a puerto rico national guard cargo plane crashed in savannah, ge breaking news right now. a puerto rico national guard cargo plane crashed in savannah, georgia, a couple of hours ago. these are new video and photos of the scene. there were five people on board. and at least two are dead. the plane crashed near an airport but landed on a nearby highway. witnesses tell our affiliate the plane crashed shortly after takeoff. no word on what might have caused this, but the national guard does say this was a training mission. if you have our app, we sent a push alert about the crash. if you don't have the app, download it. we won't constantly bug you all day but you won't miss a major story. good morning and thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. and breaking, a southwest airlines flight made a emergency landing in ohio after a crack

appeared in a passenger cabin windows. >> no one hurt this time. >> and i know you are thinking of the fatal flight where a woman was smarlly blown out of a plane. in this case the plane did not depressurize. they have more than one pane so it was just a crack in one pane. this looks far scarier than it is. nonetheless, the southwest 737 made an emergency landing in cleveland, on the way from chicago to newark when it happened. again, nobody hurt. southwest issued a statement which said the pilot made the decision to divert the plane to cleveland for maintenance review of one of the multiple layers of a window pane. the flight landed uneventfully in cleveland and the aircraft z has been taken out of service. and this is an opportunity to remember to listen to the safety presentation at the beginning. you think you have it memorized. and if the situation arises put

the mask over your mouth and nose, et cetera. but remember, during that previous southwest flight, take a look at. this one of the passengers taking a selfie. you remember this. nobody in the picture seemed to understand how the mask worked. you have to put it over your nose. fortunately they were not at cruising altitude. you have about 30 seconds of useful consciousness at altitude. >> and you have experienced that -- that depressureization. >> in houston i was doing a story about astronaut training and they put in you in a tank and depressurize as if it is a airplane and they have you do math, like two plus two and then draw me an elephant and then it takes a couple of seconds until you don't understand what they are talking about, get the mask on and put it over your nose and mouth. no one hurt in the latest problem? >> did it feel different? >> it felt likie -- like havinga

couple of too many drinks. so stop caring and put your mask on. >> so important. that is a good lesson. thank you very much. in the meantime, new details blaming the pilot, faa said pilots are to blame for most of the recent close calls at sfo. authorities found planes lined up for wrong runways due to pilot air three times. air traffic controller cleared a fourth plane to land on the wrong runway. as we've reported, the aerpt -- the airport has been in the spotlight since july when a plane nearly landed with four crowded planes. the golden state killer this morning, our cameras not allowed inside of the courtroom today, but this is video of joseph deangelo's first appearance before the judge last week. he is connected to at least 12 murders, 45 rapes and more than 120 burglaries. today's hearing is in regards to a motion filed by the defense

related to a sealed warrant. nbcbayarea.com has complete coverage of the case going back to the start. you could hear from victims, see the suspect's court appearances and learn about dna sharing services and your privacy. happening now, students walk out of class but they are not pushing for gun control, in fact, supporting the second amendment. pete suratos is live in san ramon with the latest there. pete? >> reporter: good morning to you. walk-out took place at about 10:00 a.m. and as you mentioned, we have students here at california high standing up for what they say is the second amendment rights and believe it is a view point not talked about enough in previous walk-outs. [ chanting ] >> reporter: it is part of a national student walk-out entitled to sand for the second amendment. and i want to point out it is organized by the tea party patriot citizens fund and they

have endorsed numerous republicans in the past including senator ted cruz during his run for president. a student organizer found out about this walkout a week ago and decided to do it. they did not even notify the school district and here is what the school district had to say about that and as well as what the organizer is saying about the importance of doing this walk-out. >> in the past, we have more of a head's up about it. we were able to work with students and create a plan to in most cases students chose to stay on campus and exercise their first amendment rights that way -- >> i think definitely in a situation such as all of the shootings for example, parkland of course, i think rushing to a solution and saying that it is to ban guns, i don't think that is the right way to go. obviously there are many different problems associated with mass shootings and it is not exactly the weapon -- >> reporter: want to point out the police were on-site in case there were safety issues and there were only about 50 or 60 people here on site for that so

it was much smaller than the walk outs this last march. pete suratos, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. new at 11:00, boy scouts are getting rid of the word "boy" in their name and now called scouts starting next february. a chief scout executive said in this -- this is meant to welcome girls to the program. there allowed to be cub scouts and some are involved in the early adoption program and participating ahead. and the tech world is closely watching facebook. it is day two of the social network annual developer conference. a live stream of the announcements and we've been watching since yesterday. mark zuckerberg taking the stage and announcing a privacy tool called clear history to erase website or app activity while logged on to facebook. what got everyone's attention of

facebook getting into the dating game. that caused shares of other dating companies to drop. he met with a small group of journalists, including nbc news. he said to battle the fake news that is going on, he's going to take about five to ten years along with tens of thousands of staffers and billions of dollars. maybe you haven't been able to keep up with all of the new features facebook keeps announcing but we have you covered on your website and how to clear your history and how the new dating feature will work and click through some of the behind the scenes pictures from the big conference happening at the convention center in san jose. if you stepped outside, you know it is another perfect spring day out there. live look at palo alto. you see a lot of cars on the road. maybe people going to lunch. maybe people just out having a good time. but either way, it is a great day. >> we'll see some temperatures in the 70s, vianey is tracking it for us. it looks good at at&t. >> it definitely does. you could see the clouds have a clear -- have cleared out and burned off and now sunshine.

i see on the field throwing around baseballs out there and it is a great day to head outside. you are right, laura, we're expecting 70s out there. upper 70s for inland spots and that is slightly warmer in some spots than yesterday. current temperatures already in the 60s. 60 degrees for oakland, right now 64 for san jose. and in san francisco, 61. the reason for that is we had a trough that brought some unstable conditions, but now it is going to start being taken over by a nice ridge of high pressure. and what that will do is dry us out and warm us up nicely. what does that mean for the remainder of the workweek ahead, i'll have that answer coming up in just a bit. back to you. the other top local stories, fremont families are talking about sex education. tonight the school board will talk about some controversial new curriculum. many parents tell us it is not age-appropriate, while others say that they've got to learn something and sometime. now that meeting starts at 4:30. people will get two minutes apiece to share thoughts. and we all remember the fire

ripping through the north bay last year. well some firefighters are already trying to get you ready for this year's fire season. marin county chief said that crews are telling homeowners to clean out the brush and vegetation and the marin fire department doubled the number of seasonal employees to more than 80 because of last year's wildfires and other counties. and today governor brown's tunnel project could get a boost but eventually your water bill might go up. the santa clara water vol district will decide to give # $50 million. and the tunnels go to southern california and there are reports that the santa clara valley water district will get a new dam and new reservoir in return for investing in the project. coming up, the new ads that you will see here in the bay area. >> plus the special counsel raising the possibility of issuing a subpoena to the president. the latest move in the investigation over russia interference in our election. and check out our instagram

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new at 11:00, more turnover at the white house. lawyer ty cobb is out and said he is retiring. he represents the white house in the special counsel investigation. emmet flood who represented bill clinton during his impeachment will replace cobb. a possible showdown with robert mueller and the issue whether the special counsel can force the president to answer questions. a battle some say could go all the way to the supreme court. >> reporter: call it a special counsel showdown. overnight "the washington post" reporting robert mueller raised the possibility of subpoenaing president trump to testify before a grand jury during a tense meeting in march. that stern warning coming after lawyers for the president insisted the commander-in-chief isn't obligated to answer investigators questions. according to the post, the

threat of a subpoena prompting mr. trump's then lead lawyer john dowd to fire back. this isn't some game. you are screwing with the work of the president of the united states. overnight dowd telling nbc news of the potast reporting, i thin it is right. within weeks he left the legal team. and the special counsel office agreed to offer specific subjects they wanted to ask the president about to his lawyers. that list of 49 questions leaked money to the new york times but not confirmed by nbc the president asked last summer if he would testify under oath. >> 100%. >> reporter: but after the fbi raided the office and home of the president's personal attorney michael cohen last month, part of a separate investigation, mr. trump became infuriated and talked about a potential interview with mueller all but fell apart. asked last week on fox news about an interview with mueller, the president had a very different tone. >> the problem is if you take a

look, they're so conflicted. >> that was kristen welker reporting. the meeting into question occurred more than six weeks ago before the new team, which includes rudy giuliani. a source familiar with the proceedings said the new team is still getting up to speed and no firm decisions have been made about a potential interview. [ bell ringing ] and there you have it. the opening bell at the new york stock exchange. the dow and nasdaq and s&p 500 up after the fed leaves rates unchanged. a former netflix executive under fire. federal prescriptions say michael kale received kickbacks from other companies and then used that money to buy a home in los gatos. they say he was the vice president of internet technology at netflix received more than $500,000 from at least three outside companies in return he approved payments to tech companies looking to do business with netflix. if convicted, he faces up to

several decades in prison. happening today, the fight to protect net neutrality rolls into the north berkeley b.a.r.t. station. you start seeing ads, they say things like connect without limits, internet freedom for all and fiber to the people. the internet service partner sonic is partnering to bring the ads to b.a.r.t. they sended service providers like our parent company like comcast to charge more for access. before you fly united, a new list of regulations of which pets you can bling on-- bring oa trip. they could fit in a carrier under the seat but mastiffs and bulldogs are not allowed in the cargo hold after a dog died on the flight in march. i'm going to re-tweet out a link for the restrictions. i did this morning already so check out and see if your pet allowed to fly. the rules start next month.

the new policy does not impact service animals or emotional support animals. america celebrates asian and pacific islanders and culture and heritage during the month of may and this marks 40 years since jimmy carter signed the recognition into law. >> and happening today in san francisco, late mayer ed lee will be honored for his service. tonight at 5:30 at the theater on van ness. janelle wang will be the emcee and a reception at the city hall after the event. it is sold out but you could sign up to be on the waiting list. >> and for all of the people taengd -- attending, the weather is so nice you could walk to the event. definitely a good time to walk. considering how sunny and the temperatures just right. it is a good day for that and only wednesday. not the middle of the week. so we did have a bit of a trough that brought some instability in the area just a couple of days ago but now it is overpowered by a nice ridge of high pressure. and our current conditions as you head out of the door, south bay 64 degrees. not to bad. peninsula in the low 60s.

and if you look at san francisco, you could see we're nicely clearing out in terms of the cloud cover. we did see some low clouds early this morning. some spots still cloudy like out in the north bay. and also near inland spots, still seeing a couple of clouds. but the 24-hour temperature change, it will bring it a couple of degrees warmer at this hour than 24 hours ago. right now in san jose, three degrees warmer, so not a significant increase in the temperatures but toward the afternoon, our daytime highs will be in the upper 70s. doppler radar and nice and clear conditions over the bay area. not much to worry about. the clouds have cleared out and as the ridge approaches later into the workweek, that is when we notice a warming trend in the forecast. san jose temperature trend, by about 2:00 in the low 70s, a high of about 73 degrees. we'll keep a lot of sunshine even into the overnight hours, our temperatures begin to drop and decrease. and into the 60s and 50s and throughout the bay area, 70s are really what will be impacting

your forecast for today. san jose and also topping out in the 70s near the east bay. very comfortable weather. oakland 67 degrees. out near walnut creek, 75. we even got upper 70s. antioch 78 and along the peninsula upper 50s for half moon bay. 62 for daly city and heading out to the city, temperatures in the 60s. light breezy conditions. not too windy out there. it is a little windier toward the coastline and into the evening hours. fur heading up toward the north bay doing wine tasting, santa rosa 74 degrees. through the next seven days, here is a look at what could you expect. the ridge of high pressure approaching. expect it to make its way in and impact our thursday and friday temperatures. that means upper 70s and, yes, some 80s on the map. expected it for this weekend. so if you had any type of parties or anything planned for friday or saturday, the conditions as of right now look like they're going to be ideal for it. >> looks good. cinco de mayo. >> that is right. >> in may.

coming up, it is time. get those fancy hats to make a mint julep, the kentucky derby just a few days away. we have all you need to know for the big race. but first, happening now, this story blowing up online. hawaii may become the first state to ban some sunscreens over environmental concerns. lawmakers say certain chemicals hurt coral reefs and it already passed. the governor just has to sign it into law. and on our twitter feed, nfl said former safety eric reed filed a grievance against the league and he said team owners are colluding to keep him from playing after he joined colin kaepernick in kneeling during the anthem. we'll be back. stick around. wanted clean cloth

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trending online and on nbc bay area dot com. well you know we like to stay on top of what is trending online and on nbcbayarea.com. >> mike inouye joins us with one of the special sections we have on our website. >> indeed. we cover pretty much everything out there on nbc bay area. but at the bottom of the home page, you'll see a section on the kentucky derby and it has all kind of stuff. i want to take you over and zoom in, one of the featured articles is how to make a perfect mint julep and a video is there and check that and make sure you don't have to drive after that. also want to make sure you know exactly what is the kentucky derby and you also hear about the race for the triple crown. what is that triple crown as

well? is it the same as the derby or not? check out the video that you'll find on the page as well. it talks about it. at the top it said race to the triple crown and that is what the section features, talking about the history in this video of what the triple crown is and the kentucky derby and preakness, and the belmont stakes, not in that record and how prestigious and how folks love to watch it. we have the buildup across the country over here. >> oh, sure. >> a little bit of background for those not familiar. if you are familiar, it is good to have have the next video giving you an overview because people want to participate in their own way, wagering. and so this is how to bet on horse reag-- horse racing. and there is one of your racing ambassadors to help potentially give your money away. talking about track conditions and the horse and jockey, you don't just pick the name like i do. there is more involved like that gentleman there. and so for your studying, fortunately we have a better's guide as well. it doesn't talk about the

specifics for each horse, but it talks about things like the lingo that you need to know and the difference between place and show. so that you don't think you won when you didn't because it could be embarrassing. i might know about that, perhaps. >> so the first through third placing and if i put a bet to place and the horse came in third, i shouldn't be jumping up and down. >> not just yet. and you could box it -- so it could flip flop. >> and then there is a trifecta. >> not that i heard -- >> we've heard. >> and it is really cool. >> did you wear fancy hats? >> sometimes. i dress in the silk from the jockey -- for halloween. >> you are about the same size. >> exactly. i wanted to be a jockey. i thought that was a great career for a little one. >> find out about laura's jockey history on nbcbayarea.com where we are constantly updating everything up to the minute

online with the biggest or most fun stories because sometimes they are not the same. back you. my chance of being a jockey are better than being a pro basketball player. live at oracle, the warriors taking care of business, now up 2-0 and the playoff against new orleans. and for warriors fans, what could be better than that? >> i know what. stef your -- steph curry's return. and fans went wild after being out for five weeks and steph wasted little time for playing the two-time mvp that he is. within seconds he sank the three and finished the night -- it was such a pretty shot. he finished with 28 points and fans quickly realized curry is definitely in playoff form. >> is he going to be okay and then boom, he's okay. >> cannot believe this. >> good to be back on the floor. and thank god for health and playing the game i love and great teammates and big win for

us. >> nice win indeed. so the dubs won by five last night. game three is friday night in the big easy. hey, hey. so my mom is in town and she has me out on a school night. but with that said, i think it is pretty cool. why we're out on a school night -- look at this. >> i love it. look at this. and look who that is. marcus and his mom at the warriors game last night. staying up late, but what a treat. sitting courtside and seeing steph curry come back into the game. how fun. >> i want to tell you what is so much fun, not only to have my mom here -- >> the best date around. >> for me. but to see steph come back and that power and the excitement that he brought to oracle arena, nothing like it. >> no kidding. fan for life now. >> let's do it again. >> okay. they're going to do it again. coming up, a possible cure for a

concussion and the treatment that could be a game-changer but has sports teams steering clear of it. we'll investigate why. whether i

the millionaire athletes we watch on tv... concussio whether it is your kids or the millionaire athletes we watch on tv, concussions are everywhere. and they're changing the way we play or even stop playing during sports. >> there could be a cure, however, on the horizon. and it is all about cannabis. bay area colin rush had the inside story on new research doctors say could be a game-changer. >> the nfl released a report in january showing that despite rule changes, and improvement in equipment, concussions rose more than 13% last year. there is a promising treatment that many scientists would like to pursue, but the problem is it comes from cannabis. so the government and sports leagues, they won't touch it. but now there may be a cure for

that, too. >> i was able to smack heads every day for a job but not have any lasting concussion while using cannabis as part of my regimen. i think that is a testament to the fact that it might work. that is something to listen to. >> reporter: since retiring from a six-year nfl career, nate jackson has been a vocal advocate for the therapeutic properties of cannabis. the league at times hasn't taken kindly to his views. >> well thc is the boogeyman as far as the nfl goes. it is the thing that gets you high, it is the thing they test for. it is the thing that scares everybody. >> reporter: still, jackson believes roughly 50% of current nfl players use cannabis medicinally and they do it, he said, because the alternative is risky. >> and then you see the people becoming addicted to opioids and i know some myself and the powerful anti-inflammatories we would get in needle form the night before the game. all of that to me is unnecessary and if we were able to find a holistic natural alternative

that is cheaper, i think everybody wins. >> reporter: that alternative many researchers believe could be a molecule inside of cannabis called cbd. the u.s. national institute of health acknowledges cbd possesses neuroprotect ant and anti-inflammatory prorlts and in the case of a concussion, the brain swells or inflames and theories suggest cbd could trigger repair mechanisms in the brain to counteract swelling but sport leagues don't want to touch cbd because it comes from cannabis. that is where a san diego based biotech company may have found a solution. >> there are numerous companies performing similar research in regards to the therapeutic properties of cbd. but they all involve the extraction from a cannabis plant. that is where renew separates itself. >> reknew is working on isolating the cbd molecule outside of the plan itself. the idea, to increase the

potency and think of it as a super cbd. >> there is no thc or other plant derivative coming through. >> reporter: ceo michael mendez thinks athletes will take preventative measures when their brain is already doing for other parts of the body. >> we think can he can develop therapeutics from the molecules and that will be preventative. >> prevent concussions. >> so that you go into the game like -- like you tape your ankles or put on your helmet, of course you'll take something to prevent you from having a concussion. of course you are. >> reporter: that is the long-term goal. but more immediate, a treatment for the serious symptoms associated with chronic concussions. >> you develop plol kuehls that stop progression and in between there is an opportunity to make and manufacture natural molecules and pure that would help to slow the progression. >> reporter: the research, heady stuff if you ask nate jackson.

>> we're looking for an alternative. we don't want to have pills forced upon us, we don't want to be ravaged from the affects of concussion and that to be a death sentence. >> reporter: the nfl announced in august of 2017 that it will donate $40 million for neuroscience research. jackson hopes the league will also back research into the cbd molecule. >> it could be seen as a trail blazer, the first league to throw money behind it and actually study it. >> since cbd comes from cannabis, how are they growing more of it outside of the marijuana plant? i'll take you to the lab in san diego and show you. >> that is coming up tonight at 6:00. and if you have a tip for our unit, give them a call at 888-996-tips, or log on to our website nbcbayarea.com/we investigate. a murder investigation centered at sfo and investigators believe a romantic obsession may be the motive

here. san mateo district attorney said passad wanted a romantic relationship with a woman but she repeatedly rejected him and on her last day of work he and his friend followed her to her fiance's home and shot and killed mark mangaccat and the victim said his 2-year-old daughter's broken. >> why did you have to take my son away from us. he's a good man. >> passad and rivera will be in court for the first time next week. oakland school children will have access to clean drinking water thanks to a city council vote. we told you about the story in oakland last year and the district discovered elevated lead level at campuses. the council is installing hydration stations in time for fall. perhaps ironically most of the money will come from oakland's new sugary drink tax. one leading san francisco

mayoral candidate wants to take free community college plan to another step. now, how about two free years of university tuition. a former state senator mark lendel plans to push it on the steps of san francisco state university. his plan would only apply to city college of sf graduates who then go on to earn their bachelor's degrees. things back to northal in concord after the fire at a luxury apartment complex construction site. it took a week for crews to clear the debris from the side at willow pass road and concord. they had to shut the streets down. atf investigators now examining the area. and san francisco hands out thousands of parking tickets aday. and the city is now helping folks with those old or even delinquent tickets but you have to hurry up. if you have an old ticket, you have until the end of the month to sign up for a payment plan. after that, you are out of luck. a nonprofit called lawyers committee for civil rights urged city leaders to create a payment

option and said the fees could be tough on some people. >> having lost their license entirely or having a car towed and unable to register a car without any way to reduce the fine or calibrate that to what a person could actually pay. so what we are pushing is making those fines and fees affordable and reasonable and something that people will and can afford to pay. >> so listen up. you have until may 31st to sign up for that installment plan and good news, in the future new tickets will have payment options. well last week we told you about the van ness avenue construction in san francisco. it is delayed yet again, but today we'll find out exactly why. and it has to do with what they're finding under the ground. not another dinosaur but remember in 2012 crews found a man's suit under the transit center and today archeologists are explaining the haste e history of -- the history of

digging up on van ness. new homes in oakland, the transit village is called mcarthur station because it is next to the mcarthur b.a.r.t. station. crews have been working in the area for a couple of years, it is a 24-story tower with apartments and office space and shopping. instructi -- -- construction started this morning. don't expect to get a straw. a new ban on single use plastic straws unless the customer ask for one. they don't recycle and often end up in landfills, if not on city streets as trash. the council plans to expand the ban to other plastic and style row foam within the next six months. a northern california street performer needs your help finding his instrument. travis started playing the cello 20 years ago. he's performing at the sacramento concert hall but earlier this week someone broke into his truck and stole his

cello. so now he's asking for help to get it back. >> 80-year-old cello made in germany, and i feel kind of like it was -- it was meant to be. it was there for me to find -- my pawn shop find. >> and now he has a facebook page called cello and chill. so if you know whereabouts of that cello, reach out to him and see if you could help him out. >> i hope he gets it back. that is a beautiful instrument. >> the sound of it -- >> i was that close to playing cello? >> really. >> but i played violin instead. >> young enough to take lessons. >> i'll think about it as i -- >> on a sunny day playing the cello. >> i think it will be perfect. maybe they'll plet you -- let you play the cello and in addition to singing the national anthem. fantastic conditions but a warm up on the way. exactly how warm will the temperatures be getting? i'll have that answer coming up after the break. stay with us.

a student heading home to visit family gets a nasty surprise charge at the airport. what you can do if you run into similar travel trouble. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, nbc bay area responds, next.

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more than 800 dollars! nbc bay area responds to a livermore woman who believed an airline owed her more than $800. >> chris chmura explains her case and three letters that might help any frustrated traveller. >> good evening. darria booked her son to fly home to sfo from state college pennsylvania and there was a delay so the airline added an extra leg on an airline and that happens from time to time. but here is the problem. when they get to the connecting flight, the new airline said no one paid for his ticket and $835 was due on the spot. dario tried to plead her case but ended up paying the $835 to get her son home. now airlines usually make changes like that free. but darria said the two airlines were pointing fingers at each other. so here is what our team did. we referred darria to the d.o.t., the u.s. department of

transportation with an office of consumer protection with more power frankly than we do. for example, airlines are required to respond to the d.o.t. within 30 days of getting a complaint from a consumer. the d.o.t. received more than 18,000 complaints about airlines last year. we're not sure how many were successful but we know at least one consumer prevailed in 2018 and that is darria. original airline refunded the extra $835 she had to pay. we put a link to the d.o.t. complaint form on our consumer web page, nbcbayarea.com/responds. look for consumer resources. while you're there you could send us a tip like darria or call us at 888-996-tips. the man people called the waffle house hero is on "ellen" today. >> his name james shawl jr. who fought the gunman in nashville, taking the gun away.

here is what he said was going through his mind at that time. >> you see him reloading and you think that is my chance to go at him. >> i have a mois "voic-- a voic said had a said do it now. >> they raised $200,000 for the victims an families and watch this today on "ellen" at 4:00 here on bay area. >> i like that she's recognizing a hero. not a house hold name but someone who should be. >> putting his own life in danger to save others. and in the meantime, if you are not inside watching tv, take the handheld phone outside, it is a gorgeous day. >> beautiful day. already been good so far. we saw a couple of clouds this morning. but it started to burn off nicely. and that will make way for mostly clear skies and comfortable temperatures. as you make your way outside, heading out the door, we have 60s in the forecast. in the palo alto area, we can expect to see a couple of clouds out there. i saw it on the cameras.

north bay 61. san francisco still in the 50s. we still have a nice sea breeze coming in. so that will keep our temperatures along the coast slightly cooler for tonight and the next couple of days. and in terms of the temperature change in the past couple of hours, we've noticed an increase in the temperatures, especially for the south bay, in the santa cruz area so might be a good beach day if you haven't been out. i know it is a wednesday, but if you hadn't, head up there. and doppler radar, clear conditions so far. we've burned off that cloud cover and now we'll see a good ridge of high pressure that will start dominating the forecast and so what does that mean? we have the high pressure which means it will keep us dry and warmer. especially from the past couple of days. a couple of degrees here and there and talking up 70s and maybe 80s. the microclimate highs, for east san jose, 76. morgan hill 73. and check out the east bay. upper 60s for oakland. about 67 degrees. and your danville 76. pleasant ton 75 and we have the

sea breeze along the coast so we could see breezy conditions all day long, especially heading out to half moon bay, at 57 degrees. daly city at 62. in san francisco, the temperatures will climb nicely into the upper 60s. for some spots, but san francisco will stay in the upper 50s and low 60s. now north bay right now, 74 degrees, our expected high for novato and sonoma 75 and if you window about the allergies, we have a high of trees and we're talking about pine and walnut and oak and take that medication. allergy medication and all of that good stuff as you head out of the door. don't get caught off guard with the allergies. my allergies have been acting up. over the next seven days, a look at the changes ahead. no major changes, the weather will stay pretty consistent through thursday and into friday. if you notice a nice jump of the temperatures into the upper 70s because of the strengthening of the ridge and then toward sunday we keep the clear conditions

further inland. same for san francisco. the temperatures climb into the mid-60s, and then toward the weekend we keep the similar conditions to start off our next workweek. so so far right now, the biggest change just going to be a couple of low clouds. once again coming in tonight and then we'll see this consistent weather pattern of nice, comfortable upper 0i7s and 80s for inland. so whether at the coast or inland, you are just fine. back to you. coming up, a life saver -- >> it vibrated and made me aware there was something wrong. >> the teenager thanking her apple watch for keeping her alive. before we go to break, i'll show you how to join our community on the waze application and leverage the pourer of us and google. and go to waze app and in the bottom corner there is a magnifying glass when you fire up and click on that and you click at your name at the top and that is your profile and

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attention. >> i did not expect it to tell me that my heart rate was high at all. and i was like -- it is really weird. >> reporter: she figured the read-out that said her heart ras racing 190 beats per minute must have been a glitch and her mom stacy who was a nurse checked her pulse. it was erratic, enough of a concern to visit a wa walkin clickin. >> i was skeptical that a watch would have that capability. >> reporter: a series of tests revealed the watch was spot on. and she was rushed to tampa general hospital, specialists confirmed her kidneys were >> my kidney functions were not functioning the way that they should. they are only functioning 20%. >> >> reporter: her mom e-mailing apple, if it wasn't for her apple watch alarming her about her heart rate, we wouldn't have discovered her kidney issue. >> i really felt that i had to just thank them. >> reporter: apple ceo tim cook

mailing back the next day and writing in part, this inspires us to keep pushing. >> we never would have found out about the kidney issue. so we're extremely thankful. >> reporter: deanna's story shows medical monitoring could pay off in unexpected ways. earlier this week fitbit announcing a partnership with google, the two companies working together to help doctors look at patients' data in real-time. >> i just know that god had a plan for my life, no matter what. because i was supposed to die. >> kerry sanders reporting there. doctors have diagnosed deanna with chronic kidney disease and at some point she'll likely need a kidney transplant. >> boy, that is a mazing. >> good thing she had it. >> exactly. we'll be right back.

so one of my favorite movies as a kid, the karate kid makes a return. it picks up three decades later. >> i kicked his face. >> so that rivalry continues between daniel lar russo and johnny lawrence and still burning but it seems that daniel is now the bully. he's a successful owner of a car dealership and johnny is trying

to rebuild that cobra called do jo. and watch this on youtube red, one of the new original shows. >> a lost people are excited about it. >> are you going to watch? >> yeah. >> exactly. >> today is a perfect day to go -- wax on and wax off. >> because we're not tracking any rain. so it is a good point, marcus. 62 degrees for san francisco. and then we kind of stay on the drying trend through the next several days. thanks to a nice little system that will roll on in and that will take us a couple of days to kind of clear out those clouds and it is going to make way for plenty of sunshine. overnight lows not too bad. just dropping down into the upper 40s and even 50s. >> we like it. >> we do. >> we'll be back here tomorrow morning 4:30 to 7:00 a.m. >> and our next newscast at 5:00. have a great day.

we're live in five -- four -- three -- two -- one. i was drugged [ bleep ], bro. i was drugged out. i was on opioids, two days after i got off of opioids, i was addicted to opioids, two days after i'm addicted to opioids, i'm -- in the hospital. light? >> that interview goes on and on not sure what exactly is going on with kanye. stirring things up again. many wondering, album coming up. some sort of public meltdown? doing long interviews with a variety of people. >> yeah. i mean, so many things that he talked about that are so controversial, but we didn't see this co