you can watch nbc bay area news whenever you'd like? take us with you. we stream 24/7 on roku and other streaming platforms. you can watch live newscasts, breaking news updates, and much more. local content. we're always here for you. well, right now at six. breaking news under investigation. federal agents put waymo under the microscope for multiple crashes now in question involving robo taxis. back on the stand donald trump's former fixer returns for a second day of testimony. we're live in washington with new information on who will join the former president in court today. an incredible loss, not just in the professional political world, but in our personal, world as well. remembering a bay area couple killed in a deadly head on crash down in southern california. we're going to look at their lasting political legacy. this is today in the bay and a good tuesday morning to you. i'm marcus washington and

i'm laura garcia. we're going to check the commute with mike in just a little bit. but first let's check the forecast with carrie. it's the same as yesterday's weather starting out, cloudy clearing out and a comfortable afternoon. so we're starting out with a live look in oakland this morning as it is mostly cloudy. and so as you're heading out, the door feels cool and our clouds will linger throughout the next several hours. will be in the mid 50s at 10:00 and then in the low 60s at noon. we're headed for the upper 60s here today. hayward will see a high of 73 and 83 in fairfield, while morgan hill will hit those high temperatures in the upper 70s will be in the upper 60s for san mateo and upper 70s for much of the north bay. tomorrow we'll bring it up a degree or two for some spots, but overall, we're not looking at many changes over the next few days. and mike, you're tracking an issue for the bay bridge commute. i am carrie, so i'm watching, actually not the backup at the toll plaza because we know that's full by now. watching this flow of traffic. and it is moving steadily across

the bay bridge. and spacing is okay, but getting closer to the city, just past treasure island, where you saw those low clouds. but visibility is fine. we did have a lot of slowing approaching the fifth exit off ramp there. we did have a disabled vehicle and after a crash and it looked like maybe things are going to have trouble clearing. we're watching and things are still moving steadily across that bridge, so we'll track that for another couple minutes. and hopefully chp will let us know that they did clear that off ramp. and the exit. i'll let you know. meanwhile, the rest of the bay has a pretty light flow of traffic. the south bay did see some slowing 101 from two 8680 all the way up past the airport. that was a little bit more slowing we typically see, but now it's backing off, getting ready for the next slowdown at about 640. back to you. thanks, mike. well breaking news, the top u.s. auto safety regulator opening an investigation into waymo, the national highway traffic safety administration, looking into 22 incidents in which the company's cars were involved in collisions or may have violated traffic laws. 17 crashes are a part of that investigation. waymo vehicles hit stationary objects

such as gates or parked vehicles. no injuries were reported. now the agency says that waymo's automated driving system was engaged in each incident. this comes as local leaders have been expressing concerns over waymo's expansion of testing its cars in peninsula cities. new overnight and unannounced visit to ukraine this morning from secretary of state antony blinken. while there, he met with ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky and promised that new military aid will make a big difference in ukraine's efforts to beat back advancing russian forces. analysts say. in recent days, russian troops have captured somewhere around 50mi■!s of territory. now to a live look outside of the manhattan courtroom, where former president donald trump's criminal hush money trial is taking place, and we're learning the speaker of the house, mike johnson, will join trump in court today. it comes as a longtime lawyer and fixer, michael cohen is expected back on the stand once again. this follows his testimony that the

former president directed him to pay adult film star stormy daniels. cohen says this was all in an effort to cover up an alleged affair before the 2016 presidential election. today in the bay's brie jackson joins us live in washington this morning. and brie cohen's testimony certainly highly anticipated. yeah. that's right. good morning laura. so on this stand, for the first time yesterday, michael cohen described the payment that he made to stormy daniels, telling the court that mr. trump directed him to pay off the adult film star. do you have any messages for donald trump? former president trump's former fixer, michael cohen, taking the stand, testifying that he was acting on behalf of trump when he made hush money payments to stormy daniels, saying everything required mr. trump's sign off. cohen also claiming trump was furious in 2016 when he learned daniels was still trying to sell her story of an alleged sexual encounter with

the former president, stating that he told mr. trump he would pay daniels as part of a nondisclosure agreement, opting to use money from a home equity line of credit, and that mr. trump's response was along the lines of don't worry, you'll get the money back. trump is accused of falsifying business records to cover up a reimbursement to cohen. they have to believe michael cohen, the conspirators, donald trump, that they are a potentially breaking the law that they intended. they falsified these documents with the intent to break another law in order to do so. that statement, this has to appear as legitimate. the former president's political allies came to his defense. i'm here for the simple reason to show support for a friend. i think this trial is absolutely ridiculous. that's the most depressing thing i've ever been in mental anguish is trying to be pushed on the republican candidate for the president of

the united states this year. that's all this is. trump denies the allegations. there's no crime here. this is four weeks of keeping me from not campaign. reporter the former president's legal team has attacked cohen's credibility and argues he's out for revenge, and in cross-examination, is expected to begin today. the defense is expected to attack michael cohen on, among other things, his past convictions. laura. all right. now we'll see it from the other side. brie. thanks for the latest. well, with less than a month away until pride month, the fbi issuing a warning, it says celebrating signs this year could be targets for terror. now, the bureau says foreign terrorist organizations are possibly planning to commit or inspire violence at pride events or venues. the alert does not name any specific states, cities or celebrations as targets. in its alert, the fbi says that it sees isis promoting anti-gay rhetoric over the past few years. the bureau urges local law enforcement to be on the

lookout for threats online, in person or by mail. now, we did reach out to san francisco pride. they sent us a statement saying, in part, as always, we take all potential threats seriously and are working closely with all appropriate law enforcement agencies to ensure the safety and security of our events. as in previous years, we will monitor any potential risk and plan accordingly to ensure a secure and enjoyable experience for everyone who joins us to celebrate pride. end quote. now, new details are emerging about a bay area couple with deep political ties who died in a head on crash last friday night in southern california, today in the bay's bob redell live for us in alameda county and bob, what are friends saying about these two women? who many people are calling remarkable? good morning to you, marcus. friends say hopewood and peggy moore were political and social justice warriors who, for those people who didn't have a seat at the

table, at least they gave them a voice. especially here in alameda county. the two women who were married to each other were on their way home from a concert this past friday night in san diego county, when, sadly, the driver of another car crossed over in their lane and hit the jeep they were in. both women were killed, as was the driver and passenger in the other vehicle. the couple ran their own political consulting firm called hope action change. moore ran the 2014 election campaign for former oakland mayor libby schaaf. she was political director for hillary campaign, hillary clinton's presidential primary campaign. here in california. she met her wife while both campaigned for barack obama back in 2008, and she was the one that that helped to win the golden state for him, she helped on the first hillary clinton campaign in a campaign that really had to have, a top notch organizing strategy. they

went to peggy moore. these were two almost twin flames that, couldn't bear to be apart in this life or in the other. and they really just had to be together when, when they left. us congresswoman barbara lee of oakland recognized the couple on social media, writing, quote, together they organized change hearts and minds and help to create a world where who you love doesn't limit your freedoms. both peggy and hope made an impact on our community, on our city, on our state, and on our nation that will be felt for generations to come. reporting live here in alameda county, bob redell. today in the bay. seems like they left a lasting impact on a lot of folks. all right, bob, thank you . well, new at six. police in one peninsula city sounding the alarm about thieves targeting honda cars in a new posting on social media, san mateo police say thieves broke into at least 17 hondas last week. owners are reporting shattered windows, even steering wheels and airbags

stolen. the parts can be valued between 300 and $1000. the most popular models targeted included civic's, accord and cr-v's. police recommend parking your car in a garage if possible. it is 609 for you this morning. look at this. well, i mean, this is pretty much a san francisco shot. if you ever thought of one. it's not dublin. no, don't be fooled. that is. we're just playing a little game with you. guess which city we're in all right. meteorologist kari hall, of course. been monitoring what we can expect all across the bay area, so certainly it's a cooler start there in san francisco. absolutely. yes. it's cooler and low visibility in spots and the temperature is at 50 degrees. we're in the upper 40s low 50s for the north bay as you head out. and it's in the low 50s in dublin. while we are seeing those temperatures in the mid 60s or mid 50s for the south bay. now we will start out in concord with a lot of sunshine, clear skies at 1:00. we're in the low 70s and in the upper 70

going throughout the day. it's still going to be nice and back to the same weather we had yesterday, where brentwood hit a high of 80 degrees 79, in san jose and will be in the mid 70s for petaluma. let's head over to mike with a look at where we can find some lower gas prices. yeah, well we haven't even lower than they were in the east bay livermore foxy gasoline in fremont is i mean sorry, in livermore on old first street is even lower than fliers in fremont. that's still 4.34. but in livermore, we do have foxy gasoline at 430. that's great. best in san jose is 475 at quick serve on alum rock avenue and solano county has a lot. has a low of 479 in fairfield. bond fair on walters road. thank you all for sharing those prices. we get and give over here at gasbuddy.com on the roadways. we have a smooth drive for the most part. the bay bridge though is changing the pattern. notice over on the oakland side, it's slower than the approach to san francisco. i think they may have cleared that crash from the fifth street exit there, and that might improve the flow of

traffic getting into the city. the rest of the east bay shows a pretty standard pattern. back to you. thanks, mike. 611 right now, red lobster settling, shutting down dozens of restaurants. next on today in the bay. the bay area locations impacted, and what may have caused the closures. some really cool demonstrations of artificial intelligence, including a video that made laura gasp. stick around for that. let's go out to the futures this morning, see what's up. looks like it's going to be a quiet day. we do get inflation in data this week. josh harder yesterday. well, celebrating ten years of the tonight show starring jimmy fallon. we're actually going to catch up with the host as he takes a look back at his decade with the show. keep it right here. you're watching today on the bay.

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see what it's going to do with its artificial intelligence called gemini. in washington, senate leader chuck schumer may release his ai roadmap as soon as today. not a law, but it is a framework for making laws. leaders in washington have been working on this for a long time. with silicon valley's help in geneva, switzerland, the u.s. will meet with china to discuss ai and the ways it might walk us into war accidentally. the us has made a pledge that only humans, never machines, will make a decision to launch an attack. china and russia have not made the same pledge. everybody talking about open ai, its new gps t4-o. the o stands for omni. it does just about everything. it can see. it can hear, it can talk. take a listen to this and keep in mind the voice you're hearing is not a real person. i introduce you to somebody. well hello there cutie. what's your name? little fluffball, this is bowser. well,

hello bowser, aren't you just the most adorable little thing? yes, that is a computer. it can do real time translation. it speaks 50 languages. but the thing that really hits is the emotion. you heard it with the dog in this next video, someone at openai asks chatgpt to guess what they're about to do. can you take a guess at what it might be doing based on what i'm showing you here? hmm'hmm from what i can see, it looks like you're in some kind of recording or production setup with those lights, tripods, and possibly a mic. it seems like you might be gearing up to shoot a video. or maybe even a live stream. yeah. in fact, we've got a new announcement to make that's exciting. announcements are always a big deal, judging by the setup, it looks like it's going to be quite the professional production. is this announcement related to openai perhaps it is. and in fact, what

if i were to say that you're related to the announcement or that you are the announcement, me, the announcement is about me. well, color me intrigued. are you about to reveal something about me? intrigued well, just color me intrigued, right? that is happening in real time. you heard him interrupt her, right? her keep talking like a regular. and then the giggle and everything. everything thing. if you you know, if you're at apple siri, you have got to be panicking at this point. you're like, excuse me. right. yeah exactly. yeah. yeah. it's like it's like, color me jealous. thank you scott. you bet. well, new at 6:00, bay area red lobster fans among those feeling the pinch as the company abruptly announces a new round of restaurant closures. in all, at least 48 restaurants across the u.s. suddenly closed yesterday two in the bay area located in fremont and rohnert park, comes as the chain

struggles to avoid bankruptcy. there are still six red lobster locations operating in the bay area, including san jose, milpitas, vallejo, san bruno, fairfield and pittsburg. so if you have those gift cards, you better use them for your cheddar biscuits. well, let's talk about some food i love. yeah trending for you this morning. a peninsula barbecue joint cracking yelp's top 100 across the country cappello's barbecue and redwood city ranking 33rd. and see if this doesn't make your mouth water here. so that menu includes that beef brisket smoked up to 18 hours before it served. look at the size of that smoker. hey, look, you know what's good. all right. other fan favorites include the ribs, the smoked chicken, and the louisiana hot links. the restaurant started as a food truck back in 2010. yelp's top spot, by the way, goes to wright's barbecue and johnson, arkansas. i don't even know where that is. but interesting. well, you just stick it here in the bay area. all right, well, tonight marks ten years of tonight show with jimmy fallon. i remember when he started, and

with a whole decade of shows under jimmy's belt, there are a bevy of memorable moments. this. alabama to new young's on a tree stump. just some of the highlights the iconic late night talk show has seen over the past ten years. tonight, nbc is celebrating the milestone with a two hour special. but as fallon says, deciding what to include can be a challenge. we've been through so much with this show that it's actually bizarre to watch all the stuff put together in one special. we're just sitting there going like, do we have to lose that? or we gotta, we gotta include that, you know, that's neil young. you can watch the full two hour tonight show 10th anniversary special beginning at 9:00 on nbc bay area. then stay tuned for nbc bay area news at 11:00. he came to the studio here. do you remember that? i do really, really great guy, down to earth, fun. hey hey hey hey. wow. there you go. hey. okay. i like that song. you know, all the words.

that was great. you know, i do my part. research, research, research. oh, my. don't make me laugh. when i laugh, i cough. all right, well, we're going to have beautiful weather, sunshine as we go throughout today. although we're starting out with a lot of clouds across the bay area, we're not seeing that in walnut creek. it is still a clear start for you this morning. and it's also very mild with our high temperatures. back to what we saw yesterday. we're in the upper 70s and low 80s, which is just a little bit above normal, up to 80. in gilroy, 81 in los gatos and milpitas today, 77 degrees. we'll see some upper 70s for fremont as well as walnut creek and 81 in antioch. the 7-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen. we're going to see some cooler coastal temperatures in the low 60s, but when you head over to redwood city, we're up to 73 degrees, and looking at some mid 60s for san francisco downtown and low 60s for the outer sunset, i do think the fog is going to continue along the

coastline. so even in the north bay we're in the upper 50s for highs. but as you make your way into sonoma and napa counties, into the valleys, we're going to see some mid to upper 70s. and a look at our 7-day forecast does show some slight warming over the next few days. nothing really significant here with some mid 80s on thursday. and then we'll bring it back to the upper 70s. we do have a beautiful weekend ahead. we can make some plans to get outside and temperatures ranging from mid 60s near the coast to some upper 70s for the inland areas. mike, you're checking the flow across the bay bridge because of that issue. the crash over on the san francisco side. now, things do appear to be moving a little better for the backup at the bay bridge. the hov lanes are clear. that means it's really just a matter of those metering lights having their effect over here. as we look over towards san francisco, we see smoother drive and better sensor reads all the way across the span. so i think that crash has cleared from fifth, and now we have just your regular morning commute patterns as they kick in around the bay. back to

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says underwater robots are helping us learn more about how climate change is transforming our oceans. researchers at uc san diego, scripps institution of oceanography are deploying deep argo floats all over the world, and this technology can dive about four miles down into the ocean for many days at a time. and they're measuring temperature and salinity even in some of the most remote places on the planet. the data is sent back via satellite and then available to the public for free. and scientists say what they're learning lately is alarming. we see this very steady, long term trend. it is increasing every year. it's been increasing every year. we're getting hotter and hotter and hotter. and as our planet warms

up, our oceans absorb about 90% of that heat. this leads to water expanding and sea levels rising, along with many other issues not only at the coast but inland as well. you can learn more about how climate change is affecting the bay area and possible solutions. it's on our website, nbcbayarea.com and click on the climate in crisis tab. always interesting. thank you carrie. well we've got a lot more for you coming up at 630 including the a's striking out a new hurdle when it comes to the team's efforts to build a stadium in las vegas. the reason? a judge says residents there won't be paying a dime for it. plus, a vote today that could add some money to your water bill if you are a customer in the south bay, we'll tell you what

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hundreds of thousands of bay area customers relive this morning, with a crucial vote happening today in the possible impact on your budget. plus i think this is the second time or third that he's been cut, so they need to put some gates up or something. charging cables cut the disturbing trend targeting ev charging stations, leaving drivers feeling powerless. and the heated race for san francisco mayor. new numbers showing one clear cut

leader. this is today in the bay good tuesday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia and i'm marcus washington. want to get you caught up on that forecast for you today. depending on where you live, kerry's got you covered. meteorologist kari hall is tracking that for us. and a lot going on. nice and clear though in most of these. yeah. for most of these scenes. and we're starting out with temperatures in the low to mid 50s even some upper 50s for the south bay. but after our cool start this morning we are going to see those temperatures anywhere from low 60s near the coast to upper 60s for the peninsula and across the bay to oakland 69 there. while in concord, we're going to see a high of 79, also 79, in san jose and our temperatures go up a degree or two each of the next few days. and we continue on a warming trend through thursday, but nothing major here, no big changes. i'll be tracking that. we'll talk about the weekend coming up. but now, mike, you have a new crash in the south bay. do carry. i think it

cleared very quickly, but at the top of the screen, westbound 237 off of 280 and just past that first street exit reports of an earlier crash. i believe all the activity again on the shoulder, if it's there at all anymore, down below it we have your typical build north 101 happens right about now. we'll see it really get focused around oakland road in the next ten minutes. southbound out of oakland. this is a different oakland. we're talking about the city south 880 toward a street. a new crash may block one lane. it just happened. so there's slowing and the build off the castro valley y, which is moving well. and the rest of the bay shows a smooth drive. now, there's a slower drive approaching the richmond toll plaza, heading over towards san rafael. back to you. thanks, mike. today we'll find out if hundreds of thousands of people in the south bay will have to pay more for their water today. and the base kris sanchez joining us live from san jose this morning, breaking down those numbers. so, chris, how much are we talking about here? extra well, i mean, it's going to be a bit more for folks in one part of town versus folks in another part of town. but valley

water says that they need this money in order to do a seismic retrofit of the valley water district's biggest reservoir. you've probably seen it anderson reservoir and morgan hill. you pass by it and it's never full because it can't be. now here's what that rate increase would cost you 12.9% for residents in the northern part of santa clara county could add about $9 a month to your bill. those who live in the south county could see increases anywhere from a dollar to just more than $3 a month. now, valley water's biggest project is that seismic retrofit of the anderson dam in morgan hill, a project that has ballooned in costs to $2.3 billion. labor and materials all those costs have skyrocketed in recent years, so of course we have to pay for those and we see those increases. but the reality is our board has to balance the idea of, hey, you know, what are the charges for water here in santa clara county, but also preparing for the future. we can't let these infrastructure

projects be delayed anymore. the longer we wait, the more they end up costing and it ends up costing us more down the road. so really, this is the most cost effective way to get these projects done is to get them done. now now that fix isn't just on valley water's list of to dos. the federal government actually mandated that they fix the anderson reservoir. it was built in 1950, and it has to be retrofitted because there were studies that found that the structure could fail in a major earthquake and cause widespread flooding and destruction. all across santa clara county, the valley water board will vote on this issue later this afternoon. we'll keep following it for you in san jose. kris sanchez. today in the bay. all right. thanks for the latest, chris. well, also happening today. pro palestine. palestine activists planned to protest outside of google i o developers conference today. this is at shoreline amphitheater in mountain view. that event spotlights the company's most anticipated projects. now you may remember,

google recently fired dozens of workers who protested inside google offices. that conference starts at 9:00 this morning. well, bay area thieves are targeting tesla and ev charging stations to steal the copper metal inside those cables. over the weekend, someone cut cables from nine of those charging stations in vallejo, causing thousands of dollars in damage inside those cables. it's a dense layer of copper, which those thieves can sell for around $3 a pound, depending on how many of those cables they actually still, they can make a couple of hundred dollars ev car users say that that trend, they're seeing more and more, and it's an indication of this is the tough times we're seeing across the bay area. we actually spoke with one of those ev drivers. i think it reinforces the desperate times that a lot of people are under. and, you know, hopefully we can do something about it. more ev drivers say that they are charging their cars at home, but some thieves are also targeting those home charging cables. and the cost is nearly $3,000 to

replace. it is 635 right now. san francisco supervisors today hold a second reading on their recently approved ordinance to ban so-called forever chemicals in firefighting gear as our investigative unit reports, studies have shown the gear firefighter wear is made with materials called pfas proven to raise cancer risk. they're called forever chemicals because they don't easily break down once the skin absorbs it. supervisors approved the new ban last week, and it is the first of its kind in the united states. san francisco firefighters are already testing alternative pfoa free fabrics they believe are just as effective. you can view the entire story under the investigative unit section. you'll find it right there on our home page. well now to decision 2024. and a new poll places london breed at the top of a crowded race for san francisco mayor. the group grow sf conducted a ranked choice poll. breed gets a little more than half the support of voters.

former supervisor and fill in mayor mark farrell follows slightly behind danielle. lowery ranks third, followed by board president aaron peskin and supervisor asha safai. same poll finds more than 6 in 10 voters view mayor breed as at least somewhat unfavorable. well, the a's opponent, a's stadium opponents in vegas are striking out. this is in their legal battle to allow voters to decide a critical funding question. nevada supreme court has struck down the push to add that measure to the fall ballot. the group, schools over stadiums, wants voters to decide if nearly $400 million should be set aside for the new stadium on the vegas strip. now, teachers opposed using public money for that project and called the state lawmakers efforts unconstitutional. but judges call the language of that petition deficit and conclude and conclude confusing that despite the latest setback, opponents plan to try to add a similar measure to the 2026

ballot. let's take a live look outside. from walnut creek in the east bay this morning. sun's coming up over the bay area. kerry's got a look at our forecast. yeah, it's all clear there in walnut creek. but then as we head into san francisco, low clouds and mist and drizzle to get our tuesday started. as we go throughout the day, it's going to clear out just a little bit here, but the fog will linger near the coastline and our temperatures will be in the upper 50s and low 60s for the afternoon. around the bay we're going to see still some warm valley temperatures. brentwood up to 80 degrees for today, which is just slightly above normal. we'll be in the upper 70s for san jose and petaluma. after a cloudy start, we'll see the high temperature up to about 76 degrees. we are going to continue with temperatures like this over the next few days, and we're looking pretty good here as we get closer to the weekend. no major changes over the next few days, and looking pretty nice. so we'll be tracking that and also talking about what's ahead in our weekend weather.

and we've also been getting a look around the bay area tracking our few incidents that we have on the roads. mike, what do you have going on? you know, carrie, we're looking at the bay bridge. i was just watching the flow here very carefully because we had the issue over in the san francisco area. i'm stepping in now westbound right here. we're looking at the easy drive now. much better spacing than we saw over the last 40 minutes there in san francisco at the fifth exit there off of westbound 80. that's the bay bridge. things were really jammed up and then it rippled back. now looks pretty good actually, as the build happens over in richmond. no surprise. more traffic flow. you saw those low clouds, visibility seems okay. heads up. you're going to see more crowds getting around oracle park tonight as well. just like last night. 645 game. that means more traffic on the 280 extension and the bridge back and forth from the parking lot. perhaps more folks taking the ferry in toward the game. that would be a great way. i want to take the ferry to the game one of these days. a smooth drive anywhere south of there. slowing now for the san

mateo bridge. back to you. let's do it. plan that trip right now. that's still 639 right now. we are following some breaking news just coming into our newsroom. the bay area's wnba team is announced. we're going to show you the new logo and tell you how you can celebrate this weekend with e-40, president biden out with new tariffs, and former president trump has a very special guest at his trial today out to the big board this morning. just got inflation numbers that were not very good watching up anyway. you're

the american economy this morning. in the meantime, a lot of his staff working on getting weapons to ukraine. interesting. a lot going on. on this tuesday morning, the white house tells us the president will speak about jobs no later than 7 a.m. our time. so that's any moment now. the state department, meantime, says secretary of state antony blinken, has met with ukrainian president zelenskyy in kyiv. secretary blinken making a secret unscheduled trip to ukraine after his shuttle diplomacy in the middle east. more u.s. weapons on their way. zelensky desperately needs anti-aircraft technology like patriot batteries to protect civilians in kyiv and kharkiv, a video that got its start on social media. now the subject of concern in all kinds of world capitals, showing people believed to be israelis tearing apart an aid truck and carrying food and medicine intended for

palestinian civilians. nbc has verified this is a real video. reporters on the ground say the people are israeli settlers in the west bank. so this happened far from gaza. the aid trucks are said to have come from jordan. we've reached out to the idf for more information. the settlers claim the aid would have gone to hamas. back here at home, president biden says the u.s. will levy new tariffs on chinese steel and aluminum, as well as chinese cars. we talked a bit about this yesterday before the announcement. now, a reminder chinese flag right here because we'll be putting tariffs on chinese goods. but americans pay the tariffs. the idea being goods under tariff become so expensive. you don't buy them. speaker of the house mike johnson says he'll attend donald trump's hush money trial today. trump of course, accused of covering up hush money payments to an adult film actress. yesterday, trump's former lawyer

michael cohen, testified against him cross-examination expected today. highly unusual for a sitting speaker of the house to attend a criminal trial right in front of the jury. in their view , then again, it is highly unusual. it never happened before that a former president has been accused of crimes. yesterday, senators j. jd vance right there, and tommy tuberville, both possible picks for vice president, watched cohen testify. michael cohen is the prosecution's star witness. this guy is a convicted felon who admitted in his testimony that he secretly recorded his former employer and that he only did it once, allegedly, and that this was supposed to help donald trump. does any reasonable, sensible person believe anything that michael cohen says? okay so that's true. prosecutors played a recording cohen made of a conversation with his boss, donald trump, about making a

payoff to the national enquirer. now, why would cohen do that? he was on trump's side at the time, cohen says it's because the head of the national enquirer didn't believe trump would actually pay, and he wanted proof that he would. after all, laura, donald trump does have that reputation. interesting. thanks for the latest there, scott. it is 6:45 right now, a highly anticipated decision could be on deck for leaders in half moon bay today. the city's planning commission may vote to move forward on affordable housing for farm workers. the meeting comes after governor gavin newsom issued a warning last week he's threatening legal consequences if delays continue on the project. if approved, they would construct 40 affordable housing units. it comes after a deadly mass shooting last year highlighted poor living conditions for farmworkers on the peninsula. in response, the city proposed building the complex for senior farm workers, but they never approved it. well, new this morning, may is mental health awareness month, and today, governor gavin newsom will visit san mateo county for

an update on his effort to transform california's mental health system. it comes as medical experts find new links between head and the heart. a recent report by the american heart association found that social isolation and loneliness can lead to heart inflammation and heart disease. one cardiologist with el camino health says in general, loneliness can trigger the brain's symptomatic, symptomatic nerve system, controlling our fight or flight response and the sympathetic system leads to higher blood pressure. it leads to higher cholesterol, at least a higher blood sugar. all these factors, which we know are directly related to the development of heart disease. so simply, it's not just being lonely, but it's all the mental aspects of being lonely. so yeah, may not affect everybody, but there's a much higher likelihood of a lonely individual, of an isolated individual to feel those those mental stimulants which then lead to the development of

cardiovascular disease. he also says that we all want to manage our blood pressure, glucose and cholesterol levels. to do that, he recommends exercise a balanced diet, no smoking and limit the alcohol or just cut it all out altogether. the giants should find out today how bad the injury is for young cooley, who hurt his shoulder on sunday. tonight they'll also get another crack at the rival dodgers after losing a tight one last night at oracle. the game went into extra innings, tied at four. that's when the dodgers will smith hit a double to the wall, scoring two runs. the giants still had a chance in the bottom half but went into double play. dodgers take the first game and a three game series 6 to 4. well, breaking news just in this morning. the golden state wnba team officially releasing its logo. the team will be called the valkyries. the games will be played at chase center, but the team will train over in oakland, where the warriors practice

until 2019. fans will be able to celebrate the launch of the new team with the valkyries block party at thrive city at chase center on saturday from 2 to 6 p.m. kalani as well as e-40, will perform. i was just looking at the logo so the wings. all right. and wnba season actually begins later today. one of the players everyone is looking at to bring her college stardom to the league. that's right. we're talking about caitlin clark here and her new team, the indiana fever open against the connecticut sun tonight. it's clark's debut in wnba after shattering college records for the iowa hawkeyes. her performance has captured the attention of the entire country, helping her become the one pick, the number one pick in the wnba draft. this is a dream. this is something i wrote down on a piece of paper when i was in, like second grade, like, get a basketball scholarship, play in

the wnba. check, check check the box. for the first time in 20 years, the sun stadium sold out in anticipation for clark's debut tonight. more stadiums expected to be sold out as fans wait for clark and the fever to visit their city, which is great. well, now you know the secret is should write it all down in second grade. exactly yeah. my mom was trying to get some tickets to get that game when they play the las vegas aces, right. and so it's like already sold out. sold out. it's ridiculous. all right. yeah. all right. well we'll see. maybe they'll be next year at the golden state. yeah. valkyrie with the valkyries. sure look forward to that. all right. so let's get started this morning if you want to get out there, practice, shoot some hoops. it's nice and cool. we're starting out cloudy across much of the bay area, some low visibility in a few spots, and as we take a look at walnut creek, well, here we have a clear view. it is starting out mainly clear this morning in walnut creek as well as pleasant hill. we're seeing temperatures in the low 50s to

start as we go throughout the day, though, it's going to be clearing out and gradually warming up. we'll be in the low 70s here at 1:00 today, and in the upper 70s in parts of the east bay, as well as the north bay. a lot of these numbers are back to what we had yesterday in the upper 70s for the south bay, and also just a degree or two warmer for tomorrow as we reach the peak of the warmth, as our temperatures come up to the low to mid 80s, we're really not seeing anything too major happening here. no big shifts in our temperatures. we're looking at some coastal temperatures in the 60s, our valley temperatures in the 70s and 80s. and each morning i think we'll start out with some low clouds and fog, which will be very slow to clear from the coastline. it shows that as we go into the next few mornings, there may be some coastal drizzle, some low visibility and spots, and some of that may also fill into some of our valleys with some low visibility and some fog and some spots looking at our overall

view, at our weather pattern and what may shake things up for us, there's not a lot. there will be a low developing farther to the south as we go toward the end of the weekend, but overall, the dry weather continues. the jet stream, those upper level winds stay well to the north of us, and a slight cool down in our temperatures. in spots like morgan hill, we'll see some upper 70s for the next couple of days, but then as we approach the weekend, it will come down a few degrees. and the coolest of those days will be next monday. and then we go back up to the mid 70s. but you can see that it's just a few degrees that we're talking about here. so for the inland areas, we're going from 80 today to mid 80s on thursday and then upper 70s for the weekend. and san francisco's keeping it steady here with some 60s throughout the forecast. mike, you're hearing about a crash on the altamont pass. yeah, just out of the altamont pass. in your commute direction, this is mostly affecting folks out of tracey on 205. it's just past the merge where this crash sounds like everything is on the shoulder. the traffic pattern holds up steady, but it's slow

in that area anyway. in fact, the only thing unusual about this morning's commute is that there's not really anything going on as far as major crashes we do have. you're slowing in typical spots, including the south bay where the build happens, as well as right here, the san mateo bridge, again, just getting more congestion. but we don't have any issues. so there's no sudden slowing. it's just gradually slowing as the commute builds for these lanes. heading over to the peninsula. back to you. all right. thank you very much, mike. it is 652 right now and happening now. the nfl releasing just a little more of its schedule ahead of tomorrow's official unveil. niners fans, guess what your opening week game is now set. it'll be a monday night at home against aaron rodgers of the new york jets. this will be the first time the niners open the season at home since 2020. so far, only a handful of nfl games next season have been leaked, but it starts thursday, september fifth with the chiefs and ravens on nbc. bay area. well, up next, a look at those top stories making headlines this morning on today in the bay, starting with that breaking news. waymo now under investigation. the multiple

crashes now in question involving the robo taxis plus water bills likely to rise for hundreds of thousands of bay area customers. we're going to talk about the crucial vote happening today that will likel impact your budyge

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welcome back. we are moving you forward with a look at our top stories here on today in the bay. first breaking news. the top u.s. auto safety regulator is opening an investigation into waymo. the national highway traffic safety administration is looking into 22 incidents in which the company's cars were involved in collisions or may have violated traffic laws. 17 crashes are part of the investigation. the waymo vehicles hit stationary objects

such as gates or parked cars. it comes as local leaders have been expressing concern over waymo's expansion of testing its cars in peninsula cities, south bay's leading water provider. voting today to up its rates. santa clara valley water is expected to approve a nearly 13% rate hike. it would add about $9 per month to a customer's bill. in northern santa clara county, south county residents would see a monthly spike that will be around one fourth, a one third, i should say of that charge. and valley water says that that money is needed to fund the current seismic retrofit of anderson dam in morgan hill. costs to complete the project will have now ballooned to about $2.3 billion. also happening today, pro-palestine activists plan to protest outside of the google i o developers conference. it is happening at shoreline amphitheater in mountain view today. the event spotlights the company's most anticipated projects. you'll recall google recently fired

dozens of workers who protested inside google offices. that conference starts at 9:00 this morning. san francisco supervisors today hold a second reading on their recently approved ordinance to ban so-called forever chemicals in firefighters gear as our investigative unit reports, studies have shown that the gear fire fighters wear is made with materials called pfas, proven to raise cancer risk. they're called forever chemicals because they don't easily break down once the skin absorbs it. san francisco firefighters are already testing alternative pfoa free fabrics. they believe are just as effective, and you can view the entire story under our investigative unit section of our home page. let's get a look at the forecast before we go today. another nice one. another nice one. that does start out with some clouds but will be clearing out today. we're headed up to about 80 degrees for the inland areas and slightly warmer through the end of the week. and san francisco will hit a high today of about 65 and upper 60s

through thursday. and we are looking at a smooth drive. here's the backup at the richmond side of the bridge heading towards san rafael. 580 slows a bit coming out of richmond, but then no problem across the bay and there across the bay, palo alto moves smoothly. well the today show just moments away. however, we continue today in the bay on roku and other streaming platforms live at 8:00. we talk live with a local infectious disease specialist about an all new covid variant and the possibility of a summer surge, plus, all new findings showing the impact wildfires are having on our soil. always a lot to talk about on that show. all right. look, thanks for joining us this morning. hope you have a great day. today's show is coming up good tuesday morning. that make-or-break witness taking the stand at donald trump's trial. >> yeah. and michael cohen back in the hot seat this morning. it is may the 14th.