we're live on the island, tom jenson, nbc bay area news. >> what a beautiful day to be out there. tom, thank you so much. >>> and looking beyond the first 100 days. how is president trump responding to north korea as a nuclear threat. >> >>> and showdown in sacramento. janet napolitano will talk about the big problem in the uc system. we'll be right back. rally to mark his first 100 days in office, president trump spent today at his virginia golf >>> fresh off a campaign style ral toiy to mark the first 100 days in office, trump spent the day at the virginia golf club. the president will recognize kim jong-un's ability to stay in power. >> people are saying is he sane. i have no idea. obviously he is a pretty smart cookie. but we have a situation that we can just not let -- we cannot let what has been going on for a long period of time continue. >> democrats are promising a fight over renewed efforts to scrap obamacare and give tax breaks to the wealthy. >>> and new at 6:00, uc president janet napolitano will be in the hot seat after a tate audit found her office hid tens of milli

there didn't seem to be a clear answer to. >> tom jenson, nbc bay area news. >> president donald trump is celebrating his first major legislative victory this weekend. his plan to replace the affordable care act has passed in the house of representatives, some unhappy voters have a lot to say to politicians who voted in favor of mr. trump's plan. representative tom reed from new york was one of the first to face his constituents. he said he stands by his decision, saying the president's plan will bring down cost while protecting people with pre-existing conditions. >> at least i can look in the mirror and look our constituents in the place and say i tried to be part of the effort to fix this. >> critics of the bill believe it won't help american families and instead may cause them to lose their health insurance entirely. we'll have much more on the gop health care bill this morning on nbc's "meet the press." san francisco senator dianne feinstein and secretary of health and human services tom price will be on the show to talk about the recent health care vote. that's coming up right af

nbc bay area's tom jenson has more on why the police chief says his officers had no choice but to open fire. >> san jose pd got the call at about 12:35. security at the donner loft apartments said there was a disturbance on the second floor. hector gutierrez was asleep in a unit down the hall when he heard gunshots at 1:00 in the morning. >> my dog woke me up. yes, did i hear pop, pop. >> reporter: the san jose police chief eddie garcia couldn't say how many shoots were fired but the officer who shot and killed the suspect was left with no choice but to fire his gun, something he'll have to life with. >> this is tragic for the suspect and the suspect's family, but what often gets lost in these cases is the impact on the officers. >> reporter: garcia says all of his officers go through crisis intervention training and says while all six shootings by his officers involve mentally ill suspects, there are hundreds more cases where the incidents end peacefully. peace is one thing and tenant nick moore, a marine veteran says he doesn't go to the apartments anymore and says police sirens outs

tom jenson is on the scene for us to explain why. tom? >> reporter: raj, i just talked to a man who just arrived to work here when this happened this morning. he said he could hear the impact at an intersection just feet from where we're standing right now. then he could hear this truck rolling over and over and over again down the street, all the way down the block. he said it was so violent, he could almost feel it. this is an area you don't see something like this. alameda p.d. is very close to this scene and they strictly enforce the speed limits here. this is the aftermath of the accident that alameda p.d. says happened right after 8:00 this morning. a high-speed crash on a normally calm street. >> there's always people that cross the street, so, it's like, hardly ever speeding. >> reporter: she couldn't believe what happened when she came to see what happened at the theater with her kids. >> two people died. >> reporter: the p.d. says this extanded cab truck was speeding westbound when it hit this van damaging the front end and inju

tom jenson has more on why the police chief said the officers had no other choice but to open fire. >> san jose pd got the call at about 12:35. security at the donner loft apartment said there was a loud disturbance. hector gutierrez waw asleep in a unit just down the hall with his dog by his side when he heard gunshots at 1:00 in the morning. >> yes, i did. my dog woke me up. i heard a pop pop. >> san jose police chief eddy garcia said he couldn't say how many shots were fired, but the officer was left with no choice but to fire his gun. something he'll have to live with. >> this is tragic for the suspect and the suspect's family, but what often gets lost is the impact on the officers. >> all of his officers go through crisis intervention training and while all six shootings by his officers involve mentally ill suspects, there are hundreds more cases where the incidentsent peacefully. peace is one thing tenant nick moore says he doesn't get at the apartments anymore. he says police sirens outside the subsidized housing have become nightly white noise like sleeping in a war zone. >> u

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

live in san jose, tom jenson, nbc bay area news. >>> new at 6:00, police arrested three san francisco teenagers in san bueno on assault and robbery charges. the 14, 15 and 16-year-old boys attacked a couple on friday night near the b.a.r.t. station, tried to take a cell phone. one of the victims was taken to the hospital with what are described as significant injuries. >>> recovery efforts underway near the antioch bridge after a boater juch jumped in the water yesterday and never came out. the busy memorial day weekend marks the start of the boating season on the delta. christie smith is live in antioch and law enforcement and everybody trying to promote boating safety. >> reporter: that is right. and i got off the phone with the coast guard and they say the search was suspended earlier today. the sheriff's department out of sacramento county is saying this man was not located and now with the boating season underway, for many the conversation is turning to boating safety. near the antioch bridge, the coast guard said the search was suspended this afternoon. the sacramento sheriff's

tom jenson is live at oracle. you have an update on kerr's condition and this is coming from the warrior's gm? >> reporter: bob myers talked to reporters shortly this morning and telling them there is no timeline yet for the coach's return to work. but he said that it is -- he is on the road to recovery and at one point he became a little bit emotional when talking about how painful this has been for coach kerr and his family. his dedication evident in his team's repeated success stories. but years of dedicating nearly every waking hour to his team may have taken a toll on coach steve kerr's already damaged and extremely painful back. an unrepaired problem that finally led to the coach's self-benching dur the first round series against the trail blazers two weeks ago. after a procedure at duke university on friday to repair issues from leaking spinal cord fluid, his gm said coach kerr is on the road to recovery. >> now it is a case of how it takes and when he might or might not be back. >> reporter: even with repa

tom clarkson is in monaco for us. both fans and drivers are on the edge in monaco. from trying to get the best view to the battle for pole position, the tight and twisted streets throw up the greatest challenges. this place can put you in a spin. g rosjea n was fortu nate not to lose it all. lewis hamilton had his hands full, he managed to keep his mercedes out of the barriers, but could not keep up the pace. there is something wrong with the car. you are only going to get one more bite of the cherry. but he ended up confronting a banana skin. his charge was stopped and he was condemned to 13th on the grid. any hope of closing the gap to the leader sebastian vettel evaporated. but it was kimi raikkonen who came out on top as he claimed pole position for the first time in nine years. the far bigger challenge for the finnish driver will be to keep team—mate vettel behind to the chequered flag. the french open gets underway tomorrow and the world number one andy murray will be hoping for a rapid improvement in form after a fairly miserable build up to the tournament.