i'm scott mcgrew. thanks for making us part of your sunday morning. damian trujillo: hello and welcome to "comunidad del valle," i'm damian trujillo, and today, carnaval returns to san francisco. plus, some folklórico dancing on your "comunidad del valle." male announcer: nbc bay area presents "comunidad del valle" with damian trujillo. damian: we begin once again with family giving tree. it's such an important topic. with me on "comunidad del valle" is jonathan sanchez, who is in charge of some of the efforts there with family giving tree and hoping to get, again, more backpacks donated to our schoolchildren across the bay area. thank you so much for being here. jonathan sanchez: thank you for having me. damian: well, talk about this need and the efforts that you do to kind of provide for that need. jonathan: yeah, definitely, so currently, the need is we only serve 35,000 students. we served 35,000 students last year, but the overall need is over 350,000 students throughout the

i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. rob is in with us, too. >> good to be here and see you. the weather is fairly nice for outdoor plans. we have patchy low clouds and fog near the coast and along the inner bay. 40s and 50s to start. lose the jacket by lunchtime. temperatures in the 80s around livermore and tri-valley. close to 90 and the warmest locations, mid to upper 80s. temperature trend not just for the next two days but over the next seven is the heat is on in the valley. >> 5:00 right now. breaking news out of iraq where isis unleashed a new wave of bombings around baghdad. at least 20 confirmed dead in three separate attacks. after the attack, isis claimed responsibility. it comes as iraqi troops launched a new offensive to retake fallujah. >>> happening today, memorial day commemorations take place across the nation to remember u.s. militaries who died. >> president obama is scheduled to visit the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery. it starts 8:00 a.m. our .

. >> scott mcgrew in for sam brock. >> temperatures quickly rising. right now we have a lot of low clouds and patchy fog. you are seeing a bit of that around san francisco into the north bay. upper 70s close to san jose. mid to upper 80s san jose. 90s concord, livermore and pleasanton. san francisco out of presidio, looks pleasant. upper 60s to low 70s. danville, it's hot. we'll see temperatures on the rise. they rise more into tuesday's high pressure strengthens. midnight is possible for warmer temperatures. >>> presidential candidates have their sights set on california. bernie sanders is back in the bay area. bob redell is live on treasure island with where he'll be today. bernie calling california the big enchilada. >> that's why he'll be seen a lot. he will kick off this week with a rally at 2:00 in oakland with danny glover. that not open to the public. it will be one of several appearances as senator bernie sanders tries to win as many delegates as possible during next week's california primary. hillary clinton is expected to win enough regular

zbla good morning, everyone, i'm scott mcgrew. on tuesday amazon announced it would join the countless numbers of services delivering lunch to san francisco. as amazon really means business, offering free delivery of your health smoothy or greasy burger with no upcharge. and amazon joins services like uber eats and door dash in the food delivery business. door dash just announced a deal with carl's jr. and $127 million in new funding. tony chu and troy wol verton of the mercury news. i want to talk about that funding in a second. there is one bit of business, our set looks different and that's because we're actually borrowing the set from our friends at telemundo to do the show while we build a brand-new studio. >> might switch to spanish. >> let's hope not because i can get by with a little french and that's it. let's talk about amazon. this is brand-new news since you and i arranged to have you on the show. amazon swooping into your business. how is that going to go? >> we're very excited that folks like amazon are valid dating

just like the olympics. >> thank you, scott mcgrew. this may take a while for shark fans to get over. a tough loss. they did not stick the landing. that was game four of the stanley cup playoff series against the nashville predators. mike fisher scoring the game winner in the third overtime. that ends one of the longest games in sharks' playoff history. almost five hours of hockey. it ties the series at two games apiece. game five tomorrow night back home in san jose. >> bay area sports fans going through a lot these days.ç jobs are going to fly to portland today. >> steph curry, is he going to play or not play? looks like he will not play tomorrow night. steph has yet to participate in a full practice. he could be ready to go by monday. warriors up 2-0. the team says there is no reason to rush curry back on to the court. that's wise. >> this team, truly all the players contribute in a very quantitative way. it's cool. >> this team does, too. >> you guys are okay without me. let's hope my knee holds out. >> if you are trying to figure

i'm scott mcgrew for sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon.rob is in with the forecast. >> we've got some low clouds there across the san mateo bridge. 56. 54 in san francisco. by noon, low 80s in the tri-valley. near 90 around livermore. for some of our events around the bay area today out of presidio, numbers in the upper 60s near 70. danville numbers in the upper 80s. hot temperatures in the high valley. from here, temperatures are going to turn hotter on tuesday. high pressure really is the big story next five to seven days. mid 90s possible across our valleys. we'll let you know when relief from the heat might arrive. >> we look forward to that. 5:29. breaking news this morning out of iraq. isis has unleashed a new wave of bombings around baghdad. at least 20 people confirmed dead in three separate attacks. this is new video. the largest bombing killed eight people near a military checkpoint. after those attack, isis claimed responsibility. iraqis launched a new offensive to retake the city of fallujah. >>> memorial day commemorations tak

not just into what it's like to walk in scott mcgrew's shoes but the future.the hyperloop first test in the desert a smashing success. hyperloop one was born from a concept by elon musk. the goal is to take from you san francisco to l.a. in over a half hour. trains would travel more than 700 miles per hour per hour more than double the bullet train speed. they hope to have a fully operational system in the next four years. >> that is super cool. i don't want to be the first one on it. >> let's test drive that puppy first. >> we don't need sunny california today. >> we have sunny kari hall. >> we will have that later on today. right now it's cloudy. but then as we go through the rest of the morning, our skies will be clearing fairly quickly. we can see above the clouds as we get a view from sunol looking at beautiful sunrise this morning. also some cool temperatures as we get this day started. it's 54 now in san francisco. also in the east bay. 7:00 in the south bay. as we drop in to get a closer look from all our weather underground sites, 58 in the santa tere

>> scott mcgrew with warren buffett is weighing in. >> they call him the oracle of omaha.he runs berkshire hathaway. you know its subsidiaries, dairy queen, fruit of the loom, benjamin moore paints. even duracell batteries. buffet says his business will be fine no matter who is president. trump or clinton either way we will be fine. buffet has been a clinton supporter. he's also made positive statements about bernie sanders. facebook is facing a lawsuit this morning over its plan to change its stock structure. last week under the plan, facebook would give current shareholders a different class of stock that would protect mark zuckerberg's control of the company. zuckerberg and his wife plan to give away most of their facebook chock to charity. if they do that, zuckerberg would no longer have control over his own company. this new plan solves this. shareholders filed suit. google did something very similar last year and faced a similar suit. stocks had a terrible week last week. all three major indices lower by apple. sell your positions. stocks tend to go down between now

l pinson'm scott mcgrew. on katleged killer was killed in a shootout in santa barbara unityy and then the search for the 15-year-old continues. >> family and friends are gathering to ask the community to keep looking for the 15-year-old as law enforcement is doing the same, sharon. >> reporter: kris and scott, i just spoke with a public information officer which is focused on finding pearl and the other where the shootout took place. two days ago, witnesses say they found the 15-year-old being pulled into a car screaming with a bloody face on an overpass in vallejo. the suspect's car was spotted in san luis obispo which led to a shootout in santa barbara county. that's where the suspect, 19-year-old fernando castro, fired shots at them and they fired back killing him. pearl was not in the car at the time. friends and family held a candlelight vigil praying for her safe return and balloons are along the overpass where she was last seen. she was wearing a gray sweater, green-colored hair, black leggings and a b

. >> scott mcgrew, you say it is a smart move. >> it is a smart move because it distracts you what what actually happened. gawker lost a massive lawsuit brought by wrestler hulk hogan after the gossip blog ran clips of hogan's sex tape. the damages in the suit are so high, gawker probably cannot survive as a business. it was funded by peter theil who himself was the subject of an invasive story by gawker. some raise the concern of free speech and first amendment. can someone with money destroy a news organization simply because he doesn't like the content? keep in mind the courts themselves said what gawker did was not protected by free speech. gawker lost its free speech case. denton threatened theil saying, you too will be subject of a dose of transparency, however philanthropic your intention and careful the planning the details of your involvement will be gruesome. let's try to find somebody happier than that. landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. >> happy friday. wall street looks to head into the holiday weekend on a high note. stocks taking a breather thursday as a two-da

more people are buying things at the mall. >> scott mcgrew says this is good news. were just talking about this yesterday. >> we were. we just got the latest retail sales figures a few minutes ago. arguably the most important economic numbers behind the jobs report. they do show an increase of 1.5% in retail sales. macy's released really bad numbers yesterday. kohl's and jcpenney followed with terrible numbers. amazon a huge factor in this. one analyst says he expects amazon to hit $1,000 a share. for mere discover amazon is easier than going to the store. >> one stock not doing well is apple. shares fell below $90 for the first time in years on the nasdaq thursday. the concern here is two-fold. one, that people don't want to upgrade their phones. they are happy with what they've got. two, there is no super cool apple device in the pipeline. alphabet should take over as the most valuable company any time now. > >>> symantec will lay off workers. >> lending club, a group of small community banks will no longer buy loans from the san francisco start-up after the ceo l

i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm kris sanchez. here at dana stubblefield's church in san

. >> i'm scott mcgrew in for sam brock. >> the valley heating up over the next few days.w clouds.

>>> sponsored by -- ♪ >> good morning, everyone, i'm scott mcgrew.f you ever renovated your kitchen, you know what we are going through. we are in the midst of moving our press here set into a new studio. it's all quite fancy, i'm told. but in the meantime we have to bring you highlights from some of our best recent shows and we begin with drones. can your neighbor fly a drone over your backyard? a lot of people want to know the answer so we asked one of the nation's foremost experts in drone policy. >> the air space is something that being talk about in towns and communities across the united states. people want to know, i want to fly in my own backyard commercially or prevent my -- >> just for fun. my neighbor says you can't play over my house? >> yeah. >> really? >> at least 83 feet above my backyard is my air space, it's the immediate reaches of the land. it's unclear above 83 feet and below 400 feet. the case law is not entirely clear on subject and something getting a lot of talk but i would say that the privacy concerns are real and this is wh

scott/2shot and i'm scott mcgrew. show the dreary conditions. ad-lib. yesterday -- we had reports of lightning in the east bay. and there are still unstable conditions lingering. let's bring in meteorologist kari hall. ==kari//wx pod== =scott//anim== our nbc bay area app is a grt way to stay ahead of the

scott/2shot and i'm scott mcgrew. ==scott//boxes== our traffic cameras across the bay show the dreary conditions. ad-lib. yesterday -- we had reports of lightning in the east bay. and there are still unstable conditions lingering. let's bring in meteorologist kari hall. ==kari//wx pod== =scott//anim== our nbc bay area app is a grt way to stay ahead of the weather. download it for your iphone or android device. then click on the weather tab to see our live doppler radar. the app is free. kris///2shot san francisco's city attorney is revealing details into a lawsuit against the nation's largest for-profit art school: academy of art. the allegations? the school has illegally converted buildings into student housing. taking away from affordable housing in the city. scott/boxes nbc bay area's stephanie chuang is live at city hall. stephanie. live intro city atty dennis herrera says the academy of art has illegally they before previously low income housing converted to student housing. he said the academy put in a change of

scott mcgrew, it's hard to believe. >> walgreens was so eager, it didn't ask any of the right questions elizabeth holmes. holmes under investigation along with her blood testing company as medical reports say her super secret blood testing machine she claimed to event don't work properly. the fed may bar her from entering her own silicon valley laboratories. "the journal" says walgreens own scientist asked for a theranos machine to test out but never received one. theranos claimed it could test for a myriad of problems with a single drop of blood using super advanced technology it wouldn't show to experts. they say the machine did work. the company would dilute blood samples with sterile water, run it on traditional machines which would give inaccurate results. alibaba sells items online. stock fell 7% on the news. it pulled yahoo stock lower. yahoo has a big investment in alibaba. this is not news yahoo needed this minute. other companies are bidding onnia hoochlt. >>> this is an unusual find. workers unearthed a shipwreck from the 1800s. teams uncovered it where a new highrise is bein

. >> and i'm scott mcgrew.ere? >> reporter: good morning, kris and scott. the number of pregnant women with the zika virus in the united states has

. >> scott mcgrew, thank you very much. >>> a delicate rescue operation ends with a success in san lorenzo, the subject is animal week right now. four wayward ducklynx get caught in a storm drain. the rescuers, alameda firefighters, their mission to climb through a storm drain. so the ending here is nothing to quack up about after being rescued yesterday. those ducklynx this morning are said to be doing just fine. >> you got to love that. firefighters making a difference in so many different ways. >> cats, ducks, dogs, you got it all. >> we have a little of everything in our forecast recently. we are about to move into warmer weather. >> i think a lot of people welcome it. we are headed into the official start of summer, memorial day weekend. you want beach weather or pool weather at least. we look outside, not heading to the pool just yet. we look at the golden gate bridge. a lot of clouds overhead. these clouds will stay with us a few more hours before clearing out. seeing more of the same at the outer sunset now temperature wise, this is about average in the mid- to upper-50s as you ste

i'm scott mcgrew. kris/2shot and i'm kris sanchez. kris//2shot search teams are scouring an open space preserve near the marin country club where two novato high school students were shot and stabbed last night. one of them died. =scott/anim== nbc bay area's stephanie chuang is live at their high school where investigators just gave an update. stephanie. live intro developing story search for homicide suspects novato =kris/topvo= developing news out of vallejo this morning. i know, there is no further threat to the community. >> now, during this morning's update, he added that the motive and what led up to this double shooting is still unknown. just about now, 40 search and rescue team members should be going out with canines looking for evidence and weapons. we don't know if investigators have identified the suspects, if they are local or are students here. they will return tuesday morning after the holiday where there will be grief counselors on site and there may be a candlelight vigil they will hold in honor, in memory of this vic

. >> scott mcgrew joins us. >> in the past, republican candidates called for the tax cuts, democratic candidates says nasty things about wall street. the latest financial data shows candidate clinton has gathered more financial donations from wall street than all the other previous candidates in the race combined. as you point out, republican donald trump now says he would consider raising taxes on the rich. normally people who vote republican. neither side was able to make much hay out of friday's job report. it was big enough to show continued growth. unemployment rate stayed at a healthy 5%. democrats won't want to point out growth is slowing. republicans with it not want you to notice historically low unemployment. is friday's number weak enough to stave off a summer interest rate hike? let's check your news before the bell. >> good monday to you. markets will try to start the week on a positive note. somewhat disappointing jobs report. the nasdaq down three weeks in a row for the first time since january. look for retail sales and inflation. a leadership shake-up in saudi arabia

l pinson'm scott mcgrew.ara unityy and then the search for the 15-year-old continues. >> family and friends are gathering to ask the community to keep looking for the 15-year-old as law enforcement is doing the same, sharon. >> reporter: kris and scott, i

. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. first, b.a.r.t. trains are not stopping at the embarcadero station. let's go to mike inouye. mike? >> yes. folks over here are going to be affected. the embarcadero station is having a major medical emergency. that's the only information that we have gotten, other than the fact that there are 30-minute delays possible. almost all of the lines go through that station. they are not stopping there but they are traveling through the area and it's causing an issue for some folks. if you need to get off there, use the muni station. we haven't heard of anything from smta. we'll update you on twitter as we're able to do that as well. meanwhile, if you want to hit the roads, traffic is flowing no problems in and out of san francisco and out of the bay. we're watching the b.a.r.t. tracks. >>> once again, the trial of garcia-torres has been delayed again. he's now 25 years old and faces the death penalty of kidnapping and killing 15-year-old sierra lamar. her body has never been found. her supporters say they will be there supporting no matter how long it takes.

good morning, everyone, i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm kris sanchez. people packed in to hear sanders speak today. and more than a hundred health care workers got together to let everyone know who their preference is for president of the united states. >> bob redell is live with more. >> reporter: good morning. senator sanders wrapped up a brief policy speech here to about 100 nurses, many wearing red "nurses for bernie" shirts. they listened and cheered as the senator called for a, quote, radicalize transformation of the american health care system. he arced the affordable care act doesn't go far enough, that 28 million people are either uninsured or underinsured, and saying 40,000 americans die each year as a result. he wants a single pair system that would be a right for americans. >> we have a dysfunctional system. we're going to change that system. that's what the american people want. we are going to take on the private insurance companies and the drug companies. the function of health care in a democratic, civilized society is to provide quality

i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kris sanchez. more breaking news unfolding. a major travel disruption this midday hour on b.a.r.t. let's bring in mike inouye to show where folks are going to have to reroute. >> yeah, kris. this is working all right here. the blue line heads you over to pleasanton and we have video overhead as folks were doing an investigation. the train was stopped and the alternate between hayward and south hayward is the 99 ac. there is a major medical emergency there. that usually has to do with a trespasser or somebody down. we had portions we couldn't show you. the investigation continues. 99 is your temporary alternate for transit. >> mike, thanks. >>> and now to the crash of egyptair flight 804. the story is unfolding by the minute. >> authorities have located the wreckage of that doomed flight. bob redell is shifting through that information coming in. bob? >> good morning, kris and scott. u.s. intelligence saying that they have detected an infrared signature that gives a strong indication that there was an explosion on board of the f

not to scott mcgrew. >> it's jobs act monday. >> this is a big deal.oday changes everything for people who want to invest money in american business. starting today, the rules totally change for regular people. they can do what rich people have been doing for a long time. the rule change was signed into law years ago by president obama to jump-start our business act or jobs act. it took forever from the s.e.c. to put rules into place. it allows small businesses to offer shares to mom and pop investors. talking little businesses will be able to raise money selling private shares to its customers. >> we have cool mom and pop, i can see this being very effective with breweries, local breweries. that's what excites me. you have a business with a great community around them. >> bradley representing one of the websites called flash funders. you are seeing a small family farm growing organic food that raised money. the minimum investment is $2,000 and all the previous rules you had to be an accredited investor, gone. if you think this sounds like kick starter

. >> scott mcgrew, if there was only an app for that. >> there is not. you will be able to check. are you absolutely right. you should be able to check the lines from your phone, right? you can check the line for you. tsa shows the length of the tsa pre-check lines. so for instance terminal b right now, the tsa pre-check line is 21 to 30 minutes long. you got to figure the regular line is infinitely longer, right now 11 to 20 minutes. you will breeze right through oakland. google says it's considering sending advertisements to google maps you didn't want to know where the closest walgreens is. you don't have to go to the walgreens. >> peter teal, paying legal fees. he published personal information a number of yoorgs, the kind of information that ditional news organizations would have left private. teal is one of the founders of paypal, forbes says he is the one who financially backed wrestleer hulk hogan in his lawsuit against gawker. in that case, gawker published the tales of the sex tape embarrassing hogan. gawker lost that big to the tune of $140 million. gawker has been crue

i'm scott mcgrew. kris sanchez has the day off. bernie sanders is busy on a whirlwind trip that stops in oakland. let's bring in bob redell live in oakland. bob? >> reporter: good morning to you, scott. bernie sanders will be coming over here to oakland later on this morning for two events. one at a rally and this event here at the allen temple baptist church. outside you can see supporters lining up to hear the candidate who will be with glover. the people who live around here have been politically active since the '60s, which is why you have politicians like sanders choosing to speak here. >> i feel like for the first time in my lifetime there hasn't been a politician who kind of permeates honesty and integrity about him. i believe that he truly represents what the masses really -- what we're concerned about. >> he's unwavering on his ideas. unlike hillary, she tends to change her opinion on the topic. >> reporter: should hillary clinton become the nominee? >> i haven't decided yet. >> i have not made that decision. honestly and t

. >> scott mcgrew, you're looking at steph curry shoes. curry is worth billions for the company. those shoes aren't available. though are called back-to-back mvp shoes. sales increase 350% last year alone. >> north bay starting today lasting two days. increasing video game curry's ability. there have been criticism the video game curry wasn't as good as the real-life curry. for two days he will be totally unbeatable. >> let's check in with the cnbc mvp landon dowdy. >> if only i had steph curry's talent. so far off. stocks sank wednesday. wall street giving back all of tuesday's games. dow having its worst day in three months. nasdaq snapping a three-day winning streak on disappointing earnings from disney and macy's. dow down 217 points. nasdaq losing 49 points. back to you. >> i talk about automated cars a lot because every day in silicon valley we make news. we make them, we crash them. every day news. not today. today goes to the swedes. volvo says it will put 100 automated volvos on the streets. putting them in the hands of regular drivers like you and me. coming out of the

. >> scott mcgrew, you've got your virgin card? any chance the merger does not go through?this one will go through. last week a judge stopped the merger between staples and office depot. the justice department asked for more detail about alaska's plans. the second request. that delays the merger. had the doj not asked anything, the merger could have taken effect. the purchase of virgin america will combine two of the west coast carriers and that does raise anti-trust concerns. tesla will sell more stock. what we call a secondary offering, in order to raise more money to make the model three. we have said several times in the past, tesla did not have the funds to ramp up its production and it would have to offer more stock, which it just did. investors hate secondary offerings because when a company offers more stock, it dilutes the existing stock. if i offered to sell you a slice of pizza for $2 and you and i understand by a slice i mean one of six slices of pizza, then i keep slicing that into smaller and smaller slices, you are not going to get very much pizza and mad you

i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kris sanchez. more breaking news unfolding.

. >> let's check in with scott mcgrew. >> reuters reporting that the securities and exchange commissionamed golfer phil mickelson in a lawsuit saying he made nearly $1 million off an inside stock tip involving dean foods. dean foods owns berkeley's farm dairy in the bay area. the former chairman of the board has been accused in a separate lawsuit of passing on insider tips. >> a tip of the golf gap to google ceo this morning. yesterday he announced the company would create a competitor to amazon's echo, the voice-activated device. he acknowledged ed amazon off toch his top of his speech. thousands braved the i am theater for the first day of the conference. tesla will sell more stock what we call a secondary offering in order to raise money for its new model 3. we said several times in the past, tesla did not have the funds to ramp up production. it would have to offer more stock. investors say the secondary offerings. it dlurts the existing stock. if i sell you a slice of pizza for $2 and you and i understand by a slice i mean we are going to cut that pizza up into six slices and you g

. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. this is not just a murder trial but it's brought the sanctuary city policy into question. he's been deported five times before he says he found a gun and accidently shot kate steinle. >> stephanie chuong was -- chuang was in the courtroom. >> reporter: there was a moment of misunderstanding so there was a delay of what was supposed to happen today. a very simple procedure but i want to mention that lopez sanchez's attorney says his client has a second-grade level education, making it difficult to make him understand what the attorney described as a complicated case. if you take a look at the video from court this morning, lopez sanchez, who has been behind bars since last july, came in the courtroom with his handcuffed in his orange jump suit and head shaved. smiled when he saw his attorney. the prosecutor filed for a very simple amendment, for instance, to include the weapon as a semiautomatic. the judge asked sanchez if he understood that he was waiving his right to a speedy trial.

. >> scott mcgrew, a stock you think couldn't go any lower got pummeled again. >> when you're tradingless than a grande latte, you're trading low enough. lending club saw its stock fall another 11% in after-hours trading after words that the san francisco company received a subpoena from the justice department and worst, it says it has to start funding its own loans. and yes, that is worse than a subpoena from the justice department. we warned investors this day could come. that the company whose whole business model is lending out other people's money might lose access to other people's money. for a lender, that is a disaster. >>> speaking of disasters, this candidate from congress from virginia disappeared from the internet. his facebook posts are gone, campaign page is gone after he posted the screen shot to facebook showing what he thought was something innocent. here is a look at that page now where he made the post. all gone. erased. news.com and several outlets saw the post before it disappeared. mike webb from virginia. the primary thing he posted was internet but candidate we

. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. first, b.a.r.t. trains are not stopping at the embarcadero station.adero station is having a major

i'm scott mcgrew. kris sanchez has the day off.s bring in bob redell live in

. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. the fire broke out around 3:00 this morning. within minutes, it was burning through several businesses. crews are still on the scene looking for hot spots. >> i was there for the early-morning hours but bob redell took over for this noon-time hour and is joining us now. what is now, bob? >> reporter: well, for the past several hours, kris and scott, shop owners had the heartbreaking task to find out how their businesses faired in this fire that tore through the rancho shopping center on el camino. the fire department was able to save three locations and the remaining seven destroyed, including the kosher indian restaurant owned by mr. and mrs. patel. >> unbelievable. [ crying ] >> reporter: heartbreaking morning. and another owner is at a loss for words when we approached him, him realizing his horrible loss. his karaoke restaurant, located on the other side, is gone and was supposed to be closing on next week. we also spoke with the owner of the dance studio which survived with smoke and possible water damage. she's worried abo

>> scott mcgrew is weighing in. >> buffet is the second richest american and he runs berkshire hathaway. buffet says his business will be fine no matter who is president. he says, "trump or clinton, either way we will be fine." that said, buffet has been a clinton supporter and has made very positive statements about bernie sanders. >> facebook is facing a lawsuit over its plan to change its stock structure. we reported this last week. facebook would give current shareholders different classes of stock which would protect zuckerberg's control of the company. he plans to give away most of his stock to charity. he does that, he would no longer be in control of the company. this new plan solves that but some shareholders filed suit. >> google created something similar last year and faced a similar suit. let's check your news before the bell with landon dowdy. >> good monday morning to you. stocks will try to rebound this week. markets are coming off their worst week since mid february on the back of weak economic data. apple suffering its worst month since 2013. we get plenty of economic d

. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. let's get right to mike inouye. good morning, mike. >> we're looking over here towards the oakland b.a.r.t. station. there is one train right near the coliseum. b.a.r.t. says we have a loss of power causing all trains to go into the manual mode. that causes trains to operate slower. apparently the operation center is back in service as well but we will have to take a little while until this recovers. you can see this train at the station right here. that will be an issue in general because folks heading to the a's game will want to get to that specific station so they will be delayed. others will be there for the morning commute but what we're hearing over here, folks reporting two specific reports on twitter that they had to get out of the car after a chemical was released on board one of the trains. we can't confirm that but we'll see how it affects the rest of the train system. none of the stations are affected. again, we're checking on that. the rest of the system should recover for the a's game and hopefully it

i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kris sanchez a gruesome discovery made overnight in concord and police are confirming to nbc bay area that the woman's body was found near the entrance to newhall park. >> stephanie chuang is joining us live. do they know if it's suspicious? >> reporter: they do not know. what i can tell you is that two guys found the body early this morning. very tough for them as well. the pond where this body was found is behind the bushes and the trees there. a lot of this investigation is focused on the other side. at the end is where there is a parking lot. police say the person they found was an adult woman already dead and nine hours later they are still here and questions remain about what happened. >> i was shocked. i've been here every day and i never would think something like that would happen. >> reporter: roman and his friend troy say they were at the duck pond fishing late almost every night. they called a friend to confirm that they found a body floating there before calling the police. >> we saw the railing and there was blood before the pond and so we look

good morning, i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kris sanchez. before we get to that story, we have breaking news in san francisco where police are investigating a death at the moscone center. the man died at an apparent construction accident. he was using a cherry picking type of machinery and got pinned between the equipment and the concrete that he was working with. work on site has been suspended for the day. our christie smith is there at the scene. more today at 5:00 and 6:00. >> and we'll continue to follow that online. east bay police investigating another highway shooting as we were talking about involving a driver on hercules. police are trying to track down the shooter. >> stephanie chuang is live in our newsroom. police believe it's connected to the other highway shootings? >> that remains unclear but what is clear is a bit disconcerting, that there have been 21 shootings since november alone and 12 have been on highway 80. most recently, a 25-year-old man was driving on highway 80 past sunol at 10:30 last night when a white sedan pul

. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. president obama warns that it's very dangerous and hundreds of women have been infected and it could spread into the continental united states. >> bob redell is in san jose. what are they saying about our risk here? >> reporter: good morning, kris and scott. the number of pregnant women with the zika virus in the united states has tripled but not necessarily because of new cases. this morning, what is happening, the centers for disease control on the east coast is expanding this definition of who is considered to have this virus, a virus that if you're not familiar, can cause life-threatening birth defects. pregnant women whose blood tested positive and displayed symptoms as well. from now on, scientists will include pregnant women who test positive but don't necessarily show symptoms. that make it is to 150 pregnant women compared to 50 last week. no new infections, just a different way of counting the infected. from the california department of health, these cases were compiled last

. >> scott mcgrew, what do you know, she tweets. >> amazing.tter board member who uses twitter. take a look at our twitter scoreboard here. deborra lee is the new board member. lee has written more than 7,000 tweets on twitter. new to the company, she has been a twitter user since 2012. martha lane fox, 18,000 tweets. marjorie scardino has tweeted 22 times. many of those are retweets. hugh johnston is one of the newest board members and he's tweeted 15 times, seven retweets. the last time he tweeted was late last month. lee is the ceo of b.e.t., black entertainment television. she got her law degree in harvard. she tweeted 18 times in the last 24 hours. the board of directors don't tweet. they are competent business people. hugh johnston is the vice president of pepsi. as would you expect him to drink pepsi not coke, you might expect him to use twitter. >> shares of lending club are trading less than a grande latte this morning. down another 11%. they saw their stock fall after word the company receives a subpoena from the justice department. a

. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. the fire broke out around 3:00 this morning.l took over for this noon-time hour and is joining us now. what is now, bob? >> reporter: well, for the past several hours, kris and scott, shop owners had the heartbreaking task to find out

. >> scott mcgrew with his red, white and blue tie.g day for american small business. >> this is a big deal. today changes everything for people who want to invest money in american business. the old way is to buy shares in something. we see blue buffalo dog food and their dogs opening the nasdaq. you can buy shares of blue buffalo. that is one way of buying into the business. another is to be rich. but starting today that rule about rich goes away. small businesses can offer partnerships to regular people to invest. the rule change was signed into law years ago by president obama. the jump-start our business act or jobs act is looking for today for s.e.c. to write all the rules. a little local brewery will raise money selling private shares to its own customers. >> the s.e.c. is concerned with protecting investors and that is very important. this country is built on innovation. america is all about leading and starting companies and being an entrepreneur. that's what got us to where we are today. i'm excited about where we are going.

i'm scott mcgrew. i'm kris sanchez. watching that story and another breaking story. bill cosby will stand trial for allegedly drugging and sexually assaulting a temple university employee at his moment 2004. the lone criminal case amid dozen of accusations that he molested women the 78-year-old actor faces up to ten years in prison if convicted. cosby insists this sexual encounter was consensual and she never told him to stop. he has been a free man on million dollars bail since his arrest in december. the montgomery county case is the only criminal case but kosz by's battling defamation, sex assault, insurance lawsuits in other states. cosby's due for arraignment july 20th. we'll follow two breaking stories. download nbc bay area app and our team will send breaking news alerts to your smartphone. >>> at home, top story search for vallejo father accused of setting a home on fire and killing his own son. >> police are asking the public to be on the lookout but also warning that they believe this is a dangerous man. nbc bay area's bob redell joining us. what are the ne

. >>> scott mcgrew was telling us keep an eye on a tech company first data. >> the markets have been about 15 minutes. how is it doing? >> not nearly as well as i thought it would. it was an atlanta company. "baron "barons" gave it a good write up. >> mark zuckerberg turned 32 over the weekend. he and his wife saw "hamilton." cnbc calculating when you consider how rich and young he is, he's made money faster than anybody on the planet. he makes $4 million a day bill gates is richer, but older. do the math, gates only makes $3 million a day. >> san jose city council will take up the issue of google fiber. they want to bring high speed internet to san jose. it will be construction of fiber huts. google competes with comcast. we don't normally cover the box office but we did bring this issue up friday. roveo put its own money into "angry birds" and it was number one at the box office. some people think this is an allegory for immigration. they said this is an obvious parallel for european colonialism. >> do you think it's a stretch? it's about birds and pigs. >> right. it got released i

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i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm kris sanchez. for the first time, former san francisco 49 dana stubblefield answered publicly to rape allegations interest a disabled woman. >> stephanie chuang was there. she has more. >> reporter: here at dana stubblefield's church in san jose is where his attorneys said this was set to be from the get-go a trial in the media, not in a courtroom. and that he was arrested in front of his kids, at his kids' school yesterday when he would have turned himself in, given the chance. take a listen as stubblefield made a quick comment off the top of the press conference himself. he highlighted the fact that these accusations of rape involve a woman allegedly developmentally disabled is what makes this even tougher to take. >> i'm here to state, without any reservation, that i'm completely innocent of all of these allegations. one of my primary charities is special olympics, something true and dear to my heart. this is why these allegations hurt me so badly. >> reporter: stubblefield and his attorneys wen

i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kris sanchez a gruesome discovery made overnight in concord and police arethey know if it's suspicious? >> reporter: they do not know. what i can tell you is that two guys found the body early this