nbc bay area's kris sanchez continues from san jose. kris? >> reporter: hi, raj. certainly no denying the heat, though we are getting a little break. the temperature there just dropped by one degree so we are a balmy 95 degrees. and in this heat there are a lot of workers toiling as homeowners try to figure out how they'll stay cool in the months to come. this is hot. >> we've been booked up on appointments and installations. >> reporter: in fact, customers are booking two weeks in advance as the reality sets in that this heat is likely here to stay. with triple digit heat in the south bay, even if you already have an air conditioning system, the pros say now is the time to have it checked out to make sure it's working efficiently. for the do-it-yourselfer, make sure there aren't leaves inside and on top and -- >> clean your furnace and filter as well. it will make the system work more efficiently. >> reporter: no drastic increase in power this week but advises dropping your power bill by keeping the thermostat at 78 degrees when you're home, 85 when you're away.

reporting live, kris sanchez. >>> thank you, kris. they're nicknamed the downtown snot nosed kids. they have arrested most of those responsible forearmed robbery. damian trujillo is live and i hear one of the kids is just 11 years old? >> reporter: 11 years old. they would prey on women coming out of the restaurants and bars here in downtown san jose. they would take off with purses and watches and phones, and all of them are minors. their m.o. was the same. look for a woman walking downtown and one of them would try to start up a conversation. were there flirtations? >> there were some the cases where they would make comments to the female victim in a flirtatious manner, catching them off guard while another would approach them. >> they would rob the girls? oh, wow. >> reporter: they were given the moniker because their ages range from 11 to 17 years old. and they are being charged with at least one carjacking and numerous strong-armed robberies. >> even though they were young they were very dangerous. >> reporter: they credit good police work for nabbing most of them. but they wa

in fremont, kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >>> still ahead at 5:00, how a man was reunited with hiseloved ride. >>> edward snowden speaks to nbc news. tonight we have a story about privacy, technology, and your personal information. >>> then at 6:00, if you want to be mayor of the bay area's largest city, there's one thing that you have to do well. that is raise money. how much cash it will take to win. that's next at 6:00. gridlock. teacher layoffs. and a 60 billion dollar budget deficit. that's what john perez faced when he became speaker of the california assembly. so he partnered with governor brown to pass three balanced budgets, on time. for the first time in thirty years. today, the deficits are gone and we've invested an additional 2 billion dollars in education. now john perez is running for controller, to keep fighting for balanced budgets. democrat john perez for controller. >>> we can all rest a little easier tonight. scooter gates is over. hunter pence and his scooter have been reunited. there it is there in his locker this afternoon. pence's beloved scooter had been mi

kris sanchez is live outside ebay with the details on this latest security breach. kris? >> reporter: janelle, a lot of people, maybe even including you, use the same password for social media and financial web sites along with newspapers and web sites in between, and that's what makes this breach at ebay so risky. security experts say they may not have made off with your financial information but they certainly made off with the keys to the store. while you were shopping on ebay for clothing or appliances, hackers were browsing the corporate network for your personal information. hackers stole more than -- but no money. a spokesperson tells nbc are readying pay pal, nothing has opinion compromised. security experts say that the hackers can use the stolen customer date at that to access other accounts where chances are the passwords are the same. >> if i now have that person's password, well, now maybe i can log on to their bank account. i can log on to their credit card account. i can send them very legitimate looking phishing e-mails that collect more information. >> re

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i'm kris sanchez. coming up, tens of thousands of people starting to line the streets of san francisco as one of the bay area's biggest events gets set to go this morning. we'll tell you what you need to know if you're heading to bay to breakers or want to steer clear. >> plus, a disgraced south bay politician is out of jail but still not out of trouble. the legal problems still ahead for the former santa clara county supervisor. >>> the crowd goes wild as a california pony does it again to put himself on the verge of history. what people in the bay area are saying about this cinderella story. this is today in the bay. >>> good morning to you. looking live at a very pretty picture of emeryville this morning. some clouds overhead, cooler temperatures, perfect for running in the nude, if that's what you're doing today. thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez along with rob mayeda. we get worried about the folks doing bay to breakers and opting out of the costumes. >> it's a little chilly this morning. we

i'm kris sanchez along with rob mayeda. not as chilly as yesterday. >> it's keeping the chetemperats up in the mid-50s, and waking up to the mid-50s around foster. mid-50s currently as you head to the east bay and trivalley. also patchy low clouds. final spot in the north bay, not too chilly. 46 in calistoga. 52 in novato. we have samixed bag of clouds. low clouds and high clouds. this outer ridge of low pressure that will give us possibly an isolated showers for areas around lake county northward of this afternoon. and showers in the forecast as we head to tomorrow and also into tuesday morning. today, we'll be looking at high temperatures in the upper 60s to low 70s. turning breezy and actually turning cooler as we get into monday afternoon. i'll have a look at that coming up in a few minutes. kris. >> the los angeles clippers have won game seven. >> and what a bummer morning for bay area sports fans. the golden state warriors lose the winner take all game seven clens the clippers. a few days after the sharks failed to be

i'm kris sanchez. coming up, powerful words. students and community members remember the victims of a sdedly rampage in santa barbara, and the words of the killer himself that has people wondering why he wasn't stopped before he pulled the trigger. >> plus, the honor of a lifetime for a san jose student. why her family received her diploma in her place. >> plus, remembering the reason for memorial day, and the call to keep more vets alive after they return home from the battlefield. this is today in the bay. >>> good morning to you. looking live at one of the many fun things to do around the bay area on this sunday. the san ramon art and wind festival. we'll talk about that later. thanks for joining us this sunday morning. i'm kris sanchez along with rob mayeda, who has a smile to start the morning. >> and san francisco, no clouds, and looking to san jose, out toward campbell, mostly clear skies. temperature, mid- to upper 50. we should see low to mid-80s and livermore, close to 90, and if you're heading to the coast, santa cruz

i'm kris sanchez along with rob mayeda. usually we start at 7:00, so we miss the sunrise, so this is nice. >> right now in san francisco where the camera is located, briezy out there as winds are picking up out of the north and a pretty mild start to the morning. 61 degrees. not far off from the high temperatures we saw yesterday. the wind coming in off the ocean, keeping things cool yesterday. notice the direction of the arrows we're seeing this morning out of the north as high pressure builds in as the system that brought the showers and snow to the sierras now heading off to the rockies. we'll see the temperatures climbing up today. lots of sunshine around, and our temperatures today will be climbing from the sierra all the way out to san francisco as we go through the afternoon hours today. not 60s and low 70s, rather upper 70s out toward santa cruz, gorgeous day to take mom to the south coast. 67 in monterrey, 76 in yosemite, and 90s start to show up, and mid- to upper 90s show up in the full forecast in a few minutes.

i'm kris sanchez along with meteorologist rob mayeda.s. >> a lot of us were. >> hot. >> not just at your household. temperatures well into the 90s the last couple days. yesterday started to see the

i'm kris sanchez. along with meteorologist rob mayeda who has a look at the all-important weekend forecast. >> the weekend forecast, kris, enjoying the cool down we saw kick in for inland locations as the onshore winds have picked up. this is going to keep things cool for the evening start to the giants game coming up. we'll see just after 6:00, temperatures dropping into the low 60s around first pitch time and then 50s as that game goes on. hour by hour today we'll see areas of low clouds this morning, 60s and 70s for highs today with a few spots like pleasonton getting close to 80 and by the evening we'll see the onshore winds pick up and high clouds coming in at times as we head towards the afternoon. san jose today, near 77 degrees. saratoga, one of the spots that could creep into the low 80s. 60s closer to san francisco and to the north bay. highs mostly in the 70s and there you see livermore 79, and oakland pretty nice today, partly cloudy skies, 72 degrees. kris. >> thanks. fire crews are standin

i'm kris sanchez with meteorologist rob mayeda. the mother's day weekend. >> the weather is going to deliver today. the winds pick up 5, 3 at the ballpark at at&t park in san francisco, patchy low cloud cover in san francisco right now. through the afternoon, a system dropping down on the east side of the sierra which will produce snow showers above 6,000 feet. if you're going to head to the high country today. perhaps a stray shower or two for the hilltops north of santa rosa. what the system will do for the bay area will be bringing up the gusty winds, winds from 15 to 30 miles per hour for the afternoon and because they're coming off the ocean today still fairly cool but the pattern begins to change for mother's day and beyond. high pressure building in, winds turning offshore and our temperatures are going to climb up towards the middle part of next week. today near 70 in san jose, 60s closer to san francisco, 70s around the north bay towards the tri-valley and tomorrow that's when we'll see the high temperatures hitting the 80

i'm kris sanchez with meteorologist rob mayeda.ad to think it's jualmost ju. >> temperatures feeling almost like summer as we get into memorial day, the unofficial kickoff, 55 degrees in san francisco and three more weeks of spring and we'll see a spring-like weather as we get into the afternoon. 50s outside right now and if you're going to head to the high country look out for a chance of those thundershowers. it's typical this time of year, heating of the day. bay area temperatures, though, as high pressure begins to build in will see the temperatures coming up. santa cruz near 8, 65monterey, bay area temperatures near 80 san jose, mid 80s around sar sarato saratoga, san francisco mid to upper 60s. we should see 70s around san francisco for tomorrow. nice for sunday. into the north bay, highs mainly in the 80s salsa leeto, closer to the low 70s, 85 livermore, livermore tomorrow approaching the low 80s. kris? >> thanks so much. as rob mentioned the kickoff to memorial day weekend and for a lot of folks that's an extra day off. for

we have kris sanchez who spoke with one of the local families but mark matthews is standing by live. >> reporter: nick's father says the quest for information about the young man has been over the top. his sister says the support for her brother has been terrific. nick pasichuke was skateboarding when murder suspect elliott rodger ran him down, ramming him with his black bmw. the blow broke both of pasichuke's legs. police say the killing began at elliott rodgers' apartment where he stabbed to death his two bay area roommates and a third student from fremont. he drove to the sorority where the sheriff says he shot and killed 22-year-old katherine cooper and veronica weiss. >> in the positive sense, she was fierce. she was strong. she was smart. she had a great sense of who she was. and she took on everything. >> reporter: today, veronica weiss's father joined a chorus of victims' families saying there are too many guns and not enough being done to help the mentally ill. >> as a society, we try to find better ways to help kids who are in his situation and it's just what we have to do.

reporting live in san mateo, kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >>> drug boats are common on our coasts, especially in southern california and the central coast. every year, agents find thousands of pounds of pot on board these vessels. in the past two year, san luis obispo has found several of these boats. >>> an officer rushing to a burglary needed help himself. the officer crashed at the ent sex of fremont boulevard around 8:30 this morning. investigators don't know who's at fault, but the officer was hurt, treated and released. a woman and one of her two kids which was in the other car that struck the officer hurt but expected to survive. a man in the mini van was not hurt, that was the third vehicle involved. >>> safer travels on muni. overall crime on muni has fallen by 30% over the last year. san francisco officials say the reduction in crime is a direct result of the increased presence of uniformed officers. and not only is overall crime down but thanks to their new program, cell phone thefts have decreased by 77%. >>> racers at the amgenr will find that mt. diablo is aptly name

in mountain view, kris sanchez, nbc bay area. >> the city will be busy looking at various options. they are also looking at whether the motorists should pay a toll on certain off ramps. the idea is to get people out of their cars. >>> when i was playing, i just kind of put everything aside and focused on football. probably was the wrong thing to do. >> turning a regret into a potential success. joe montana playing for a new team. the startup he wants to lead to victory. >>> also sweeping the internet, the global effort to save hundreds of abducted schoolgirls. what a bay area lawmaker wants to do to help bring them home. >>> the work is on to bring earthquake technology to your cell phone. >>> japan knew this massive earthquake was coming before it hit back in 2011. the country has the most advanced warning system in the world. and it can send out alerts seconds, times even minutes before the shaking begins. mexico also has a warning system. they had 71 minutes to duck and cover before the ground started roaring last month. they are trying to launch the same technology here. jodi h

nbc bay area's kris sanchez shows us what is going done here locally to honor the students. but we begin with mark matthews. so emotional. >> reporter: it was, jessica. they heard from janet na paul tau know. but it was the father of christopher martinez, the young man gunned down at an isla vista deli, it was him, the father, that galvanized this stadium crowd. >> you will live in our hearts forever and ever. thank you, son. we will learn to love people the rest of our lives as you did. >> the father of christopher martinez began by reading a statement from the family of one of the others murdered. the family of weihan wang. he has been the most outspoken in the last days. calling for greater gun control and calling on students to commit themselves to end the violence. >> and not good enough. >> reporter: student body president asked her classmates to look at one another and remind themselves that they are in this together and that they will remember those who died. but it was richard martinez who brought the crowd together. >> once the father came forward and spoke and rea

i'm kris sanchez.ine the streets of san francisco as one of the bay area's biggest events gets set to go this morning. we'll tell you what you need to know if you're heading to bay to breakers or want to steer clear. >> plus, a disgraced south bay politician is out of jail but still not out of trouble. the legal problems still ahead for the former santa clara county supervisor. >>> the crowd goes wild as a california pony does it again to put himself on the verge of history. what people in the bay area are saying about this cinderella story. this is today in the bay. >>> good morning to you. looking live at a very pretty pi

i'm kris sanchez along with meteorologist rob mayeda. i have to say i was really whiney the last couple days. >> a lot of us were. >> hot. >> not just at your household. temperatures well into the 90s the last couple days. yesterday started to see the cool down and now the temperatures starting to drop off. san jose, you have low clouds, 66 degrees, into the south bay where we're seeing low clouds, inland towards livermore and pleasonton this morning. you can see from the view, emeryville back to san francisco, 55 degrees and the saturday outlook will conclude these low clouds for the morning and then eventually see more sunshine inland for the afternoon. thanks to the sea breeze our highs will be in the 70s and then yes, the low clouds spill back in as we head towards this evening. all the shaping up for a great weekend for the livermore wine country festival. we'll see numbers in livermore in the mid 70s today and the trend heading toward sunday will be cooler as the weather could take a bit of an interesting turn very late in the week

in santa clara, kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >> a unique story. >>> we mentioned the sharks. this is it. the most important game of the season. a live look now at the s.a.p. center in downtown san jose. game seven against the l.a. kings. the winner advances to round two of the playoffs. the loser is done for the season. nbc bay area's gerard is at the shark tank. long-suffering shark fans like myself try to stay optimistic here. >> reporter: well, raj, no doubt the heat is on. it's nervous time here at s.a.p. center. i'm going to throw three nhl team names at you. detroit red wings, pets burg penguins and boston bruins. these are teams the sharks do not want to be associated with after tonight's game seven. the only three franchises in stanley cup history that had 3-0 leads and gave up four straight games to lose the series. not the association the sharks want to be a part of when this game seven is done tonight. i'm going to step out of the way n let you see the fans filing in to the s.a.p. center. the sharks played 82 games this season. to get home ice in this series, and t

we have kris sanchez who spoke with one of the local families but mark matthews is standing by live.> reporter: nick's father says the quest for information about the young man has been over the top. his sister says the support for her brother has been terrific. nick pasichuke was skateboarding when murder suspect elliott rodger ran him down, ramming him with his black bmw. the blow

i'm kris sanchez along with rob mayeda.see a camera bounce around. >> a little bit, but notice the temperature there. 60 in san francisco. the winds are now starting to pick up out of the north and turning offshore, which means a warmer day today. unlike the ocean air conditioning on overdrive we saw through the afternoon yesterday. those winds begin to change direction, we'll see our temperatures warm up about 5 to 10 degrees versus the high temperatures we saw yesterday. despite the chilly start, a few spots in the valley, we'll be in the 80s for the afternoon, and the winds will pick up as we head to sunset tonight. these will be north winds, which means the temperatures outside looking warmer. we're talking 80s around sarah toga and morgan hills. 70s today in san francisco. if you head to the north bay and trivalley, two locations in the 80s today that could be approaching 90 tomorrow and upper 90s, by the way, in the forecast as we approach wednesday. >> thanks, rob. new this morning, san jose police shot a teenage sus

nbc bay area's own kris sanchez emceed the event. it's one of the largest event that is autism speaks puts on. 7,000 people participated in the walk including councilman sam. >>> i think you are going to be talking about the warriors tonight. >> that's right. we certainly will. the warriors in that big game seven tonight. we have the giants and as in early start. highlights from both teams are next. jermaine o'neal, do or die game seven in l.a. a live report from staples coming up. >>> well, o'neal be able to give physical or emotional help at staples center remains to be seen. suiting up with a sprained knee sends the message, this is indeed a game seven. o'neal was injured in this game on thursday. he stated it takes a rapture or ligament damage to keep him out of tonight's contest. an mri shows a bone bruise. he's ready give it his all tonight. >> shot away the pain. not being able to help your team. you know, the pain is necessary for your team to win game seven. to me, more pain than you can go through, especially -- this is a p

i'm kris sanchez. coming up on today in the bay, all eyes on a horse from california.he kentucky derby. >> also a big bill after a pot party in golden gate park. how much it will cost taxpayers to clean it up. >> and a cool day to get yardwork done. there are showers in the forecast. rob will tell you when. this is today in the bay. >>> and we're looking live from our camera in emeryville over at the city by the bay. a little cloud cover this morning. that was like pulling a blanket over and keeping the warm air in. thanks for joining us

nbc bay area's kris sanchez shows us what is going done here locally to honor the students.e begin with mark matthews. so emotional. >> reporter: it was, jessica. they heard from janet na paul tau know. but it was the father of christopher martinez, the young man gunned down at an isla vista deli, it was him, the father, that galvanized this stadium crowd. >> you will live in our hearts

kris sanchez is in that neighborhood. >> reporter: he's not taking anything of any particular value,otted plants and other items. but neighbors say that's enough for them to be rattled. and now they're putting out the the the the surveillance of the man they have dubbed the midnight shopper. >> it's so brazen. >> reporter: under cover of night, surveillance video shows a man walking up the steps and walking off with a large potted plants. not once, but twice, undeterred even with the porch lights turned on. a few streets over, joe says it happened to him. >> a very nice car. looking pretty dapper, and grabbing these things routinely. >> reporter: in fact, he says several neighbors claims someone swiped their plants and other items too. perhaps this man in the video who tve

nbc bay area's own kris sanchez mc'd that event.t's one of the largest annual events that autism speaks puts on. an estimated 7,000 people participated in the walk. >>> coming up, they power just about everything we use. now apple is going green. we'll take you inside the new facility. we'll be right back. >>> a solution aimed at solving a big problem that costs us a lot of money. tech giant apple has turned into a higher power. our business reporter, scott budman explains a plan that might make future devices less expensive. >> reporter: a secret the tech industry doesn't often talk about, but the devices we use every day and increasingly, the cars we drive, use a ton of energy. it's a cost for companies and ultimately, a cost for consumers. it's largely because of these, servers, giant, powerful machine that is store and move huge amounts of information using a lot of power in the process. apple is trying something new with its north carolina data center. solar power and biogas fuel cells from bloom energy, together, creating enou

kris sanchez is in that neighborhood. we know the victims knew each other. what else do we know?> reporter: police told us they found that out just a few minutes ago but we don't know how they knew each other. we can say they died of gunshot wounds. they were each shot at least one time. and right now it appears that they were both grown men. neighbors tell us that they heard some sort of ruckus last night. they heard something that sounded like fireworks. and then this afternoon a 14 year old girl returned home and heard a woman screaming "there are two bodies inside there, two bodies inside "! . >> we're confident at this time that we have the people that are responsible. and that there's no public safety issue at this time. >> reporter: we do know that the homicide unit is hided out here. detectives are just starting to get on the scene, but they are

let's go to kris sanchez live off highway 85 where two bodies were found inside of a home. what can you tell us? >> reporter: this is a pretty quiet neighborhood. and neighbors are gathered around the crime scene tape wondering what happened to the two people that were found inside their neighbor's home, wondering if it's the person who actually lived there. neighbors tell us that it is a man who is in his late 40s, maybe early 50s, who lived there alone except on the weekends when his young daughters come to visit. they're hoping that it is not him and there might be a good explanation for what happened here. one neighbor tells us that her daughter heard something that sounded like a firecracker last night but didn't think anything of it. and then this afternoon as her young granddaughter, 14-year-old girl, came home from school, she says she heard a woman screaming "there are bodies in there." and that's about the time that san jose police got the 911 call. that grandmother tells us that this is something that's out of the ordinary here. >> it's tragic, i just seen him sa

in mountain view, kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >>> a beautiful day outside. let's check in with chief meter olgts jeff ranieri. >> we had sun, temperatures in the 70s, a little warmer than it was the day prior. all in all probably about a 10 across the bay area. if you liked today, unfortunately we do not have that for you coming tomorrow. live radar scan shows quiet conditions across the bay area, no rainfall right now. but as we take you out here offshore we are tracking a batch of showers that eventually we do think could be impacting the bay area. we'll have details on the timing of that coming up. let's take you outside to the sky camera network right now. some of the sunshine is already starting to fade. it i think it's probably going to be the sunniest longest throughout the next hour or so across the south bay, currently 64 and a light wind. but we'll take you across the east bay. that's where those high clouds are really starting to move in. right now 60 degrees winds out of the west at 15 to about 30 miles per hour. that certainly is a sign that tha

in san jose, kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >>> we want to follow up on a case in marin county. prosecutors charged the owner of a high tech company with assault. a biker assaulted a driver of a pickup truck. the cyclist beat the driver unconscious. the cyclist is jeffrey smock, the founder of iron data which is headquartered in virginia. he is known as an avid cyclist. >>> palo alto the best place to be for electric car drivers. named the most electric ready community. a look at 101. other nominations in the small and medium-sized community category included cupertino. they were recognized for encouraging the use of electric vehicles. >>> how desperate are you to find a parking spot? some are betting people will pay up to 20 bucks to find a spot. monkeyparking is based in italy and is testing its new app in san francisco. the app allows drivers to auction their space for $5 to $20 to another driver who might be circling the block. the city is investigating whether this business is legal. questioning whether a citizen has the right to make money by offering access to city proper

kris sanchez is in that neighborhood. >> reporter: he's not taking anything of any particular value, potted plants and other items. but neighbors say that's enough for them to be rattled. and now they're putting out the the the the surveillance of the man they have dubbed the midnight shopper. >> it's so brazen. >> reporter: under cover of night, surveillance video shows a man walking up the steps and walking off with a large potted plants. not once, but twice, undeterred even with the porch lights turned on. a few streets over, joe says it happened to him. >> a very nice car. looking pretty dapper, and grabbing these things routinely. >> reporter: in fact, he says several neighbors claims someone swiped their plants and other items too. perhaps this man in the video who they've now dubbed the midnight shopper. one some say is a low-level crime, it could escalate. and now he is looking into a surveillance system of his own. >> if people feel comfortable walking up on or porch, they might feel comfortable trying the doors. >> reporter: the crimes aren't the kind police run to with lig

kris sanchez joins us live where the acs have been cranking all day and so have the repair people. >> reporter: yes, and we are starting to get a little bit of a break. 92 degrees on the sign here behind me. but earlier today, it was 100. and homeowners certainly trying to strategize on how they're going to stay cool in the months to come. >> this has been the hottest day of the year actually. >> reporter: and it's extra hot on the rooftop where she and her crew are installing solar panels. >> business picks up rapidly when it hits summertime. a lot of people use their ac and stuff. so we get a lot more calls about solar installation so they can drop their pg&e bills. >> reporter: custome are booking two weeks in advance for new air conditioning units like this one in this home plus maintenance on older homes. if you are a do-it-yourselfer, make sure there aren't too many leaves on top. pg&e doesn't report a drastic increase, but advises keeping your thermostat at 778 degrees when you're at home and 85 when you're away. it advises using the microwave instead of the offen and turning o

reporting live in gilroy, kris sanchez. >>> from gilroy to san francisco to the beach. they got more than they bargained for. the baech pretty popular for a spring day in the city. in addition to catching rays, beachgoers got a view of a pod of whales off the coast. they sent blasts of water into the air, putting on quite the show. >> it's spectacular. if you're around and you get to see something or hear about something like that, it's really something to see, because i've lived here all my life, and that's the first time i've seen them that close. >> lots of people expected to turn out thomas well. temperatures are going to be hot. lifeguards are warning people to be very careful. a rip current has developed. and the ocean, which is always a little treacherous at ocean beach is very dangerous right now. we tcontinue our hot weather coverage on our website. scroll down to where you live and your neighborhood. check it out at nbcbayarea.com. >>> we want to give you an update on the breaking news in southern california. more than 20,000 homes have been evacuated in san d

in san jose, kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >>> no records and no easy access. that's the way it has been when it comes to safety information about local day care centers until now, though. tonight we post some of those inspection documents online. it's the first time it's been done in california. investigative reporter steven stock and our team have been working for months to make those records more easily available for parents because it's so confusing. >> absolutely. for the last six months we teamed with the center for investigative reporting first to expose this black hole in transparency and accountability and now to put some of those records online. we started with napa county, because it is small. and now we've posted hundreds of records for child care centers here in santa clara county as well. hello, i'm from nbc bay area. no one at the day cares we visited wants to talk on camera about this. thousands of deficiencies cited by state inspectors. information not easily accessible to parents. information that could jeopardize childrens' safety. >> it's li

nbc bay area's kris sanchez is in fremont with these goats. >> reporter: you probably have seen them around the bay area before. but these goats are doing a critical job, probably helping community avert disaster. >> they love to eat. >> reporter: all of his 2500 goats and sheep are at work around the bay area, munching away some of the dry grass and brush that sprang up after late spring showers, and it can't happen fast enough. fuels are 40% drier than they were a month ago and rival the conditions of the historic wildfire season of the 1970s. >> these rains hurt us more than they did good. if we had received no rainfall at all the grass would have been very light. now we have very tall and heavier grass crops. grass is the predominant fuel that carries fire. >> reporter: they want to make this look like the neighborhood across the canyon they cleared last year. they want to put his goats to work as well. >> we can't make the goats go any faste fast. er. >> reporter: because they're good in steep terrain, this cal fire unit chief is considering adding some four-legged help to his a

in san jose, kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >>> a live look inside san jose city council meeting tonight where leaders are debating the fate of pot dispensariedispensa. the idea would be to create a buffer zone around day cares and schools. pot club advocates are angry about the idea of selling all the marijuana they grow at the dispensary on site. businesses next to pot clubs are dealing with vandalism and bad behavior from some of the buyers. >>> how do you know if your local restaurants are clean and have passed more inspections. now we may see scorecards right there on the windows. a similar rating system was passed earlier this month in santa clara county. we have the latest. jenna? >> the san mateo county civil grand jury released this the report today citing our undercover investigation. it recommended san mateo restaurants have placards with their scores. it found what we did, that they need more accountability and enforcement. all are required to post the most recent inspection report. only one that we visited had the current report posted. the report shows how the restaurant sc

i'm kris sanchez along with meteorologist rob mayeda and that fog has got you running all over the maping a little patches of fog in and around the inner bay. some of it there as we look from the emoeryville city camera vie. the patchy low clouds around emeryville. san jose, the clear skies and out towards palo alto few patches of low clouds right now. temperatures heading into the afternoon, near 80 in san jose, 85 closer to livermore and low 80s inland up towards the north bay. one thing to watch out for, height country, those are good thundershowers around 3:30 this afternoon from around lake tahoe to yosemite, the trend of the weekend. bay area temperatures warming up a little more come tomorrow. so if you're going to head out to the coast the sunshine in santa cruz. patchy low clouds in monterey, 86 in yosemite with the thundershowers. bay area temperatures having a chance at finding 90s by tomorrow. we'll show you that in the forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you very much, rob. >>> it is memorial day weekend as rob mentioned and for some folks that means an extra day

i'm kris sanchez along with meteorologist rob mayeda who has a very good looking forecast for today.. comfortably cool for a change. we're getting that free ocean air conditioning this morning. winds onshore. temperatures mostly in the 60s near the coast and some 70s inland around the valley, heading into the evening we'll see the winds picking up a bit. i think they'll get up close to 25 miles per hour time. a bit breezy into the evening and we'll also see high clouds at times drifting from north to south during the day. nothing that's going to bring us showers today, but you'll get two layers of clouds, the patchy low clouds and during the day some of the high clouds too. the all day sea breeze, temperatures in the 50s, should finish the day mostly in the 70s inland, though cooler 60s closer to san francisco and the trend will be even cooler as we wrap up the end of the weekend. full look at those changes in your forecast in few minutes. >> thanks, rob. >>> the fire in the santa cruz mountains is now contained but firefighters remain on standby near mount madonna west of gilroy and

i'm kris sanchez along with meteorologist rob mayeda who has a perfect forecast for whatever you havelanned this weekend. >> looks pretty good. windy, though, at times later on today. right now oakland looking back towards san francisco, 56 degrees. mid to low 50s right now. not much wind outside, that's going to change a little later on this afternoon. keep in mind heading to the sierra look out for showers or thundershowers for the afternoon. actually some snow showers above 6,000 feet and we will see the system dropping in from the north, increasing our northwest winds as we head through the afternoon. today mostly 60s and 70s around the bay area. but notice your mother's day on sunday, start to see 80s popping up there for the valley and then on our way to the 90s as our temperatures continue to climb as we go from a pattern that will have rel ittively cool blustery winds out of the west/northwest today which will keep the temperatures in the 70s inland to the opposite pattern, winds starting to turn more offshore, heading towards the middle part of the week will lead to the hotte