome. fans who've been to warriors games would recognize the warriors dance teams and hype man franco finn, who did what they do best. this is huge for our region in san francisco and the bay area beyond. i'm telling you, the world is watching us right now. the game was a who's who of local stars, including chef guy fieri,

michael brownlee, and a celebration of bay area music from e-40 to too short to saweetie and envogue. a chance for people from around the country and around the world to learn about bay area style. the vibe has been great, the city has been great. it's been very welcoming. it's a nice city. i mean, there's some good parts and bad parts, but right down here by the chase, it's been really nice so far. it's been a slam dunk. mayor daniel lurie says he's already seeing ways this could benefit the city in the future. business leaders are here. nba owners are here and they're saying, oh, your city looks good. and there's this sense of optimism and energy in the city that they haven't seen for years. the bay aa pulled out all the stops to wow the world of sports, an effort that will continue as the region hosts the super bowl and world cup games next year. alyssa goard today in the bay. so many things in the bay area. yeah, a lot of reason to come to. all right. well, you know what? everyone this morning talking

about one young fan from oakland. so his surprise trip to the all star game ended in a six figure viral moment during a break in the action. 18 year old jared barajas was called down to the court for a a three point challenge against bucs star and oakland native damian lillard. jared had to make just 13. shot before lillard made three, and when he did, he won 100,000 bucks. later, he talked about this once in a lifetime moment. and to compete against damian lillard was also pretty cool. and then after i made the shot, shaq and kenny all gave me a hug. and then i saw curry at the end too, which was pretty cool. all right. maybe the best part of the story is the fact that he didn't even know he was going to the game until his dad surprised him with tickets on saturday. he currently attends los medanos college in pittsburg, and plans to use at least some of that money to help fund his

education. smart. i love that. all the bay area will play a central role in two more major sporting events next year. as alyssa mentioned, both at levi stadium. super bowl 60 on february 8th, which airs on nbc bay area, and five group stage matches during the 2026 world cup. all right, we'll take a live look at the place everybody wants to be. san francisco this morning, resting aft a long weekend. oh, boy. i mean, that looked a little sketchy with the forecast or with the what? the weather was leading up to all star weekend. and then it cleared out just in time. yeah. so it's now staying fairly quiet as we go throughout the week. there's not a lot of major concerns that we have. as you're heading out this morning, we are seeing some clouds and it's been a little foggy in some spots. so just watching out for that as you're driving to work. otherwise it's going to become a sunny day. and midweek we will be watching out for a chance of showers, with the north bay seeing the highest chance of

that rain and then a spring-like weekend on the way. so we're starting out with some mid to upper 40s. as you're heading out the door. it's 45 in palo alto and 50 in san francisco with a high of 59 degrees. it will be 60 in oakla and 59 in livermore and dublin, as well as 60 today in napa, while san jose also heads for 60 degrees. so a nice start to the week. fairly quiet on this president's day. we'll talk about some minor changes as we go through the week. coming up in a few minutes as you're heading out. if you're working this morning, traffic is been fairly light as we take a live look at the golden gate bridge. just a few cars coming across, no fog there and clear visibility for the bay bridge. we're also looking good for the commutthis morning. that looks like it is a fairly light on this holiday. we're also not yet seeing the metering lights on at the bay bridge toll plaza and around the bay area. we have all green sensors here, meaning that everyone is driving safely, so let's hope that holds up. i'll be tracking any changes to the

commute and the forecast coming up in just a few minutes. back to you to know. thanks, kari giving back to those in need. i was like, oh no, i hope they're okay and i hope they're safe. i head on today in the bay we introduce you to the young south bay students stepping up to help victims of the l.a. wildfires and the incredible support they got from their community. it is a very heartwarming story. it looks like it also could be as soon as tomorrow. the u.s. and russia start peace talks over ukraine. plus, saturday night live celebrating 50 years of comedy greatness, highlighting the laughs and memories from the show's big night. stay with us.

43. as you are heading out, we are going to see it. partly cloudy for morgan hill temperatures in the upper 40s, and watch out for some patches of fog moving around the south county. after that, it clears up eventually and temperatures head for the low 60s. it will be a mild start to the week, but getting warmer by the week's end. so we'll talk about what's ahead in the forecast as well. and also a look at the morng commute, where we are going to get an overview of the bay area that's coming up in just a few minutes. the state department says american negotiators are ready to meet with a russian delegation over the war in

ukraine. and that was the opening bell, i think, from last week. must have been is closed today. closed today for washington day. washington's birthday is the is the government. so this this peace talk. it's going to be in saudi arabia tomorrow. our secretary of state our national security advisor. president trump's special envoy to ukraine will all be there. not pointed this clear at this pnt who the russians are sending. and the state department memo this morning says nothing about ukraine's role in all this. there have been peace talks before in this war. in fact, the first meeting was just four days after russia invaded in 2022. there have been five sets of talks in all. ukrainian president zelensky was on nbc's meet the press sunday morning, warning ukraine will not be willing to give away parts of its own country to stop the war, and warning president trump. trump not to trust putin. is it true that you told president

trump during that phone call that putin is only pretending to want peace because he is afraid of mr. trump? yes, yes, i said that he's a liar. and he said, i think that my feeling he said that he's ready for peace negotiations. and i said to him, no, he's a liar. he doesn't want any peace. but i think he is really a little bit scared about the president trump. and i think the president has this chance and he's strong. and i think that really he can he can push putin to peace negotiations. yes, i think so. i think so he trust putin. don't trust just't words about ceasefire. now, trump said late last week he did trust putin, at least about the desire for peace. and in the past, he said he trusts putin, most notably in his first term, saying he trusted putin's word

that russia does not interfere with an election, despite what his own advisers and intelligence agencies were telling him. the trump administration has asked the supreme court to rule whether president trump can fire a government watchdog without having to explain why congress set a law that says the head of the office of special counsel can only be fired for cause. trump did not give a cause, but fired him anyway. now, the office of special counsel deals with whistleblowers and government ethics. it's not related to the special counsel in the department of justice that prosecutes crime. trump and elon musk say they are shutting down fraud in the government. but as you listen to these claims, do keep in mind they fired many of the people who are in charge of finding that fraud, including the inspector general, many of them, and inspectors in the government accountability office. the white house still blocking reporters from the associated press from attending events or press conferences, the

trump administration says ap is, quote, lying when it calls the body of water between texas and florida, the gulf of mexico, because president trump is officially renamed it, trump's deputy chief of staff, saying ap's right to irresponsible and dishonest reporting is protected by the first amendment, but it does not ensure their privilege of unfettered access to limited spaces like the oval office and air force one. and over the weekend, hundreds of workers federal workers were laid off from cdc, homeland security and fema. alice barr is going to have more about that at the top of the hour. marcus. all right. scott. thank you. okay, so this is a story i can't wait to tell you about. it's about a south bay group of students giving back one sock at a time, making us all bay area proud. these are fourth grade students at latimer school in moreland. the school district there in san jose. and they decided to launch a sock drive to collect new socks for victims of the recent los

angeles wildfires. we spoke to two of those students about what inired t them to act. the first needed items was diapers and wipes, but we thought that that could be a bit hard for families to access, and socks and underwear were the second most needed item, and those are easy to get. we really want to help them and kind of give them like a start to like getting new houses and stuff like that. now remember, these are fourth grade students. so the school's principal says those students actually approached her about this idea to give back. when andrew came to me and said, mrs. gayle, i want to do something. this is a really big problem. and i figured it out. we were really proud. he said, i figured it out. like, i love that. so the group ended up with 2250 pairs of socks for the official drive total. how cool is that? listen, you got a good pair of

socks. you're going to have a good day. all right. global pop superstar shakira is recovering after a weekend stay in a south american hospital. it's not clear if she has been released from the hospital, but she had acute abdominal pain that forced her to cancel a performance saturday in peru. in a post yesterday, she says her team is working to reschedule that new date as soon as possible. she knows fans are waiting for that. she's not offering any other details, though, on her condition. shakira's tour is scheduled to stop in san francisco june 3rd. meanwhile, at the box office, a marvelous debut for captain america. you're not steve rogers. you're right. i'm not. i saw that harrison ford playing the president in marvel's new captain america film, brave new world. this is starring anthony mackie. you also saw in the title role. now, the film is expected to gross more than $100 million domestically over the extended holiday weekend. it has earned about double that amount

globally. all right. you know those horns. plenty of golden moments during last night's snl 50/50 celebration, and lots of people will still be talking about it today. yeah, and if you didn't catch all three plus hours of it, here's just a few of the highlights for you this morning. but i believe that the heart and soul of this show is the celebrity hosts, many of whom are in this room tonight. you know, as i look around, i see some of the most difficult people i have ever met in my entire life. let's get out of here. you know, we could go get some coffee or something. somebody talking about coffee? oh. oh my god. ryan reynolds, how's it going? great. why? what have you heard? san fernando valley. krajicek. that's you. i

left a scarf here in 1988, and i'm kind of wondering if anybody has seen it around. you know, a that's a long time ago. i don't, know. i don't think so. i'm not sure. look, it's simply not here, okay? nobody. okay. number one is funny. it's got a great smile. ha! and he's currently sleeping every kind of way with the lovely actress scarlett johansson. of course, i'm talking about my brother brian. brian can't help it, though. you see the stars just everywhere. bill murray there. snl cast member from 1977 to 1980. part of the skit included ranking of former weekend update anchor, some of whom joined in on the fun there. i mean, i didn't get to see it. i did dvr it, but so i can't wait. but you said you all. oh yeah, we watched some of it. yeah. i mean, we had to go

to bed, but it was it was really good. and you think about it when it spans 50 years like that, the current cast members grew up watching, idolizing and watching and like, i want to do that. and then they sat next to each other and did skits together. like, what a dream come true for them. it is. it's like working with you all. dream come true. yeah. why are you looking at me like you're like, whatever. well, this forecast is a dream. i can say that. it looks pretty good this week. i i me, we won't have a lot to complain about. let's get a live look out there. and some of our current temperatures that we're feeling around the bay area. it's not as cold as we saw last week with upper 40s. as you're heading out the door in san francisco, it's 47 in concord, and we're also seeing some upper 40s in san jose in mountain view. we'll start out with some few clouds and some patchy fog. and here's a look at our trend throughout the day. just some peeks of sunshine and high temperatures in the upper 50. it will be 60 in palo alto today and 62 in concord will be in the upper 50s and low 60s for much

of the east bay, as well as the north bay. and then looking at tomorrow, we'll bring it up a couple of more degrees. so in dublin it will be 64 as well as 66 in san jose. and then on wednesday, this is when we will see some more clouds and a slight chance of rain, mainly for the north bay, but temperatures also staying fairly mild for this time of year. we can see the clouds that are well off the coast. nothing happening until once again, that next system arrives on wednesday, with some spotty rain starting out on wednesday morning, first in the north bay. and that may also move into san francisco around 10 to 11:00 wednesday morning. but as it continues to move across the bay area, this system just kind of falls apart. and we're not expecting all of us to get some rain. after that, our temperatures start to warm up. so san jose starts out the week with mid 60s for highs by the weekend. if you have some outdoor plans, it looks beautiful. it will be in the low 70s and we'll see those temperatures continue at least into early next week. as we take a look at the 7-day forecast, we

could use a little bit more rain. we only have a slight chance of rain in the north bay. and of course, that's the area that really doesn't need any additional rainfall. but we will see that slight chance some spotty showers on wednesday. the rest of the week we're drying out and warming up and headed for the low 70s for san francisco. it will be a cloudy start to the week and temperatures in the upper 50s today, but we are looking at some mid 60s for anything you have planned in the outdoor activities for this weekend that will be upcoming, and let's get you out on the roadways as you're getting out. we're starting out with a fairly smooth drive. it's been light on this holiday at times. i've seen some fog drifting around this camera in the tri-valley, but it is clear as you make it over toward fremont and looking good there as well. around the bay area. we haven't seen any issues with the commute. nothing popping up on the chp reports. that means that everyone is driving safely. hopefully it stays that way. our longer drive from contra costa to alameda county is right on schedule.

people are driving at the speed limit at least, and it takes you about 23 minutes to get from the antioch bridge to highway 292. so i'll be watching all of that for you. and another update coming up again in a few minutes. back to you. all right. thank you so much, kari. well, happening now the search is over after two people fell into the san francisco bay saturday night, crews were able to rescue one of the victims. the other is still missing. both fell into the water between piers 28 and 32. crews called off that search at noon yesterday. investigators are asking the public to report anything suspicious if they see people near the water, especially people that are too close to the shore. the man accused of killing the united health care ceo, speaking for the first time. this, as a new documentary shines a light on the investigation. ahead at six, the first response from luigi mangione as he awaits his next crucial hearing. plus, a deadly storm sweeping through the south, we are tracking the

destruction headed now up to the east coast. and a reminder nbc bay area streams live 24 seven. you can watch us whenever you want, wherever you are on roku or other streaming ptforms. you'rela

a violent weekend at two popular hangout spots in the south bay. the details from a deadly encounter on valentine's day night, and the response from police after a scary brawl in downtown san jose. presidents day protests planned across the bay area. a lot of folks upset over trump's slashing programs and cutting jobs. we take a look at the demands for change just three weeks into his presidency. what we do is we use sport, in this case, basketball, as a catalyst for change, preparing incarcerated people for life after prison. the new program, going beyond basketball, and the major boost it's getting from golden state warriors. this is today in the bay. and a good monday morning to you. let's start the week right.