it's incredibly sad. >> right now at 5:00, heartbreak in san francisco, following this weekend's deadly accident at a

bus shelter. a third victim has now died. the latest on the investigation. fire destroys a high school gym in the tri-valley. the investigation under way and the new late-breaking details just into our newsroom. also, back open in time for your morning commute. an update on the weekend closure of southbound 680. this is "today in the bay." >> strange not seeing cars on it. let's hope it's smooth. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. we'll get a look at the commute with mike, but first let's talk about the weather with meteorologist kari hall, who is back. >> the weather is amazing out there. it's been nice to have the sunshine, the warmer temperatures. that continues today. as we're getting started, taking a live look at walnut creek right now, it's going to be the warmest day of the week. there's still going to be some coastal fog and some spots where we're seeing some dense fog in parts of the north bay, but

other than that, it's going to clear out and be a nice one. the dry weather continues through at least midweek, but then rain chances start to go up on friday, and into the weekend. so we're starting out this morning with some mid-40s in dublin, 46 in fremont, and 53 in oakland. and it's in the low 50s in san francisco. but as we take a look at our highs, we are back in the mid to upper 70s, even up to 77 degrees for some of our inland valleys from the south county toward fairfield. we'll talk more about this coming up. mike, you're watching the busy weekend in the tri-valley. >> we talked about this, laura showed you the video. closed, southbound 680, since friday night. scheduled to be reopened before this morning's commute. resurfacing was going on and they had to completely close the freeway. the good news, look at the speed sensors, it reopened about 90 minutes ahead of schedule, so it was closed until after midnight,

but before the 4:00 deadline they did reopen. everything is very smooth right now. there is traffic, a little extra traffic on 84 because some folks might have said they were going to avoid 680. we still have 84 with one-way traffic control unrelated to the weekend work. it's monday morning and we're just getting started with our commute. a little slowing out of the altamont pass, south bay, peninsula and the city looking good. i will check on this crash on 280. it should be on the shoulder, but i'll verify. >> thank you so much. developing in san francisco, a memorial planned for later today to honor the victims in saturday's deadly crash near the west portal muni station. nonprofit walk sf inviting people to bring flowers and stuffed animals starting at 5:00 p.m. that story, a heartbreaking one. we did find out a third person died yesterday and an infant is still fighting for its life after a car slammed into a bus shelter on saturday. it happened just after noon when police say an suv crashed into that stop area where four people

were waiting. yesterday people started leaving dozens of momentos at the site of the crash. many are still struggling to process what happened. >> i was trying to visualize it because i thought it had happened on the other side of west portal. they go, no, it's by the library. it's, like, by the library, i just can't imagine what happened, how did it happen. >> wow. well, so far police are saying little about the investigation and they're not sharing any details about that driver, nor whether possible charges may be forthcoming. our kris sanchez is following the story and will have a live report in the next half hour. new developments in the tri-valley after a fire destroyed a high school gym. it happened last night at amador valley high school in pleasanton. the gym is a total loss. this is considered the school's smaller gym. the main gym was not impacted.

school is expected to go on as planned today. there's still no word on how the fire started. police in berkeley are investigating a deadly stabbing that happened on university happen a few blocks east of san pablo avenue. responding officers located and arrested a suspect. the victim has not been identified and a motive is not clear at this time. police are calling this an isolated incident. and supporters of embattled alameda county district attorney pamela price today plan to address claims of fraud in a petition drive to force a recall vote. recall organizers recently turned in what they claim are more than 123,000 signatures, well past the 73,000 needed for a ballot measure. because the results of the recent random sampling fell short of triggering the vote, they are recounting signatures manually. price supporters claim some were obtained fraudulently and recently called on the state attorney general to investigate. today's news conference is

scheduled for 10:00 this morning. turning to decision 2024, five states, arizona, illinois, ohio, kansas city and florida will hold their primaries tomorrow. former president trump's tone about 180 degrees from president biden's over the weekend. brie jackson joins us live from washington. of course, the middle east continues to be front and center for the president. >> reporter: that's right. good morning, laura. so president biden is once again saying a two-state solution between the israelis and palestinians is needed for lasting peace in the middle east. take a listen. >> we agree about the urgent need to increase humanitarian aid in gaza and get the cease-fire deal, get a cease-fire deal and bring the hostages home and move toward a two-state solution, which is the only path, the only path for lasting peace and security. >> reporter: the president

making those remarks on sunday during a st. patrick's day celebration at the white house. his call for humanitarian aid also a primary concern for the people of gaza, along with his hopes for a cease-fire with more talks planned for this week. now, those comments came as part of a joint address with the prime minister of ireland, who also used the opportunity to call for a halt to israeli bombing in gaza. >> well, in the meantime, former president trump attended a weekly rally in ohio ahead of tomorrow's presidential primary, and the presumptive gop nominee really continues to make some headlines over shocking comments. >> reporter: yeah, former president trump making these comments at a rally saturday in addition to promising to place tariffs on cars made abroad if he's elected. trump made this dire threat. >> now, if i don't get elected, it's going to be a bloodbath, that's going to be the least of

it. it's going to be a bloodbath for the country. that will be the least of it. >> reporter: in response, a trump campaign spokesperson tried to clarify telling nbc news, quote, biden's policies will create an economic bloodbath for the auto industry and auto workers. biden's re-election campaign says trump was doubling down on threats of political violence. meanwhile, the former president is doubling down on calls for former congresswoman liz cheney to face prosecution. trump posting on his truth social a link to an article in the federalist that claims cheney suppressed evidence when it came to trump's authorization of the national guard during the january 6th insurrection. cheney, for her part, clapping back at trump on x, calling the claims lies and accusing him of trying to delay his legal trial related to january 6th. >> in the meantime, president biden also calling out trump during an annual d.c. tradition

on a topic that actually biden has faced criticism over himself. >> reporter: the president attended the annual gridiron club and foundation dinner in washington. among the jokes, he called trump too old and mentally unfit to become president. biden also joked his republican rival thinks he's running against former president barack obama. now, his comments came as president biden continues to deflect criticism over his age. biden is 81, trump is 77. regardless of the outcome of the election, either would be the oldest person sworn in on inauguration day come january. >> we will see where we will go from here. brie, thank you so much. live from washington. 5:09 this morning. we're guessing a lot of bay area runners are feeling proud after completing a milestone over the weekend in oakland. as they should. some 10,000 runners taking part yesterday in oakland at the

marathon, oakland marathon. this year the event was partnered with steph and ayesha curry's eat learn play foundation. steph did not run in the marathon yesterday and should be fine for tonight's game. all the proceeds for the race this year will go to their nonprofit which started years ago as a way to support childrens' health. >> we try to show up in a meaningful way and this is another opportunity to have the community support us as we support the community. >> the marathon also had different segments for all levels of runners, including the half marathon, 5k, 10k races, and of course traffic was hard to get around because i was stuck in it. >> i was looking for you. >> steph and i have the same ankle injury. next year. >> like taylor swift, you're shaking it off. >> absolutely. the good thing is if you're feeling good, today will be a nice day to get out and about. kari is back and you were saying it's going to be the warmest day of the week. >> yes, and after the warm

weekend, the nice weather continues for us for today. and even though it does start out cool, we're seeing temperatures now in the mid-40s for dublin, it is 53 in oakland and san jose, and san francisco in the low 50s to start. when we take a look at our highs for today and what we usually see for this date, we are well above that, in some cases about 10 plus degrees. in san jose, we're usually for this date at about 66 degrees, but today we're headed for 77. it will get cooler as we go through the week. we'll talk about that, and rain coming up in a few minutes. mike is looking at lower numbers at the gas pump. >> we're getting used to the new normal, a little over 4 bucks. sunnyvale leads with $4.17 at great gas on north matilda avenue. alameda county, the best is oakland at $4.19 at 98th avenue gas on, yes, 98th avenue. in the north bay, vallejo lists

$4.21 at central gas on springs road. these are all provided by all of you, all of us on gasbuddy.com. on the roadways, we do have a smooth drive, showing green sensors pretty much all over the bay. the south bay, i told you i would check on the crash. we've circled north 280 at 85. everything does look like it's on the shoulder, no slowing or injuries. peninsula, all the way into the city, 101 coming to the city from the north bay, a clear drive on the deck. there are some low clouds hovering around but no problem. there may be a little bit of a fog issue in the north bay. we'll check by the robin williams tunnel. back to you. 5:11 right now. new change could be on the horizon for apple. ahead on "today in the bay," the new ai which could soon become available for your phone. plus, lotto fever. the mega jackpot still up for grabs.

good monday morning. a lot of our inland valleys are headed for the mid to upper 70s along the coastline, and a spot like half moon bay, temperatures for the most part staying in the 50s. it will be cool but also very sunny with a breezy wind, and then our temperatures gradually start to come down. so we'll talk about the changes ahead for the week coming up in a few minutes. we're looking at a beautiful drive across the bay bridge. taillights heading into the city. you see low clouds in the background. those are the ones that were impeding the view from one of our cameras.

i believe everything is clear coming out of the north bay. who can see the financial future? let's check in with silvana. thank you. good morning, i'm silvana hanao from cnbc. wall street is set for a mixed open as investors await guidance from the federal reserve on the future of interest rates. now, the markets are coming off a negative week as concerns about inflation have pressured stocks, sparking some anxiety the fed may be leaning toward keeping rates higher for longer. the fed begins a two-day meeting tomorrow with the decision wednesday afternoon. also in focus this week, we get data on housing and jobless claims, plus earnings from fedex and nike. linkedin is developing games giving users to do something other than search for their next job. they will tap into puzzles that helped games like wordle explode. early games are queens and one

idea they're experimenting with involves organizing employees' scores by workplace with companies being ranked by scores. apple is reportedly in talks to license google's gemini ai engine to power some features in the iphone. bloomberg says apple held discussions with openai about possibly using chatgpt, a deal between apple and google would build on their partnership in search, and google has paid billions of dollars to make its search engine the default option on apple devices. an ai deal would give gemini a major edge as apple has more than 2 billion devices in active use. >> wow. >> back to you. >> i've got a few of them. >> i like you're still feeling the irish green this morning. so am i. >> of course, i'm just going to keep it going. >> which is perfect. trending this morning, if you're still feeling lucky, you may want to buy a lottery

ticket. >> the powerball jackpot now $645 million, while the mega million is $875. no one was able to score the wins numbers this past week. >> i tried. >> i didn't, so i'm glad that you didn't win, nor anybody else. the next drawing is tonight, that is for the powerball. it's at 8:00. the next mega millions draw will happen tomorrow night. >> you heard marcus. if marcus wins, we all win. >> pizza party in the newsroom. >> wow, in europe, perhaps. >> okay, in italy. >> all right! timestamp that, everybody. 5:17. [ laughter ] well, we don't have to travel far to get some great weather. we're going to have some nice conditions today. >> but we will. >> we will if we have to. on marcus' private jet. >> exactly. >> we're right now in the mid-40s as you're heading out in

much of the north bay. santa rosa in the upper 40s, san jose at 51 degrees, and it's 53 in san mateo. it is 52 in san francisco. that's where we're getting started. we know it's going to be a nice day. you may be spending a lot of time outside, but just a heads-up that if you haven't been doing so already, don't forget to take the allergy pill. we're going to have a high amount of oak, cedar and pine pollen floating through the air, and most likely coating your vehicle, too. it's a good day to also wash your vehicle because we are going to have temperatures warming up, lots of sunshine, and temperatures in the upper 40s in san jose to start. at noon it's 64 degrees, and we're headed for the low to mid-70s. we're going to see those 70s widespread across the bay area with oakland today reaching a high of 71, 75 in santa rosa, and some mid-60s in san francisco. now, going into tomorrow, those temperatures come down a few degrees, not too much. but this will be the trend over the next few days. livermore reaching a high of 73

tomorrow afternoon, upper 60s in oakland, and 69 in novato. but then on wednesday, down a few more degrees. so we can see the cooling that's going to start to happen as we see the next storm system approaching and some clouds. right now it's being blocked by high pressure, so we're all clear for the next couple of days. once the high pressure breaks down, that will make way for the cooler air to come in, as well as rain chances for the weekend. and not only will we see some rain, but the sierra will see some snow and it looks much colder. let me show you gilroy's ten-day temperature trend. if you thought that it was going to feel like spring for a while, nope, we're going back to winter in a few days. so we have some mid-70s, which is, as we mentioned, well above normal. we should be in the mid-60s, which is what we'll see on friday. we're only up to 60 degrees for the weekend, and we will see rain coming in, scattered showers in the forecast from friday through saturday, and most likely on sunday as well in

san francisco, as well as the north bay. we're going from mid-60s here to 59 for saturday. put that in the weekend plans. mike, you're also seeing in the weekend plans the big closure that's now open. >> that's right, reopened. that's great news for 680 from 580. let's look at 580 from the richmond area. it's moving smoothly as well. richmond was the point where we had another closure over the weekend. that was for the red line. b.a.r.t. has restored back to normal service, the red line. they had major track work between richmond and the del norte station and that entailed the red line stopping over the weekend. it's back on normal schedule and no delays reported or any of the other transit systems. that's a great start in the morning. a smooth drive throughout the east bay. north bay, there's a blip for 37. that might be the start of your morning commute. another blip, highway 4. typical spots where we would first see slowing. the bay bridge toll plaza moves

nicely, so does the walnut creek interchange. there's a crash reported just south of where the closure was for southbound 680, in fremont near mission boulevard. i told you this crash, 280 at 85 is clear. no injuries and no slowing. back to you. >> thanks, mike. next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> airline imposters are targeting sprin targeting sprin g

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attention, spring breakers, look out for airline imposters. >> that's the warning from our responds team. consumer investigator chris chmura is here to help us steer clear of the high-flying fraud. >> good morning. more than a year ago we first warned you about thieves posing as airline employees. some viewers like alice in mountain view who did a simple web search for an airline phone number said they ended up calling a scammer who posed as an airline agent and charged them unnecessary fees. some thieves are still at it. this woman just alerted our nbc sister station in dallas. she called what she thought was american airlines phone number and later learned she was off by one digit. before that realization, she called the number and an alleged agent told her to fork other 900 bucks to fix a ticket glitch. >> i just want to make sure if you understand, if you don't pay for this seat, then when you get

to the airport, your husband is going to be on standby. i specifically said to him, are you a scammer. he said, no, i've got all your flight information here. >> he was a scammer. there was no ticket error, no need to spend 900 bucks. luckily, sam smelled a rat and spoke up to warn you. if you're flying and need to contact your airline, dial carefully. start with the number on your receipt or the airline's website, and before you call, triple check the number you punched in matches the real number. we often recommend contacting airlines on social media, and that's a savvy way to get quick service. but carriers now caution there are airline imposters online, too. so to find an airline's official account, start on its website and then click the social media icons. if you spot an imposter, let us know. scan the qr code on our screen to fill out our complaint form online. stories we have coming up, including history on the pitch.

bay fc winning its first match in franchise history. reaction from the players and coach about the key milestone and the team's upcoming schedule.

right now at 5:30, a heartbreaking weekend in san francisco. a car slams into a bus stop, killing three people. a live report and what we're learning about the lone surviving victim and their

condition. plus, working to improve california's emergency preparedness. the improvements one nonprofit is urging state leaders to make. and a live look outside. meteorologist kari hall is back and she's tracking our forecast as we start a new week. how long this sunshine this stick around. this is "today in the bay." a marvelous monday morning it is. >> yay, coming off a great weekend. >> good morning to you out there. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. let's start with a look at the forecast. meteorologist kari hall is back tracking what we can expect. >> it looks great. the same weather we had yesterday continues today. it is a cool start with our temperatures in the mid-40s right now, as we take a live look in dublin. san francisco, 53 degrees, the same in oakland, and 51 in san jose. for the peninsula, as you're driving this morning, it is starting out with a few clouds, there may be some patches of fog. overall we're seeing clear conditions and temperatures in the upper 40s, and then it will

be clearing out today as we head for the upper 50s. but as we take a look at our highs for later today, we're going to reach 75 degrees in santa rosa. that is 10 degrees above what we typically see for this date. and then looking at oakland, 71 will be our high today, when usually we're at about 63 degrees. so the well above temperatures are about to change. we'll talk about that. mike, you have more info on the crash in fremont. >> we talked about the mission cutover and it's actually on mission. let's get a closer look. mission is marked as state route 262 and i think that's why chp got the alert. it's in front of the jack-in-the-box, no injuries, and i believe you can still get your food. a smooth drive, a little slowing on the altamont pass, and i'm showing highway 4 and 37, the first blips we saw do look like they're sticking for the morning commute. no drama, no problem. at the bay bridge toll plaza,

we're seeing a few more cars. to a heartbreaking reminder of how quickly life can change for commuters in san francisco's west portal. >> there is a growing memorial at the bus stop where three people were killed and a baby critically injured over the weekend. "today in the bay"'s kris sanchez is live for us this morning in san francisco. kris, i can't stop thinking about that baby. do we have an update on its condition? >> reporter: you know, at the last report that we got, that baby is still fighting for their life in the hospital this morning, and we expect that we may learn more about who the three victims were who died as the community prepares to also hold a memorial in their honor. now, this is a crash that happened, if you missed it, it was horrific this weekend. it happened right in front of the west portal library at ulloa and lenox around noon on saturday, when an suv crashed into those two adults and child and baby waiting at the bus stop. the child and the one adult died

at the scene, the woman taken to the hospital, later died. again, the baby is still in critical condition. the driver of the suv also taken to the hospital. now, people are just shocked that it happened. >> i have my child, i have kids, and i don't want to imagine what the family is feeling at this moment, how heartbroken it is for all the community. >> reporter: walk san francisco is planning a vigil at 5:00 this afternoon at ulloa street and west portal avenue. that is to honor the victims and to pray that that baby does survive. we have asked how it is that this happened. at this point, san francisco police are still investigating, though the sfmta said it does not appear that any traffic engineering was at play in this crash. these victims are the eighth, ninth and tenth victims of fatal crashes in san francisco this year. in san francisco, kris sanchez,

"today in the bay." >> a reminder to all drivers, please slow down out there. kris, thank you. we have new developments this morning in the tri-valley, after a fire destroyed a high school gym. it happened last night at amador valley high school in pleasanton. firefighters say the fire broke out at a gym on campus, but it's considered the school's smaller gym, more than 100 years old. the larger main gym was not impacted. school officials say they're working closely with authorities. >> we're obviously working very closely with our local law enforcement and fire agencies to assess the damage and any impact to school tomorrow. >> school is reportedly expected to go on as planned today. right now there's still no word on how the fire started. we're moving you forward this morning on the preparedness for public health and weather related emergencies. a new report is calling on

california to better prepare. the trust for america's health organization recently released its ready or not 2024 report, and it finds, while emergency preparedness has improve, public health officials and policymakers need to do more to strengthen it. california scored in the lowest tier, along with 15 other states. researchers are calling for improvements in things like flu vaccinations, hospital safety, and paid time off. but there were also some strengths there, including state funding for covid and telehealth networks. >> critically investing in public health and prevention will help to ensure we're better prepared for the next disaster or emergency, that we save lives, and that we really help to strengthen and have healthier for resilient communities. >> the report also calls on the entire nation to prepare for extreme weather, in particular excessive heat, especially in protecting children and older adults, people who work outdoors

and members in the underserved communities. a monumental victory for bay area's newest professional soccer team. >> bay fc winners in their first ever national women's soccer league match. >> the team traveled to southern california to take on angel city fc in los angeles yesterday, and in the first half, the first milestone moment there. that's when a cisa oshoala scored. bay fc keeper there, a record, tying eight saves in her regular season debut and this defensive save near the end of the line for the play of the day, leading in the second half. bay fc wins its first ever match 1-0. here is reaction afterward. >> as a team we told ourself we

were going to go out and enjoy ourselves, have fun and work for each other. everyone was working for each other. that's what we're going to do until we get it right. >> this win means everything, really. >> it's inspiring, first win as a franchise, and they won because they just believed in themselves and they have so much passion and just a desire to come out on top. so a lot of credit to the players. >> keep the celebration going this morning. so next saturday bay fc plays washington spirit on the road in d.c. their home opener is the following saturday in san jose. >> fun to watch. so the warriors tonight, they try to continue their roll when they battle new york knicks at chase center. >> things are suddenly looking up with steph curry back in the fold. on saturday, the dubs beat lebron james and the lakers in los angeles. right now the warriors are in a virtual tie with the lakers for ninth seed in the playoff chase. the warriors will also celebrate

all things women with an all-female telecast honors women's empowerment month. the new play-by-play announce are will call the game and nbc sports bay area's coverage begins at 6:00 p.m. let's take a live look outside on this monday morning, the start of your workweek. a live look at dublin. probably recovering from all the st. patrick's day festivities over the weekend. it was a lovely weekend. kari, a little taste of spring, and it's coming quickly. >> it's nice to have the spring and then we're going to also have some more winter in our forecast. so as we take a look at what to expect over the next few days, this will be the warmest day of the week. we're starting out with some fog near the coast, and also some fog in parts of the north bay. but once that clears out, sunny and a very nice one. the dry weather continues through at least midweek, but then for the weekend, rain chances come back and it will be

cooler. we're enjoying today. as we take a look at our morning planner for berkeley, we start with temperatures in the low 50s. there will be a few clouds early, but as it clears out, our temperatures warm up and head for the mid-60s by early in the afternoon, eventually reaching into the low 70s. 77 in morgan hill today, and a high of 77 as well in fairfield. so we'll talk about the changes moving ahead. mike, you were saying that you're not seeing any surprises right now. >> we'll take that. we don't want a lot of surprises on monday morning. the great news is, as expected, 680 reopened. there is a crash on mission but you're okay taking the cut over from 680 to 880. and 280/85, the crash still on the shoulder. a tow truck should arrive soon. no slowing and no injuries. a little slowing shows up on schedule at the san jose area and the build out of the altamont pass. i've got a special for you today. we do have a smooth drive at the bay bridge, a backup forming. some will avoid that by taking b.a.r.t.

today, before you head out of the house, i want you to know if you're heading to transit, it is transit employee appreciation day. i talked to the b.a.r.t. spokesman, jim allison, about the day and the goal of the day as well. >> the goal of transit worker appreciation day is very simple. it's simply an acknowledgment that the people who do the work to get you where you need to go on public transportation are people, too. say hello, wave to your vta light rail operator, say hello to your b.a.r.t. station agent and thank them. because they're people, too. they go to work every day, it's a difficult job at times. they are there day in and day out. >> they deal with problems that might occur and also deal with the people asking about problems. give them a wave. even if you don't ride transit, you could cross paths with folks. so do wave calmly, don't flag them down. the transit workers who were working on the b.a.r.t. red line

with the track work has cleared and no delays. so good time to be very pleasant this morning. transit employee appreciation day. back to you. >> beep beep! it is 5:40. the future is here. we're getting a look at ai in human form. >> i think i did pretty well. the apple found its new owner, the trash is gone and the tableware is right where it belongs. next on "today in the bay," the unique characteristic this humanoid is setting apart from other robots. plus, incivility in the workplace. have you noticed tension in the office lately? you're not alone. new findings revealing the issues driving growing frustration.

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the metering lights registered just about six or seven minutes ago. we're seeing a good backup in the middle lanes. this may indicate heavier traffic or slower metering lights. we'll watch what's going on in the approach and bring it back to you coming up. chatgpt is used in many ways, from chatting to doing homework or making creations. have you ever wondered what it would be like if ai was in physical form? well, we can now show you. >>. >> can you explain why? >> on it. so i gave you the apple because it's the only edible item i could provide you with from the table. >> wow. kind of scary. so i want you to meet openai's first humanoid robot figure. not only can it do basic tasks like even carrying out real time conversations while multitasking just like you saw there, it is

able to use visual data and can differentiate items and fully comprehend text to generate responses. on top of all of this, look at how human-like the figure is. so the movements there, not jerky or robotic that we normally see. it really takes time to think while it talks. the hope is that robots can actually help alleviate worker shortages and do jobs that are dangerous for human laborers. new findings show how wary a lot of people are about self-driving technology. aaa finds a full two-thirds of u.s. drivers, 66% are fearful of autonomous vehicles. another 25% are uncertain. many of those same people do say they want their next car to have some self-driving features like automatic emergency braking or lane assistance. researchers say the way consumers embrace automated technology may determine if the roads become safer one day.

>> i think it's important for automakers to take away the idea that there's demand for the systems that they're building today and that the best way to get to this fully automated future, if that's where we want to head, is to make those systems better so people have more confidence in them. >> the study also finds four in ten drivers are either unsure or fully believe some cars on the market can drive while you sleep. that, of course, is not true. there are no fully self-driving cars for purchase in the u.s. new this morning, tensions appear to be higher at the workplace in response to the feelings being generated by this year's presidential election. a new report by the nonprofit society for human resource management finds two-thirds of u.s. workers experience or witness workplace incivility. over the past month, it cited one-third believe it will get worse over the next 12 months.

incivility includes being disrespectful, interrupting, micromanaging and ignoring your coworkers. the chief hr officers believes the current political environment is contributing to the negativity. >> the second thing giving rise to this, perhaps, is the use of technology. we know when you think about how brave people are, whenever they can hide behind a cloak of perceived anonymity, which technology enables, perhaps people feel like they can be more uncivil in those interactions when technology is involved, than perhaps they would have in a face-to-face individualized discussion. >> they have launched 1 million civil conversations in an attempt to bring civility back to the workplace. employers can find resources at their website listed right there on your screen. >> hashtag, civility at work. so this march the

organization dedicated to helping people with intellectual and developmental disabilities marks a major milestone. >> best buddies celebrating its 35th anniversary. the nonprofit works with programs here in the bay area and throughout the rest of the country. it helps people with idd establish one to 1 friendships, develop leadership skills and find jobs. they tell us that sadly the national unemployment rate among people with idd is extremely high, as much as 80% according to a cnbc report last august. >> oftentimes i find, once you have someone in the job, everything shifts, the culture is totally different, more inclusive, and people within that company really see the value of something someone with a disability work alongside them. >> utilizing the schools i've learned as being a participant and volunteer, i feel much better and more confident in meeting new people and making new friends, not only just at

best buddies events, but also at social events, including networking events and parties. thanks to their friendship and leadership programs. >> if you know of someone who would benefit from best buddies, you can learn more on their website, bestbuddies org. trending this morning, matthew modine getting a distinct honor. >> he received the maverick spirit award at the cinequest festival in san francisco. he was in "full metal jacket" and "stranger things" and "oppenheimer." he was part of the closing night festival there and he says he's happy to be back in the bay area where he actually filmed plenty of those scenes. >> i'm so happy to be coming back to san jose. there's just an element of magic to making films and creating films, and when something is successful, nobody really knows why. >> he now joins fellow maverick

winners harrison ford, elle fanning, nicholas cage, who also has been honored with that award. >> pretty cool. speaking of the big screen, since we're talking about movies, you can watch one of the biggest sporting events in the world at the movie theatre. >> that's right. this summer you can cheer on team usa at the paris olympics and paralympics at amc theatres. the company is selecting certain daytime games, they're going to show them live at 160 locations across the country. tickets will be available for purchase through amc and fandango. a different way to watch the games. don't forget, nbc bay area is your home for all things olympics. if you opt to watch from home, it all starts july 27th. >> always a fun time. >> it seems so far away, but now it's right around the corner. >> i was wondering if they were including any imax screens. >> yeah, the gymnastics.

>> we have so many athletes with connections to the bay area, they can meet up at places and have a big watch party together. >> very cool. >> imagine that. i'm getting my ticket. so we have some great weather now that we've made it past st. patrick's day, and we're going to have more spring conditions for a little while. let's take a look at santa rosa and the high temperature we're expecting for today. 75 degrees, when normal is about 65. in concord, we're headed for 75 there as well, and we're usually up to about 67. san francisco is looking at a high of 66, which is also above normal. i think the biggest difference is what we're seeing in oakland and san jose, where we are going to see at least 10 to 13 degrees above our usual high temperature. so we're looking at some mid-70s again for today. it was nice yesterday, and that's basically on repeat today. we're going to see a high of about 68 in san mateo, and 66 in

san francisco. but the trend throughout the week, and you're probably already seeing it on the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen, is for those numbers to come down a few degrees each day. so concord tomorrow afternoon will reach 73, still pretty warm and well above normal. then we see it coming down a few more degrees, even more on wednesday, as we get more cloud cover. but it won't be until the weekend when we're expecting some rain, so we're seeing all of the clouds and the rain being blocked by high pressure. but once that high starts to break down, we'll make way for the storm systems to at least move just to our north. rain chances ramp up for the bay area, starting on friday, and continue throughout the weekend. so this upcoming weekend will not be as nice and sunny as what we just had. if you are planning to head to the sierra, a lot of snow coming that way. anywhere from 14 to possibly 36 inches of snow this weekend for those upper elevations. it's going to be a lot more, but

definitely some difficult travel. and we're going to see some rain here, so when we take a look at the changes in walnut creek, we're going from highs in the 70s to upper 60s, to only 60 degrees for the weekend. we're back to having to wear the heavier jackets and lug around the umbrellas. we know that also helps with all of the greenery we're seeing out there. we know that it will hold on for a little while longer with more rain in the forecast. so we're looking good, a cooldown as we head through the next few days as the sunshine continues, and then for san francisco we're going from 64 today to upper 50s for saturday and sunday. mike, you're saying that it seems like it's a smooth monday morning commute. >> it does seem like that. again, we were watching the toll plaza, because we need to get another update. the backup formed pretty quickly over there. we did have 680 southbound reopen about 90 minutes ahead of schedule. we look at the whole map, bay area wide, you do see a new incident that just popped up in the last two minutes. i haven't gotten any information there.

we are looking at the altamont pass, a smooth drive, vasco road still reporting a typical build out of brentwood, discovery bay. i want to zoom into a couple of incidents. because the report is so light for chp, we got a chance to revisit this crash at mission boulevard right by the jack-in-the-box. there is a little slowing. if i remove the icon, you can see more slowing. there we go, coming down 680 and making the traverse toward the funnel. that will be a little bit of an issue. so far, no major issues for that part of the commute. an easy drive and typical build for north 101 and it's starting to ease up from the first burst. no problems or surprising coming out of the south count. there's been no tow truck that's showed up 280 at 85. we did get more notes that this crash had some unsafe driving up until that point. so do watch others and drive defensively. the buildup continues for highway 4.

no surprises here into concord out of bay point. out of vallejo, highway 37 westbound, the build is on around the mare island bridge. the bay bridge built up about five minutes it took for the backup to start showing and suddenly in the last seven minutes we've seen all of these lanes fill in, including slowing off the 880 over-crossing. i think the metering lights are on slow, but we saw the sensors across the span getting into san francisco are showing slowing across the span. volume may be a little heavier. the maze is clear. back to you. >> thank you so much. happening now, silicon valley based chipmaker nvidia is capturing the attention of wall street. the company is showing off new technology at its gpu technology conference. it includes its latest inroads when it comes to ai, nvidia shares were up more than 2% in premarket trading ahead of that event, which got under way yesterday at the s.a.p. center in san jose.

today nvidia's ceo is set to speak to thousands at that conference. a fire destroys a high school gym in tri-valley. next at 6:00, the investigation now under way and the new late breaking details just into our newsroom. plus, the push to recall alameda county district attorney taking a new turn. signatures are being counted to determine if the issue is heading to the ballot. the reason supporters say some of those are not valid. a quick reminder, nbc bay area streams 24/7. watch us whenever you would like on roku or other streaming platforms. a lot more news ahead.

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right now at 6:00, heartbreak in san francisco, following this weekend's deadly crash at a bus stop. a third victim has now died. the latest on the investigation and the way the community plans to remember the victims. now, if i don't get elected, it's going to be a bloodbath. >> former president trump making a bold threat over the weekend. we're live in washington with reaction from president biden ahead