the nbc bay area tent. we're trying to make sure we're a good part of the community trying to give people their money back when they're having trouble with companies. we've been doing this about a year now. i'm happy to report as of today we're getting really close to bringing back 3/4 of a million dollars to bay area viewers. i can take you to the tote board and say as of this morning, we're at $748,918.70 recovered. we've clengtollect, 5,430 compl. connor action an online travel agency was ignoring him. thomas a website was charging him a fee. he wouldn't be able to get money back without us involved. $750 there. russell had an insurance dispute with a shipping company. our team started asking questions that were answered with russell receiving $8600 he was due to begin with he says. 888-996-tips is the number to call. or online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. or one night only, join us here in downtown walnut creek here at booth number 15. the nbc bay area tent. we'll talk to you and shake your hand, take yo

nbc bay area's robert handa is in the south bay. robert, these issues are both heating up. >> reporter: that's right, jessica. santa clara county and the president just keep but tting heads. the president's budget as well as his attempts to get the courts to reconsider his executive order means even more fights ahead. georgina betancourt is concerned how the president's budget will affect programs local, especially for working families trying to make ends meet. >> if they cut the program, it's going to affect my family, had i kids, myself. >> reporter: the county is currently evaluating the president's $4.1 trillion budget and plans a point by point response and possible legal actions. >> it really is a cruel and, you know, vicious attack on those in need in our umbling, stumbling. >> reporter: the county agreed with critics who called new enforcement orders an attempt to punish sanctuary cities. >> when he slips something in like that, it tells us we're not dealing with an administration that's being up front. >> reporter: the coun

nbc bay area responds next. the time is 6:21. we'll be back. nbc bay area responds.to local restaurants that say a san francisco >>> welcome back. it's 6:24 right now. nbc bay area responds to a local restaurant that says a san francisco start-up is using their business names and logos without permission. >> in the process of doing that, misleading you, the consumer. chris chmura looking into this for us. he joins us with a story about meal delivery. >> we have a conflict between a new company absolutely on fire and an established small business feeling burned. barbara rowe owned mulberry street pizzeria in san rafael. a few months back, she saw a restaurant delivery service picking up a to-go order. barbara called that unethical. >> we never authorized anything like that. >> she later learned the delivery service posted her logo on its website. taking orders and giving customers the impression the two companies were partners, but they're not. shely does not authorize any food delivery, afraid it might arrive cold and leave a bad taste in the customer's mouth. our te

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could see a heat advisory for the bay area on wednesday. then everything completely changes for the second half of the week. a dramatic roller coaster ride that will go from maybe near 90s to 60s and a chance of showers and maybe some late season sierra snow. we'll give you the time line on the changes ahead in your seven-day forecast coming up in about 12 minutes. >> thank you, rob. >>> a lot of people enjoying the bay area bike path and smiling about more than just the weather. the path will open seven days a week starting on tuesday. nbc bay area's tom jenson at the western end of the path and delays set back the opening for a long time and people have got to be very happy about this. >> reporter: oh, my gosh, everybody we talked to is so excited. i thought the first couple that we talked to was going to burst when we told them that the bridge is going to be open seven days a week. you are right, it is vez busy -- very busy. more than a thousand people across the 4 and a half mile span, according to guard using a clicker to count every s

chilly mother's day around the bay area. wind speed gusty at times around the coast and the north bay hills see wind speeds 10 to 20-mile-per-hour and the wind coming in off the ocean. so these water temperatures off shore 49 degrees 50 a ocean beach that ocean air-condition is quite chilly keeping the day time highs down tomorrow. morning temperatures mostly 40s to start. see that from 4:00 to 9:00. afternoon highs in the mid-60s around the santa clair valley may see a few low 70s around the 680 corridorment 71 in concord warmest temperatures around the bay area for mother's day. peninsula temperatures oernl in the 60s. 50s closer to san francisco to the north bay highs up 60s or low 70s. the weather a little bit interesting for the north bay and east bay hill tops see the upper level system drop in during the day tomorrow and notice this hour by hour as we head to mid-afternoon, around the hills east of san jose but especially here in the north bay from 3:30 into 5:30 you see that around american canyon and napa early eveni

they contacted nbc bay area news and telemundo.e barera were still on the hook for 280 oh for the cancelled trip tonight the alternatesive route we used to get them their money back. plus the questions all of us need to ask when we're considering travel insurance. send us your um roeh consumer complaints the number is 1-888-996-tips. or online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. i'll see you tonight at 11:00. >> okay chris see you 11:00. >>> a local champion returns for another chance at the big title. this is a big dell high pressure ruth placed sixth in last year scripps national spelling bee but sixth he is going to do better the san jose 13-year-old anhydrous ammonia the middle school and hopefully this time takes to the top price. from gail ranch middle school in san ramon stisktly they have an advantage since 2008 each winner of the spelling bee has been indian american. nearly 1 in 4 contestens in this contest or has origins in india or south asia i'm indian american but i'm not a good speller i'm the outliar. >> you speak very well

michelle roberts bay area news. >> thank you. >>> big crowds at may day rally cross the bay area tonight getting more numbers. no arrests at the rallies. the scene in elbowed at about this time one of the cities where thousands showed up to rally for labor and immigration rights. today police tell us know one arrested at the protest in oakland or the protest and marchs in san francisco and san jose. well ann coulter never came to kal's campus but the bill has arrived. the threat of protests at uc perk berkeley could be cold frontally the alameda sheriff office is asking for half a million dollars. the bill represents the costs calling in hundreds of deputies on the day she was initially supposed to speak on campus last week. the peach speech agency you might recall was ultimately cancelled after her sponsorship was pulled if uc berkeley doesn't pay for the over-the-it comes out of the county and city budgets in a statement the university said it's trying to determine the appropriate level of reimbursement. >>> well the snack shack at san jose's branham high school went up in flames and t

nbc bay area's garvin thomas brings us the whole story in today's "bay area proud." >> the smile on charlotte's face should be familiar to anyone who has ever watched a kid enjoy the freedom that comes from riding on two wheels. the only thing different about charlotte's smile is that she requires three wheels to make it happen. charlotte's journey has been a bit of an uphill one. diagnosed with bipolar disorder and on the autism spectrum, charlotte even battled a brain tumor last year. it all means she never got the hang of a traditional pies call but this specially adapted tricycle her dad says was perfect. >> for charlotte it's great. she can be independent and ride with her neighborhood friends and go on bike rides with them. >> it was all great until it was gone. early one morning a few weeks ago the family dog's barking alerted them to trouble. someone with scaled a wall and taken charlotte's trying. >> i was heartbroken. that bike was so special to me. >> antioch police officer fan dan fashioner was the one who got the call. as soap as he learned how the family had to fund raise to get t

micro climate weather, certified most accurate in bay area by weather rate. >> and i want to throw out tonight a look at our national view. we have a few areas of rain across the weather board tonight. but the good news, we have cleared out from any delays from the east coast right over to the west coast. we had the most delays in san francisco today due to the low clouds and fog. it was run being one to two hours behind. again, things are looking better. watch out for delays tomorrow in st. louis. also right back towards washington, d.c. with increased rainfall. tomorrow morning's forecast is a mixed bag. you have a mix of sun. also some clouds for south bay, 57 degrees. overcast at the peninsula and 54. and partly sunny in the trivalley, 52. and fog into san francisco with 53 december. the best part about tomorrow's forecast is the fact that the fog will clear out a lot sooner. in the future cast we start out with gray skies especially near the coast at a.m. once we hit 1:30 it pushes back and clears out in the north bay, east bay and the south bay into the afternoon with more of a p

christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> and police are looking into a fire at a san jose bay area ch church. maryann favro has the details. >> terry, it happened this morning at the church of the east off alma avenue and the church leaders say that someone set fire to a shed next to the church. the fire the destroyed the plastic shed that contained the tools, and flames started to spread to the walls of the church, but an alert neighbor called the firefighters who are able to keep the flames from engulfing the sanctuary, and they say that this church has been here for more than 30 years, and never has been targeted. >> we looked at the surveillance videos and so far, we can't tell any sort of description of who it is, and it is someone in a hoodie. >> reporter: he says that the church has not received threats and services were not impacted. the san jose fire department says they are investigating the cause, and the atf has been called in to help with the investigation. a church leader tells us that they are grateful for the alert neighbor, because they say that the flames could have easily

live in palo alto, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> all right, terry, thank you. in the east bay who is he? tomorrow we'll learn more about a suspected arsonist accused of torching several kaz in the east bay. the contra costa county fire department confirming it will be releasing more information about this 36-year-old suspect who is arrested over the weekend. he is facing 43 charges. last week alone as we have been reporting, seven parked cars were set on fire in the middle of the night. >> a special unit of the atf is now in emeryville helping determine what sparked the five alarm fire that burned a building to the ground on saturday. 25 members of the federal agency's national response team arrived on the scene today. now, as we have been telling you, the same building caught fire back in july and the developer says both fires are similar. atf officials say their job is to figure out exactly what happened. >> atf comes in to an investigation with no preconceived notions and at the end of the investigation our goal is to decide whether the fire was accidental, i

nbc bay area's chuck cop l.a. is going to be at the news conference is going to bring us live reports at 5:00 and 6:00 tonight. >>> new details in the bill cosby sexual assault try. the comedian says he's not going to testify. the 79-year-old made that announcement during an interview on sirius xm radio today. cosby says he fears that his words will be twisted. he is charged with drugging and molesting a woman at his home in 2004. bill cosby has been accused by a sexual assault by at least 50 other women. in the interview today, cosby said he thinks he's the target of racism and revenge. jury selection in his trial begins on monday. >> you experienced this firsthand and had my jackets and tight, too. >> extra situation. >> cold out there and cool other temperatures across the bay area but we're looking at a warmup for later in the week. >> take a look at the window for san jose and in san mateo, good luck trying to find the sun, kari. >> that's what we'll see all day long as we get a look at all of the cameras in

back across the bay area, a areas of showers to the north. nothing in the bay area so far. may see driz ds in the north bay also neither the coastline tonight that's also continuing into tomorrow morning. a lot of the interior valhallas stafrt off with sun like the south bay at 50 watch out for patchy fog in the peninsula tomorrow morning and 52. a colder start in the tri valley and 48. early fog in san francisco with 51. now we are on a track of at least 5 days of below average temperatures. and it has everything to do with this trough of low pressure setting up across the west. basically it's going to move in stay in the same spot at least until next monday and it will just continue to pull down the unseasonably cool air also helping to increase wind. i said to focus on wind it's picking up tomorrow. i think by the morning commute not a big deal out the of the northwest 10 to 20-mile-per-hour. we can deal with that once we hit the evening hours up as high at 29 in half moon. 2478 in spris. 26 in red wood as it 24? san jose. i don't think we'll see major damages just watch

and coming up, the nbc bay area responds to the frustrated singles. >> er more than a dozen bay area singles are frustrated with the match maker, and they have paid thousands. i'm consumer investigator chris kimora and the bay area responds. places. and they paid good money for it. but now- ma wnyen >> well, they thought that they were looking for love in all of the right places, and they paid good money for it. but now, many women feel duped by a matchmaker who claims to know the bay area dating scene. nearly a dozen singles asked uses to help get their money back. we investigate with bay area's chris kimora. t >> the company says they are holding up to their end of the bargain, but the consumers say they were charged for high-end services they never got. online dating is popular, but it has not worked for maria payne. >> it has been very difficult. >> reporter: soon add for the sill conn valley matchmakers caught her eye. it touted itself as a personal and local dating service and she liked that and the success story in the oorientation. >> they linked up so many people, and the su

nbc bay area responds. we've recovered over $500,000 for our viewers. if you want help. call us or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. ad-lib numbers kris >>> good morning. here with the confetti for the nasdaq and we're checking your markets. the nasdaq hitting highs after the election of emmanuel macron and numbers down across the board though just barely. >> new at 11:00 this morning, a new law samaimed at airbnb maket illegal to advertise short-term listings and the first person to pay a fine to break that law is a trump tower resident. the homeowner paid a $1,000 fine last month. new york does not allow rentals of less than 30 days unless the owner is present. airbnb has prompted to challenge this law in court. >>> a developing story right now, kris. france, of course, has elected a new president. emmanuel macron has won in a landslide vote. he's the centrist candidate for france. he won the presidential election over far right candidate marine le pen. nbc's richard engel reports from paris. >> reporter: in

nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> a deadly crash in the east bay involving a sheriff's deputy and a high profile company our nbc bay area sky ranger was ones scene for hours as traffic backed up for miles. a busful of tesla employees rear end the carve offduty deputy the bus driver said the sun was baselining happened on east bound 580 during the morning commute. nbc bay area michelle roberts joins from us the jail in dublin where the deputy finished the night shift michelle. >> reporter: such a sad situation .flags are flying at half staff today in his honor. chp is asking anyone who saw the crash or the moments leading up to it to reach out to them tonight. >> this is very tragic day for us. and the family of khin. >> alameda county sheriff says the entire department mourns the loss of the deputy. who was killed in an accident on the pass this morning mp chp first responders draped an american flag over khin and saluted him before deputies escorted the body to the cornerers office. >> i'd like to give thanks for the highway patrol for their service to our employee at the scene w

we're live, tom jenson, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. >> a live look outside from the oakland side of the bay bridge. well, a lot of bikes and a ton of cars out there today. information on the changes to the bike path seeing desirable. go to our website at nbcbayarea.com. >> anything to not be in the hot car there in traffic. >>> and fresh off a rally to mark the first 100 days in office, donald trump spent a day at his virginia golf club and choosing to give a speech last night instead of attending the annual white house correspondent's dinner and the focus today shifting back to north korea. president trump is vowing to stop the nuclear buildup while recognizing kim jong-un's act agent -- aboility to stay in power. >> obviously he's a pretty smart cookie, but we have a situation that we just cannot let -- we cannot let what has been going on for a long period of years continue. >> also on the agenda this week, democrats promising a fight over renew efforts by the trump administration to stop obamacare and they are fighting against the president's tax reform bill. they say th

that baffled the bay area. a year ago today a san francisco family uncovered a well preserved victoria yan era coffin contains ago girl clutching a rose. the we he now know who she was when she lived and how she died. >> the story getting a lot of attention rich nbc bay area scott budman is in san francisco with the just released details scott. >> reporter: it's really impressive and part of the challenge here was the investigators wanted to use some very modern dna technology. they did now the girl discovered here in the bay area has a name and some family. she died in 1876. now a $140-year-old mystery surrounding a 2-year-old girl has been solved. edith cook has her name back. >> it's like a joy to give her a name let her have her name back. >> her body was found in a coffin here in san francisco's richmond district last year. >> we were doing some home remodel work. >> here the momi zbrorn it was a little challenging to figure out how to manage this. >> she turned to a group called garden of innocence which

it's important to note by no means is the bay area emptying out. fact, the area is still growing. it's just a matter that more people are moving here from other countries than from within the united states. according to linked in, the most common places bay area workers are moving to are seattle, portland, and austin, texas. >> i see people going to boise and i see people going to austin. >> reporter: this realtor doesn't just see his clients leaving the state. the former vice president the santa clara county realtors association and san jose candidate himself is now looking to move and out of the home that has been in his family for four generations. >> in some ways it's really sad. it's sad that we've come to a place where we're looking at leaving the place that we spent our entire life. >> reporter: he is literally surrounded by family in this neighborhood but he's eyeing retirement in north carolina. he is even offering to bay each of his six children a home if they move, too. >> you've got the kids and all the other things that you worry about

nbc bay area responds next. nbc bay area responds.o a san jose woman who paid for some home accessories that she never received. = >>> nbc bay area responds to a san jose woman who paid for some home hack sesries but never got them. >> so our consumer team stepped in to try to help out. consumer investigator chris chmura is here with the story. >> reporter: margaret vega bought new furniture and accessories from ashley furniture in milipitas. everything was delivered just fine except for $75 accessory set. margaret says she asked the store to either deliver the accessories or give her a refund. neither happened so after five months of trying to get this resolved she reached out to us for help. we contacted ashley and it issued margaret a refund for $75. in a statement it said we take these matters seriously and apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. if you have a consumer complaint. call us the number is 888-396-tips or logon to nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> on wednesday san francisco's famous alamo square plans to open

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near 12,000 californians died using opioids during this time. 2000 died in the bay area. anled to find replace mts four investigation found one of the most prompt alternatives is difficult to sttd. a drug the feds are ready to embrace. sewing keept this east bay grandmother sane during her darker days. >> pain and pleasure occupy the space in the brain the more pain you have the more it takes over the space. >> a breast cancer contributed to pain she couldn't bear. >> i felt like if i pulled my hair out it would be better than what i was going through. >> they vied valium and vicodin process. she used the pain killers responsibly but wanted to cut them out completely especiallily the mosh morphine she wepts to wants her came private over concerns her career could be impacted. >> medical cannabis. >> we make capsules. >> the marijuana made by this supplier. >> who tells us he specializes in products that heal without the high. >> are you seeing people come in with krob he can pain people using prescription pain killers. >> we're seeing a lot of that. they come to us after t

a disturbing crime on a bay area campus.ree boys are accused of targeting a woman at san jose state. at 8:00 at night on the west side of the center, a woman said three teenagers about 12 to 15 years old, rode by on bikes and one grabbed her. last month, a man was arrested. he's accused of groping five women on campus. >> it's 5:35 right now. cracking down on human trafficking in california. a bill passed on monday aims to help prosecutors convict sex traffickers. state senator tony adkins crating that bill to add sex trafficking to the list of crimes that don't ally character evidence in trial. it will also help prosecutors use traffickers' past activities as evidence for current charges. the bill now heads to the state assembly. >>> an update right now in sonoma. the county jail there is deci deciding it's limiting cooperation with immigration and customs enforcement officials or i.c.e. according to the press democrat, the county sheriff imposed that new restriction yesterday. the goal is to protect undocumented immigrants

overall, the bay area looks great.he crash over in castro valley has cleared off 580, all lanes clear off the castro valley y. 101 northbound, as you start to head to van ness, there's a report of a crash at the tail end of the freeway. and there may be partúf$ of the slow lane blocked. watch for activity. this is an issue getting into san francisco, oakland alameda ferry today will not be serviced at pier 41. they're doing some hydraulic repair so you have to get off at the ferry building. that may be for the next couple days. keep checking the website. t]19ñ if you can't take the ferry, you can take it over to the ferry building, but if you want to drive, right now, we map out this course, the purple line, 25 minutes. but then waze gives you the not so obvious backup plan as getting all the way over across -- there you go, the san rafael bridge. a long commute, taking longer, but they want to give you a bunch of choices and you can have your choice by joining on your phone, join our team called the nbc bay area wazer

nbc bay area news. >>> that grand opening weekend didn't go as planned. a lot of people are worried about the water park in dublin. today a boy fly off one of the high-speed slides on saturday. a photographer with the east bay times shot this video. you can see the boy go down the slide and on the bottom goes off the green side of it and skids across the pavement. fortunately he only had some minor injuries. but today the city of dublin rb regulators, and the manufacturer of that slide are trying to determine how this all happened. nbc bay area's laura mal pert joins us with the latest. is that slide open tonight? >> reporter: no, it is not. the slide we're talking about is that open green slide right there behind me. the unusually cool weather might have scared some people away today, but the accident really didn't seem to bother them much. for anna and her family, this memorial day means family fun time at the wave. >> they want to go here ever since they showed it online that it's going to be open. >> reporter: also at the park today, a safety inspecti

reporting live in walnut creek scott bowedman nbc bay area news. >>> new at sourks a bay area murder suspect has been arrested in san diego county. avoles o gonzalez is behind bars for a gang related murder in sunnyvale. a few years ago a 20-year-old man was shot and killed at a park. the suspect fired shots from a car. new leads in this case led detectives to gonzalez in the san diego area. >> >>> disturbing site at the port of oakland led to a group of long showroomen to walk off the job. workers say nooses have been spotted around the port twice in recent weeks. the walkout is a move to reject racism in all forms. the walkout happened at one of the four marine terminals. closed several hours today. the port is saying they're investigating. >>> notable news for b.a.r.t. swearing in the police chief today. carlos roe jan he is the first ever latino to head the transit agency. it comes at a shaky time for b.a.r.t. as it comes with budget concerns and a crime wave. last month a group of juveniles stormed the train at elbowed last night there was a sexual boughtry report in richmond. >

half moon bay expecting a high of 57, and in the north bay area they'll remain in the 70s. no 80s today in terms of the highs for the bay. we're also seeing a low pressure system sitting just off shore. that will bring the chance of some showers. i'll have a closer look at who is affected by that and the timeline coming up. >> rain never off the radar. >> wow. >> can't catch a break. we'll stay tuned for that, vianey, thanks. >>> new details in a bay area cold case nearly 13 years after a couple was found shot to death on a sonoma beach, investigators say they have a suspect. the sheriff's office has named 38-year-old sean gallon as the man who murdered the couple as they slept on a beach. the bible camp workers were weeks away from getting married. gallon has a violent history. he's already in jail. a suspect in the killing of his brother. he'd already spent time behind bars for shooting james mcneil in the head with a bow and arrow. we went to nevada county for an interview with mcneil and he told us about his encounter with gallon. >> arrow came straight through the top,

the bay area. >> the most accurate weather station in the bay area.s is a big accomplishment. one we're proud of. especially coming off the wet winter we just had. the scientists found our microclimate weather team has the most accurate information when it comes to rain, wind, thunderstorms, fog, even predicting accurate high and low temperatures. that's critical around here in the bay area to get that information and make sure that it's right. >> he was predicting it all in the same week. >> that's right. >> tonight we've got waves, strong winds at time, and maybe wet weather in the hills in the east bay and south bay. the waves made for a gorgeous sunset view. look at that view from pacifica. you can see the sun setting there. big waves in the foreground. it was a blustery evening on the coast. this picture from this evening. bone-chilling wind, it was worth it, but the waves tell part of that story. high surf advisory out on the coast tomorrow. breezy, 53 degrees in san francisco. 58 in emoryville. increasing clouds from the east, san jose currentl

reporter: when the new bay area b.a.r.t. ion opens up likely at the end of the year vta buses and trains will begin operating under a new coverage plan. >> the transit redesign officer increase level of service in higher requiredship area we noted that promptly downtown most people want to get downtown. we're focused on that. it does decrease service levels in lower requiredshipship. >> all express bus routes in fremont will be distinted and a bus route in gill roy will be eliminated some passengers are concerned how they'll get around wle the routes are cancelled. >> there are a lot of people in the bus in wheelchairs or walkers with three children or whatever you know so it will impact me to a degree. >> but vta is adding service in other in demand regioning including a now orange light rail line that runs from mountain view to milpitas then for the allen rock trns it station the green line from camable to mount you have you runs every 15 minutes on weekdays instead of every 30. vta says its goal is to increase service to t

it could clip parts of the bay area around the east bay and south bay.hanges ahead in your sunday forecast. we come right back. another presidential election -- hacked. we )re following major developments as voters in france prepare to head to the polls. == >> right now another presidential election hacked. we're following major developments as voters in france prepare to head to the polls. >> thank you for joining us. >> we're on with a primetime edition of nbc bay area news because of playoff hockey. we start with a situation hitting the french election. it's similar to what happened here in the united states. >> french officials confirm a preelection hack. officials say data leaked on the website mixing information from a campaign with apparently fake news and he is the central candidate. he painted himself as a radical sen try centrist. suspicions focused on the russians. >> officials have been casting their votes throughout the bay today. we caught up with them in san francisco. >> french nationals from the bay area have been coming and going at fra

so really nice here across the bay area, as we back it up and give you a view of that. across the south bay, 72 in san jose and a cooler 69 in cupertino. gilroy at 70 degrees. for the east bay, we're getting out of the 70s for livermore and pleasanton with upper 60s. 69 also in walnut creek and 65 for oakland. for the peninsula, we're also seeing numbers drop down to 70 in palo alto. and 64 in san mateo. for san francisco, we have it as cool as 57 here, and then 62 here in the mission. winds also up to about 14 miles per hour. and in the north bay, 64 in mill valley. going to the coastline, bundle up, 57 in point reyes. napa, the mildest weather here in the north bay at 68 degrees. on the extended forecast, the next thing we're looking forward to on the weather is going to be here this wind picking up on friday. 15 to 30-mile-per-hour gusts possible. stays away on saturday. by sunday on mother's day, dry weather and maybe a chance here of a shower as we head into next tuesday's forecast. temps in the upper 50s and low 60s for san francisco, as we head throughout the nex

nbc bay area responds, next. >>> a stolen van set on fire in the east bay. authorities say it happened after 1:00 in the morning in rodeo. a day after a rash of car fires in contra costa county. a task force arrested the man they believe is behind the string of arsons. authorities don't think the latest incident is connected. >>> a man is behind bars for murder. investigators say the man lied to them about his name but after they ran his fingerprints they discovered he is actually wanted in seattle for murder and for failing to register as a sex offender. >>> a book ban that lasted about three hours. the controversial and award-winning book is "13 reasons why." it's in the news a lot bus of the netflix series based on the book about a teenager's path to suicide. a school district in colorado coping the recent suicides of seven students there ordered schools to stop circulating the book. librarians called it censorship and the ban was lifted after three hours. >>> people waiting to get starbucks. an outage forced stores across the country and in canada to acc

male announcer: you're watching an nbc bay area news special, "bay area proud." doing loads of good, an apple engineer converts an old van into a mobile laundromat and hits the streets. but clean clothes is only part of his mission. ron powers: you know, it's one thing to wash someone's clothes, even to feed them and help them, but it's another to feed the soul. female: i thought it was very interesting and ambitious. announcer: tiny people building a tiny house, the first of its kind project one milpitas elementary school teacher has challenged her students to tackle. rita malspy: and they were like, [gasping] "could we do that?" announcer: turning a second choice into something first rate, how a small thrift shop is helping sick and dying children in a big way. dee gonzales: when you find something you love to do, it no longer becomes a challenge. announcer: but first: kennan: so, the first time i looked at his resume, i was like, "whoa, who is this guy?" announcer: a stanford professor heads across the bay, looking to prove a point, and ends up finding a partn

nbc bay area )s michelle roberts is in willow glen -- w/ this tragic story. michelle? shots. and. >> victim's family. >> wonderful people appear opinion just very unfortunate to have it happen that to happen to anyone in in neighborhood at willow glen. >> reporter: police say the suspect used a handgun that was not registered in his name. this is the second deadly officer involved shooting? san jose this week. reporting live? san jose michelle roberts, bay area news. >> thank you. >>> also now at 6:00 a break in the case. east bay man is wanted in connection with a 2015 homicide. police are will go for joseph darling, seen here. they say he may be in the hayward area or union city, fremont. >> new details tonight on the police shooting of a stabbing suspect on a busy san francisco street. police shot on killed 26-year-old nicholas on market. the officers caught hip stabbing a subway sandwich employee and shot him he walked into a sandwich and had a sandwich made. he didn't want to pay for the sandwich. an employee told him no money no sandwich that's when he stapd the employe

so what's with the bay area connection? we've seen plenty of political attack ads but maybe not like this one this ad baktsd by democrats hopes to portray the candidate as a san francisco liberal this was in georgia in nbc kristi smt smith what's going on with the long distance political fight kristi. >> i tell you we spoke with mayor ed lee about if this. he says he hasn't seen it but he bleaches in this political climate that people in different parts of the country should really focus on their own local needs. we also showed it to a number of tourists who said they thought it missed the mark. >> hey georgia, san francisco just wanted to say thank you. >> the political commercial featureses what appeared to be representations of hippies hipts sisters and others in san francisco praising john you a salve a democrat running for congress in georgia. it's meant to payment him as umbreit liability out of touch. >> i have not seen it. >> san francisco mayor had this to say. >> i'm sure if it's his opponents it will probably por

you can catch the game right here hon nbc bay area. our coverage begins at 7:00. the first pitch is at 7:15. a major back up on the bay >>> we'll take you back out to that breaking news that could compromise your afternoon commute. the bay bridge is very much backed up into the east bay and heading towards san francisco because the man has climbed out of his truck. initially it seemed like he just needed a tow truck but then he climbed on to the ledge of the side of the bay bridge and now the chp is trying to ask him what it is that he needs and why it is that he won't come down. meanwhile, skyranger is overhead because this is something that is also going to impact traffic in the area. we're going to continue to monitor this for you. mike inouye is watching the traffic part of it. >> the construction you just showed extends down into the water. that's where all activity has your left two lanes blocked. a critical point on bridge as folks are approaching san francisco. they are choosing the harrison speed offramp to the left and fremont street to the right. folks a

nbc bay area's jean elle has more on the case and the suspect. jean. >> reporter: lockhart is in ucsf residency program. he spent time with patients in the psychiatric unit until his arrest on tuesday. >> they pulled him out of the department and had him in cuffs. >> reporter: franky said a crowd of police swarmed his home on buena vista tuesday. >> the fbi were here, in fbi jackets. >> reporter: internet crimes against children unit arrested psychiatrist dr. billy lockhart and his roommate former porn star benjamin martin. police say they had hundreds of images of child porn. lockhart is accused of using wi-fi at ucsf to up load the images. neighbors were stunned. >> we didn't know the extent. we didn't know he was an aspiring doctor, whatever, with incredible credentials. he went to yale and everything. >> reporter: ucsf says lockhart started his residency in 2016 spending one supervised month working with children. he also worked at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital in psychiatric emergency. police say when they searched his apartment,

garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >>> it is 7:26. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, a senior prank gone wrong. now some bay area students are being punished. we'll have the story you'll only see on nbc bay area. >>> plus -- >> the system is set up, really, to fail people who don't have attorneys. >>> a court where money and legal representation make all the difference. we investigate inequities in u.s. immigration court. >>> welcome back to you. thanks for joining us on this saturday morning of memorial day weekend. it is 7:29. this is a live look outside of san jose from communications hill. a little cloudy above, but we have something to look forward to as we head towards memorial day monday. thanks so much for enjoying us. i'm kira klapper. vianey arana has a look at the microclimate forecast. >> those clouds make for a serene feel in the forecast. very calm weather expected today, although it will be a little bit breezy later in the afternoon, of course, windy along the coastline. but it's typical for the coastline. point arena right now you can see is

nbc bay area news. >> and celebrating a big birthday.e right back. . >>> well happy birthday to the golden gate bridge. 80 years old today, still looking mighty fine. construction on the landmark began in 1933 and on may 27th, t 1937, the first cars rolled over that bridge. in 1987 it was the 50th anniversary, vehicles banned from the bridge. somewhere around 400,000 people went over that bridge. i was out there that morning. wall to wall. more people than they ever thought would show up. no much party this time but happy birthday, golden state bridge. you look at the price on that one, which i can't recall. it was a deal. >> looking great. >> looking -- >> you saw the sunshine there. we show you the weather information right now. 65 in san francisco and over closer to downtown san francisco coming up tonight we got giants baseball, braves. we'll have clear skies, sunshine as the game gets started after 7:00 in the bay area. clouds moving in with highs inland 3:00 warmer than today. we'll continue that trend probably through memorial day

it's important to note by no means is the bay area emptying out. the area is still growing. linkedin the more common places bay area workers are moving to are seattle, portland, and austin, texas. >> i see people going to boise and people going to austin. >> reporter: realtor myran doesn't just see his clients leaving the state, the former president of the realtor association and san jose city candidate himself is now looking to move. out of the home that has been in his family for four generations. >> in some ways it is really sad. it is sad that we've come to a place where we are looking at leaving the place we spent our entire lives. >> reporter: he is eyeing retirement in north carolina. he is even offering to buy each of his six children a home if they move too. >> you have your kids and all the other things you worry about. the quality of life. >> reporter: the largest school district says enrollment has steadily declined in the last five years. >> number one factor is good economics and the cost of living in the area. the median sale price of homes in the bay area are

it's now the most accurate weather station in the bay area.according to weather rate, an independent weather research company. a major accomplishment coming off a very wet winter we the weatherq rate scientists found our weather team is the most accurate when it comes to predicting rain, thunderstorms, fog, even high and low temperatures. >> even snow. >> that's true. we knew that. >> we knew that. but quite an honor. we're proud of our weather team. you said, it did snow in tahoe this weekend. >> that was really cool to see. now, we're going to have some dry weather and a chance to just also get in some warm temperatures around the bay area. here's a live look outside palo alto as you get ready to head out. all dry, and we have seen patchy fog in spots, but not right there. 54 degrees. also 54 in livermore and 53 in napa. san jose starts out at 53 degrees and looking at high temperatures today. it will be topping out in the upper 70s in milpitas and morgan hill seeing a high of 78 degrees. we'll have low 80s in parts of the east bay, in danvi

today's high temperatures across the bay area from the mid- and high 60s at the beaches, 70s and 80s common across the bay today. 80s around the peninsula. 80s, 90s away from the bay into our inland areas. so hot inland but still rather pleasant at the beaches in the mid- to upper 60s. we'll talk more about the weekend forecast. that's coming up 18 minutes after the hour but right now let's send it over to jaclyn. >>> good morning. and we will begin by taking a look at the accident that we're tracking for you northbound 85 as you are approaching 237 at one lane blocked so expect some slowdowns out the door. we're tracking slow speeds along 280. no reports of crashes or stalls but we'll check in with chp and get a closer look at that coming up in the next traffic report. if you are making your way through san jose along 101, speeds remain in the green moving right at the limit there and looking excellent over at the bay bridge toll plaza. easy driving as you head on into san francisco. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> a new report suggests several bay area courthouses pose a conside

back in the bay area now and a string of car fires that unsettled communities all over nbc east bay. today the man suspected of and bong them faced a judge for the first time. bishopy area's bob redell was in re. courtroom and join us us live from martines. this was obviously a short day develrt. did we learn anything? >> reporter: we did. good morning to you, sam. james bishop iii, who is not capable of setting all of the car fires according to his father, appeared behind a metal and glass partition before a judge this morning in superior court in martines, and he answered yes as the judge asked if he understood he was about to give up his right to a speedy arraignment. bishop's public defender advised his client not to enter a plea so he could have more time to review the discovery material in this case. bishop is scheduled to enter a plea a week from tomorrow at 8:30. his bail has been set at $1.5 million. bishop faces several criminal charges surrounding 11 incidents of arson including the seven cars set on fire overnight last week here in martinez, walnut creek, lafayette and bre

only 62,000 residents use their bikes as a primary way to get to work so all nine counties in the bay area are participating in today's event. and across the peninsula across the east bay and here in san francisco, they will have what they're calling energizing stations. they will have free snacks and drinks and other goodies for bicyclists who are heading to work today. they will have bike doctors on hand where you can get complementary bike checks. jackie ward, kpix 5. >> they will deserve it after biking to work. it's cool. >> one day we'll get to you bike to work at least all the way to the bay bridge. and then i'll pick you up from the bay bridge and drive you over. >> good luck with that. >> one day. >> i don't see that happening anytime soon. >> we might not make it across the bay bridge. [ crosstalk ] >> i tried it at 3 a.m. i used to bike to work in hawaii at my last gig like 45 minutes to work and 45 minutes back. so it was like an hour and a half of exercise. so we encourage to you do it. >> a lot of people biking to work today making any difference on the roads? >> i wish we co

bay. 60s and 70s around the inner bay and 80s and 90s inland. 40 degrees of separation across the bay area right now. we're seeing a cooling story for the inner bay and coast as the sea breeze begins to fire up. that is leading to temperatures coming down around san francisco and half moon bay but also bringing in low clouds with some misty skies possible for the peninsula and coast as you head into your monday morning commute, but yes, heat will linger inland around the valley and more 90s possible. spare the air alert. and how long the heat will linger in the valleys and our seven-day forecast coming up in about 13 minutes. back to you. >> rob, thank you. >>> remember you can track the forecast with our free nbc bay area app. click on the weather tab to get updates for your neighborhood. >>> incredible new video tonight of a sea lion leaping out of the water and grabbing a young girl and throwing her into the water at a harbor near vancouver and wildlife experts in the bay area say it is a reminder of how dangerous the animals could be. sergio quintana live at peer 39 in san francisco we

popular bay area hiking spot. a man rushed to the hospital in serious condio >>> right now at 11:00, bitten by a rattle snake at a popular bay area hiking spot a. man is rushed to the hospital in serious condition. it could be a sign of things to come as the weather warms up. the news at 11 starts right now. good evening, everyone, thank you for joining us. i'm jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj matthai. those snakes do come out in the warm weather. hikers are being told to stay alert. for one hiker it was too laid. a casual hike in the hills ended up here at washington hospital in freemont. nbc bay area cheryl shurd at the hospital in freemont with us with the latest. >>> >> reporter: that man is lucky. this trail is located just a two-minute helicopter ride from washington hospital, one of the very few hospitals that have an anti-venom medicine to help snake-bite victims. a san jose man and his family dealing with a life and death emergency. hiking up mission peak, they encountered a rattle snake. >> he was a 47-year-o

>>> also it was a mystery that baffled the bay area. tonight that mystery has been solved. what we learned about a little girl found in a coffin by a family remodelling their home. area has forced many people to rent homes with substandard >>> the housing crisis in the bay area has forced many people to rent homes with substandard living conditions. we are talking about homes with text toxic mold, no heat, bad pluming. >> landlords will supposed to fix these issues in 30 days. many simply don't. this isn't just bad business. it's about public safety. senior investigative reporter vicky nguyen explored thousands of housing records and joins with us more. >> reporter: that's the critical issue here. we looked at complaints involving health and safety concerns. we found landlords escaping punishment and we learned about a new push to protect your home. >> so much wiring. just hanging all over the place. >> reporter: growing up in the foster system, dan isha spent much of her childhood living in group homes. when the nurse assistant found th

we would have some clouds east of the bay area tonight. but some clouds were built up in the afternoon with a few thunderstorms down into portions of the south bay as well and just south of san jose and very isolated with the white puffy clouds. the winds are 14 miles an hour checking in at 6 miles an hour. with our live camera looking out towards the bay bridge in san francisco for your sunday night. and as far as your forecast for tomorrow morning. definitely want to bundle up. it will be extremely cool and cold out there with some 40s in santa rosa and napa. san jose in the upper 40s. here is the deal for your monday with the fair skies, patchy fog, then partly to mostly cloudy for your afternoon hours. a lot of 60s. we have been talking about this since is thursday of last week. and it will stick around for one more day or two more days on monday and tuesday and into tuesday there will be more clouds and a chance we could have a sprinkle or a light shower up in the north bay for tuesday. but the main impact will show you more clouds on

we'll stay on top of the protests here in the bay area and around the world. you can watch live streams all day long on nbc bay area.com. >> a lot of protesters will be out there rain or shine and today there's definitely shine and it's going to be warming up. we're talking about possibly hitting the 90s in parts of the bay area. >> this has been a roller coaster. san francisco is all clear on the left side of your screen and san jose on the right and kari hall, we know it's warming up really the next couple of days and then it comes down a little bit. >> that's the trend as we see going into the rest of the week. we do start out with some mild temperatures, and it continues to quickly warm under all of this sunshine. looking live at san francisco. we also head down to fremont where it is bright and sunny, and there's not much of a wind. you can tell there by the flag. that's still at this point and then as we look over the san jose and the south bay we also see all of that bright sunshine and a very light wind. now, our temperatures now coming up to 68 degree