and ntioch. a day. it's all because of this area of low pressure that's bringing in the rain, even thunderstorm activity for southern california and the desert southwest. that means for us, we are looking at onshore flow with those southwesterly winds 10 to 20. here's our next weather system and that will bring stronger on show flow for us tomorrow, and that means temperatures will be cooler for your tuesday. as we go through the rest of today, looking at mostly sunny to partly sunny skies and as we head through tomorrow, low clouds in parts of the bay and our breaking news. inland locations we have just learned the and partly sunny skies and cooler director of an for your tuesday embattled bay area afternoon. sunset at 7:58 and transit is sunrise tomorrow resigning. i'm kenny choi. morning at 6:15. daytime highs right around where we should be for this >> i'm michelle time of year. griego. alan martin is following this in the story from the live news desk. >>reporter: michelle and kenny, fremt, san jose, millions of people rely on muni forspor

napa and santa everyday. wear rosa. 62 for san shake up the of m franci forest and wha u can expt. cooler f tuesday and wednesday, we start to warmup. and we'll continue to warmup as we head through the management. the director of rest of the workweek with plenty of sunshine and cooler, but still pleasant for the weekend. >> it still looks transportation is resigning. ed resiken has been nice, i like it. under fire. for example, on >> mary, thanks. friday, there were still ahead, no train lines thatf day more strangers caring for your aging loved ones. becathere were the program that's power problems. people forced to cram onto buses. also, flaws that showed up on the keeping the care within the family. new trains, doors that lock onto objects and in fact in one case, on a woman's arm, and train car -- >> he says the agreement i have with the sf board of director ends in august and it's clear this is the right time for a change. ed reiskin is going to retire in august and there's no word on a replacement interim or permanent. >> alan, we'll have

more on this developing story on the kpix5 news at 5:00. and online at kpix.com. new at noon, a mountain lion is otted nr a ar the sighting forcing place to bay emily turner is here to show us, emily. >> michelle, this mountain lion was reported found the creature in a planter box. police spent hours keeping an eye on it. it did leave some workers unable to get to their desk on time. police blocked off b street between 7th and 4th street. that's close to downtown in order to set up a perimeter. as a large crowd grew, fish and game workers were able to move in. they used a tranquilizer gun. the mountain lion was captured shortly before 10:00 this morning.

and police say a sighting like this is unusual for the ar anere, butiner usuallyn the east si town where the t wild land, but not this far downtown. >> police say thatat made it crucial for them buying time. the animal will be relocated and seems to be in good health. michelle. you. in alameda county, the chp says a man died after crashing his wall into wall. it happened near davis street. officers believe the driver may have had a medical emergency before the crash and all lanes have since opened. a man is in custody accused of intentionally trying to set a bay area uber office

building on fire. >>reporter: a 26-year-old man tried to set this place on fire. 10:40 last night, the san mateo police department got a call that a uber building was on fire. a witness saw long purposely trying tobudi ablaz mething down and runaway and a few seconds later, the flames went up and it got bigger and there's relief for family members who care for their elderly loved one. bigger. i called 911. >> a health care >> the damage is program allows health caregivers to care for their minimal >> upon the health and the arrival, the fire was out, it was patients aren't footing the bill. smoldering and it's called self-directed care witnesses saw the subject and the program is caideedom cse >> they help uber drivers activate their account or th sees thousands of patients but get a vehicle it's offered in inspected. they credit witness several states including here in testimony for the speedy arrest. california. >> with the help of >> you can feel the public we were comforted and good everyday when you able to do this. >> police say this leave the house knowing that your mom is in the best is an isolated hands. incident and don't >> it does a low me believe it's to not stress. related to eye >> her biggest wish

other crime. was to die in her own home. she didn't want to jackie ward, kpix5. go to a nursing >> the suspect did home. not give a >> experts say these programs can make a big dent in statement, so they can't say whether they were targeted the growing or if he worked for shortage of caregivers. just a reminder, if you them. have i a consumer the fbi revealed threatening social problem or question media post tipped you can always them off five minutes before the e-mail us at synagogue attack, but it was too consumerwatch@kpix. com or call the late. people are remembering a woman who died trying to hotline at 1-888-5-helps-u. a quick break and from the hail of bullets. >>reporter: at the front doors of the synagogue is a sign we'll be right that reads please back. allow us time to grieve and process. for the first time since the shooting, inside people prayed including stuart cosh. >> i came here to pray and i was taken in with an open heart. i wasn't searched. there was no question about who i was and where i was from. it was i wanted to do a -- i was able to do that. >> as the congregation comes together, they're

saying goodbye to their own. 60-year-old kaye who stepped in front of rabbi goldstein to protect him for the shooter. >> laurie took the bullet for all of us. she died to protect terrible. >> rick sloss, a friend of kaye says she leaves behind a wife and daughter and she was a helped start the ha bob. >> there were dozens of interviews and earnest, the former nursing student is facing one count of murder and three counts of attempting murder for killing kaye and wounding others. this 8-year-old has this message. >> you're supposed to -- you're not supposed to live with hate. >> that's the growing memorial that people cannot to drop off flowers

right outside the habod and they'll a ceremony against hate at 6:00. leslie marine, kpix5. investigators are -- investigators in washington state are trying crane to crash killing two people. two victims were crane operators and the other two were in cars crushed when a large segment crane toppled over. it's unclear if weather was a factor. biden will hold his campaign -- biden will be in pittsburgh, pennsylvania starting at 12:30. laying out his vision for rebuilding the middle-class and over the next few weeks, head through early voting states including iowa, new hampshire and north p a 5:0 carolina. they raised $6.3 million in the oneptures first 24 hours

after his campaign whale calf. launch last week. meanwhile the dangerous for closer to home, o'rourke will be migrating whales off the coast. we'll have that story and muchor our kpix5 discussing h change. he was in san francisco fuelling questions from voters. o'rourke talked about voting rights and the high cost of the medical care news at noon. >> we're done. >> yeah. and he touched on >> go out and enjoy his climate change plan calling for the day if can. upping taxes on corporations and cutting tax breaks for fossil fuel companies. and another have a great one. democrat on the trail today, pete beauty that judge. the mayor of south bend -- he was much much popular with white voters and he's the youngest democrat candidate in the race for the white house at 37-year-old. attorney general william barr is scheduled to testify before the senate on wednesday over his roll-over his release over the mueller report. another appearance in the air. the white house is

pushing back against threats from congressional democrats to subpoena barr if he doesn't testify on thursday before is threatening not to show up after democrats insisted that lawyers from the committee be allowed to ask some of the questions. >> the best person we can hear from is general barr to find out, one, his summary of cliff note versions was different from the he release the unredacted report. >> they're acting childish. it's almost embarrassing to the house democrats the way they're behaving. >> jerry thatted letter says bar cannot dictate the terms of the hearing and the sides are negotiating. michael pleaded not guilty to charges in southern california. he's named in a 36-count federal indictment accusing him of steals millions of dollars from clients and failing to pay taxes and

committing bank fraud and these are sketches taken inside the santa ana courtroom. the stormy daniels attorney tweeted his deny of the charges and his trial is expected to start in june. at least 17 parents are expectedoadt g in boston to the college scandal. among the high profile parents charges a loughlin, and her fashion designer husband massamo who paid $500,000 to get their daughters into usc. health officials updated -- it's the highest total in 25 years. they report more than 704 cases so far this year across 22 states. that's more than any full year since 1994. 66 patients have been hospitalized but no deaths are reported so far. this afternoon, we are learning that director john singleton will be taken off of life support after

suffering a stroke earlier this month. singleton's family said he suffered a stroke on april 17th and quietly ♪ >> shauna: flo! struggled with hypertension. he was nominated for -- he's knownfor poetic jus, what did you do to my daughter? to and h was the directorf the fx >> brooke: mmm. [ giggles ] >> ridge: mmm. tv series snow fall. changes for a [ sighs ] hi. bay area food bank. >> brooke: hi. >> ridge: so, i want to tell you >>reporter: a major expansion plan is something, but you got to in the works for a food bank as we get promise me not to be mad. >> brooke: oh, i can't promise new numbers on that i'll agree. hunger in the bay >> ridge: well, that's fair enough. area. how airbnb is um, i think you're beautiful, fighting against having cameras in smart sister katie did the right rental homes. we're catching sunshine on our san thing. >> brooke: oh! ridge... jose camera. mostly sunny skies >> ridge: come on, think about right now. it. other locations this whole proposal came out of dealing with the nowhere. clouds still. we're tracking our you know what's spencer's next weather system and what that means thinking? d for bay area coming up.

there are reports right now that larry king suffered another heart attack. according to tmz, the 85-year-old tv broadcaster went into cardiac arrest at his home on thursday. he's reportedly in theexcted to be released some time today. new at noon, a local food bank is planning a major expansion as new data finds that hunger is a problem plaguing the bay area. kpix5 anne mackovec

has more on the plan to help close that hunger gap. >>reporter: this food bank serves over 140,000 people each week and now they have a new goal, distribute 50% more food by 2040. the food bank reached capacity in san francisco's dark patch. >> we're turning away donations and that's a bad thing. >> they continue to improve its services and a report shows low income residents in san francisco and marin missed over 35 million meals in 2017. down from a high of 62 million in 2013. combination of us doing more and getting more food in the community and we saw that there are fewer people below 200% of poverty living in san francisco. >> a lot changed. at first they didn't traffic produce and now it makes up 60% of their donations and they need more storage. they're adding 28,000 square feet of warehouse space

and renovating their facility in san raphael. >> it's amazing to here they're expanding so they can help more people. >> the food bank supplies more than 400 other nonprofits in san francisco and marin counties. all partners in the goal of no missed meals. >> the passion is no one should go hungry. >> construction work should wrap up mid 2021 and the cost is $20 million. >> the food bank will continue its advocacy work pushing for government programs like cal fresh. house speak per pelosi will be the key note speaker at university -- she'll address more than 8500 undergrad and grad students and the may8th ceremony will be held at oracle park. airbnb is known for holding -- they're making sure

there's no hidden cameras or other privacy issues. >> we have a program called air me plus and we inspect the properties our self and we do a 200-point inspection. >> is this every property? >> no, right now it's just a little over 15,000 properties but -- buty ven actually want to -- the grounded 373 is ready -- the 737 is ready for inspection. it was grounded after the lion air and the ethiopia airline crashes. they believe a sensor and the antistall system malfunctioned on both planes boeing ceo addressed the safety concerns in chicago. he says boeing is finalizing a software upgrade. >> with the certified software update implemented, the 737 max will be

one of the safest airplanes ever to fly. >> he reiterated that boeing will add a warning light in cockpits that was previously a pricey additional option. let's check with mary lee in the weather center with a look at our forecast on this monday morning. >> hey there, michelle and kenny. it looks like a nice day and a mild monday and we are watching the clouds break up. here's a live look with our sails forest camera looking north. blue sky and temperatures running in the mid to upper 50s to the 60s. so we are warming up. concord you're at 69. 61 in oakland. 66 in livermore. upper 50s in san francisco. 50s for santa rosa. we have been watching winds all morning and looking at south, southwest winds at 7 miles per h as w